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CoNFErRRaTE STATES OF AMERICA, J.
WAR DErARTafNT, ENGINEER isrRRsu
Richmond, Va June "a 1856,
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NFAETED--A SITUATION by u Young p,an
w exempt from military safy in y syiio,e.
sals OF retail aease Rsferersse K iyen to ear.
ter, &c. Address ~. - Dispatch yisee. M
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LiSf OF CASUALTlES IN IIis RECENT
BATTLES BEFORE HtGfaM0NO

We cont inue our publication Of The casualties
which have taken place in the severe engagements
which have been giving on before this city fsr the
tast week: -
lis. oy Cssasafss IL ds sertush pirgiaia Reg
megf 8
The 7ih Virginia regiment vent into ftir Gght I'll
Mordsy will, about 40 men, md eaiae out with
'usout no The loss is not fully learned yet, but
the following items may relieve the minds Of the
friends of the wounded.
We Rad Killed Capt Backard, LIEUT. Goefling,
Ord Scrg Appcrsen. --- Boiling, l. willis, JoI,n
Shotweii. Huislc. Story. Webb and Huck step
Cap. Jones aud Lieut. Tcnsii .fc among the miss
ing.
The following the names Of a portion Of the
wounded w Sarver, Geo Brown, Eiriy, Levi
Dempsey, Ord sorg Yates, Thornhill, Lient Moore,
Lieu: Almond, Serg Major Tens I !; Barrel r. Z
Mays. ensign of the 7th. J i Boiling John A Jeu-
kins, Wesley Mantel. ordSerg Cooper, Lieut. Estes
Lieut. Fogg. Lewis Monroe. Daniei Bsh, Jesse
Young. ! l. Kidd, Ayicr, II J WilbnrD, David
Acres, y = Meadows, Jas Monroe. l. 4 Monroe, w
II Mcoueary, 7 J MITCHELL ords serg L Smith.
Killed and Woupdsd il l2,a Hrgiaia Rsgimeat, Co.
VcisiRur III ,kc nct'on of Is: dirty.
Company A. Capt Wa,idpll. killed: Privatcs IL
4 hlani.s, Jr, Wan Graham febera T. Wilcox.
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CasHaiies iH The FogYia NORTH Careiina State 1r1ops'
J4as 9Th, is62, Bryan Grimes. Cetoaet cesad.g
Company A.--Womded: Privates r s Lay,niy
II NJ Osborne, NJ l. Hall, Jacob Massey, Chas S liasr-
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Sarg Major c Whitman. wounded.

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H. IN ~
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toaiEoay ..-Prvates Aaten Mitchell Jas c
loarg i 4 lsoi9" sy G G Barns, Il & C.sriar,s.I ~
f,tptsse, !. L Caambier. Npu.idsd. C.5'p 1. ID
Rowland. Getp " $ Harris, s'srp /, + Aluisrsen
Private, il > Ksr, J W:.tsna l. " White .
HtMte;i l. q Wiiiiiins J w Fowf'i, j IL Fowler.
g " tandisersJ J l. Sdhf,iy.r. l. y oodiuii w 4
Simmons. 4 Sheariv, Albert Johnson - {: stoti
As'eef, israel he6on, Brown w l. Shsarer,
& G bolt.
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I nv NANTED--tMMEDiATRI .Y--Is GOOD SIAM
/ w STRESSES, 10 work Sa,idleTrees 10
I wiioa The hiahes, wages w be paid Apply at
tie saddie-Tree Factory, Broad street, between
! 6i', amt 1tI, kichviond or to 3
10 L
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NTAETEp- -fsuNSMIFIfS.---W wish 70 en-
wv riey ~ TO ssfsieady q UNssIITH HANDS.
for Keea, Walker Il CO.. Cur Factory, in Dan
Vile. Va Liberal wages win be given thoae who
come well recommended Apply 10
kEEN, AJsi<f.B q Co,
sDitt.iiis, va; or
is 10 Im< HUNT a. JANIS, Cary ST.
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w HARVEST HANDS
Wans,d, i've CUTTERS,
ana five PsGKERs m.
iiaa.,iiiiaiy. GonDia a. AYPERSON.
IL It's sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
U. o. stearn-.Ioop Oneida-Rebel Steamer
Running the II loci nde.

