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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-09-13

w-A family from Oskaloosa. Iowa
passed through town on Tuesday OF
their way to Topeka, We believe, in &
hoase fitted up on wheels, much like &
travelling Daguerrean car. living as they
moved, and taking things easy. The
novelty of the thing attracted consider
able attention, anG is another evidences
that Yankee genius is up TO all manner
of inventions.
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Order Of Publication

Order Of Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF JKrIERsoN.
George Grayson,
Va.
Walter N. Allen, John F. Hinton. aud &. B.
Carson.
The above named defendants. Walter
n. Allen and John +. Hinton will take notice
that the said ri ainff hos filed his petition in the
abCvo entitled cause, against the said defendants
in the District Court 81 said county, the object
and prayer Of which is to recover q Judgment
against the said Walter N Allen for the sum
o. $l2S, with interest thereon from September
2Slh, 1850, due from said defendant, Walter n
Allen. TO said plaintiff on promissory note ior
sI25, dated september 2slh 1859, and due twelve
months after date; and Tor decree OF foreclosure
and sale Of Lot two t2) in block seventeen On
and lot seven u in block eighteen uS) in New.
ellis addi,iO TO the town Of Oskaloosa, and loi
six 81 in block nine ~ in the original town Of
Oskaloosa, all in Jefferson county, state Ut Nan.
sas and that said defendants be forever barred Of
any claim or equity Of redemption in said prem.
ises. And defendants are further notified that
unless they answer or demur TO said petition on
or before thu 2?d dsy of October, A. ID. 1862,
Judgment will he rendered in accordance with
the prayer Of said petition. and said premises
will be sold 70 pay the same.
GEORGE w. GRAYSON, PlE.
Aug. l6, 81 7w-$l360
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Order Of Publication.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF JEvFERsoN.i
George W. Grayson,
W..
ID. B. Nixon. Abram Lawson, and Jas Mccain.
The above named defendants, ID. Il. Nixon and
Abram Lawson will take notice, that the said
plaintiff has filed his petition in the al owe enti-
tied cause against the said d. b. Nixon, in the
District Court Of said county. the object ard
prayer Of which 10 10 recover judgu ens against
the said d. b. Nixon for t1s sum Ut $50, together
with interest thereon at the rate OF SO per cent.
PER annum from the 4th day OF October. 4. ID.
1859, due from said defendant. d. b. Nixon, to
said plaintiff, George W. GraysOn on n promis.
sorry note for Sc dated October, 9Th. 1859, and
due in one year after date; end for decree oi
foreclosure OF lot ten Q0) in block three (3) in the
town OF Oskaloosa, C unity Of jefferson, State oil
Kansa.; and that said defendants be forever bar
red of any claim or eqaity Of redempti N ia said
premises. And defendants are further notified.
that unless they answer or demur to said petition
on or before the 22i day Of October. A. d. 1852.
judgment will be r,n Tered in accordance with
The prayer Of said petition and said premises will
be sold TO pay the same.
GEORGE w. GRAYSON, PHI
Aug. 16,5l.7w Sl2,io
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For the Independent.

TUT mc huucIcSAcs"'
Mr.. EDIroR.-We do do not wish to
speak disparagingly Of your skill as a
marksman, but We do confess to slight
feeling Of exultation in announcing that
your shot, intended for LADY No. g."
fired at random, missed the mark, and
"buskwhacker" $50 styled) still lives
and is able TO scriJJle little.
Hoping tina, you will be more merciful
toward US when we have convinced you.
las We trust we shall } that We have nc
disposition TO fight in ambush. We sub
NIT few words in self-defence. And
first; We do assure you that "Lady No
g." is not gentleman { as minated
Who assumes that character in order to
defend himself against the attack of the
geatismon ~ who shields himself with
the signature "a Lady"
We have TO submit 10 being charged
with cowaidice as kind Of penancs FOL
our own carelessness, but as To remains
Peaceable willie being classed with
stonderers and assassins. IT'S out Of tn
question entirely. We cant stand that
Mr.. Editor. Indeed we can't W.
never have attempted to Islander The
ladies' Of Kansas, knowing that, as on
@Mea, We would share in the disgrace
We have only spoken that which We
eandidly believed 70 be fact. and one
!" which no amount Of flattery. however
smoothly spoken. can close our eyes
''' in error. We shall gladly b
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CHE gndepenaeut.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
OskalOOsa. jefferson County, Kansas.
Local department.
j. w. ROBERTS, , pa;,.,.
JOHN V. DAY, Eo''ors'

