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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28
By MARSHALL PAGE, Auotiopae-.

By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auotonssr.
sO3 ia Sf'sef, UEder ODD FslsOteS' Han.
TEN CARRIAGES AT AUCTION, WITH
ihG. May 81, We Will eel in front Of our Stlre,s
hsndsoIne assortment OF CrooksTy, 6lass, PIG;ed
aver Hlndsome new Top Bngflss,
Z Light NO-ToD BuEgies.
Rockavsys, for 2 ans poFsons,
Suffers covered Wagons.
dozen splendid Plated Ice Pitchers. ana Casters,
TInnks, Carpet Bags,
m a str. ". ~. MARSHALL q PA6E E, Aucs.
MARsHAL's SALE.
SCHOONER MONfkR EY-BJ virtue Of De-
cree OF the Dlstrct Court Of the United .Or
Of the rst purchaser for c.sh, At the fool Of SIKH
sreet Wharf,. on the Potomac river, on Fudsy
next, the sun Instant. a. II O'Clock .. m the
..,, WARD i. EGMoN.,
w MARsHAL's SALE.
W HIsEEY, Rum, &c-Ry v,rtue of 9 desree
Dlstriot Of Celum5s. viii eel, al public sale for
cash, 81 the Cnited States JAIL in tbis city, on sag
O'clock m. the following goods and ehatIss, to-
q barrels Of Old Rye whistler,
barres OF Hmm,
WARD u. LAMoN,.
m 20 CTS U. Z Marshal
By WALL n BARNARD, Aucaaneers.
- 90, az AgcIIoE-on FRIDAY, Msy ssh,
a. II o'o'ooE m will s6ll ~ the farm of Fielder
Masraeer, Ess, four miles from the Cap .tol, near
IS WorE and saddle Horses, and one Black Hawk
stsots I imothI, Hay,
| 90 Cords Seasoned OGk Wood.
50 Bushels Seed Potatoes, and several good Mlleh
| N . ats WALL a BARNARD Asct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-28

M HOOP SKIRTS
w Z Open to- day 80 packages of the very choicest
styles of Hoop Skirts which Ne will sell W holesale
or retail At the very lowest New York prices:
JOS. j. MAY,
sos Pa. avenue. betw cen 9Th snr 10th sts.,
m Nav Store.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

JNINTER GARDEN
w Mr.. JACKSON bcgs TO announce the
LAST WEEK
OF the great tragic artislc,
MISS BATEMAN,
who compelled by previous existing to close
her brilliantly successful engagement
During this week Miss Batenan will appear in round OF
her greatest which require for their rendition the
most remarkable variety well power Of dramatic &c
MUS. On
MONDAY Sept 20.
she wilt appear GERALDINE, IN Mrs Batcman most
ssfh play OF that title. Anscmo, Mr. j. w. Wallack
Jr. Hubert Mr. Edwin Adams, The Bard. Mr. H. H. Bate.
man. and n powerful ComLa Lauy
The sterling exceileIcc series OF performances
marked for this Ill commend them 10 all lovers
the very highest order of who feel national pride the
onward progress this gited lady who her YOUTH
MUS beauty and refinement enlisted the ardent synpahies
and interest OF the public well attracted the c
cal, fashionable and crowded audiences.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

HoAL-TnE BEST QUALITY OF LEHrGH AND
Peach Orchard Coal screened and delivered in good
der; also Liverpool Camel aud Cumberland oil At prices
as low as coal oil like quality sold for
DAVID RAMSAY, 100 Washington street
or. N PER TON OF 400 POUNDS, DELIyERED
1O.tU the best Rcd and White Ash Coal for family
,ise free from and dust. A. TREADWELL, agent lt0
waverley place, t62 Third avenue and 3a3 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
THE REBELLION.
RMY SUPPLIES
"a OgrfrE or Army Ct ora Nc Ann EompAcp

