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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22
The Governments.

The position of 1 he Administration or
the sLlj'ct of slavery cannot be msu !.
dcrstuou by any who honestly dcsrel,
arrive ut the truth. The laws Of Cor
grcss will he faithfully carried out; cO
ored regiments will not be accepted ci-
rectly by the Government ut present.--
Mr.. Lincoln told the Western doputGti, =
80 u fortnight ago, though attempts h.S
Stree been made to opr, sent the mut ?
IN u dill, rent light. but MIR. Lincoln
very cautious not to commit himself
the iutu;c. Those who know HIN b, 4,
have no doubt about his intentions, ard
that II IL becomes necessary he will Cruz h
slavery with the rebellion, He belie, 8
that the first thing to be done is to owe
come the great rebel arh les i'll the ficr
Ii the rebel leaders then succumb, slavery
in the Stutts will not be touched exoel /
so far us the legislation Of Congress vi,
affect Il. But II, after hLying been fair !,
beaten IN battlt after having been di :
en- from ths strong strategic points, III
rebels persist in their rebellion, then Il @
President will nuke use OF slavc,y tour .
terly crush them. fully believe rhis !.
be his position upon the subject. " {
neither so strong nor radical position
some journals ascrbe to him, nor SO ..coI
stivsiive" aud pro.slavcry q position B
other journals persist in asserting that b.;
occupies.--Wdsh. Cor. ". Y. Post. ,i
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Gen. MeClrllnns Array.

That something important has taken
place on the James River. everybody be-
lisves, but what ills, no body knows
The New York Ti~ss correspondent,
from Hsrrisou's Landing, under date Of
the Iath, says that the movement for
vithdrswing the army commenced .
week previous, and every remaining mas
ready to 20 AZ the word. march! Ths
probability however 10 that this movement
has not been concealed from the enemy.
the latter ssys:
To cover appearances, the gunbosts
have been kept up towards City Poin.
wat,h'pg the OF smy, and ~ perring as II
waiting for the coming Of the formidable
ram from Richmond. The balloon has
regularly visited the upper regiore to
scSsiisYS &C SsiisYS1ss.!has!; and make the surrounding
ing ofbugles and beating Of drdhls ~ 'oS.. 20:
campo have been, if possible, more sten.
torious and defiant than ever, a. much as
10 Say, ,"Hers We are come IL you dare"
The siege guns continued, up to last
evening, to show their black mouths to
the enemy's pickets from the intrench-
ments at the front, but three Of them
were yesterday removed and placed on
board a transport. "Quakers" have not
yet been invented to take their places
The usual parsdes, reviews and guard
mountings have gone on, just as IL moth
ing unusual was about to happen. Some
OF the steamers coming up the river have
brought, during the last two or three
days, large companies Of returning con-
valescen,s and strugglers, which may aid
to keep up appearances.
We know that Il Is not retreat with
out purpose. and In fact, is not a retreat
al ell. II 10 . change of base--for the
Of tho troops. The most
interesting part Of the history OF the next
few hours or days, will be the movement
Of the rear column.
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From 1.0sstsvtlie--Tuse rrutls N
Sssst ssse uWzcwrit ftxht-'hhe
l.. 4 N. lemstr0mA. E..
LorIsyILLE, AUG, lb

