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Mrs. L. A. Mudgett, NJ. D.,

Respectfully informs the LADIES of Prescott,
that she will attend to those who may wish
the professional aid of one of their own rex.
Mrs. NJ. having received regular medical
education, and been in active practice for the
past eighteen years, believes she is able to adj
minister remedies on scientific principles, and
in the most complicated forms of disease.
Mrs. MuDGETr viii explain to Ladies the
diseases to which each part of the womanly
organization is liable, by means of fine
1Nodele dc T;mmc, designed expressly for such
purposes.
Ladies will bc visited at their residences, at
all hours of the day and night, if desired.
Residence o., Broad Street. pink house, OPP
poste the Maxson Mill.
Prescott, July %. 1862 13-m3
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Referees sale.

Circuit Cont Fierce County, State Of WI
consn. Gilbert Woodruff against Georga
LOOMS and Lncy Loomis.
DI virtue and in pursuance of n judgment
- and decree of foreclosure and sale made in
the above entitled cause at the May term oil
said court, to-wit: on the 9th day Of Nav,
1862. shalsexpose for sale and sell 10 tie
highest bidder for cash. at the trout doc Of
the City Bank of Prescott. in the city Of Pres
colt. on Saturday, the sixth day Of September.
1862. at two o'clock in the afternoon of sait
day the following described morigaged prem
ises to satisfy said Judgment and decree. to-
gether with interest and costs Of sale, to-wit
The southeast quarter Of section number
twenty, in township number twenty-five, Of
range sixteen, in Pierce county, Wisconsin.
containing one hundred ard sixty acres, more
or less.
Dated June 3D. 1862
II. a. JAY, Referee.
You've & TlrcH, PTffs Att'ys. 6wl3
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1t is our good fortune TO enjoy the personal
acquaintancc-and we believe we may add
the friendship. OF Col. T. B. SToDDARD, of
La Crosse As most of our readers know,
he was nominated for Congress by the stump
tail portion of the La Crosse Union Conven-
ton.
We earnestly desire the reelection TO Con-
gress of Hon. LUTHER HANcHErT. but if that
end could he obtained only by speaking one
disparaging word of Col. Stoddard, we would
never speak that word We yield to no man
in appreciation of Col. Stoddard's manly
qualities We first met him in his pleasant
home at La Crosse, and subsequently,, there.
and at Madison, have passed many pleasant
hours in converse with him. He seemed to
like.our style we certainly liked his
With large endowment of mind, courteous
and gentlemanly in manner, with untarRished
honor, and strict integrity. ripe in years, en-
riched with the culture of books, and by \
wide acquaintenance with and long observa-
ton OF great men. he is one at whose side
young manhood may revercntly sit and listen
magnetic nature which quickcns at the touch
of thought, he is one of whose character and
reputation any man might well be proud.
But we prefer Mr.. Hanchett for Congress,
for the reason that he has been an able and
faithful rIember, and deserves the endorsement
of a re- election.
He has strong personal influence at
Washington, and can be more cfcct;re than
any other man.
He is familiar with all those questions
which viii occupy the attention of Congress,
and can act better than amy new member.
He is in the prime. of lite, and has the
physical ability to wall, into the Bear Gar
den " at Washington. and. discharge the on
erous duties Of his office. ~ .t... .,..
He is bold, eloquent, fearless, faithful man
Just such representative as we need.
We do not believe Mr.. Stoddard desires
the position for which disappointed men have
nominated him. We believe he was deceived
with regard to the feeling of the district.
He is an aged man. His mind is not weaken
ed, but his physical strength is seriously inn
paired. With him il is the evening of life
Nav the slant RAYS of the descending sur
| linger long and lovingly upon him. Let him
| rest from the wearisome fell. the canNeripa
/ cares, and the exhaustive excitcments of active
| political life. Honoring. yes. loving him as
we do, we would grant him the reposc he has
so we'll earned, and let those with younger
! blood and firmer frames bear the burdens
and fight the battles of pnblic life.
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VEac Co. Convention.

