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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-02

were several inches of water in the frc-box
of their steam engine that morning, and
that fire had to be built on logs laid i'm
the water to produce the power to print
that paper. ,... -.,.-..a -. n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
Our Yntiiuu DiGiculiiCs.

MI.w,uAlE, triGsy, sept H. 1851
TIE s., Pend Pioneer aud Dem0crat, Of the 10th
instant contains letter from Lutte Crow, Chief Of
the Sioux TO Col. Sibl,y. in which he says be want
10 know in what way he can make peace for h:'
people lie aso ssys that the white prisoners IN BIZ
,o,s- zion are IA we'll treated as BIS own people.
Letters from the Sous Chiefs Wab,shaw arc
TaoIi are of friendly character and denounce Little
Crow a. the canre OF AL th- difficulties.
IL il evident that the Sioux much divided arc
quarrc Inc among themselves.
Col sbey requests Little Crow TO give up hii
prisoners, and tells Wab,shaw and Taopi that he
will meet them and their friends in op,n day, sn1
adds: /" ain powerful en- ugh TO crush all those who
attemp, 10 oppose my march, and 10 punsh those
who have washed their hands in innocent blood
TIE Pioneer Of the 18th instant says, that tie
Chippewa Embassy have returned, and TIA. they
successfully settled all questions OF dispute and le
the Indians in q more cordial and friendly ssate OF
mind than mas existed in many years. Nearly oil
the Chiefs we're present and signsd treaty II per-
petuai friendship at Crow Wing Oh The 18th inst,
whereupon the whole bands pr, pared to leave for
their homes--all eatisied.
Hoe in tue Day promises to disperSe bis men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
From snn Francisco.

SAN FkANolsco, ThuTsJsy, sePt 10, Ish2
Sailed bark Victoria, for Liverpool, carrying
IS 100 sacks OF what
Business still mostly confined TO tie jobhiug trade.
Butter bus dc,l ned 10 zoe. per pound. Candle aIe
dull. Crushed sugar quiet. Anthloeite coal SIS
aid Cumberland $jl per tun.
). l.. lnsgurd Il Co., prominent johbing house
Of tits city, tailed 10 day for about $4,000. Inc
lo', il pretty generally distributed among San
Fun,i,cO merchants.
TIE news of the recent great Uslon victories pro-
duced tie most uubounoed joy here.
a eubs,Ii ton for the relief Of our wounded sol
diefs bas been opened The cription Of our city
alone amounts TO about 500 900, aud will probably
ieaci ii quarter OF amillon within week.
A new liue OF siages has commenced running be-
tween Sau Bern and rec ~ ! -discoN cred
Colorado uine-. 10 accommodate the increasing emi-
grafton In that dir, ciOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
A French Senli-o fhoial Paper Against
the Unity Of italy.
General Demand Of Italy fr tho gardsr 4
CariIadi.
Kew Conflicts Between the TurEa and
the Servians.
The Turkish Ultimalum accepted by Montenegro

