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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06

CoRREcrroS.-In our Tuesday morning edition the
place Of business Of Messs. Sutton, Smith & Co.,
who offered s2jto 20men enlistng in any regiment in
the field was wrongly stated to be Nos. 80 AID IS
South-strcet. Their store is in Worth-street The
twenty men called for have to-day avaied them.
selves Of the liberal offer of the above named firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06

The STEAMBOAT VASDERBrLT.-A paragraph ap-
peared in Mondays issue of THE TRIBUNE, statiog
that the G.. Vanderbilt was in such a bed condition
as to need fumignting and purifying. We are now
informed that reporter mistaken in the name
OF the vessel, and hasten TO correct the error.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06
rs. Constitutional Union Party

ALTANY, Tutsdly wy . IT,
The State Committee Of the Consu'n'lonal unioh
marty mel to-day at the Delevan House. Ine Ill
a session was held this morning, and another one
W III be held this afternoon. " c r..
The Committee have decided 10 hou q 1'a,o 49, n0"
,,.,,;on hnt The resolution IL not yet acted upon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06

Bulls HrAp.-The closing day OF the weekly
market for beef cattle appears to have been Seooa
Jenl worse than the opening day, and though only
s,yo hundred fresh stock arrived, 1t was found DIM
cult to re tie whole except at lower rates 'hAil
have rreraled any week this year. The range Of
,,rices this week has been equivalent to 6asic.
A. for the beef, seller sinking otal, and more bull
locks ,old mt the lowest figure than at the highest
Indeed very few sold a, over cents, and great
MANY very good ones below that Win , 'ry
mari. ed decline in the beef cattle market, We nave
an advance in both the sheep market and mahe' LOT
I;yo bogs and over IL 900 of the lattor sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06
Hetruiting in philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug ., l-t2
Recruiting is going on bfayey ~ ths ci,{' anu
the onora OF med feGuir,d by the fast cal will soon
be rajsed Gen. Pearanron IN COMMEND oil ihe
Home Guards. has called them together TO obey 'ne
.econd call, the State militia law providing thai u
case of a DRAFT volunteer troops aud comphnie' rh"
be first detached. The Will supply The qn3'-'' ana
the whole force from Philadelphia VIII pfoDADY "o
raised wit out a resort TO drafting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06

PRoposrD RFcEPTIos OF Col. CoRcohAS'-HN
informal meeting of the officers Of the o'th Reserve
with depuatons from the civic societies. anu 'Oli'
the Phoenix brigade, was held on Monday evening"
for the purpose of Iuaking some preliminary arrange
mept for the reception of Col Coreorah on LIB re-
,urn floln captivity. The arrangement MADE some
time ago that Committee proceed to sor're'' MOI
200 or further 10 receive the Colonel and e'sor' hii'
% mi, city. will probably be carried into eject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06

EAIlYAx, Tutsdhy, aug = ''01'
The Arabia Capt. Stone, arrived ga, at haliah ,o ~
30 with "a passengers, ana o. w A. Clsy
Blsnop. Bacon Loughlin, Lunam, McfArlandi ths
Revs. Haskell aud Farrell, Sir WIN. Logan Purhci'
Bleary, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06

Bn.pY's GYMSAsrUM.-This popular establish
oert III be reopeneJ il ST. Marks piece this even
;nT New features ara TO be introduced, and, VIII
,ho .l,sratiops and improvements already made aH'
cnn,emolsted the proprietor aasares1he public s0a
this Gymnasium viii keep pace With the 'lnpiOv5 ,
and advances Of tho age in Ihe cause OF phys'
cal culture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06
CANAL Tolls.

AIpANY Tursday' ANE' % w
The Canal Tolls from the opening OF mo season :.
the LIT OF August amount 10 :! lo5ooo for 'n'
same in 1861, they were 81 ,446,lol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06

SUSDAY-ScHooL ExcURsIoS.-The Bethesda Bap-
list Sunday School will to-day hold picnic IT Mott
Haven Boats leave the foot Of Tenth street, East
River, at 9:l5 a. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06
Special 4 Offices.