ARMY SUPPLIES. -
No; 5o2 BnoADwAY, NEw Yonk august Is 1852.
Clothing and Camp and GaSsn Eaapasa for the ae%
leyles q volunteers am militia Of tho United States
service correspond and material 70 Tat hereto
oAas ri. y e whsrs and
Proposals should state the articles which 1t proposed
furnish. the quantity which can be supplied weekly the
and quantity offered the price for each articls
be- legibly marked with he con -aetor's name =
The following list embraces the principal supplies need
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING.
Unptin oots consisting OF engineers. ordnance art
Uniform Jackets consisting Of cavalry artillery Infantry
Uniform, Tloasers. consisting Of foo,mcn. h0rsemea
Cotton Duck ovsrails.
sSss, s4isIsaFaDnp and knit IT, no,s.oeo
Banfeis-WooIen mn rubber
sack Uaats, lined and unlinel.
Eoos Boo'ees, Lessins, Stockings
Uniform Mais-Trlalmed and untimmet
Forage scc Cars, G Cavalry aud Infantry
Haversacss. Knapsacks Cantecns.
sn,,., ARTICLES s, Of Es;Sy E9ulrrAGE rpAs o,, ..
ssssss;:s s:s,s.ssS.. a.15S oSor. f.sssSSsi s .ssSsi..
Ss Sasesnsi sISss; caiors lamp ss.ss iksasil Kettles.
Standards Pick Axes.
'a Sssr'sse SSss siSsf. sf TFSSss; TEsSapsa Esp
Recruiting FiSst Drums
Gudons, Fifcs
E3OOKS-Uompapy Order
10. Clothing Account
Do. Descriptive
Post Order
%. Morning Report.
Do. Guard.
Rcslmental general order.
Do Letter
Do. Descriptive.
Do. Index.
Do. Order
Target Practice.
Consolidated Morning Report
Inspection Report.
Security will required the fuhlmen Of every
Gract.
All proposals received by of the tenth day from the
date Of this adve rsemelt viii be opened that
lay and the articles Immediately needed will awarded
he lowest responsible bidders present
hsr supplies Will be awarded from time
bids received always to the lowest responsible
seived up 10 the time Of making contracts.
Proposals to DO endorsed H.oposs for furnishing Army
Supplies" /" and addressed 20 the ~. .bscriber.
BY order of the Qunrermas,er General,
Lieut.. Colonel d. II. vTHTON,
Deputy Quartermaser General United States Army
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

A BEAUTIFUL, FINELY s TUATED HOUSE, LOT
"A and rien In ine orer. In Galway village, Saratoga
coonty luit and shade feesj for sale very cheap
Also large House Lot suitable for Eoei, board
same village For particulars inquire OF j. W. BELL, 70
FOui tn avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

NroT1CE.-TfiE SuPERSEDED OFFICERS. Of THE
IN Stanton Legion hereby requested 10 attend meet
the irving House Restaurant, J.
way, O'Clock NJ Sept ~, 1862 Business u import.
Captains Drupnnnond, Taylor and Savations.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

TIFLED MUsKETs--rIFTY SUPERIOR HIGHLY
II finished Englsh Ride Musseis With Bsyonc,s CON
olcc recent importation. Also 0ffcen thousand Car
ridges for sale by CUARl.Es r. VOORHEES, ~ Cedar
sarest, up ssaIrs
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

AT BARGAIE-A COMPLETE ESTABLISHMENT,
III north side OF Long Issni the harbor, 40 miles
from the city, land IN cultivation 80 acres; In locust and
ohrr woods GO The heathes and most beautiful To-
cation the island Stock. crop implements, carriages
horses &c Address q. 4. Ball, Shutdown, L. /.
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN VIRGINIA tL0Y
OIL Paintings OF good qualify Apply Immediately al No. Ssd
Broadway room No IT,
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
AnIUSE nT E NTB.