u. s. srKAxsLooP ONEIDA. OFF MOBILE. Sept g. 1862.
SIR: l regret to inform you that thiee-masted
screw-steamsr wearing the English red ensign and
peunsnt, and carrying four quarter boats and bat
terry Of eight broadside guDs two pivots, and
having every appearance Of an English msn-of war
nan the blockade this afternoon under the following
circumstances:
had seut the Winona to the windward 10 speak
schooner standing in under sail. The smoke Of
steamer was Uncovered bearing about s. f., and
standing directly for US. Observing bhe was burn
ing black smoke, immediately got under way and
stood toward her. signaling the Winona to chase at
discretion We soon neared the stranger in company
with the Winons, who, she approached, gradually
hauled to the windward. When abeam Of him,
about one hundred yards distant, hailed him, but
received no answer. / then fired shot across his
bows. He still ranged ahead without stopping, but
still thinking him ali English man OF war; fired two
more shots across bis bow, and then directed shot
which went over between his fore and mainmast.
lie soon hauled down bis flag, and turned his guns
10 bear on US, but having flag TO fight under,
afraid to FIRE. We continued firing at him, assisted
by the Wnona and one Of the mortar schooners, but
be made sail, and by his superior speed, and un-
parralleled sudscity managed 10 escape We sent
our shot all around and over him. and are certain
that several Of our shell and the Winona's struck
hin.
Win gien modification, your obedient servant.
GEORGE HENRY PEBBLE Commander
~H4oIns o. FARRAGuT, Commanding
- % niVekAdibg Squadron
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The Allotment Systen,,

we are glad to see that Gov. Morgan has issued
the order which we publish below, showing that he
appreciates the labOrs Of the ARotmen, Commission.
ev The system is Of vital importance no. only to
our army but to the families a. home. We under
stand that the Commissioners have visited upward Of
twenty regiments during the last month, and OBJ
tanned from them aotments through which bet ween
u 1900 600 and g., 100000 will be returned 70 nj.
Sate per snnum. They accompany generally the
btate Pay master, Col. Geo. Bliss jr. and thus nee
oil the newly formed regiments before they leave
Tie State, while still surrounded by their home inHu
enees. Almost every man who allots at all sends
nome SO month out Of the sl3 be receives, show
ing wonderful generosity the part of our troops
OEsEKAL HEADQUAETzhs STATE 90 SKw.YORK
ADJUTAsT-G EsERADs OFFICE
a ALBAST Sept II, 1850 y
s,VtNkRtL ORDERS, No. 1.-THE PTesdet Of the United
aas h.viIg appointed Theodore Roosevelt VIM H. Dodge
.. no Theodore BrolsOn Commissioners to procure from
eis oi tbs State alotmen,s Of their pay all officers IN
III o. oop In hi. state directed TO ahod then
eessfy facilities for the performance Of their duties
"'"asf VI the Comnsauderin-C hief
THO hiLLH0UsE, Adjutsnt General
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Infantry, is worth reading. The young lady being,
az are all young ladies' who have younger brothers
in The army, somewhat concerned for the morals of
the lad wrote him letter propounding few very
proper questions, TO which letter the following
answer was received:
BirrsvILLK Arb, Aug l.
Ny DEAR SISTER: In letter received today from you.
ind few plain queson which proceed candicly TO
answer 10 the best Of my ability
1. DO you chew tobacco smoke cigars r
the country where il has been fortune 10 fourth suoh
civilized u1ures cannot be procured ordinary occasions
smoke my tobacco In pipe . general thing but tale
cigars when can get them.
:. Do you drink whisky or swear"
Ans never indug in srdent except In extreme cases
such for instance when tho weather Is very hot little
taken Internally good to prevent sunsoke or In cold
weather to frost bites In wet weather to prevent
the chill, and dry weather to clear out the
dgst With these exceptions seldom inbibe unless some
body treats. FOR swearing hear some,imes you
might think that the worst fellow In the world but
by the standard Of morals In society here not
by any considered pfofsne youth
:" Do you'read the Biblel"
do occasionally but for general reading find more uewt
the ST. Louis dae and Ia etters from homebut haven't
read many from you lately turn out TO preaching every
opportunity, but don't pray often Used hard
FOR something and then prayed" hard when got
have prayed good deal lately for to several etters
that about month ago, but seems the prayers OF
the wicked don't avail much
Your confessinR brother
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Arrest Of II. g.. Is.