General society of Mechanics and Trades
/ men Of the City OF Newly ork.-rh, regular meeting
of the socety vi be held Mechanics Hall no. Az Broad
way THIS "Wednesday ~ at one hour after sun
WILLIAM VAN NOhDfN Sscietirf'
Mercantile Library Associn Ii0u.-The Library
ar downtown office will closed AID after August H.,
and tho reading aud after the 18Th and VIII be re-
opened the lt SeprW by order OF the Board Of
Directors J. II. PERClFaL. Recording Sec'y.
1 hold the following named Packages OF
Money Letters. Nc. in hands subject to tbe order
Of the o
ROBERT SHINE. Mount Hope Penn. 49,
e. 4. DENNIS, ora few-lork Cavalry, China wyoming
Co, " Y.
NATHAN GROUSE for X. GROUSE.
JOHN BUNCE. 9th Regt Ohio Volunteer Militia
ADAM PEfiSGER
JAMES POOLEY, ,st New.iors Co.
WATSON DUNKLE. Colinsburs Y. o.. Clarion Co, Pa
ON IN JOHNSON. 4ih Michigan, Co. +.
WM ALLEN. ALdOyer, Ma,s. .,-,,r,,
Agent T. 5. Sanitary Commission. No 493 Broadway, n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06
The Break in the Eric CnnnI.

AIFANr. Tuesday. Arg. 5. 1859.
The contractor says that tie break in ibe canal at
knOwlesyille viii he repaired on Thursday. Other
parties say II Will require Mt least ten days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06
ror.,,do in Illinois.

CHICAGO III, Tuesday. avg D isol'
A terrific tornado visited Marengo III TINS o'h'c'
Lat ,obt xii ing four and Durins several Others
SEVERAL buildings were shattered, and ia" esops ~
the field destroyed. The loss in Marehso Is es'NA"
led at 81 0OD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06

Friend In Need-Try it.-Dr. SWEETS IN
FALLlBLE LlNIMENf the grsa, external remedy OF the
prepared from thu recipe Dr. Stephen sweet OF Con.
n.ctcu the celebrated bone setter fame 10 unrivaed
by that OF any living certain and immediate curs
for Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia. Sprain Bruises Cnt''
Wounds Sores Burns Scslds Piles Lumbago, Headache
roohachs and all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders txter
nal Injuries sc All sufferers should give II trial hlCh-
ARDSON Co. Propn-tors Norwich, Conn. 49,
MORGAN & ALLEN. AGENTS. No 40 Cnh.G, N I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06

MoRF TRAssroRrs.-The steamer City Of Boston
ives yesterday taken by the United States Govern
NETT for service az transport.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06
(sisned) KACkEIT,
JOHN DAVIS,
Rrooklyn p D. August t. 1862. ". II. MCDONALD.

A ueefiua will be held on WEDNESDAY the 9Th q
August Al oc ock the Newly orb Produce Exchange.
hear the the Committee appointed al previous meet
;rs and To siopt further out the Object 0
thai meeting Tae sending of recruits immediately to the
Gen r. r. MEAGHER STEWART L. WOODPORD
and other distiD .used speakers will address the meeting
First Regimcnt-National voiuntee .-rhh re-
imeut is o,snSiDr ard are wanted nmeot.eiy
l no copan.l PAY aud Ta,ions from enlistment GOOD
ansrteIs al Camp Washington. B. l. n,
the Government State Bountes secured to recrnieA
&c cd stoned officers wanted Heacquartsr~
Mozart Hall No. 8tf Broadway. ~ -u,.,,,
of the Ia. eseut T. s Chsseurs Colonel Commanding
J. L. LITTLE late of the TN Regiment N IT,, Adjasant
A Drum Ma or wanted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06
Company Y, Metropolitan Guard.


This Regiment will doubtless be the hrsi mustered nso
The service under the call Of the President ffom this
State - -. :, a.
RECRUITS WANTED to fill up Company 4. imued
arly Cali e, No. 80 Waker-st, Broadway and eorou
names
yrr.sby 10 regulations These bountes together with the
regular pay amount $500 per annum.
Clothing nations and good quarters furnished on enisteex
Non.eomInis stoned Oficsrs aid Musicians wanted.
Capt. H. u. HELPER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06
Death of Another WilIiamsburgh Soldier.