MIBLOS GARDEN
~ Lessee and Manager. .............. Wm Wheatiey
norckfhe public respectfully informed that in con
se9Mne o. the rapid manner ia which seas taken for
EDWIN FORREST
and the complaints mad by their
inaoy 10 secure seats The Box Sheet Invariably opens
three days IA sivsnce Of the nights OF performance.
FIFTH NIGHT
SECOND AprEARAkcE THIS SEASON
IN his grand and powerful impersouation of
THE CARDINAL DUKE
~ Bulwer's great Pay OF RiCilElIEu.
Mr.. WHEATLEf as. .ADklEh DE MAUPRAT
MONDAY EVENING, Sept 2a
RICiELIEU.
EDWIN toRREST..... .as....t...t. NltllkiiEU
hdrien DC Mauprat WIN MhCatey
radts MI - y ShewcH
MUSICAL DIRE 5T5R ... HARVEY D. Dopw oRTiI.
COMMENCE AT a QUARTER TO EIGHT O'CLOCK
TUESDAY EnEsiNi, sopt 2', 1862,
MIR HAGkEff,
who VIII upon this oeea5oa for The hrst time MS season.
make his appearance as Che
FAI.SThFF.
In Shakespeare
MERRY WIVES or WINDSOR.
Nights OF performance of
EDWIN FORREST
MONDAY, WEDNESDhY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
With the exception ot the press, free list.
Admission 50 cents secured Parquc Stalls 75 cents Ia
miy Chcle 25 cents.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
INSURANCE..

THE NEW YORK GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE, 240
ii Broadway, will insure all soldiers or officers "a the
army acans Being either Killed wounded In sums OF rom
500 20 $500 FOR The small premium Of Isr cn o. =, on
zach 400 BA wife may insure her husband Or ather
his son or any one they have interest AGENTS
wanted IN every loyal State, county aud town Communi
cattons from persons wishing insurance OF Information
pfomptiy worod.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

NOTICE SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
IN until the Both day OF September 1862 ut ~ O'Clock N,
for supplying the tinted States Subsistence Department
with 600 head of Beef Caele on tire ho0f.
The cattle be delivered at Washington City. D. c.
and each animal 10 800 pounds gross weight No
animal admitted which weighs less 10O gross
weight. Hefers and bulls not wanted.
The cattle 10 he delivered such and In such
tities a. the government may require
Tho rst delivery Of cattle to be made days after sign.
iug the contruct.
bond with good sufficient will be- required.
Government itself the riga Treasury
notes or other government funds.
No bid will be entertained when by who
have previously failed to comply with their contracts
whom the bidder is MT to respond 10 his bid. All
bids TO be accompanied by two guarantees.
The names OF nrms should be stated in FULL with the pre-
else address OF all the members oil the firm.
Bids to be directed to "cOL. A. BECKWITH, D. C. and
s. w. A.. Washington, u. g." am endorsed Proposals
for Beef Cattle"
FORM OF GUARANTEE,
We, OF the county Of -. and State Of -, and -,
OF the county Of and sta'e Of do hereby guarantee
that - Is able to fulfil contract in accordance with the
terms of his proposition that should hts proposition be
accepted he will enter into contract in accordance
therewith
Should TIE contract be awarded him. prepared to
become his securities.
This guarantee must be appended to each bid
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
AFTUSEMEHTS. A

CADEMY OF MUSIC
IN Lessee aud kanalcr .Jrmes NJ Esc
Assistant Manater .......... ....... Sig Dubr ,ul
DEBUT OF Miss CARIOTrA PArrf
MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER z. iSS .
viii be presented. for the dcbut OF mss Patti Beiins
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

OFFICERS AND NoSCoNMIssIoNED OFFICERS
" OF tie Ffysevenih New York Volunteers, present
In city, whether leave duy will report forthwith
al General Arhurs once, 81 Walker street
By order OF Colonel S. X. ZoOK.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

CRALBD PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL. THE
- let day OF October 1852 a 3 o'clock NJ furnish
ing hs Subsistence Department with 1000 barrels OF Flour
and No. 8
me number Of barrels each kind should on distinctly
stated, and the price proposed for each grade.
The quantity Of Flour required viii be about 500 barrels
daily. delivered either at the warehouses In
Georgetown o the1railroad depot at Washington.
Tho usual government inspection will be made just before
> the dour = received.
The LArres be head-ined
Bids will be accom- panied oath Of allegiance, and
directed 70 Col. A. BECKWIrH A. D. e. and g. g., L. s.
A. at Washington; D. G.. and endorsed Proposals for
Flour"
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
DROPOsALS FOR POTATOES.

