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pated July 20sh, 1856. 4n
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B. LINDERNAN, I.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
Raid by stunri's Ca'niry-A short Rrb"'
Visit 10 nm UnIuc'sy ficld-Ihcy Don'
WHIT for m EnRRRcmcnt.

From ON Special Correspondents
ARMY oy TIiK Porowtc SnsRrsEruo. Nd, }
Sunday Night, SEPT. a. 1872.
MARYLAND has again been invaded by the hcbei'
but only for a short time. Stuans Cavalry and The
Hampton Legion, with one regiment Of infantry and
Il pieces of artillery, crossed ihe Potomac night be-
fore l4.t At Wilismsport, and occupied the town.
Their pickeis were thrown ont two miles on the dii'
ieren roads leading into Maryland to guard against
surprise.
As soon rs il became known that the enemy were
again in Maryland, Gen. COUGHS Diyision was aent
in the direction Of Wiiamsport. He arrived within
two miles of the town about dark last evening.
when the enemy ascertanod that our fooes Were
near at hand, they opened terrible cannonlde,
throw ing their shot in all directions. Meanwhile,
they drew in their pickeis and safely reefossed into
Virginia.
This morning the Rebels had entirely disappeared
from the opposite shore. Their guns, which have
been threatening the town for some days, had al
disappeared.
The Rebel iroors committed nc impropriaies while
they occupied the town, except forcing the citizens
TO open their stores and cell their goods for Conied-
crate money.
This morning tie town was occupied by force Of
our cavalry. A force OF the Pennsylvania Militia
was encamped within three miles Of Wiliamspori
during tile whole time
Hundreds of the new militia to-day visited the
battlefield Of Antieam, each on bis return BRING
ing ZONE relic. la this way many valuable arms
belonging 10 the Government were spirited away.
have no reason to change the opinion expressed
in my lsst letter, that the enemy are falling bach
from the iDe Of the Potomac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
Advance of our Whole Army Capture Of n
whole Brigade by Burnside-List Of
Wouudcd,

From Our Special Couefponden;.
FEEpKRcK CRY Sunday Morning Sept, 81 1862
Orr whole army advanced yesterday. was a,
the Commanding Generals headquarters at 10 o'clock
A. VI. There was then sgn Of moving, but TN
hour later bis tents were struck and general ad
vance was tie order. Our twenty regiments Of
CAlvalry rode ly the Generals headquarters IT II
o'clock, going coward the river. ] went forward
10 Sharpsburg and to the river four miles beyond
Fz John Porters command were crossing the river
and artillery and heavy muskeiry firing WAS beard
up the river.
good many of our men were being brought in
from the river to Sharp-burg. Cox division was
encamped to the left Of SharI sburg, and one mile
from the riyer. Filz John Porter IL in tie advance
I met Gen Mcclellan and staff AID body guard Of
cavalry. They had left their headquarters at keo-
dysy.lle and no one knew where he General
going to locate himself.
Burnside captured one whole brigade Of Rebels
to-day. The reports on all sides were that we were
doing well. ! heard many officers say that they be-
heved all Of the Rebels had not got the river
and that portion Of bis baggage train was at this
side; but the general belief Wac tia, they were all
over, bag and baggage.
send you a long list Of wounded, collected from
houses night on the battlefield Of Sharpsburg.
Frederick City is full of wounded to its utmost
capacity. We expect the railroad ears up TO the city
to-day, as the bridge is reported finished. Miss Dix
and several ladies' arrived Oh tho battlefield lat
night to nurse the wounded; 80 did several men,
bers of the different relief associations. The sur
geons are also strongly reenioIced. Our wounded
are now in good way of being cared fer d. J.K.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
We do not expect to move to-day. Where we

We do not expect to move to-day. Where we
ARE going to next, nobody outside Of Gen. McClel.
lan's tent knows. Every house in the village, and
all along the road to Roonstorough and back TO Mid
dle;own and Frederick City, is hospital. am
engaged with crowd Of assistants, in getting the
names of the killed and wounded. Thousands of
our own dead lie unburied on the field. All the
wounded have been brought in. Jackson left us his
dead to bury. The field of Wednesdays battle is
just one short mile from where l write. i came in
from there this morning. The horrid scene defies
description. Like cords Of wood the black, swollen
bodies of the dead lie piled up upon the other.
The smell is perfectly unbearable and overpowering.
Gangs are going out to cover them with earth. The
weather is delightful. l must close for the mail.
The list of killed and wounded will be sent you by
next mail. d. J. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
FR0M THE UPPER POTOMAC
Coufinued fron, First Page.