Death of Another w liii2msDurGu SOider
AT n, nunicstion of Prog esye Lodge, Ne 3os
f. A. Masons, held at their Lodge Auz 1907 tho follow
ing preamble aud resolutions unanimously adopted
The Committee appointed by this Lodge Q, its last sessou
prepare resolutions relative 20 the death oil one OF s mem
bers res pectfuy submit the following:
Whereds 1, Il with feelings OF profound sorrow thk wo
have heard the death Of late brother JOHN ~ns
fell on III. battlefield before Richmond the Z't OF June
1862 while gasnty fighting for the Perpenity OF our Gov
the Wild and reckless ambition OF those who
would destroy snd its ruins found despoti'in which
would forever the hopes of millions OF esrns op
pressed ones who have recognized this Government a
beacon light pointing them TO the haven OF their oeny
therefore , -,
Rss,lred That while tina. our brother has thus
been his usefulness and youth yet our sadness
onshat ssused by the reflection that he died where az
brane and parOts s0ud ohooss 70 de- viz In the irons
ranks of drawn their swords defense Of toer
country's honor and their country Gag
Re.irsd That hereby tender 20 those who wsre moro
intimately with deceased brother hear
coincidence trust that eh affection may also be .gteted
by the thought that their freud yielded his life ia the ia
cLarge of his duty as patriot aud soldier
Reiri That Secretary be authorized 70 have the ABOVE
presnbe and resolutions Published in The Brooklyn sq
Tunes and The EewYork Tribune, and copy sent $" his
nearest relatives e,-rrr
(sisned) III y KAIkEiT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06
I hold the following named Packages OF
Money Letters. &c. in my hands subject to the order
W. Poiand's
WHITE PINE
COM PDU n ID

longtime before the settlement, of North America by Euro
pc. the Indians employed the bark OF hte zine oT the
cure o. scURyY PUrRrD FEVER,
SORE TTHRoAT.
And AIDE ash with IL for aInsd wounds and buises
French n,ygator while trading with the Indians upon the
banks OF the Lawrence obtained from then knowedse
of this Pine socs that period our own ply sans
have prescribed Il in their practice to extent but owing
TO its s'aseTey p sC any ssse ~, @g
H. brought ''' %II III pI PISE E COMPOUND
tn. combustion of other ingredients with the Pine Bark
20 modified the action OF the latter that preparation was
produced which gained uabounded favor among me eo
b ood and Pamonic Affections generally and for Kidney
Complaints likewise, 1t Ia most wonderful remedy lhr
large nnber Of order. received from persons who have been
cured by using this Compound IN what high the
H. Great vans a, Specific for Kidney Diseases foru-
narsy scrtuned by who took IL for cough The
cough entirely removed and a.o severe inflammation
Of the kidneys Of ten yfpSITss c sSSs"ff Hence
Since .hs, time It has cured great many cases OF hdne,
Inflammation, and Diabetes and Hydrocele - -,
References can 10 upon large Circular, wbian AL
dealers have TO give away. D q, , ,,, hi :,
Letters OF nq Iry addressed to Dr. r. Mehose VIII oe
promptly answered Advice gratis
=, MAEwyFASS6TIy ISB BY Co
Meross. Mas
w 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE. al
No. 2oa Broadway, NevYork.
General Agent.
Beadle's Dime Novels, No. AZ.
READY TINS MORNING.
THE KINGS MAN,
A Story Of
South Carolina IN Revolutionary Times.
ByA. J. II. Duganne.
Also, ready this morning
LIBRARY OF ROMANCE, MOI.
Comprising:
"The Kings Man." The French Captives" aud Msdss
Wyde"
One vol l2mo cloth. 3G6 pages Price so cents.
BEADLE L Co, No Iil Willlsm.st.
SINCLAIR TOUSEY, General Agent
Jet Bracelets,
NEW PATTERN, -
For sale by GEO. c. ALLEN,
| No. as Broadway, near Canalst.
Sleeve Buttons,
ONE, TWO, AND THREE DOLLARS EACH,
Il At GEO. G. ALIENS
i No AIS broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06
Mlllitern Notices.