The DELEGATES from this township
TO the county convention, appointed at
the primary meeting on Wednesday,
are as follows: NJ. r. Dutton, n. w.
Taylor, Henry Og!e, H. o. Finch. Jo-
seph Fitsimons, and Terry Critch6eld.
This is very good delegation.
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FGEo. A. CRAWFORD, one of the
prominent candidates for Governor. was
in town this week. We did not have
the pleasure of a personal interview.
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United States Marshars Sale.
United STATES OF AMERICA
DISTRICT OF KANSAS, ~
Stewart Van Vliet

Willism Grngg.
nv virtue Of an exec uton to me directed and dc
lvcred is,ued out Of the District Coun OF hc UNI
,d S,ne. for the District Of Kansas si'ing In the
CITY m Topeka for the trial OF causes arising under
The /. We Of the United States. Will on Friday, ue
iath day OF So ptcmbcr, A. u. ls62. between tne
hon,s Oi ten O'Clock, A. NJ. and iour O'Clock 20 ~.
"S s M tlny Mt the Court House door IN !he vnInge
Of O.k aloosa Of the State and D,sIcs s"Iess'us
or nj public sale 20 the highest oidacI LOT casn
hand All the right title md claim OF .nc
William Graag in and tn the io!lew'ng ..s
real nroperty, to-wit: The south halt o. inc soun
east quarter OF section No. thirteen 1.J iGwhsn'P
30. eight %, Range No. sixteen lS!, also ,.c
township NO. eight ts) Range NO. sexe"'e ss v.M
.Iso Inc south -saa quarter Of section NO.
TM township No. eight ~ Range 20. sSse"'ce"
I:I: also the south-west quare! s ~ sIcuon w.
twenty Is0I township No. eight 70! Range no sc:
ssycniecn It7l; also the northwest Quarter OF tne
sorth.east auarter of section No. seventeen HI
sownshIp 10. eight Isl Range no. seventeen ~,
!, inc and being Ia the county Of Jenets9n,ana neate
- Ksnsas. Levied ON as tho properly Of william
Crncr nj the suit Of Stewnrt Van Shcs, W satisfy
Ma Marshais Office JAMES L; : M S'..s't
i .aH s,s issa Per VIZ. MEDILL. Dept.
H:m;gray. Adams, Crones Ludlum,
Sow t1I.75 ""ys ios Iui.
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THE COUNTY CONVENTION meets at
Osawkee to-day. Saturday to nominate
candidates for the various county Off
ces to be filed at the election this fall,
and senator to the legislature for two
years
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The WEATHER, which for several
days had been coquetish, took sharp
tuln on Thursday evening IAN has been
decidedly cool since - almost cold en-
ough for frost.
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re- The soaking rains of the past
week or ten days will have a 6ne effect
on late crops.
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Professional Cards.
OSKALOOSA LODGE, NJ. II,


Regular Communications occur on the second
and fourth Saturday in each month.
Visiting brethren are cordially invited Ia at
end. NELSON CHAPMAN, w. NJ.
p. HAVENS. Secretary.
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A. NORTON.
No. 25 Maiden Lane. !

No. 25 Maiden Lane, New York.
Any one sending single letter post stamp
will resolve circular with the engravipgs above
referred to.
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"CRIsIs"
AT
NO. ~ DELAWARE STREET