LouisviLLE, Aug, 10.
Capt. J. II. Ferry, Division Quarter.
master, had just arrived from Cum berland
Gap on the 18th, at noon. He reports
that DeCourcey's brigade was attacked
BY Stcvcnson's rebel division on the 9th
at Sagmee, and Col. CochrsB's 18th Ken
lucky whipped four rebel regiments
Cochran held his FIRE until the enemy
were within $50 yards, and checked their
advance. The Federal loss was . killed
and IS wounded. "-
Fifty.ssven OF the Sixteenth Ohio were
taken prisoners. We took rebel Lieu
tenant Colonel, whom we exchanged for
the 81 prisoners.
The rebel officers admitted loss OF
$50 killed and wounded. We took two
hundred and thirteen wagon loads Of for
age and seventy horses. We lost the
kRspsacks Of two regiments. There has
been no fight at Big Creek Gap, as re-
ported, nor any other engagement ia the
vicinity Of the Cup or TsEewell than the
foregoing. All reports Of other engage
msnts, and the cutting TO pieces Of Gen.
Curtis and Col. Boyd's forces by the reb-
els. ere utterly false. Gen. Morgan is
sued special order banking DeCourcey
and Cochran for their gallantry.
Knoxville papers give . list Of 100 reb-
els killed at Tszewell. 1
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
has been recently 30 much damaged by
the rebels In the vicinity Of Gallatin,
blowing up the tunnel and destroying the
bridges that two or three weeks will be
reouired 10 repair Il. Meanwhile rail.
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lsf"R Wv oehonsty NrkttsN
We are permitted 10 make the Follow.
Ing extracts ftom sprivate letter, dated
Camp Dechsrd, Tenn, August eth. The
list Battalion Of the I'd Cavalry have
been stationed there for some time past.
being separated from the balance Of the
Regiment: .a
For about tive weeks We have been on
bali rstions, but the boys live partly by
putting the confscatlon act In force upon
their own responsibility, aud lsvying up
on sundry sheep, hogs and chickens, be-
longing to the surrounding citizens.
Sometimes a farmer swskes In the morn
ing to find himself minus a beehive. his
garden stripped Of every thing a soldier
could cat, aud his potatoe patch turned
bottom side up, He knows Il 10 done by
the cussed Yankees, ard all he has TO do
IL to submit. We have received an order
10 make the surrounding county subsis,
vs. as far as possible. Il 10 to be done
systematically, and through the Quarter.
master Department The order furnish.
es plenty Of business for the Cavalry, as
we have to act a. guards for the wagons
that are scnt foraging. Last Tuesday
July 29th two companies ofthe it Bat
talon sbd,F command Of Maj. John n.
Foster, performed feat that won for the
Major the highest praise Of the commsn-
ding General The Major with Coz. II.
end four Companies OF Infantry constitu-
ted party that was sent foraging. They
passed down the Winchester snd Hills
borough road, about 10 miles. The Major
then let the Inftntry and penetrated by
q erosss road some seven miles into the
mountains. He there found 80 head Of
fat cattle belonging TO the Rebel army,
which were sccretsd there aud guarded
BY 500 Rebel Cavalry. The Moi. wan
ted the cattle and he toook them, drove
them TO the main road to the escort Of
Infantry and to Cump, safe end without
the loss of man. We think It a bold
trick. and the praise which the Major re-
eeived was no more than his due.
II should try. I could write all night
sbout the sxpl,ils Of the srd Ohio, but
mvst hold on for want Of time.
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A Practical Man Among the Sc
ccs si0liists. -+fNA

Major Mckee, with competent UEicn
force, is on hunt for Secessionists in
Southern Missouri, and it is reported that
he has already nearly filled all the count.
jais. When he catches a Sccesh ,l.c
says: 4ar su uer
'Well, how much of rebel have you
been! You know more about what YOU
have done than i do. ! know some, am.
you know il ALL tHI
The old man said, as he trcmbled, IN:
jor, have not done anything
Stop said the Major, you know you
have some powder hid
'Oh yes, there is some.'
Tell it all, now,' says the Mujor.
We'll, will. have got t~enty-one
kegs of powder and one gun. gave FIVE
horses to Price, and went down to Smith
Chapel TO fight the Feds, and havp fed
any amount Of rebels. won't lie any
more! You have got il all. ! have done
all could to aid the South. A., al, n,
The Major has come down 50 hard Jon
them III they fear to lie 10, him. a An
other man came in to give limseIl w snd
take the oath. -,,,',nrrs
Well, sir, what have yahd~eg m,s
well, 81, viii nut sys yaq ~ ~ M 'lisS'fo.
doing something ..,il, =, H., sa',.
After he had been in, jqil, about Two
hours, he sent for the Major and tod lin
where there were eleYsp ksgS Of ppYaer
and Goverpment Yag9ny pHa oWp9d to
helping cut mp q ferry boat on, fhs No.
river list summer,
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Distressing Accident--Stean m.
boat Collision On the Potomac G
-Sevcnty-ihrce CouyaIcscent
Soldiers LOST.