No. 81 WAIr.sr Ngw-YoRK.
The Treasurer Of the u. =. Sanitary Co0~
mission the receipt Of the following contn
buttons to the fund raised by LOYAL Crns Of the United
States resident In Toronto C. w. for the benefit the sick
nd nded If the Nat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06

military Exeu pts have their certificates draw. .nd
sworn the subscriber None wthaas Ne
sf6iayit which be made and filed by A.. gust Is
CHARLES NETTLETON, N',,sry Public,
No. Ill Broadway Trinity BuildinD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06

WhitwOrth Rifed Markets An invoice Of thsss
fine hnshed English MUSKErs. cov.peto Just imp'sfss
'AA '''' " CHARLSs y. .yooRHEEs, 1870
''e Ne. n Cs6assss 49,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-10
LATEST NEWS,
b TEL [ D 3 CIR o j {. !,

A5 despatch twas Bsd here yestar-
day afternoon pia Chester, which con
tains thehigh y y gratiiff ying intel ligenee,
that Cincinnati Ohio, was invested by
Gen. Kirby Smith with 40, 900 troops,
and summoned TO surrender in two
hours The Mayor. asked four which
Nas granted 81 Our force are now,
doubtless copying that city & 9 DEN;
s, promised To respect; private proper
y, but Az belon ging tos the Federd
Government ntsmast be given up: 49,. &;
Stonewau jackson was y crossing into
Mary yland-ths Yankees were retreat.
ing toward Washing ton, While our army
was IS close On: Their heels. All the brid-l
gesrere destroyed % The greatest pam
icseyer known was existing l:is 81 70 the Fed:
eraI Capitol 300 CONS we're res.
auisition to, assist the trains inremoH moHing
the Government property D sM M $ s
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-10

|. The Mercafy learns shat the 5tele-
graphic wires hare been extended to
.culpeper, and in afew days, presumes
they VIII be extended to Manasses, and
We hope to Washing 81 ':s -. :.
sit is said that Gen. Joseph q: john
ston, having ecovered from his wound
has reported for duty and been assigned
to the command n-chief west Of the
Mississippi, He win be supported by
Generals Holmes, Price, Hindman and
Others. f.ey s:Ss> Il t>,s+:, 81, /; s. 4
{ The ehastsno Rebel learns that
Gen. g. J: Pillow has been restored to
command. He has gone TO- Richmond
on business. r! . !. -, ,:7sa,.; Z Z
The Franklin Literary Society Of the
Presbyt bytsrian College at cano sburg,,
Pa. where Vallandi digham graduated, has has
recently expelled him BY, q ss''assaoasI
,,afoS3 = y a. sSStS :f,t1 ..:4t1SL = =, e ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-10

/ "a MESSENGER FROM MINISTER sLf-
DELL "A prisate letter (says The New
York z yi5atns) toa gentlemen 10 this
city asserts that Prince de PoIignae, q
relative Of the Poignae who Was prime
minister under Charles Z, has left Paris
for Richmond, With a mission Of NE.
5Siden for JEFF Davis. Prince de Po-
ignac, it nzweH known, has BEEN am
aidde-csmp of Gen. Beaure whom
he has served under in that. capacity at
Manassas and ssShiloh He left this
country . little after that batae and
went back. TO Paris to meet Mr. .Sidel,i
with whom 2he: has hitherto remained,
acting on various occasions as his con-
fdential envoy and secretary. s The
message which he brings now TO JEFF.
Davis is said TO be Of the highest in
pUTltuCcs.z
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-10
s.0baaarlp.