Yesterday morning, seven men were arrested In
Madison County, on tie charge OF being officers Of
lodges of nights 81 tie Golden Circle, an orgauira
ZION o igratcd and conducted for reasonable pur-
pores. Their nau.es Joseph X. Evans. Jack
Porter. David McCarty, VIM. Evans, Val. Gideon.
Josep Gideon, Keith. They wee arrested about
daylight by Mar-hal II. NJ. lloSie Of this city.
listed by Deputies Bowers and Burton And several
Special Deputies, aud by squad Of soldiers under
the command Of LieutCol. kis-usn Of The ga regI-
ment. III. prisoners were brought to this city last
evening and confined in tue guard-house at Camp
Crocker. We shall publish hereafter some OF the
information which formed the basis for these arrerts
IL vi astonth loyal men TO learn Of the treasonsbld
plots which have been In progress in our neighbor.
hood, but which have been thu. promptly squelched
by the vigilance OF the United States authorities.
De, MoiIes journal, Sept 10.
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man Of common must that 10 the North must
result IN The separation Of the Confederate Stses.
have thought that the President was right IN his pol
icy in reference to Ssvery-tbe cause OF the Rebellion But
he was made President-no and lis views must dominate
mine But believed him honest he has shown ses, sbil
ity activity and He has accomplished much In
the right direction; IL progressive and will. lonb not
complish trust him. and call upon all the Repnbc
him. In Europe alone Of all our Minister h've
been ss.sed home Again before take the field am c.
luyniatsd my actions and y in both wsud
prefer be my only defense. But these allegations sgsnt
my good 20 beyond me, to ince dsrut and infuse
weakness into the country. therefore foeeo usual rule
and efute csumny which bat the ally Of trail
tors and tyrsnt' would utter and bu. emascusted
hansym and subsevence to tho slave power would be
silly enough to believe.
am, truly your obedient servant, G. III. CLAY.
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The Alleged Conspiracy for a Dictator.
ship-Card from Cassius NJ. CIny.
70 Of The Natiosai Inteii,0en1sr.