Ac2uIA CREEK. Va, Aug. IA col.
lision ccurrcd on the Potomac last
night, of Rugged Point. between the
stesmers Peabody and West Point, in
yclying the loss Of SO lives.
The West Point was bound to this
place from Newport News, with conval-
escent soldiers Of Gen. Burnside's army.
She sank in ten minutes. The Peabody
brought the rescued soldiers and passen-
gers to this port.
There were 254 soldiers, 4 officers, 3
ladies and child on the West Point. AT
Fortress Monroe she took II men aboard,
making 279 in all. Accident occurred
"Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock The
West point began sinking fast.
The Peabody, which was partially
disabled, could only render assistance
with boats. There were several vessels
in the river which rendered all the assis-
tance possible, and by their combined
efforts 203 persons were recovered. All
the crew exeept fireman were saved.
The boat was beaehed as soon Is pos
sible, and sank in about four fathoms.
A portion Of the missing may have been
saved, as several small boats apd schoon.
era were seen to pick up nen. The two
captains have been pat in charge OF the
Provost Marshal here, and the affair is
being investigated. C,fAs .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-08-22

WHrrLisG, Aug ~.
The grstcst meeting since tn. var in
Western Virginir, was held in the Apnci-
ous depot of the Baltimore and Ohio
Road in this city tonight. The building
10 estimated TO comfortably holy COCO
persons, and wss filed 10 sufIocation, at d
cawds stronged the streets. Gov. Pier
point pre- sided over the vast concourse,
snd In eloquent terms introduce Hon.
John A. Bingham Of Ohio, and Hon. w.
L. Viii y, Senator from this. State A.
mong the distinguished strangers present,
was Gen Kelly. The large depot was
brilliantly Illuminated, aud hung with
hNgs aud mVttoes, one OF the most prC mi.
H. nj oI which waS," ,Vallandighami.m
M Curlilcism; but Uniun aud Liberty
iurcycr." aud this, "Uncc all means TO
ncilia,c; now all means to c'urh."
One denounced Curlilc traitor, and
called upon him TO resign his position in
the S,natc, which he h dis. raced.
The war spirit in Western virgnia is
iu!ly arous d, and her qu,ta nearly made
.ur.--Geh' Kelley, called out by acclaim.
nation. made few cloqucn, and effect
i've Z, marks. At close OF meeting, Gen.
Kelly was unanimously r,qucsted to
change the name OF Camp Carlile to
Camp Wiley.
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Fresua PePc's Array.
HEADouARrKRs ARNr Va,
Aug. -.
To Moi. Gen. Hsllsek:
The suljoined report was received at
o'clock this forenoon. .....v
Signed) JOHN POPE.
CAnr Asnr vA,}

HAs6' 80
To Col. Geo. d. Ruggles, Chief oi
Stsff; ' '' '''''' 'N
I have the honor to report that in obe-
dience to instructions from the ssjor
General Commanding the Army Of Viz
ginin, this morning proceeded in the d.
fcction Of Orange Court House with the
LIST Vermont Cavalry, Col. Tompkins, LIST
Michigan. Col. Broadhead, Ist Vs., Lieut..
Col. Richmand. 9th New York, Col ID.
Forest, and fous peices Of artillery.
About three or four miles from your
headquarters ! discovered the pickets Of
the enemy, and soon after two large bod
les Of cavalry and the woods filled with
footmen. A strong line Of skirmishers
was thrown out, who soon drove in the
pickets. When in range Of the enemy
a few shells were thrown which dispersed
him in all directions. The footmcn KEEP,
in the woods and flcd by Rspidan station.
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WasI inl ton News.