Tomorrow the Union County Convention
meets for the nomination OF county officers
As far as we have heard, the delegates selected
are men who can well represent the feeling of
the towns from which they are elected.
We see no reason why the nominees of this
convention may not receive the almost unani-
nous vote OF the county. To this end. two
things are necessary
First, the candidates snyxtsl'c grsDtl nc11, fls-
ted for the office for which they are nominal
ted
Second the just claims of the various To-
ealfies must be Needed.
All the delegates cannot secure the nominal
ton of the candidates whom they prefer, but
all should be satisfied if the choice falls on
good men. In addition to the candidates for
the office Of Sheriff, mentioned last week, we
add the name of G. F. Barnard of this city.
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While the public is SO eager for news, it is
important TO announce that The new firm OF
G. A. DrL1. e Co. is doing business in Pres
colt, and have on hand large aud complete
stock of Dry Goods. Clothing, Groceries. Hard
ware Farming Implements. and every thing
needed to make life com Portable and happy,
all of which is being sold at Low FIGURES
FOR READY PAY. G. A. DILL d co.
All persons indebted to G. A. Dull, or DnL
d BRo. previous to April lst, 1862, are re-
qnested to make payment before the 18th OF
July, as at that time their accounts will be
placed in the hands of White &c Jay for coll
lection. DILL d BRO.
Prescott, July 2, 1862.
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COsssEissf0mer1s Notice.

Pierce County Gus In Probate. In the
matter of the estate n n. PnweD decc ased,
WE, the subscribers being appointed by
w the Hon, the County Court for the
county Of Pierce and State 81 Wisconsin,,
Commissioners TO receive. examine, and adj
Just all CLAIMS and demands of all persons
against the estate Of Nathaniel N. Powell,
late If The town of River Falls, in said coun-
ty deceased, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset, and six months frors the
seventh day of April last being allowed by
said court for that purpose. We do hereby give
notice that we viii attend 10 the business OF
our said appointment at the house of VIM. 4 3.
Tozer, in The village Of River Falls. on the
18th dav of July. 1862 and the 18Th day OF
September, and the 7th day of October, 1862,
from nine O'Clock A. n. until four o'clock r. ".
on each Of said days.
dated this 9TH day of June. 4 y. 1862.
G. B. cox,
w. a. TOzER. o''i'''
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= Last Sunday forenoon, as the soldiers
were drawn up in readiness for the boat, while
every one was bidding them good bye. and
God bless you, and wives and mothers weep
ing in broken heartedness, we saw young
man of this city, around after them with
" sharp stick, collecting some trifing little
bills which they had forgotten to pay. Good
God If that was not desecrating the holy
Sabbath, and outraging decency, what is?
Such fellow would be mean enough to make
his wife go barefoot in the winter time, and
only wear her shoes when company came.
= Some idea of how real this war is, may
be gathered from the fact, that Capt CosvERsu
assures us that the two companies under his
command, 3. and E. Wis. 9th, together mum
Der but about forty effective men. Some
however are in hospitals and on detached
duty, who win return. The Capt. says there
is probably not one of the Prescott Guards
who cannot show bullet holes through his
clothes
- Hon. Judge LEVI j. VILLAS, made a long
speech at La Crosse. and we believe is speak
ing the same piece at other places. We dis
like to accuse the Judge of literary theft, but
he certainly stole that speech f,om Artemtis
Ward. The Snowman said ".Be yirtuous
and you win be happy. md that is all Judge
VILLAS said, only he spread il ont desperately
thin.
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Union COuRty Convention.

a I mon county Convention for the County
y fserOe, viii be held at Ellsworth OH Thurs-
Wy ~ the 10th day of October. for the purpose
=. eliminating county officers no be supported
a. ne November election. and of electing
G i%e.'e Delegates to the Assembly District
SS .S to be holden at River Falls on
A :, oct. Is. The towns will be entitled
Isabel l delegate pleoss,,t TaIIo-- 0. NJ
amond Bluff, |; HartIand. /; Ell Paso !. I'm
nn. /; Prescott, 1st ward. q. pros.ot, 81
ward. 5; Salem. 1; Martel. 4; Nive. Fans r.
Clifton. 3; Trenton, l; Trimbslle, B; Pc o.
lax Grove, 3. -
j. NJ. MCKEE,
SELAH STRICKLAND, Com.
Thomas HURLEY.
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SgeERRMATOREsEEGA.

"OWARD ASSOCIATION. PHIIA-
Ii delphia. a Beaepo1e"t I.astitat'o'e estab-
LsLed bg epeciaI Eadoumcnt, foq. the Relief q
Tie Sick and Distressed. afflicted aeith ViiNlc,t
and Chronic Diseases, and esp csatLy for ths
(yyre OF Diseases of TIC .Sc1s,dL Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by tho
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermator-
rhoea, and other Diseases Of the Sexual Or
CANS, and on the new remedies employed IN
the Dispensarv, sent in scaled letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Two or three Stcrnps lor pos
tage acceptable. Address DIR. }. IN Ill y
HOUGHTON. Howard Association, NO. : ,.
Ninth Street. Philadelphia. mlyi
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Tprggsafe Noazec.