N O. II DELAWARE STREET
M JCH speculation has arisen in all parts of
INl the country concerning the present political
and nsncial crisis, now seriously affecting ali
class 3 in the States. Not little has also been
said, !Tiitsn and published about the late drOuth
and effects upon thi. new State Of Kan sas.-
Aud Q subscribers are not, BY any means, in
diff mt observers Of the sad results that must
necessarily flow from 50 many
REAL CAUSES OF ALARM,
IRE in.lin.l to rursue their original design
furnishing II, callers in and The consumers
DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Carpets
HATS, AND CAPS. ETC. 4
n, tho lowest prices that trey san be sold in and
ei,v or town in tho Great Wet. We have now
the pleasure Of announcing TO our friends and
customers that our stock has been made full and
ample from recent purchases. and with FULL con
sciO-ness Of the
SEVERE HARD TINES
Now pressing all classes, we pledge ourselves To
give more goods for the same amount Of money
th,n can be obta ned in
Any Housc In LcavcnwsPsh City
| While We intend, rs therefore,. to avoid oil ban
.cring about price,, VIC warrant every article To
he precisely as represented.
n. B.-We have large lot Of goods on con-
sisnmcnt to close out at
LESS THAN COST.
WATSON, BRACE l. co
No. IL Delaware Street.
| LcavcnwOsth, March 1861. SSt
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OFFERS his professional services 70 the Cit.
y gems Of town and surrounding country
Residence on Delaware street. Office in the
County rreasurer's offire. Will answer oil calls
day or night. Charges reasonble. 81.
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AN ESCAPED PRISONER

We had an interview on Saturday with MI. VIII.
H. Wilson, of the .St!i Virginia regiment, who
Gently made his escape from Castle Williams, on
Governors Island, New York. He WAS captured
by the Yankees at the battle Of williamsburg aud
Immediately paroe,l for three weeks To wait upon
the Confederate wounded. AT tho expiration ol
this time he WIS Mt under guard 10 Fortress Mon
roe, and transferred thence TO Governors Island.
Among his observations while there the fact
tina, The prisoners taken by Gen. Van Dorm at ;.n
carly period of the war; and subsequently released,
are performing guard duty at Castle Williams tEus
virtually violating the conditions OF theif parole
Mr. w effected hi, escape on the I'D of June in Il
manner which it is not necessary 10 state. After
remaining for i short time in New foyk, he pro
eoc,ird to I.ii,adeIphia wieIu, by aroit reprcsen-
ti.liens, lie borrow ed OF money from Union
,;,;. ar,. il, tllIe time saclIed Baltimore. In that
eity i, Ii we'll known Southern man encounters
little difficulty in finding friends to help him on his
way In the course OF his peregrina.ioas he over
heard conversations among Federal officers whiel
showed that their losses i'll the recent battles i'll
Virginia were far above what has ben admitted in
the Northern newspapers. Thor j. deep unier
current Of secession, feeling both il. New York and
Baltimore, hu. all expression OF sentiment isssup
pressed The army ON the Peninsula was much de-
moraiized the loss by sickness and death being 10
tnatcd at fully dlooo Its condition III tLspreaeat
ti,.e u,ay be readily imagined.
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List Of Wounded.