Carr RICE Friday, Sept 10 1907
TIE steamship Bornss,, fgom Hamburg via
Southampton 10th ios', was boarded By the news
yacht at loon to-day, eli roue to Ne~-York. and the
annexed summary of her news Obtained:
Tie steamship Auglo-Saxon from Qacbec arrived
ut Liverpool on the 10Th.
The steamship Hsnsa from New-York arrived at
Southampton 10Th.
From the uncertainty prevailing in England about
tle safety Of the Greal Extern, lshe delayed ia
New.YorS-ED.l the underwriting premium had
gone 80 70 tweo:y guDeas a. Liverpool.
re Prince Of Wales ana Prince Allied had Or.
rived nt Bruefeiis.
lhe Archbishop Of Canterbury and Earl OF Har-
ngfon were dead.
Tie Arglo-Ssxon's news bad rot the slightest
effect Oh oaros, " ich qnoed %, 0y3; Tor
money, 4nd 9J. 093i iOr IN. Oc'oorr accVast.
Looms were ollercd on the stock Exchange at II
ler c4i.
Tas Pals Pays SAVE That Spain bas oared 70
.eud cont NJ ent TO M.Aco, Dut thst France would
10, ar,ett ne offer. Fame seud- 81, 90 men.
Io Y5race say = the unity Of Italy l. " g ibc
bat ~ eYuld be ralz. d, It would n1rYHn,e T.
seiea. rerturbs'ion uto Earolean oder, AID all
In. IN ,5ufl power % France would be con }eed 10
demand roulreu,at alton fiom l:al', and eli 'nge IN
ber esab es territorial liu.it. IN orosr 10 gIarsn-
=
1ro E,;te. were quoted CO. 6s.
Tie Mont,nesria- feiu-e 20 accept tie conditions
ofir.d o., ne 1arks. al ,aklns advanta .e II lie
pfesea, .rriiice, have instructed t5ei representa-
live 4, CoustaI.iiLope 10 demand more .ayotsnle
terms, Daring tie conference The Monnnesrns
have tocn ionifying Ceiiyus, AID transporting al
tre.r vsluatl 6 % Cetiafr.
Dmcr P.rla had rrc.DI Tended hoeililes. Tbs
Tnr,s h.d sci FIRE 10 i., Serv aD PORTION " Bel.
grnde ard tie Prefect's psLice W., Ia fanes. The
lgfts at. fired OF tie Inhabitants.
= %. - t,i..ran says lDat Mo, 'eLeyro las ac'
cepief al the condions offered by Om Z sha.
% C cunt oi the ris'e ol riege a, Napi :. the
GAIL. '7isl apnverary OF hi, eDtry into Naples
Will no - eel 5nii.d.
lie Peas OF Lontardy il unanin Gus III favor Of
MI amnesty being granted TO Ganb,lii aud BIS fol-
rW.fe.
G.rita ldi mad requested 10 be allowed H. embark
on An + ;'isn v.s.el.
Nc.inyr documents nor money were found AZ AZ
prbnioiie wnere lie was iahen prisoner.
Nuthrg lad b.eO o,,i1rd resi Ing OailbalcI.
Hi wUgid 4. we're yeTy rafIol-.
There WAS little biriress doing IN Ansiraia. A
Royal commission bad be-u appointed 10 report On
the prospects OF gold miliug.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
MUNFORDSVILLE SURRENDERED.
The Rebels take 5000 Prisoners
ana 10 Cannon.
'DRACGS ARMY THE CApToRS.
The Union Loss so Killed ED Wounded,
Tie Rebels own up to Loss Of 7oo'
IyprAsapoLrs, Friday, Sept. 10. 1862

IspIAsapoLIs Friday Sept 10, 1852
Aliutan. Slauson, Of the l7th Indiana Kry 'nenf'
who escspsd from Munfordsville immediately after
the surrender that place to the Rebels has ieac"eu
u Is city.
He reports that the garrison there, Numbering
from 1900 to 5000 men, comprising the l7th, the
50tb the Goth, the 9th the 6Sh, and the 9Th lndi'
ana Il gimenis. aud Que company Of cavalry, aud
tea pieces Of artillery have surrendered.
Tue surrender was made on Wednesday morning,
our ;orcer being completely surrounded by General
Briggs forces, estimated at 80 600 men.
Our l,s. in killed and wounded was fry.
The Rebels ackuo ledge u loss Of 700 on Sun.
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
Great Fire i'm Buffalo.