Pierce County Court--In Probate IN. the
matter of the estate Of Alvah White de-
ceased.
IN n reading and fling The application Of
Henry X. White administrator Of estate
Alyah White Of River Falls deceased stating
among other things that he has not been err
abled 10 collect sufficient sum from the
assets Of said estate to pay off the Indebtedness
in the time required. and paying that the
time m be extended
II il ordered that the Sai'i application he
heard before tue Judge al this Court ~ Mcn-
dav The 25th day Of August 1892 at one
o'cleck p n. at his Office n he City Of Pres
coil.
ii il further nstlsreJ That nt.tice he given To-
all creditors a said estate ~ publishing a
cpr,v ST his order in the Prescott doHfnal .
,,o,ssasper printed in Prtseoti IN slid eefirifv
fIlrca weeks sseeessively prior &. sid lay Of
bearing.
AnsssSi lse2
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DAYTON MILLS.

These Mills are fitted up in good condition,
and in running order. avesccnred the SER
siccs of Mr.. Albert A. Sltelengor, who is an
experienced Miller, having made it the bust
ness of his life | feel confident in saying to
the public that can make as good Flour, and
az grea yield TO thc bushel as any Mill in
the country. Flour and Mill Feed for sale.
J. SHEPARD.
October [ 1862, 23m2
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Union Assembly District Con-
VentiOn.

Union Assembly District Convention will
held at River Falls ON Saturday, Oct. 18th,
W the purpose of nominating candidate fol
2snber Of the Assembly, for the district
. uprising the counties of Pierce and st.
-Sx. Each will be entitled to twelve (l2)
%'egates in the convention.
II. A. TAYLOR,
d. S. SMITH,
J. S. ELwELL, O"'"'
Lutte A. TAILOR,
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= A minister at a camp meeting, said:
" If the lady with the blue hat, red hair
and cross eyes, don't stop talking she will
be pointed out to the Congregation"
- He who opposes the policy of the
Governments drawing troops to recruit
its armies doesn't deserve the privilege of
drawing his breath to recruit his lungs.
A Gentleman whose father had
been hanged, was accustomed to say of
nm: He died suddenly upon plat
form at a large public meeting"
: When Maage was a very little girl,
her father found her chubby hands full of
the blossoms of a beautiful tea rose. on
which he had bestowed great care. aMy
dear" said he, "didn't tell You NOT 10
pick one of these flowers without leave ~
Yes, papa" said Madge, innocently,
ssbut all these had leaves"
- A doctor and military officer be-
came enamored of the same young lady.
A friend asked which of the two suitors
she intended to favor. She replied that
sit was difficult 10 determine, as they
were both such killing creatures"
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Notice.

This is to notify all persons that my wife
Mary. has left my bed and board without the
least provocation my part; therefore. for
bid all persons harboring or trusting her on
my account, as | viii pay no debts of her con-
tracing after this date
MosEs WHITE.
River Falls Oct |, 1862. 2iwtf
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License Under Excise Law.

The annexed list Of trades and profcs
sions are subject to License Tax, and
are required by the law 10 obtain this
License immediately, under PENALTY Of
having the amount increased three fold.
The application for license must be made
to the Assistant Assessor of the division
in which the profession or trade is sought
to be prosecuted. Blank forms of appli-
cation NAV be obtained of the Assistant
Assessors:
Apothecaries, $1,000; Auctioners,
5000; Bankers, 10000; Billiard Rooms
and Bowling Alleys, for each Table and
Alley, 500; Brewers, of over 500 bar
rels, 5000; less than 500 barrels, $500;
Cattle Brokers, 1000; Conlectioners,
1000; Circuses, 5000; Claim Agents,
1000; Coal Oil Distilers, 5000; Dent
lists, 1000; Distilers Of Spirituous Liq-
uors, over 800 barrels, 5000; less than
800 barrels, $500; Distilers of Apples
and Peaches, less than $50 barrels, r.,
so; for a greater quantity, same as other
distilers; Eating Houses, 1000; Exhi-
billions, 1000; Horse Dealers, 1000;
Hotels, according to their class, from
500 to 10000; Steamers and Vessels
carrying passengers, 25 800; Jugglers,
1000; Lawyers, 1000; Livery Stable
Keepers, 1000; Manufactures, 1000;
Patent Agents, 1000; PawnbrokeIs,
5000; Peddlars, according to their class,
from 800 to 5000; Photographers, ac-
cording to receipts, from 1000 to $500;
Physicians, 1000; Rectifyers Of Spirit
uous Liquors, of 500 barrels Or less,
$500; for each additional 500 barrels
or fractional part thereof, $500; Retail
Dealers of Liquors, 1000; Soap Makers,
1000: Surgeons, 1000; Tallow Chan
dlers, 1000; Theatres, 10000; Tobac-
conists. 1000; Wholesale Dealers. ex-
cept in Liquors, 5000; Wholesale Deal
ealer in Liquors, 10000.
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rrDE. DEMOREST'S MIRROR OF
Ifl FASHIONS.-Phe largest, best, and
most reliable Fashion Magazine IN the world
Contains the LARGEST and finest Fashions
Plates. the greatest number of en-. rawlings. The
latest and most reliable informal ion,threa uil-
sized Patterns for Dresses, and sheet III new
Braid-work and Embfoidering Patterns.
Every Mother. Bressmaker. MiIliner. and La
DIV should have IL Published Quarterly, at
443 Broadway. New York sold everywhere
or sent by nail at 25 cents. Yearly ST., with
a valuable premium.
The Summer number now ready. 4-if
FOR CHEAP PAINTING
CONE 70 riET
f1-TrpNs Al fsFEKf14e
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Union Caucus.