Of almost every shell could be clearly seen by the
naked eye. Great gaps would be made IN their
ranks, as the shells burst Or plowed their way
through them. From bushes and fences would SUD
denly be seen great numbers of Rebels flying In all
directions to escape the exploding she'll A large
brick mausion standing ont bold upon the cliff, was
struck by almost every shot. But notwithstanding
the heavy firing of our artillery, the Rebels sue
eeeded in repulsing our advance to-day Tonight
In position we are exactly where we were last even
ing but in numbers we have lost at least $40 brave
men.
This evening it seems quite uncertain whether the
army will pursue the enemy or not Reports are
current that be will give battle upon the other side
Immediately if we succeed in crossing. Gems.
I.oring and johnson said to have re.enforced,
and the enemy's strength is now at leest 10000.
In conversation with Rebel surgeon to-day, /
wss told that, in the battle of Wednesday, Gen.
Longstreet commanded their right Gen. jackson
tie center, and Gen. Stuart the left. Gen. Hills
corps was not in the fight. Jackson, as usual, did
nosi Of the hard fighting and it will be remembered
the Reb,l center we did not bridge. The right and
left we almost annihilated. Mp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
The Penns,IYnnin Military.

PHuApELPHiA, Sept H. ieos
Gov. Curtin telegraphs from HsgersIowh n''.'
ing all military organizations to wait al nom, ~
further orders. Probably all danger Is remose'' ~'
Rebel army being in full retreat down the SnsA'''
doah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
Casualties in Rurns,. Brigade.

The following is list Of the killed, wounded an
missing in Gen. Burns's Brigade, SedgwicAs Div
sion, Summers Corps, (conplete):
sIxrY-SIsTH PEsssYLvAsIA REGIMENT.
KILLED
CAPT r. Breiwor,h Lieut.. Francis Mcfugh.
Sergt Patrick Hart. Corp. Patrick Reedy.
Andrew O'Brien. John McNsmsra
John Drsin. James Mos.
Beverly X. Vaughn Bernard Can
VIM Todd John D. London.
John Hand John Waters
Thomss { aIter John I. tlynn.
George NJ Moran Francis Shields
Patrick Mcdonnell.
WOUNDED.
Cnp. OReilly Capt. Thomas Kelly.
Lieutenant James Dunn. serst - Coyne
Sergt. 49, Mccall Sfrg~ - OLeary.
Sefgt James Mellon. sefgt John Ds,n.
s ssIsi KEN cRaa Wi aeu ssr. Ns df1 Glen aSy
Sefgt William Wildey. Corp. Andrew Hughes
Corp Henry Mccartney. Corp Dennis Bradley
Corn John Buckley. Corp Henry 0ev,rd
Jobn Ouirley Richard Mclaughlin.
- Reilly. htgan
- Higgins. Mccormick.
- Hctabe. McCuskeT
- Ioughiin. VIM Haw.
Costello safSsI.
John NJ Bowie. Richard iieiDan.
Patrick Bufns MAX Quinn.
Michsel Roach Alexander Collins.
Charles Mullen. John BrAnnon.
James Kennedy. MARTIN Scully.
Charles O'Ntil IluBh lcI all
Michael Murphy. WIN Patton
Owen Can. James bo"rIs
Daniel Mewade. Michael Mccormick
lanes Murray Thomas McCiTaih
John Fullerton. John heafny.
James Edwards. michael lynn
Michael Jones John welsh
Stephen BOYLE John MulhsL
Capt d. =. GilleD. John Fee
OBnen Charles Malone
- Garnett Thomas Glouey.
- Ovid CbssIes w. Layer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