WASHINGTON, Aug. H.
The commissioner of internal reveiiu,s
has prepared form OF book to be kept y
Disti!lers and Brewers, which viii be
furnished to parties on application.
Coils. COrcoran ard Wilcox, Lev
Col Bowman and Mi. Vodges arrived
here this morning accompanied by Aei
Gen. Thomas. Col. Corcoran in r..
sponse to u all expressed his u dent wiz
that this rcbclliuE shoud- be speedily
--',shed. lie was ready 10 take al y rcs'
ton TO serve HIS vvu"s,y At annih, r
time he would take opportunity To soy :.
lew words to his fellow citizens.
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se~aser BrIyhs Dcm scsass

Tho Nashville Union thus shows its
appreciation of the Bright Democrats Of
Indiana. II has tho samo appreciation Of
the vsllandinghammers In Ohio.
"a gentleman writing from Indiana to
subscribe for the UMsH says that the late
Convention Of fsymphathiIers at Indian
apolis showed their rebel afiinities so
plainly that IL 10 producing excellent
results in this community and elsewhere.
The old Democrats are higly indignant
at the attempt Of the politicians 70 uso
she party name, which 20 them Tecalls
the memory Of Andrsw Jackson, TO gloss
over such speeches a. those OF Carlile
and Wicklilis. We doubt not ous friend
10 correct In his statements. That Con-
vsption will stink worse in the nostrils
Of the nation than ever did tho Hartford
Convention. t''
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hudcprndencr, NO, Captured Il
by the Rebels. tt-rt.

LExrsGrcS, Mo-, August i2.-Indepen-
dence was attacked yesterday bv fifteen
hundred rebels under Colonel Huges and
Quantrcl, and after four hours severe
fighting the Fedcrals surrendered. Twen-
~ Of our men are reported killed. Re-en-
forccmcnts which were sent from here
last night to assist our troops at Indepen-
dence have returned. There is great ex-
citemeni, and every body ID preparing for
the conflict.
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rhe Greos war mssssss s'
Washtnxs sse.

a
The mass meeting keldin East Capitol
Square. ct Washington, on Monday, was
q tremesdors sGair. The Preident and
Cabinet Resesd the rostrum, with the
Mayor and Couneil. Gen. Msllsek. Gen.
Wndsworth and Ger. surgis were pres.
snt. Mayor wsllseh odieis,eds - Chair
man. s.slse<ss rsschisns were adopt
ed, among witch those urging the most
Determined var aaAinst all rebellion, the
eena.cstios spd emancipation doctrines,
and the necessity Of purging the Capital
OF the treason that lasss wi'Aln !, were
sspceisily applauded, l.. e. Crittsne,
ESQ, msde an earnest speech against the
employ meus Of mes cf doubtful loyalty
~ Washi1gton, and exposed some eases
ne himself knew ot. President Lincoln
ws enthusiastically called for and ssP-
plssded when he rose to speak. Tie
spoke as foi'owsd'-
Fytlow. .Ctr,,...-t b,i,,v. thor. |.
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Ere m kcntmcky
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l6.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10.
by an amicuble arrangement, John II.
Fisk has resigned the speakership of the
Senate. d, rieh Megt fin las f'signsa,
aud thus Robinson becomes Governor De
gdcio for Mag oiiin's un, xpired term. Watt
Johnson, OF Lexington, has been elected
Secretary OF State. John II. Temple
has resigned the Presidency Of the Mili-
tary Board, the duties thereof dcvoving
upon Robinson, as acting-Govcrnor
Robinson and Johnson are able and
staunch Union men.
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Insporsan, rou, Pope's Army.