Sealed proposals are invited ill the lst day of October
1882 at " O'Clock M for furnishing the Subsistence Depart
cnt OF Washington, D. c., 1000 bushels OF potatoes
The potatoes 10 be delivered either street wharf
Washington or at the railroad depot up in good sound
barrels or sacks without cost OF barrel sack and to be
delivered BY the 18th Of October 1862.
The bids should the price per bushe OF sixty pounds
and to be directed to Colonel A. BECKwITH. A. D. c. and
q. g. u. s. A.. and endorsed, Potatoes
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

LA SONNAMBULA.
Mr. Nixon desires To call attention 70 the fact thai the
sonwhch he Tor the appearance OF Miss Patti
opera lily lie brief
ONLY FOUR REPRESENTATIONS
CAN BE GWEN
as positive nents elsewhere VIII prevent
pearance sfter tie present week should be ersood
thai this definite and VIII be strictly sd-
hefed to. The DAYS selected srr,
MONDAY SEpTEMBER q,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ID
FIR DAY, SEP rEMBER 26.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
OUARTERMAsTERs oFFICE, ls MERCER STREET

OUARTERMASTER's OFFICE, le MERCER STREET
" New York, Sept 10, 1862
Proposals viii be received this Office the I'D day Of
Segtcmber at IL O'Clock NJ Of that day. for furnishing
United States government with i've hundred (5OO) Horses
for artillery service and hundred ATTY 50 Horses
Tor cavalry service Said horses delivered this city
within twenty (20 days after awarding the The
horses be inspected BY agent appointed by the Quarter
masters Department.
Tho horses be OF dark color, fifteen har hands
than eight years OF age sound in every respe and free
shoSd be awarded him, must be- guaranteed by
sponshic persons whose appended
guarantee The bidders present when the
BIDS opened their proposals. win not be eonsdered
STEWART VAN VLIETA
Major aud QuArlsrmaater. United States Army.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

A FIRST OR SECOND LIErTESANCY WANTED
IA In regiment now forming for which liberal price
will be paid. AdGress boz .5tA Post office
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-03-26
Military-Volunteers.

1t will be seen 10y All order published in this
paper, that the Governor and Council have con.
'c'uded to give The people Of the State until the
18th April, to make up the rcquisition for five
Regiments 10y volunteering and they will be
al owed to elect their company officers We
nave barely space to refer TO the energetic ap.
teal to the people Of I.anca ter District fl ON
NoL "ithe'spoon; " also to the stirring call II ON
DIR. Crawford, who making up a company
We do hot know the number of men that W in
be required from this District: there are a.
Militia Regiments IN the State; one company
from each would nearly I'LL The cali tut as the
Militia ia some Of the lower districts have been
detailed Tor local service, il Is likely that the
Regiments III the upper Districts will DC re,
qumed TO furnish mo'e than one COMPANY each.
Alter the 18th Ap,il, daft will he execute 1
III the Districts which will no. have furnished
their quota.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-03-26
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER
March 20, 1862.

March 20, 1862.
TINE following resolutions, adopted BY
l. the Governor and Council, have beer
ordered for publication
Resolred, That the Governor and Council
approve und confirm the action of the City
Council OF Columbia, expressed in the les.
olutions adopted on the l4th day of March
instant, and especially the extension of the
prohibition Of the sale Of spirtuous liquors
to alt retailing, whether by the quart or
drink
Resolred, Toat authority is hereby given
TO all Tie municipal corporations Of the
State, to suppress retailing within their
respective corporate limits, and 10 close all
places where spintuous liquors are sold Ia
les. Quantities than three gallons.
Resolved, That the Governor md Council
have been graiiied to pcrceiv. the prompt
action Of the City Louncil Of Charleston
upon the authority heretofore given, to
close bar'rooms and grog shops, and here
with request that the prohibition be now
further extended to all retailing, and to the
suppression of all such places az shall VIC.
late such prohibition.
Extract from minutes Of March 90.
By order of the Governor and Council
}, MOSES, JR., Secretary.
March 81, Tit.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-03-26