| To the IditOys Of The NdtoSd nfeHgtn1U.
WAsHisoTos Sept 10, 1862
GgyTLEnFs: In the number OF The NJ T. Epea-
ina Ezpys Of the 18th instant there article headed
The Warrington Military Dictators aud Directo
In which my name Introduced That paper. had sop
oo,ed had ceased to e, with the cslunnies which for
long years mad confidently hesped upon all the be.
Of the Republic and especially upon myself What my
SURPRISE then find 10 i faded psges that although Its life
blood seemed TO be ns.ry exhausted, is Inasuty
viruont a.
IL attempts to involve Ia the list OF military die
tator" by quoting The LaaSe ndiAns) Couie'. thus;
II violates no confidence IN the statement that Hon H.
Lame Judge Test jesse l.. Williams Hon. X :" IhomP-
.ou Clay, aud otLef representative men Oi the
Northwest recently been In Warrington urging upon
ths the acceptance Of proposition iCf INC conso
don t. troops Of he Nortbw States into grand
division under the commend OF Governor MORTON NC AUD
upon th. basis The Egprss attempts 10 sho" thHt snd
others attempting Dictatorship, ana ioio"hs 10 th-
approved acOns OF the state Eights pom lciaht ava
Id-s: The fact only anOIi another tFiienco OF the
cay manner In which meet aud set together"
Now far % am concerned pronounce this csumny
against every respect both 1t, allegations OF fact Add
Ia Its differences Of logical nducons hsve never 'ad
word 10 the President Gov. Morton. In favor Of
making him the commander tho North Western grand dv
sioD OF toop have advocated such formation
nor spoken OF such probable have never pro
posed any other way carrying the than by the con
rtitoed authorities have never desired the overthrow Of
the President or the establishment Of the dictatorship Of Ere
mont or Of any other On the contrary have both
and since leaving Russia said that only hepss Of
'assss were u giving tks PTssids.t hearty support sJ
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Connecticut il entitled TO the honor Of being the
hr,t State TO bill its quota called for by tn.
President IL greater honor 10 tho State. however, that
there are enough all the entire quota without the
DATED men. dan would tstsB place had IL net
been for official ms,.ie by which seems Gov Buesing
ham unicr.ood tia, 600 required for thu
State. quo,s than actually demanded by tn. Pe'den
call The number bs raised In the STATE under The TO-
-as H. 2es Of hitch half were 10 be ninemonih' men
bot appears that eight entire regiments ssed for ,hIee
y.s the psi hns savss bu, 90 uiEe months men to be
raised by volunteering and drAbg neoe.sy. Gsv Euei
insh, ansecountaby initiating the number 70 be 100 aud
thousand that humber being deficient at the time
the dsn tale piso, the oouschpon made or this
naIbe4 though e,s than so Of thsso have yet reported
camp Although this the st there than
enough 10 the camp. Norwich H1f0td MiidIs,0-n and
Ne~ Haven supply the whole States quota Tic poet
Nsv Hsv 1, cal % Camp Terry IN honor Of Col NOV Brr
G.u Terry Who conn sndsd tie ID net, Of vouse.
ras,d IN The s,s) There her, 50 volaHtssr, and -;
drAsd mos so arrive IN day two ifoHl the
camp. Of Hartford and Middleo~p thus mailing three rs
n,ni. One regiment The 11d orssnGed Too mote lthe
18th .nd ?7h w be Organized Monday The 27d ' already
Organized Of Hartford and th. 7.ih at ho~oh The zth IL
10 pfosrc.. Of orsaniEsoa Hartford An lFish Battalion
Of Ave Paules form pat Of this REGIMENT The OH
Ger, 81 tho Ae~.H.vsn Camp are - follows
Post Conn 1nl.ri With rsnh Of Colonel Jane. H. Wood
ward formerly Of The Nsiistes Journal sas Cu''er To-,
Adt Thomas o. Bson.u, Qss,crn.ser. Richard ~ Csri
Surgeon Ste. hen :. Hubbard Assistant surgeon John Seo
Ch.ie, T. l.. Holmes q Waterbury, has bsen sppoai,d
Colonel of,he 73S AID the Lieut.. Col and MAJOR are Charles
". wordia Of Bridgeport AID }. Miller 81 Geoseto~n
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Steamship Etns (Br), Brooks Liverpool Sept. TO- vis
Ss: ssp H. 81 SD. % passed
bound up channel 18th lat 81 3d. ops II passed Br steam
III. ss.p. SSp ssasd T. ISL.
large as lat a. long 60 TO- passed steamship Kan
Monroe. n hours, in bslla,, 70 2. D TOmptin,
2s hours. in ballast to D, .. Tompkins.
steamer New Haven IT, ,.rsport, Lsmpmsn. FORTRESS
ship Athens Brem schsins London 81 days In ballast
10 lunch Meincke Wendt
Slip Gen PutDsm (of Boston, newt. Bsessn, Boston
Ship CONNECTICUT dr. of Liverpool spsddss Liverpool
Ship Lss RooEh (of ichmond Fulton. Bordeaux Il days
vi. Boston days. in ballast to Brown BenDer
The .ss rSs. and c. a 1 nip
G.a, I'll rom the fore yard the deci snd KILLED
Pax Union (O Bo.,On) Davis Cardiff 70 days railroad iron
B.Ti Enc. Q,a, cupune. Cardiff 4' day.. cot. 70 Kun
Bari Dominica tAu,,rsn) chs'en, London " days. in
B1i Heron Dr. Of sundersud, Hutchinson, Gloucester
Bah g. " Horton tof Rocksnd Sleeper Cardiff IS dsy'
coal 70 Walsh, Carver Chase.
Bark Jenny Lind lRsssan). Fonse London q days. In
Brig Canoe CI.ml Alel.nder.on. L.eun. Az. ar log.
sa.n: had some heavy causing the vessel 70 lssi
badlp . . A. nc H., L.. 4. =. ~
K Coming Son Co. 18th ios OF Chincotessue pssssds
large side " heel steamer bound E.
Brig Lady Of the Lake. Haskel EllAbethport, coal fos
Brig Cahsrine Rogers. Ye.tou Rondou eeal 70! Bostsa
Schr K-ni r. Reeves, Carmsn, Philsiephs days coal
for New. Bedford Mas Sept. a. st2 while coming in
sandy Hook went ashore on Romer Shoals and VI. got OF
this morning 10 leaking badly aud viii have TO 0schGss
sebr seSnine. Atku. New orlean. and g. w. Psss Aos
We. boarded by u. 5. suubOs, Roe6act. all veil
Schr Henry Remsen Hart. 5000 bush heat ron FRENCH
bark Thsrsce. lahore At Jones last, IT, to Johnson
sehr Nathaniel Hart from Fre,ch bark Therses s,hors u
schr W ?. Phillrs, Smith, Norfolk days, slaves to
Sshr j. W Allen DOane, Port RsyL II dsyA In ballast 70
sehr H. s. P.ItriJs. tof ROci.nd. Hi1. Linsn C. B..
'i sehf S L. R:dner coriroy Beaufort N c. day. naval
tore. to stoddaid & CLARK.
schr Fsuny BOsdman, Mathews, Philadelphia for P0r''
sehr Tyrone, Tiniham Calais days. lumber to Godfrey
seSr' Lochiel. Haskell, Elir.behport coal for BeTea
schr. Sarah MeOre Back prOsidsnes dsy''
schr. Belle, Hawe', Godsboro Me; nah.
Schr, Richard Hill Smith. Fsll River.
Scnr Mary Ann Mott, Providence for Albany.
solr. yslh.l. LORD Rondos. for Boston. w., Raw,
Schr Peri. Eldridse, Chatham. fish.
schr Michael Smith. Middletown
schr. John Wright, Joseph. Portland. cnn.
Schr. Evergreen, Potter Providence in ballast
schr. Empfssa, F.rpsworh, Providence IN ballast
Schr l. Secor Paine, Boston, In ballast.
Schr. Jane, Haskell. Boston. IN ballast.
schr. Hannibal Wentworth. Boston. 10 ballast.
6chT. Amanda Powers. Hix Rocklsnd. lime
schr. otrsn.o hammond Rondou. for Boston, Gel.
s sSI cS.s. Goopsn Cooper a HdS..o~n Conn
sehr. Coalmordore, Roe. Gloucester. hsh.
schr. Seven Sisters, Crowley Dighten.
Schr. Mon.efuma Lee, Newport. ..
Sloop Msttoo Beebse Newport in ballast
Scoop Caroline. Perry, GreenPort, oil
Sioop Guilford. Ch 4se. New.BedIord. oil.
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ARRIVAL or ARTILLERY FROM sAcKETT's