We continue this morning the publication OF tho
lis, of killed aud wounded a.; far as has bten re-
ceivtd
MojorJ n j. WIiiiqms, Con.,4onGtag. in tie Ep-
eogemcn, on Fridny, Janc 27h, 1862.
Company A, Lieutenant A. II. Hays, command
ing-Killed: Color Sergeant Dopnelly, Corpcrai
ID Mitchell, and private ID Thomas. Mortal
Wounded: rrivaies YIN Mcdlvcry, NJ winters
and McTornan Slightly Wounded: Lieut. A u
Hays, Privates LynclG w Brown, A Leievr.,
and Moirissey. Missing: Private Gent
Company l., Capt Il Moore. com'tipg ille,l !:
Sergeant Larkin piivates Jas Gorrin. Mike Pere.l
Chas Riley, ii Hulsey Niles Cowan, and Ivan
Smith. Wounded: Corporal Quinn Prva.ts I
Council. + Poteet, Droiney, Bodkin, j Cosmel,
u Green John Green, John Jacobs, Thomas Ready
Thos Mcdonald Missing Private w Hogan.
Company C.-Killed: Prvates Sloan. VIM
Montgomery, N Graham, n Rodgers. Wound
ed: Sergeant II Whitehead private Jas Brunan,
Il X Bailey, Color Corporal II Coleman, ,r,vates
C Davis N Garne,t, Il Harrison j E11l nd
ham A J Watkins. Missing: Privaies y Knlle
ii d Alien, 4 ii Hawkins
Company D.--KiIicd Corpl Pool. Prvates
A G Thrasher. If Perkins, ID II Jones. Wounded :
Capt Jas Crow, slight; 1t Jas w Wilson, slight
Color CorpI II -Beauchamp, rrivatcs e. hendrix,
J Marcclla. r NJ Young.
Company E.-Killcd: Corpl Graves, sPsiva'es
John % Hart, corpl W ca rliya'es Ro!h.i1. White,
Carroll, Gassanlay, 1ackett, Barnett, House, Wea
therby, Booker, Thomas, Mckinney.
Company f.-KiI'cd: Private Cruise Wounded.
Priva,es Bra.kccn, Bfdsforth.s Fielding. Grecson
Gilbert, liamb.e,on, Hipner, Mcdonald, Sloan.
Smith, Crouch Cap, T II Hobbs severely; LtSut W
IL Wayland Missing PIivates johnson. VGnabls.
Company O. kiii-i: Capt Hill, Corp' II w
Whitaker, Private L Lide. wounied: rsivat &
A } Mile, mortaiiy; J Knox, do; Nos ,yAn. -
verey; ID Bullock, do; Watson, do; II L Solo
mon. slight; L y Keniroe, do sergt Piles, d.
Company H.-kilIed Private s Crabb Woun
I'd Prvxies Hill noriaily; II Watkins Cline
G Dean q Grishaln, q I Graham, C + Ls,, H. l. Il,
Bntes, J l. BHcx, J X Patterson, w NJ Ri erts, =
Henderson, sersts Hardy. in les; WITH bb~ ia
knre
compenY l. He'd Priyatss r Marbui, w )
Barnett. NeDSiutfd al LieuigA C Chisholm. = NJ
lstoshala, prfyates n kiehards0u, n IL R.cs. W
Riigsway. 81 Wilson. Nh,siag: Private =
Whitehead.
Company * K--Kllsd lst EergtJ g Miller, Serg.
Bnehsnan, Lawley. Wounded: 6eTgt u Mack.
uey, c9Fpl yas Bsrsk, fstvstss } Critcisn, u
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DEATH iSF A WORTHY MAN

We learn from Siaunton that Colonel Heroine L.
Opc of Augusta died at his residence in hat coui,-
ty on the 9Th. Col 0. was q native, aud until
within the last eight years resident, OF jefferson
county, and al time reprrscntc.i the Jefferson
and Frederick district in the Senate Of Virginia.
On the day of the battle of Cross Keys Il report
reached S:aunton that the enemy in small force
enticavoing to the. river at Mt. Crawford
upon hearing which Gel. O. rode to town with a
view to rally his neighbors and friends to organize
and resist their advance In an effort to mount his
horse lie fell back, or thrown against the SIDE
walk with such force to fracture his right ics below
the knee in two places, the bones laCerating the
flesh and producing wound which eventually re-
suited in terminating his life.
Col. Opie man scrupulously correct in His
relations with his fellow men, and always observed
the most delicate regard for the feelings of others
His loss will be keenly felt in TIE community OF
which lie was an honored member, but nowhere
will the tidngs OF his death produce more profound
sorrow than among his old friends of his native
COZ
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CAPTURE OF A SUPPOSED SPY.

On Tuesday the 2ith inst, Il man calling hims elf
Philip A. Junior, was captured by Mr.. James NJ.
Bickers near his store, six miles northeast of Louisa
c. H., Va He said i.e belonged to the sta Ohio resi-
mcnt, was taken prisoner ut the Port Republic
fight, carried to Lynchburg, AMI then paroled. The
prisoner being unable 10 produce any ,iociInent OF
discharge he marched TO Louisa G. II, thence
by rail 10 Gen. Jackson who knows well how to
dispose OF such characters. The van,.afwas making
towards fredericksburg, probably to communicate
TO the enemy the movements Of the Southern
army
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THE I.ANENTED GE[FFiT'U

THIS gallant cticcr AID distinguished o
Mississippi who was wounded in the fight o
Sunday, died during the ensuing night His
remains were yesterday brought to the resi-
denee of Mr. james Purcell, where they we!.
visited by President Davis, between whom and
the departed hero the most inimate friendly re
laiors subsistcd. During the MeXicia war, wLer.
The President commanded the celebrated Mississippi
Regiment, Gen. &. sn officer il the regimen:
Ls crf
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VOL. XIII.