Dirp,-1n Yprks1le, On the 5h .nstant, ISAAC DOM
NON, infant son of Capt. L. D, and Ms M. E WitfeE
spoon nged months and Is days.. y
Like the lea1es Of Autumn aipe around US, has fhis
little bud w1lted away nhe flower Of us sxstence.
= ~ Il was too promising flower ~. x = 4 ~.
u Tobloom upon this earth, ~ Sss Ssss'-
= i<Ss And God did give 1t mgei power - ~ 7cE -
: =. And bright celestial birth. - =
.,sg The world Hns all TOO bleak and cold sa
* =, To Yield tqtiet rest, ~. :
.sr He tFcngtG TITO His shepherd fold Y Z
e. And latd non hfs breast .-c-3-Y 70. -
20 s There, parents tn1hY sayiour.G arms,
sssss q For ever undeHled, ~ ,Jy-s n . t,y4
y y Amid the iltne cherub hand - * SE y
) aJstS fsrhy ybenyed chiid Sfsy3
DIRp-Dnthe 24th ultimo, Of Camp Fewer Sa the GhiE
holm Hotei at ahoyerC. d. Va. lst Lienflt. LABAN
GRIER, Company .,1h Regt n, O. Cayalry - -
The deceased enphahcaiy ahigh toned gentlemans
anoble brother, and most devoted md useful SON. AS
might nye om6 OF hf5 ardent and lofty
in the begIuni1g be threw himself Btth a s
soul into ie struggle foebey, In which our bleeding
county sno engaged; and soon proved himself be an
ness assured he the kndest attentions, es
peciy rom The Iadies who IKE angels have
bean found eveywhef our land ai as POS
sbie watching the conches OF our sick wonnde anu
q s IN unspeqknble satsthction TO
friends know, that he was enabled expfess hope
OF pardon end acceptance through Jesus Chlst. Sc ~
May n1e consoations Of the gospel abound With the
heart Of hs widowed mother, called thus The los
Of oneof four Sons, whom abe had cheery given To-
the Berfce Of hetcounuy g. r. = %&s, "a
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-10

&: A WHoIR ARMYC CApTURED .-5KNox.
VILE, September &. - letter from
Capt: McErath, quartz aster Of Gen:
Smith 8 army, and (which is dated Rich,
mend, Ky, August 80, 9p. M, says: !:
tsGol. John Scott s Louisiana cavalry
has jlA returned from the pursuit: Bull
Nelson whole army {ten thousand men}
il captured. 0nr loss in killed and
wounded is not; over 200. The enemy
lost between 400 and 500 There 80
nov. no enemy between this and Lexing:
ton. God be praised! 8 - . 49,. s; s.. .:s
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-10
.tco1onsls Z Means and cad berry. ]

3 lColone1S Means and 9adperry,
The Charleston Courier thus briefly
refers to tie lamented fall Of the. above
named officers: s's< = ~, =,
james NJ; Gadberry, colonel Of the
18th regiment, was 3 native Of Golnec-
|ticat, who ia early, age selected South
Carolina as his home By modesty,
energy, enterprise and perseverance, he
arose from an humble e beginning b;in-
|auence and comparative wealth. While
pursuing his vocation as q timer, be
extended and enlarged the elements Of
his education, and mastered also the
study Of the law =. -: =. -, 80, Z -, = g s
A truer or braver son, native or a.
dopted, never drew sword or shed life
and bleod in defence Of South Carolina.
He was earnest 4and. honest IN all
he undertook, and in nothing more than
il his participation ID the great struggle
which now numbers him with its mar
tyrs:, -: : = : 90 So, -,
s Ex- Governor John Hugh Means was
a native Of Fairfield district, and; from
his. manhood one Of its most popular
citizens. -, -.
he graduated from the South Caro-
[lina college In 1885,, and after filing
civil and military Offices in his district
with acceptance, was elevated to the
char of State in 1850, presiding over
the State during The eyentful debates
and agitation Of 1872. - -. -. :,
He was among the first to offer bis
military experience and services to the
State and the Goufederacy at the out
break of the present wal, and was the
.ehosenand favorite leader, in any rank,
for;many- gallant volunteers who had
learned to. know and esteem him. =
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-10
Pope's Intercepted Papers.

The Petersburg Egpress says:s
=. The New York Times says that the
haul which Gen. Stuart made at Catlett's
Station, on the Orange and Alexandria
railroad, the other day, of Pope's pa
persSwas worth ten millions of dollars
to the South. Perhaps the Times does
not over estimate the value of the prize.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-10