Geo. Fields, Bat. r, Pa
Thos. keefc. 30, N. Y.
Sam. Joy, 30, n. Y.
Chas. Grass. 5, Md.
Oliver Meshor. SO, N. Y.
John SLell, :, Va
\ hor. Burg, 80 y. Y.
Terrence Clarke, 90. N. Y.
Jas CLARKE. 50, N. Y.
John McNeily. SO. N. Y.
Richard Allen. ll8. Pa
Wm. fsrk, ll8 Pa.
J. Leiner, ll8 Pa.
y. Knukle. ll8 Pa.
J. McElroy. lls Pa.
Jas. Nelson, ll8 Pa.
T.. +. Owen, ll8 Pa.
J. ellis, ll8 Pa.
}. Murphy, ll8 Pa.
q. w. Eastman. 1l8 Pa
G.. C.. Knowl,on, 20 Mas.
w. II. Herst, ll9 Pa
III. Rian. 2 N. J.
r. Brcen. rs N. Y.
X. McBirch, ll6 Pa
J. II. Bsmsn, ll8 Pa
II. AsksmaD. Ii8 Pa.
Pat. DAILY, ll8 Pa
c. Csnile-h, ll8 Pa
w. w. Smith. il8 Pa
5. Dsreny, ll8 Pa.
J. Winters. l.8 Ia.
J. Is. Barry, lls Pa
w. Dreamer. rs Pa
c. 3. Worth, 1l8 Pa.
ii. McSlenn, ll8 Pa.
w. Mcclure, rs Pa.
Lieut 5. N. Lewis. ll8 Pa
J. Knoos, ll8 Pa.
J. &. Hormer, ll8 Pa.
+. Smith. ll8 IA
J. Monteith, ll8 ia.
{. O'Neil. ll8 Pa.
II. c. Brown. ll3 70.
Il. A. Johnson, ll8 Pa.
j Stevenson, ll8 Ia.
c. j. Dole, lie Pa.
h. Le1yman, ll3 Pa.
Is y. Swell, ll8 IA.
p. Nicholas, ll9 Pa
W. G. johnson. ll9 Pa.
w. Gray, lls Pa.
Thomas Dunlop. ll8 Pa
Thomas :. MCarth, ll5 Pa
John Coy. 10 Pa.
J. sneator. 2 y. Y.
>. Sharp, | Mich.
!. Mullisan. G9 n. Y.
J. X DOolitt'e. 3 Conn.
l.. :. Van Segar, 80 n. Y.
h. Ned III. 80 y. y.
&. J. Courtney, 81 n. Y.
VI. Con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
The sIedaddIe in the Camps nj Nc""
New-Jersey.

Nvw,nK n. j., Monday, Sept ~ io''
The reports published of the " Skedadoie "'nOue
the troops in camp here are greatly exasgera'e0'
only 80 men ran away, and ooo reeei'eu i"''V"
leaving 100 men in camp. No one was 'no'' .
reported All returned to camp today "nu sV'N
order again prevails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

Departure OF stonewaIl Jackson md the
Rebel Army--How il was Done-Attack
on his Rcar-(:nard-EiOw were Mis-.
.taken-2, 900 stand of Arms Gathered
Up-Burying the Dez.d-scencs on the
RatfIe.EicId.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
i. Feetig, 10, N. Y.
Geo. G. Hephzer. -. Mass.
Il. ll.lx IL H.

i. Feetig, 70, N. Y.
Geo. G. Hephzer. -. Mass.
10. Seigler. ~. Mass.
Smith OBrien. IS, Mass
1t. j. Hutchinson, ~, Mas.
Moses Nazi-. 2, Maine
Geo. Nat.fnOGse. 20, Maine.
Chas. 4 Sonthard. 20, MaiLe.
Hugh Logan. 10. "a.
G.. ". Carver. ~, Ma,
X. q. Burrows. ll8, Pa
J.. Y. Huhe, ll8 IA.
4. J. Elder. ll8 Pa.
Chas. Wisnicr, ll8 Pa.
John LaBlsw. ll3 Pa.
Wm. Alburger. ll8 Pa
joe. Holt llS Pa.
Tbos. Tis,n, ll8 Ia.
SamL. Vie. llS Pa.
jas. Law. l03 ". Y.
S.rg Jas. ii. Lesn, 50 Pa.
II. Mathews, lie "a
Inngo. ina p.
"a NJ Mitchell IIa Pa
p. A. Eager, lla Pa.
J. mcAntry, ll3 Ia.
Alph Leonscie, ll8 Pa.
A n Wilbur. 4 Mica.
! Hesten. ne Pa
w Yonna IlsPa
4 Shore Ina Pa.
4 a Alton. Ii8Pa
I U.na,J ms y,
~ Isim I'M pa
A -, 1Iapa
w M, IIa ~
NJ 10 d,
n ' /" p., $50 10 D.
~ 9 ;,,., ~ Aiss,
NJ. S,lco. IA Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23
Michsel Lorsn.
James McClsrTen.
John Policy.
Andrew Cullsn.