TIE remaining two battalions Of artillery quar-
tered at sackotts Hafbor arrived here by the llud
son River Railroad al 4 o clock Oh Monday evening.
They proceeded to the Park Barracks, where they
had supper. The men intelligent, healthy
Americans, accustomed 10 hard labor and exposure.
The first Two batttlions still remain at the Bar
racks. Annexed is list of the officers. They leave
this morning:
Captain u. Il. Tsgs-ri let Leu'ensnt Fred Lansing and
ID " Budick "a Lieutenant James Taylor and r. hernan
Captain s. Middleton, Let Iieutenants stephen W Flow
]. n Parb.r; % Lieutenant J. Randolph Knight
Captain, IA. T.. smith let Licut-nspts NJ Is Williams ana
J. Holmes. ID Lieutenants IS IA. FRASER aud L. DlciL
Csptsn. Frank T. Root Let iicutrnasts T. Brown aud
Jsmes Aidus I'd Lieutenant, b. y. Adams . . .
Captain II. o. Gilmore IL, Lieulensnis Robert II. Bell
Pbilander +. Grant.
Captain, g. W. Hubbard; lat Lieutenants John Putnam
John Standings I'd Lisutensnts Frank Hsdcock John b.
Nesey 1900
Csptsn. NJ A. Haetleyi lat Leutensnt. Edridsc Green
Libblps Andrews; ID Lisutenant, Othbsl WtniaIna -
Captain H. X. Wilder; ls Lieutenant l.. r. Dsweyi John
W. ClsIki End Lieut~aAnt, David V'keefs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