10 omhAsk Fsur transports have passed down the
river heavily icsled. Our Geld pieces on the Ches
terAetf eide engaged the gunboats and poured hot
fire" into them The gunbcats dropped down to
Turkey Laand. followed by oar field pieccs The
enemy werc fleeing down the river bank, hotly pur
sued by our troops and were falling thick aaid fast
at last accoontk The firing was inccssans.
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LATEST NORTHERN NEWS.
M'CLKLLAN's DISPATCHES.

MCLELLASS pisFAICHb5.
Through the kindness OF friend we have received
a copy of the New York Herald Of the a6th TAe
first heading which meets the eye is--AdvaDes of
the Union Lines Towards Richmond Brilliant En-
gagen,ent and Success OF the Union fsrcss-Onsei-
nate Resist ance of the Enemy -spl%aad Conduct Of
our Troops in Action The Rebels Driven from theie
Camp &C.. Sc This is the heading to three d.spa&sh-
es from Gen. Mcclellan. as follows:
REpOUBT No. 3 June IS, l.3O r. =.
Hon. E. NJ Stanton, Secretary Of War;
We have advanced our pickets ON tbs LETT couide.
rably to-day under sharp resistance. eur men havo
behaved very handsomely Some iring still coasin-
ueS. Gko. b. 0CCLELLAN,
MiSr General Comma ading,
REpouBr No. B. June 25, ais r. n.
Yoa 4 A. Staston. Secretary Of War:
The enemy making drspsrHtv resistsncs .
sa.ivanc. OF picket lines Ks1rney, and -.
half Of uo0ksrs are where want tasha.
with brigade and couple Of guns. and keDa. Nj
few minutes, finish tLework intended fos u d..
Our ulsn are behaving spiendidiy. Ths sns1v
are lighting well Also
mans corps. supported by keyea spd thus fas ~
goes WELL asssi we hold every foot have UnAneA.
II We succeed in holding what ws have gAineA, =
will be .ry iMporsass adsasssss 1aissA koos
The fighting up to this time has been doae ~
Gen. Hooker's division which has behaved = usnal;
that is, most handsomely
On our right Porter has silcuced the snemyI eAs~
teries in his front, q. H McCkkilAn,
Major General Comnandlne
RspouBr No. june s,sP.M
Hon. E. H. Ssassoa. Secretary Vt War:
The affair 10 over, and we have gained or pent
fully aud with but little losa Notwithstanding -
Cur men have done al thss could b dsasss4 :
The affair was partially dsciisd hy tuo -
that Capt. Dusspberry brought calamity - aeeoen
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APPOINTMENT

Gem Harry Heih in tlss command Of brigak Of
troops heretofore, and perhaps now acting in the
vicinity OF the Greenbrier White Sulphur springs
and other points in Northwestern Virginia.
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RICHMOND, va. TUESDAY MORNING, -
Cfitclcu. raf Hughes. u McUlenden. J May, b Dni-
hey, DR. w Fenneil. Liout n. q. MAY.
Adiutant yfh Ala. Rcg't.