Owen Dor ohae james McClsren
P.irrk Anderson. John Policy.
James Devlir.
REcAPiTULtTIoE.
Missing......'..'''''''''
ounded ..... ...........a3l o.,
Total. -
sEyEHrY.TIRsr PENNSYLVANIA.
Serrt Absn T. Past Benz De Young
CoTpL VIM. Black. Wm. III. faredy',
S-rgt Alex Murray. VIM Hrw99a
Thoma, Lynch. James McCsrrolL
John Charlton. jacob os"Sd.
Robert Dawson Philip smith.
Thomas Piltrgs Albert r.. l"Ve'a"o
Charlie. ] Miller VIM s2ng.ier
David P. Brown. John Williamson.
David Handy. John 81 s mn.
Samuel Slater. MsI stephenson
John Deliuser.
-
Lleut, George whitacn. Corp Biehad h,mpn,u'
Lieut.. Wu. Wilson. corp bH,ti ~, ~ pI.e"'
Capt The Esesn Andrew :. " ''''1H'''
Liant Patiek J. Phillips Horh Campbell.
Iient. Iobn Convery. George 1ilo.,''
SerEt Jacob Lebolt. yonn i,anoafo'
or Serr, w. McDaii. James Miller
Or s-Tr, George Suite. Andrew MONK.
Or sergt. Henry 0ansel. Maruei hooss'ooL
Co,n Io,enh cpy Frederick Bower
Cop. Richard Hou.enan. John sugsent
Corp. fronk Lambert. Mchs', MMioy.
Corp. Daniel =. Nelson Rchad Sloan.
Henry ". buchanan. J. Mckinney.
Hugh Doushouy. a: Matthews
Joseph y Eps,ne W. BRADY
Arthur J. Flood. W Anderson
Samuel Higgins. " n 'IoIiy
James Hsfcfsve Jsih"s tald"eh'
Jsmes kshsela Ihona- fhI-efsio'
Charles L. Miller Edwin Jordan.
Washington Fancy. lhaS hHoy'
George ugoman. Gco hor.
> ,iab HINT Richard Roach.
Michael andy. 1homh- 'iyAi'
CHstaye FysTts. George Susynhe'
r. Erwin Barney Coles
, Urs,t Trraunee Gaynor.
I Crorker jones Besyy
A. iIiar, Iillv Mansfield Moore.
n ill,,u, Sh ti. Samuel Noble.
80, T,,lo, James Welsh.
io.,nh cornal James Warienber.
"A lillian F.ows John &. tarlin.
p,ubsn Ioslvn John tsUy
DANIEL Noand Patrick Mooney
v ilisu Robertson. h'ese Quay
lohn Nillisns henry a spear
Thoms- Witch house. James Murphy.
4. Druyeugaw. Ihoma. hidea
Richard Brown. Dan.ei ~ gh"'
Johu B. Hughes Michael Kenny
Thomas Woods
Set, Pi,rsou y Gilbert Corp A l.. Horseback.
Corp. Mrhias l. kplo. Henry Kirby
Mu j. Walker james Campbell.
YIN Conn Edward Hanna
Roger - Nell. Barney Williams.
v ~ Nemtud John DTsXter.
" Whom Geo Mullen.
i. W pampman. Robert hnoI
N..ritt. Hugh McQuArdle.
Col. l. J. Wistar wounded Aoj H. Penn Smith, wounded
REcAPITuLATiOS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22
The Army Of the Fotsnsc,