CuLrErrrR, Va, August Is.
Yesterday Gen. Pope ordered recon.
hoiseence BY Siegcl Of Slaughter's Noun
tain. Two regiments Of rebel cavalry
and large body Of Infantry, and some
guns, were discovered. Our batteries
commenced shcllihg them until our H..
fantry and cavalry made flanking move.
ments. compelling the enemy 10 retreat
behind the mountain ON the Orange
Court House road. II was discovered
that the encmy's main body had previous
ly retrcated by the rord and crossed the
Rapidan. The rebels last seen were the
resr guard.
Gen. Buford was sent to intercept
them. II is unufliciolly reported that he
penetrated to Orange Court House Ia I
night, but ftund the enemy gone to Cor.
donsville. Prisoners state that Jackson
supposed the only troops in the rear Of
the woods were Banks corps. lie there
fore threw a large force over the creek,
to completely rout us, but ths reception
he received compelled him to make a sud-
den retreat.
LATER.
II 10 reported that Jackson eneampcd
last night near Orange Court House,
Gen. Pepe'e forces have advanced toward
Orange Court II use.
CULPErrLR, August lS.
Gen. Bu'ord returned yesterday, The
enemy are Uclitv,d tu be luur nil, back
of the Rapideu, while the main point Of
their d, lvnsr In GurGuasyill,.
1t is reported that they occupy the line
of the Central Railroad, from Louisa to
CHARLOTTE, which looks like having form
cd new line OF defense. They nrc en-
trenching to fight d cisive battle It or
nsrr GordonsyilIe.
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Fron sierei.
HEAp ovARrEEs GEs. srrert, T,

HEAD QUARTERS GEN. SEGrr.,
Near Cedar Mountain, Al? ID {naA
In nearly every house between Cedar
Mountoin and the Rspitnn, wounded nb-
els are found, COntrabands report Jack.
son driving oil eolorcd people before him
and ordered that they be shot on attempt
TO escape. The country nopr Orange \
stripped Of food and forage. Planters he
gin to fear staryatior, and say they will
endure II FATHER than take the oath :.
Scouting parties from Gordonsyille, rt-
port that Jackson's edtire army had reach
ed there. Desertcrs say that more than
5000 cohscripts hnve lcA Jackson, and
are struggling Ia the wood.
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e>vAs eminent physician hss discover
ID that the hightmsrs in nine cases out
sfsen 10 produced By ewing bill fcr .
nswspsper, and that The bsss cure Z 70
psy " q ones. - ~ ,ftsf'aa's
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Ges. NIcCaII,s Eye. OpeaeA.
Special 10 the Post

Special To the Post: IS s1
Gen. Mccall returned from Richmond
with different ideas Of the war. He says
that our motto should he, .instant su5n,is.
sion on tho part Of the rebels, or their exs
termination The Gsa, 10 q the War
DspsS:msst today, lb3
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Jiftia aerrklp Jribaus
VICTORY.

The Gags hlost free In the sunny air..
Jubilant throngs crowd the bOsy street.
There's victory ~oni and the nation voice
Rises etultant its heroes to greet. IN,
cit at my window and watch the erevd
Hurrying wildly hithtr aud thithsr;. R
l taink Of another mad rushing thfore
Whence q soul went out--oh, whithsrt
Why should my tears hide the hse from m.i
Why shouldl We, p at vi,tsiy wopf
There are other hearts shat ache to-day,
What does il matter thousand or onet
And still the bells ring a mercy peal,
he proud flag hoats ia the ayr spring
. I'D air, .t
shiver at home In a dreadful fear,
Father Of mercy help me to bear
This weary woe. Let my heart be glad.
For brave young lite, not lived 10 vain !;
Aud to all who sorrow at victory wen.
Give beauty tor ashes, Joy fot pain.
uclp US TO sny. Thy viii be done,
Though Que heart break, so may Il be,
Lord hasten the time when the flag shall float
Over nation unitsd IN Theel
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RALLY ROUND THE FLAG, Doysl