pa6lic prepared furnish 20 lias,
anyFhcrc ne q stEf on MS yoE.
me Chs and hasno fesf IN chaIle othsf GIN
Factory TO produce On equal ID ppTfomagSezu speed~
lgishgood dry 0ottony The eaa1cf Be broken
nornade tospew carno3 sid Of any ethsrc
GINS also bfs menta which
aa fhe exeuson Of rate nom fhe bsnsh &c} txehes
pcealysf eonstf!ction ~ tes GIN l9 oine las
cpmbflez, the smooth drum Will 6ng& and no spikes
end difefcnt other pauefps Re the fgt o the
cslebfated Gdinsto 6p xeEy much cd
TsADy Gbe waning slpedor Gh1T Thtps6g can besup
pIiedfbf Sending fo me- nt CAeafsf So
Hs ssssIss asss S8e ssa Ss sss ssf sFs
15sTo Hnuse- -Bdtfdefs, say TINT am cnustanslp
MANI facnnpg Sdsheaf and 06oz n egasyd
s9t q /. y ofasF = :,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-10
Evacuation 7of Winch chester- The North
admits of TWO Defeats--Heavy Losses.

= =: -.----.- ..ses.-5..--7-= ~ r
Evacuation 7pf Winche hester- The North
admits of two Defeats--Heayy Losses.
r. .HARs1soNBURe, Sept. The f. pro
yost marshal at New Market writes to-
day that the Yankees zeYacuateds Win
chester. night before ,last;s burning all
their stores and blowing up the magae
zine. They also burned one whole
square of the town. We.hear from the
same source that late Baltimore papers
report the death ofsMcC Clenan. ~
We have Baltimore papers of the
LIST and I'd instant. Yhey report the
Federal loss in the battle of Friday to
besnot less than 5000 killed and woun-
ded.~ They claim q victory of 'Satur-
days fight. The. American says the
advantages remained with the rebels
The Sun styles it an utter rout. Their
losses up to Friday night were estima-
ted at II, 900. Gems. Buford, Hatch,
Taylor and Patrick we're Killed. Gems.
Schenck, Tower, Kearney and Siegel
were severely wounded. CoL Fletcher
was killed. :. Col, Farnsworth was %oun-
ded. .,.T The 1lmeriea,s;has a list gilmore
than $50 officers killed. Popes.report
admits a loss Of s, 900 on Friday. :;
/ The american contains an account
of the fight at Richmond, Kentucky, IN
which it admits the Federals were de-
feated with immense loss and drivento
Lexington, KY Gen. Bull Nelson was
severely wounded. ~ ,
Gen. Mcclellan retains command
only Of the army of the Potomac. He
was not sent to Pope, -. .,,-<>--,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-10

JoHN Ross .ARREsTHp.-A letter
fromL Leayenworth, Kansas, to the Nor
thern press, states that the Yankee
troops have occupied the capital Of, the
Cherokee Nation, and made John Ross
a prisoner. He has recently, pursuant
to a treaty made with our government,
issued . call for the Cherokees able to
bear arms to take seryiee'as soldiers for
the Confederacy, g5,E,' .7,., ;zs2.sss = =
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-10

~-,ssaSs - Y =
List of ,easualtles m Company B,
18th Regiment s. q. ", Capt. John
&. Miller: >.7'ss - = . =: r ssS'''',
Killed XII T 4. Kineaia, W y.
Mulino. Tss5.-.> ~ ..,,.:.;:5a, ,:l.ss
Wounded.-1st Lieut.. VS.. Dun.
lap, slightly ia Lieut.. J. b. Bigham,
severely Sd Lieut.. N. ". Darwin,
slightly. o, s., =. 3. Mel knight, & Sc:
verely- - $ =, -. Il. 4 s s ~ Z q
Privates-J.B B: Me MeKnight, severely;
s: M. Johnston, slightly; M. Fin,
leys slightly; George sherrer, slightly
John 2. Kell, slightly: John =, Dog:
gett, slightly; ": G. Ferguson, severe.
"; George A. Ware, severely 3,
Dover, severely; R, A, Mullino, Sc.
yerely2;; v. NJ. Lanier. severely; 3.
Il Marten, slightly wounded and cap:
tured !; Z. Jenkins, slightly wounded
and captured (; .. Il. Smith, ditto A,
L. Wallace, captured: -. -
+ SMissing.-W. N. .Pinkston, =: 20
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5pH REGIMENT. s. c.

The following is list Of the casual
ties in the "King's Mountain Guards. "
WoUNDED.-Lieut. A. P. Black, in
leg; Corp. W. E. Campbell, in foot;
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