BY 70 doing, ws place ourselves upon the
surest foundations of independence. and
put " bevoLd The power of our enemies to
OBTAIN any large supply of that article so
essential IN the commerce Of modern na.
tons, excerpt by the ordinary mode Of an
uninterrupted trade with an independent
people.
Cotton is an article which comes nearer
to gold and silver, in the adjustment of bal
nhces beiw cen nations, than anv other pro.
oucti"n because, With the exception Of
co-'s rs 10 transportation, it has nearly uni
versatility of demand and univ-rsaliiy Of
value, and il not perishable. Unless it can
he procured bv treating those who produce
h7"'th equality in their intercourse with
othrr naiions, then we should refuse to
produce II, and determine to destroy what
we NAV have, if necessary. TO control this
power cttectualiy TO our advantage. there
must lie concert of action. and | earnestly
en,rrat every patriotic man Ia comply, for
NJ least one cr"p, with the suggestion of
this pruclamn,ion
The wealthy farmers owe it to the wives,
daughters, and sisters Of our brave soldiers
IN the field to raise enough provisions, not
only tor themselves, but To see that there
u no want around ;he Lomrs of our yallau,
men VIII" are in nctive service Tue enemy
threatens II large portion of the Rice grow.
my region of our State. This source OF
supply, which has heretofore been so ubun.
dant and so csscn'ial in our domestic econ
omv, may he largely diminished. and this is
an additional reason why everv planter in
the inleri"r should enlarge his crop OF bread
,lults We have all the means of pruduc.
tive supplies within ourselves, and now is
nm. In. ,i,,f all
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-03-26
Soldiers ktst in Camden

The ladies aud gentemcm of Camden, with
rharaceris,ic ge"e,o oslty aud devotedness to
county, have es ablIshcd = Soldiers Rest
Tor the bencft OF Volunteers returning home
OIL sick iurlough, whose means may be iuude.
qunte to Irlruy the expenses OF a Hotel. 1t is
nat ons, either III money or provisions, are so
i'ci'ed, and a. many poor Soldiers from our
District will he benefited by the arrangement,
We hope that the citizens of our District will
promptly assist the people Of Ca,uden in this
lsudahle work. The matter will 10 doubt re.
eeive the consideration Of the ladies' Soldiers
Aid Association at this place
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-03-26
$yJ REWARDi

runaway from whore we had them
81 hired. pear Chester. In June last. ou,
~ three Negro men, viz BILL, GILES
aud HENRY.
Bill and Giles we bought the l4th of ]s,t
November, at the estate sal. of Ed, Leach
on Broad River, in York District. They
being brothers and having relations in the
neighborhood where we purchased them, 1,
IL more than likeley they have made ,hei
way back to their old ncighborhood.
Bill is about IS years old, s feet 8 inche.
high, will weigh $50 or 100 pounds ; is
very black rather shaped face, speaks
quick when spoken to.
Giles, his brother, is about % years old
feet inches high /; will weigh l6O Lbs
Is very black, aud walks with his head up
and feet turned out in front.
Henry, we purchased, Jan ], Of Col. G.
kIves on the Catawba river. He is 90 years
old, well se;, feet 10 inches high, and will
weigh l75 pounds has n heavy brow and
speaks slowly has some character as n
runaway. May go to Charleston or Wash
'ngton city, it is hard telling where he will
60 as he is a gentleman Of travel. They
all ran OIL about the same time.
we will pay $75 reward for the three
men; or 1875 piece for either of them de-
Tweed in any Jail 80 that we can get them.
These boys may attempt to make their way
North, ns some others from this place have
attempted.
PRIDE g. DUNOVANT.
Avg. Z, l86l-26-tf
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-03-26
MILITARY DEPARTMENT,