Rally 'ro1nd the flag boys,
Give ~ - the breeze, . ..
That's the banner we love, ......
Ou the land aud seas:
Brave hearts are undyr IL,
.s Lat the traitcrs brsg,
Gallant boys fite away, ...
Aud fight foi the flag.
Their fig ia hut n rag.
Ou, l. lie t. ue one; .....
Up with the Stars and Stripes,
Down With the new ohe
Let our cvlors fly. boys,
Guard ,h, I'm day ard night.
For victIy is liberty,
Goodwill bl,ss the right.
CnoRus Rally round the flag, boys,
Give it TO the breeze. .J
That's the banner We love,
On the land and seas:
Brave hearts are nnd.r il.
Let the traitors br.g,
Gallant lads fire away
Aud fight for the fAg.
rWhtlng hiSh hhOvc US
Glowing IN tie sun.
Speaking loud 10 all hearts,
How that freedoms won.
Who dare to su.ly it,
Bought with p,triot blood.
Gnllurt lads, wen fight Tor is.
Though ours sh, uld swell the food.
Raise ye that banner high,
Ours Is the true one; d.
Up with the Stars and Stripes,
Down with the h,w one:
Let our colors hy, bOvs
GuarI d,rm uAy and night,
For victory 10 liberty,
uvd win blrrs the right.
Cnonrs,--Rnly round tie hag. boys.
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Celors liable to run--The eslors Of the
rebel regiments. ie'' a.'HAt ,ol
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05-The u. S. Mint at Phlladelvha iB
Imandfa ttafngcents Gtrshsgate 1f AGO.
900 petAday. iAh bass5 iuj ,1suoH not
fashn... .ss
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or Pepdce says, 4 psiIher succesSvnor
reyerses ip battle should inteHppltRaJ re-
tard for mom9nt The stge4p ael ,spfiier
pouring in, s. lhe feld, a. .rsiRioIsfJnents
TO the grand Smiesief Qaisn ,sFd hiifer-
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. ..t@5sssslssqlsss 4 iSss;!!ssal,
|. SsaSf f}Hs.a has ,sd - iasw s,s6
80 SsiS " ",
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Coon WITH rnE HoI WoEK asRoRI
Us.--A General Draft all around. Ma y,
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IN tAe MI.hawaka g, .. Co, Ind Enterprise. Pc


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best effects. We also acquainted with many who speak
voluntarily in praise OF these medicines
One Of leading business men says that by the
OF only four bottles Of Purifier be received than
hundred dollars worth Of benefit His difficulty Dys
pepsa- We express thanks for liberal present Of
these remedies for use in our family.
For sale In Marion County by B. vickers Indianapolis
Robt. Browning do; Perkins Co. do H. Rosengarten.
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NUMBER 1906.


CAVALRY.
Captain Bracken's Company--western vir
ginia-Postoflioe address. Parkesburgh.
Captain Stewards Compsny--wcstcrn vir
ginia-Postoffice address, Weston.
Captain Graham's Company-Kentucky.
Captain Moreau's Company-New Haven Ky
2eth Regiment-Col Baker--ist cavalry
Ironton, Missouri.
Forty-fr Regiment cd cavalry y)-John A
Bridgland, Colonel, New Haven, Ky.
Forty-ffth Regment-colonel Carter-3d
cavalry-Maryland
Ira Harris's four companies Of Indiana cavalry
are at Munson's Hill. Virginia--Postofi ad
dress, Washington City.
ARTILLERY.
Captain Rabb's Battery. Kansas.
Captain Frybarger's Battery, Missouri.
Captain Klaus's Battery. Missouri
Captain Bush's Notwithstanding. Ky.
Captain Simonson's Battery, Munfordsyille
Ky.
Captain Behrs Battery. Calhoun. Ky.
Captain Harris's Battery. Munforisyille. Ky.