nee will he Union Caucus held al the
n. 5',H Room on Tuesday evening. October
~. ~ :" elect six delegates 10 attend County
%. 'tlcn 10 bc held at the County Seat Oct.
MANY CITIzE,s.
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DIED.

At Superior City. on the Goth of sepfcn
Der, Mrs. JosErHIXe g., wife of H. Murray
PEYToN. Esq, and only daughter of Alfred
Goss, Esq, of Hudson, Wis.
At Hudson, Wis on the 9th inst Mrs. MA
RY ANN, wife of JOSHUA SMITH. of drepsv.-
She bore her lingering disease with patience
and christian forttude.
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zee FOURTH PAGE.
UNION NOMINATIONS.
For Member Of Congress. 9th District.
LUTHER HAMCHETT,
OF PORTAGE co.
RE < LU ITO = >

Adopted By tie Union Con7e"tion
held at Sporto, Sept "a, 1862.
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NEW ADyERTEsE ss G:sTs.
sherisf,s sale.

Circuit Court. Pierce County-State Of Wis.
consin.-. N. Whaley, plaintiff, agss
George Swarts, defendent.
DY virtue of an execution iesued ous Of the
ID Circuit Court for Pierce county. for the
sum Of six hundred twenty and 45-l00 iollols
with interest thereon from the 25th day IF
August 1869. in the above entitled action III
favor of said plaintiff and against said eleien-
dent. have levied upon tie following deS
crihefi property, fo-wit: TIE north TIT % aw
or "a 40 2 township q, F4nge r. ag&yrfa
following described parcel of land cornnenc-
ing at the south west corner OF the NV or of
section two. township q. Of range Is, and
running cast 50 rods, thence forming an angle
aud running nearly due ncrth 81 rods to che
highway, thence in a soIth-wesferly directions
OF a line Of the said highway 80 rods to the
point of beginning. all in Pierce county, State
of Wisconsin, whiclf will expose and sell at
public auction. Ia the highest bidder, At fine
front door Of the Flint House, in River Falls.
in said county. on the Seth day Of October,
A. p. 1862, at two o'clock P. NJ. TO satisfy said
execution and costs
Dated this 18th day Of September. 1862.
J. r. FREEMAN. Sheriff.
BY Amos SAUNDERS, Deputy
2l-w6 GRAY d HUNrHEEY, PITS Ah'ys.
DEFEREE'S SALE-STATE OF WIS
T. eOnSn, Circuit Court. Fierce County.
r.. S. Boycc, Ggainat Sidney S. EatrR aud
Phebe Eaton.
,Tu3gncat 9f foreclosure.
In virtue Of and pursuant TO- n Judgment
rendered in said court on the above entitled
action, dated May Goth, 4. D. 1862. shall cx-
pose Tor sale and sell al public auction. at the
front door of the City Bank Of Prescott, in
the city of Prescott. in said county, Satur-
day The 18th day of September. 8G2 at the
hour Of 2 O'Clock. T. NJ, of that day. The fol-
lowing described mortgagcd premises. or so
much thereof as may be necessary 10 raise The
amount of said Judgment interest. and costs,
together with The expenses of sale. t"-wit
the southeast quarter of She southeast ~ ar
ter of section number ten, in township TWEEN
ty-scvcn. OF range nineteen; also so much Of
the cast half Of the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter Of said section ten lies
south Of Kinpickinrc Creek all in Pierce
county, and containing iiffy-four and three
fourth acres. more or less.
A. II. YOUNG, Referee.
]. s. WHITE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Prescott, June 6, 1862. 7-I3w
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terest in the welfare of Wisconsin troops,
send to you copy of an order just Issued
from Brigade Headquarters
SPECIAL ORDER NO. -.
HEADQUARTERS GlBBoN's BRIGADE, NEAR
Sharpshurg, Nd, Oct Z, 1852.
It is with great qualification the BrigadIer
General commanding, announces to the Wis
consin troops the following endorsement upon
a letter TO his Excellcncy, .he Governor OF
W .econsii,. His greatest pride will always be
to know that such II :omiunls from such
source are always merited
II beg to add TO this endorsement the ex-
preston of my great admiration OF the con-
duct of the three Wisconsin Regiments IN Cen.
Gibbons Brigade. ] have seen them under
fire acting in a manner that reflects the great
est possible credit and honor upon themselves
aud their State They are equal 70 the pest
troops in any army of the world. !"
1c;r,,ad, GEO. b. McCL ELLAN.
Rv command Brig. Gen. GiBRos.
IL. r. Noop, A. A. G.
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The U. S. Tax Law, so far especially
as stamps are concerned. went into prac-
teal operation the first of the present
month. Here however, we have been
unable to procure stamps, aud as a con-
sequence some kinds of business IS nearly
suspended.
This law affects nearly all the pecuni-
ary interests and transactions of society,
and, is of direct interests to all who do
any business. Every man, therefore
should obtain knowledge of the law, as
such knowledge is absolutely necessary to
enable him to gaurd against its penalties.
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BY AIos SAUNDERS, Deputy
2l-w6 GRAY d IIUNrHEEY, Plfs At VS..
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Circuit Court. Pierce County-State Of Wis.
consin.-. J M Whaley, plaintiff, ags'
George Swarts, defendent.
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HEADQUARTERS GlBBoN's BRIG ABE, NEAR
Sharpshurg, Md, Oct. Z 1862.
SPECIAL ORDER NO.