WHEREAS the Governor and Council
have been Induced to modify their action
expressed III resolutions adopted on the 9th
instant, by receiving certain volunteer Com.
panics with their organization, which,
though formed in part, were not complete
at the date of the Proclamation of His Ex.
ceilency the Governor and whereas strong
appeals have been made in behalf Of other
Companies not yet full, and whereas it is
found that the proposed transcription ran
not be effected, for the want OF fnll re-
turn OF the enrolment, sooner than the 18th
day of April next Therefore,
Reso!rsd, That Companies Of the number
u! oS aggregate will be received with their
Company org"nza':'ns. the officers being
subject to the approval of the Governor
and Council, until the 18th day Of April
next
Res0lred, That individual volunteers will
be received until the same date, and those
DESIRING TO be placed together in the same
Company should present together their
names ~ volunteers.
Resotred, That in receiving Companies
uuder the above resolutions, but one Com.
p"nr Of Cnvairy will be accepted.
Official copy. +. }. MOSES, ia Sec'y.
March -, Tit.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-03-26
Presentmeut Of the Grand Jury-Lan.
casteI-Spring Term 1862.

TIE Grand Jury having but little bust.
ness beio.e them 10 transact, ai tits Term.
have listened With pleasure tu The In-,ruc
iiv. charge "i his Honor, in relation ,o ,h.
State Of things as existing amongst us -
They would earnestly call u,s,n tie peopI,
nf Lancaster District, I" consider weli the
Proclamation oil the Go,erLnr, brnuu = ru
their notice, requesting that grain crops
SHAH be planted tbs wear. instead Of the
usual cotton crops. for upnn th:s, in The
opinion at the Grand Jury, depends our
rights and liberties, our lives and existence
~ n people. IL il no longer matter of
choice whether cotton shall be planted "r
not, it il an absolute nrrrs-.tv that L.ry-
craps "f grain and provisions be uuue dnI-
ing this year, for The support oi the army,
and at the families uf soldiers IT, the fiei
lie who pIaut. The usual crop Of cotton,
now, does not consider, that he " i'll do that.
which (if all do likswise) mast absolute
and without fail, easla,e our country We.
therefore, do most solemnly urge upon the
planters Of Lancaster, the necessity, and re-
commend The planting OF large grain crops
and the raising "f NIL kinds of provisions,
during the present year
EVAN ROl.LlNGS, Foreman
The aSOve is n correct extract OF that
portion Of the Present ment OF the Grand
Jury ordered by the presiding Judge, T.. J.
Withers, to be published in the lancaster
Ledger Ii. j. HANCOCK, Clerk
Court Common Pleas and General Sessions
Tor Lancaster District
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-03-26

In the attack upon Fort Allen twenty..ix
gnnboats We're engaged. The prompt fire
OF the Marylanders put stop To the chase
up the liver and protected the rstreat.
Our loss will not exceed 500 killed
wounded, and prisoners, while that of the
enemy was acknowledged to be l,2Oo. The
statement that the enemy commenced shell.
ing the town while the women and children
were running about frantic with f.ur, il
confirmed. Ali the cotton in the place,
with most of the Government stores, und
several houses, including the Washington
Hotel, were destroyed by fire, in pursuance
Of orders. The Gus,un House was no,
burnt, aud Gen. Burnside now has his
headt uarlers there.
Col. Campbell, who was reported killed
returned safely with his regiment to Kiugs
ton on Sunday also, Col Vance. Our
army arrived ut Tuscarora in good order.
The enrmy's attacking force is variously
estimated from 10000 to 2e 900 Rich
mond Dispatch.
foLD>BoH"', March l9 A flag of truce
boat brings information that the Couf.de
rate loss in killed, Wounded and prisoners
during the recent battle, VA, 500 Burnsid.
adults iha; The Yankee loss in killed, wtun.
ded and prisoners was 300. Major Car
michael. Of the 26th N. e.. Regiment. was
the only field officer killed Col. Avery
WIS made prisoner.