ARRIVAL or DECEASED SoLDIERs.-On Sunday
afternoon Private Culver Of the Connecticut ltth,
arrived here with the body Of Capt. Wanros. Tie
body Of Capt. Griswold, Company i, Connecticut
llth also arrived here under rimilar escort. They
will both be forwarded 10 Hartford by Col. Amy.
Private Culver reports that tie lCth and llth have
both suffered seriously in the late battle. COL
Cheney Of the 10th, is wounded in the left arm, not
killed as reported. Major Washburn ia wounded.
The adjutsnt and Capt. Nix were not wounded
Several others are reported killed and wounded, IN
GLIDING Lieut.. Mcdonald, Company +, wounded in
arm; Lieut.. Barum. Company l., slightly; Scrgt.
Bailey, Company X, killed; Sergt krazynski,
Company X, hip; Corporal Rose, badly; and privates
Drake WIN. Lane. and WIN. lloughton, Of Company
X, killed In the 18th Regiment, Col. Knssbury
WIS killed, Lieuienant-C Colonel Griffin Stedman
Wa slightly wounded in the leg; Major Maegling
was seriously wounded inhe leg. In the 9Th
Regiment, Lieut.. Ely Vain, Company +, badly
wounded in tie hip. and Lieut. Russell OF Go. Ii,
WAS severely wounded.
Ex-Gov. Douglass Of Connecticut, accompanied
Gen. Mansiieds body home.
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW-YORK.......sRRT. a
Cleared.

Stearnship--North Star. Jones Aspinwsn D. 6sIisn.
Ships--Aesanian, Barstow Baltimore Nesnith Son Seth
spIague Tyson. Antwerp, Funoh, Mencks Wendt; p.
Prsndelo tIta Pirandello. Cadiz John E. Dsvin jobs
Bunysn Carver Liverpool Walsh Carver Chase Wizard.
Dearborn London staIoack Co. Hsveock. Yong Psns
ma Nssnith Sons.
Bsrks-Leoy Coleman, Boston, Jas. z. Ward Col Ma
lna benner Havre. II. D. Brooknsn Co. Harvest Home,
Dickey glasgow. H. D. Brookmsn Co. Msile hsteslf.
Amts Gloucester Eng Metcaf Duncan; Gan Eden, Reed,
New Orleans b. Gsssr Ason Lincoln, Bibbu. Csrdsuss,
II. ). Vinne -,
BHs.-Cs,bsriDe Rogers. Yea,ou Boston, Bentley Smith
Co.; Los Amigos (Brl johnson, LseuAyrs Jonah Jexi
Eura, Parsons, Philsdeiphis, F. Talbot Co:
schoonsr.-vahslls; Lord. Boston Baker Dayton John
MarS T. Pierce, Shea, Washington. Bentley Smith Co.. j.
V: Throop Br). Grove, st. George, n B.. J. Ls.yss,ri
Housh, Philadelphia, J. w. Mckee, Mary Pors', FIssthsy.
OpoTto Thompson Hunter.
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Surgeon. WIN. X. Trowbrdre; lst Acknowledgment H..
I'd Acknowledgment, q. s. Copeland

PoIgDFxTER's EscAPg.-Iniormation reached
here by the North Missouri train l.t night ;hat the
guerrilla chief Poindexter escaped from Hudson yes
lerday morning. To some it IL not "A mater OF sur
Prise IL was feared that "a way would be made
Tor lis escape" and it is now reported hat the
q III in charge OF him took the mons oil bln, ana
sent him ont on some pretext with two guards, upon
whom be played the - ayed-our' Tick Of throwing
red pepper il their eyer, and ran of. This IS the
whole story In few words. Why he has been
kept this long at Hudson without melting ont to him
his just CUES under military orders deponsnt saith
not. st. Iouls Republican, sept To-
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The 18Th Massnchusetts Regiment.

The following d continuation Of the casualties in
the 18th Massachusetts Regiment:
CoxPAsr G.-Wound.d-G. II. Parker, l.. Smith. c. A.
Whittier, &. II. We.ton, r.. y. Whtemore
COxPAsY H.-Khleo-A +. Hall Smith Wounded
Corp d. T. Reed. ID. Gray {. r.. Puke. " ench George
w Gale, MilaId Mor,e, II. p. Adams. EveIett,. Berry.
nssins-Geo w Smith.
CoxPasY -Wounded-Lieut Fox. hand Benj Parker.
Russell John ST Collins. Dennis J. Donovan Rufus Howe
CosPsSr K-Knied-Thos. Css,a H. tIoldn. Wounded
Capt Chsa H. Hoyey, serst A. II. Greenwood w. W.
Fay Cor orals B A. Davenport and w II. Sidney A b.
Cban1berlain J. H. eating n A. Fsrbsnks, VIM ". Gss.
.itt Geo H. Cater, e. A Fssk G. II. Wellington, a. Hart
well A Berry, ". r. Bruce. Geo w Clifford.
Whole number In the battle. .................Jol
WOUNDED
Killed. ................'.s........... ~
Missing.
Total. 10