cSitehsa. rat Hushea. u McUIenden, May, Dali
ley, DR. J w Fenuell. Liout n. q. NAY.
Adiutant 9h Ala. Rcg't
n Liss cf che Kiiied and Woaxdcd OF The stk Rcsi-
ueat Hrgiata poiaasesrs in Mc EaSa8cmeat If
Jaac %. le62
Company A. Capt VIM I.ir.elk-- Killed: Pri.
yaiea VIM r Janney and lsobt . Young Wounded:
Hea.on, badly; Private volney T Il, badly.
Company j, Capt II G CsBont -Woslnded: Lieut.
Geo Allen, mortaIly; sergt Hubert Moss, slightly;
Privates Geo W Newlon, Gashrod Carter. and Zacha-
rah Hoyston, badly.
Company c, Capt Rott II Taylor Wounded:
Orderly Marcus Conrad severely; Sergt II
Compton: Corpl chas Kerns, slightly; Priyates
Warner Allison, slightly Evans Luncfortl badly;
Fitzgerald Thornton, b;sily Eobt Lynn, slightly;
WIN o Iiagserty, slightly; sfowdcn Martini do
:. Company D. Capt VIM Berk Wounded: !:
Sergt Geo W Moran, very seriously Albert Norris
slightly; Corpi French Quick, slight; Priv..tes
Leven Lnckett, very badly; David Gulick, badly; l.
lIutchison. slightly; Francis Chiner, slightly
Company E, Capt John r Carter-Wounded
ly; Corpl Richd Marshal badly; Privates Joseph
steele, very badly; WIN Ham, slightly -:
Company T, Capt alexander Grayson Killed :
Lieut. q Grayson; Private VIM T Dickey.-
Wounded: Lieut. H w Chambln, badly.
Company 9, Capt Berry--Ked Private
ASA Peek. Wounded: Privascs Geo l. Williams
slight; cad Thompson slight; Thos Holden.
badly; } w Butler, badly; Geo Ghee, badly; J W
kidwcIl, badly; Robt Wells badly
Company II. Capt Fistus Griflitl,--Woended: !:
Corpt Chas A Cox, badly; Private John Manals,
slightly.
Company ], Capt WIN f Garrett Killed: Orderly
Jas A Garrett; Sergt w Skil,nan Wounded
Private Sapl Cole, badly
Company X. Capt J Sm'l,-Klled: Lieut. E l.
FAINT. Wounded: Sergts r NJ uerrington slightly;
Jnhr Garrison, baslly; Corpl L. III I.awsenee,
slightly; Privates g w Faxr, kslly; VIM LeCs,
BADLY. gssssss, ,ssss-s s.s.s1'~
Raw Csc ~
regiment, was badly wounded in sidu while bearing
off wounded soldier.
Total Killed.
Wounded.
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Aggregate .46
WIN. T.. LEFTWICH,
Ai.3 .>S,b EaoTt W, E,,upf.orc

a. Acj -cth heg va. No.uGteerS-
Lis, of h1Uea and HoaD.ied of tie Second Florido
Regiment, Brig. -Gen. u. 4. Pryors BsiSode, IA
tic Battles Of Thursday and Fsiday, 2fih and s7lh,
IN he ucigkbo,hood Of the Caifkah0mihy Riper.
Firs. Company Wounded Captain aud Asst
Quart cr,nastcr Z NJ / "Hele. Corp Geo X Brown.
w Z Livingston.
second Company, 81 Tillinghast com ding
Wounded Corporal cobb, r Barnes Nc
Nnlty.
Third Company. Captain Moseby Wounded:
s,ergt d l. Dnnhan, Corp Jno Grey. Hull, b +
Brown Thos " Hooper, j Davis L Brasley.
Fourth Company I'd 1t Tcdd ceIanlandiu;,.-
Wounded: A Hogan. NJ Fosg, J Slayer, Jno 7
C Massey
Fifth Company, 2d 1t w Wright comm ding
Wounded sergf c iibbs .Eas DfImMond, f Tay-
lor Jno Nolanti jos Wilksrson
sixth Company. ID 1t Packer com ng--Ki'led !:
J 6 Grey. Wounded LIST Sergt Dut.on ID
Dortch. Jno Mccormack.
Killed Thos J Watson. Wounded: Geo Shiver,
A Woodee Jno Cheshire.
Eighth Company, Is, Lit VIM II Rogers comg.
Killed: Avilder, G lIerndcn. Wounded:
q Adams, Thos Lewis, s w Parker.
Ninth Company, ist 1t Skies nnding.-Killed: /:
Jas Wilhe. Wounded: Thomas Mills, Jas White,
VIM Stroi,,e.
Tenth Company. LIST 1t Spiers ca;ri;ag. g.-Ki!led:
~hos Miller. Wounded: I'd Iii Pratt, Jacoh Moore
" Cr:iinc, - Wilkcrson, J { Mole. w Brewer,
Jno BonAel
Eleventh Company. LIST 1t + Humphreys con-
manding Killed: Carp II Ransom. Wounded :
Jas IL Knight Jno l. Penny. w Il Siils Sami CHI
fcrd, A Xiilar, ID Knowles, d II Deer
Twelfth Company, Captain w Park rktil--Eilletl :
Captain w Parkhill Wounded Corp L NJ Horn
Corp d Sturgess. VIM Clair, Jno Dobson Albert
Paine, II Diilan.
Wounded .,..-.--..---..-..---.-5