Nm. II. HowEs
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ID EFEREE'S SALE-STATE OF WIS
4 eonsin, Circuit Court. Pierce County.
IS. Boycc, ogaiaat Sidney S. Eatra and
Dl,nhn Entn,,
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SNcriGffS Sale.

YousG E FrcH, PTfs Att'vs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-26

battery, who were rexabs, all except four were
either killed or woandei. The battery captured
consists OF three six-pourder brass guns and one
ttweiye-pounder brass field howitzsr, with horses,
harness and caesons conplete we also captured
quito large number OF horses aud portion OF their
transportation and camp and garrison eqnipage.
IL was my detention to have surprised aud at
tackled them at daybTeak, ard had it not been for
the unto tunate occurrence of the nght-the neglect
Of the column to move forward as ordered-l have
little doubt should have succeeded in destroying
capturing the entire Rebel.tQce.
Too mach praise caulot bcNwarded 20 the gallant
Second, under the command Of Lieut. Col. Beisei,
which took q prominent part III the affair o. the
morning. Truly, they haze added new luster 70
their laurel. won at Wilson's Creek. With less.
than 600 men, our numbers, aud with guns without
bayonete, charged tie enemy lac and artillery aud
drove them from the field.
10 mention names where all, both officers and
men, did their duty so well and 90 molly, may secl,
fear. invidious Yet, feel that ought TO say 10
Capt. Crawford, who commanded; tie battalion that
made lie charge upon tic captured Rebel bdltesy,
great credit due for his galsntry; and The names
OF Capts. Ayres, Russell, Hopsins, and Gardner,
and kieuts. Moore, CcBgroye, Ballard, Lee, END
John,on, and Sergt. Baker, all Of whom c9nmaniea
companies, are worthy Of especial and honorable
mention. Lieut.. SioYer proved himstlf not only
gallant officer, but 4 good artillerift, abundantly
shown By TIC effect produced 30 Lis bye hoHze.'.
Lieut. Col Ba:sett also demonstrated I'D sahan'fs
aud ability az an officer upon the field.
The officers aud men OF TIE other regiments were
disappointed at no. being ia time 10 take Il past in
tie conflict, and only tailed TO distinguish them
selves for want OF an opportunity. Ii such oppor,
tunity Scurs, they will prove themselves as equal
to the emergency as the gall ant "a has done.
In closing tie report, it is justly due 10 ae-
knowledge the efficient services rtndsred upon toe
held during the engagement by the following u NJ
bers Of ny division staff:
Maj. V. p. Van Antwerp Inspeeto: General, ara
Capt. Lyman Scott, and Lieute. ). tin. Ill., aDd NJ.
j. Collier, Aides-de Camp.
haze the honor to be. General.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
JAS. q. BLUAT
Brig. -Gen. commanding Fire. Division.
Army Of tie f.cn.icr.