ys'J Hide V allowed TO trapsnrs OF the
s,rsmeAts Of he army Of the Potomac
e.a. Johnston hes. DsrAaSs jadisio 4 sly,
DAT himself eat Of communication with
IL paAlic, and what 10 going On within HE
h.w |. only Known - those connected with
A.rny. WsAavsns idsA that any ipaar
~ remit from this apparently extreme
sssaoa, and have every confidence that
~ nest aetivs aAd vigor eas preparations
~ ssns n.ds By the sxpsrisss I'd % amsnd.
n Of the army Of the Po tom &C for rspslling
he Invaders from our soil. We have before
- private lst:sr. from which We make the
hlloxiag cheerful extract.
"rAe new lsvies are bssinn lnS 10 pour
n, Ard our forses are d Ally Q ~ mentine,
Eager Ia their Anticipation Of early &C.
aoa, issiene Are retoraing before tho expi.
n:on OF their forms Of fafloish. Every-
n.ne weMs bright and lively aspsst (. -
aope eeAms frem every e)antsnane,. God
EAn' thai II NAY not b blasted We Of
10 army Of The Potion 40 are Dos easily cast
eova - disasters else where. We have
TIED oar right arm aad kaow that 1t 10
,ro's Oar troops have sssAdsncs-they
now what they have doue, ard look for :.
ward 10 the repetition Of their deeds. No
gloomy fssrs Of tnpeudirk defeat brood
upon their Wiling dreams. They apreAl
nom iAs fa'are - the past, from tho mr..
nown TO the known. and Eha, thew Ara n
y wisl b A,tsrmaned by what they havv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22
Patriotic MEETING.

The iadfO Of Hi0hmend are moving for tho
esleccs Of the capital, and \ step L. hsirg
:aksn b. them Ia the right dt, eeuon. W.
Asps the public spiri. Of tbs ladies will infuss
Slide n orc energy ilto the novsms nts o.
Aese high in authority. and that their sAor,s
. protect he city from tho tread OF thu van.
dals Will not b permitted to fall unsidsd 70
1s ground. We append . call for nestir Z
- Monday aftsrnoen. non which We sxysct
sons rssal:s that will eventually rebound 70
he protection Of the city,
The patriotic ladies Of Richmond aad IT,
yisia!ty are requested to meet q the Broad
brss' Methodist Church Lecture Room. at
issf o'clock. On Monday evening. the Mth
n', nor the parposs II cFeaDiAtse q L ,diss'
c =. 'ia !. Tor building kansoau 70 defend
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Promoted.

Hsare informed that Capt. ". r. TAsmp.
Fr. formerly Of he Sist Virginia regimen t,
has been promoted to the rank Of Hstor and
@'snsA TO the command Of four con paniss
the 18Th Virginia regiment. 4 portion Of
an regiment Was sapt1reA II tbs battle Of
keA Mountain, and the rsnaiacef Of 1t has
ossa Termed into . battalicn. Hal. +. 10 .
oa Of Judge @. " ThomDson. a Wheeling,
saa viii yeangsx brother fought calamity
"Ae battle Of Allegheny. under the intrs-
"a 0sa. I'd. Johnson, to whom he u now
ssdered 70 report. His brother. who vas Q
MatsEAnt In company from Marion county,
~ killed In that sDsagensnt.
"a. T. ast1res n that tAs feeling In u
Nofhwsat 20 far - his information extands.
nessAd1sly n faves Of ~ South. aai
eh quite hopeful for The fltars az that
l'9point.rtddeA and Laoola. oppressed sec.
aoa Of the Common vealth.
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rAr. 70 - sol5 a. 1ssr,o1 Tn IT,
OoHssscIAa At s'eLoex p. B.-Ths At.
tentton OF the public 10 PARTICULARLY called
70 the sales Of valuable HEAL ES Fate. to
Do sold on the premises TA& D4l, viz. Let.
hat bean uful Let on 0anble's Hill. on the
east line Of I'd street; 81. another lot at tho
corner Of ID and Arch streets; 81, the beauti.
fnl brick Tenement oeeu pied By q. g. Otey.
Ed. near the Q rner Of Jary and 4th streets:
brick Tenement On toc west line Of ith. be.
tween Fran kliA and Grace streets. oceupded
By ) n. shnker. Esq; and Oh. the very
CON io.tahle brick TsneYsnt lfor . small
streets. now In the occupancy Of James Cor.
don; ESQ for further particulars see aue.
ZION head 9OUDIN APPEkSON.
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