Is
At | o'clock this mon lux "A iite broke ont in the
bri'k building corner OF Wafer aid Norton streets
used IL d gruin-drying house.
The lire spread mi iGiy 10 the Evans and SterlmS
elevators, which, with their contents, were de-
stroy,d.
The fire then crossed Norton street, conmuncs-
Ting 10 Bells Fonndery, Klein & Dobson's pump
unu block factory, and number VI IenemeD, houses
on EyMs, Fly, aud Lecoal-leaX streets, all VI wnieh
were burned.
Crossing tho Evans ship canal, the fire ,prsad ~
Evans vince aud warehouses.
In tho warehouses were stored between ", goo ana
81 900 iafIels of whisky AID ii.lwines, owned D,
Mr.. Williams, tie larger portion OF whith We"
suyed.
Dav Eo.rs loss il estie aei at from so 900 &c
s. 900.
Tie loss Of Evans is net Known, but il Is mostly
covered by insurance.
Il il ml oesiDe nj pres Mt to give anything aap'
prUX.maNHs ~ Inc amount Oi tie Total !ose VI ~
suIA.tr.
The ioso will probably reach half q million o.
do..s.
Some tiir'y or forty buil iings are destroyed.
The Elevators conlalLeu 1922 bushels .. "hea',
1000 'helr of corn, sd >o.S9J lushtiS Oh oa's
The oll wiog ARE the principal sufferers oy We
great five hi, morDing:Ine Evans ri Sa'or, owneo
hy Charlie ". Evans valued vi SI0'VoO ilsdred ioi
$4,000; tao Storn, Elevator, owned ~ ~. d.
Aa.tm valued at 900, insured ior $'oJooi VIZ
L. " nilo VIM. Williams and George irurco,, ~
bbs ~ IA wines, stored IA the watenouSe oi jas ~
Iv,ue los s. .0O0, insured $3.50; The foundry OF
DAVID Il Il, building aud n;.'bL.ry, SJO,uuJ DO M
.uranc,. me Cey, hand block, owned by Z. NJ. Reco
of Eti- Pa, ana about Lfleen Or twenty woodeo
tenement ouildngs lOss not arcertain.d.
I'M, buildings we're OLD, aud OF but Little value. a
large number vi poor families have been rendered
ho,elr by the coufagrstiou. Tue total loss e.
tnated M 900; the Insurance. - fsr q sseer
tanned il $780, l0O. The nalnse ot The coopeioss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
Hnrpcr's Ferry Left 10 Our Wounded-Ex.
element i'm Frederick - Extrav"snnf

OuI cFeciai Correspondent
FREDERICK CITY Nd,
Thursday, Sept 10 lSo?-ll a. IN.
One Of the most dreadful baLtles vi tue War was
fought yesterday. From daylight 10 sunset most
terrific caunonadng heard Ill this city. Tie In
habtapts were on all the surrounding bills, listening
tpthe bobardment. The rel ont 'hat cane in all day
Were cneering-our troops were fighting with great
spirit.
On Tuesday night our army rested on their arms,
and corps aud divisions were marching aud counter
marching all night, and forming line of battle Tor the
next days INT. Stray firing fIom both tid.s all
night At DAY ght our whole army moved forward,
and the battle immediately commenced. Gen.
Hartsuf If Ricketts, division led on his brigade
splendioly, and was severely wounded in 'be thigh
early in the morning. Jackson's whole force re-
crossed from Hsrp=r's Ferry and re-rnfoiced Lee.
1t is said Heni and Sige got up on the other
side Of be river
Two doctors rode in to-day from IIarper's Ferry
and report that place in the possession Of our
wounded. The very latest accounts from the field
by Trustworthy wounded officers who came in. re-
port that our left and center advanced four " five
miles. The eneDy's right Was turned successfully
and be was terribly cut up. Our loss is very con
siderable. Gen. kickeus is reported wounded aDC
his division suffered severely. The line Of b.til,
WAS formed between Keedysvilie aud Sh-rprburg
The eu,my made several attempts 70 t,e river
bu, was repuIsod. Tie battle of yesterday wss no
decisive but the CONTEXT will be renewed to-day. Gu
troops are certain of victory; the news ia yer,
cheering.
IL was reported last plight and this morning tina
Jaekson's amy had surrendered The Rebel arm,
is repre.en,ed TO be in very tight place, aud il il
expected they will now have 10 surrender. Ilumph
rey's Division, consisting Of the 9lst, l23d, l26 h
l29th, l3lst, 1880, 18th, and 18th Penny vauia
marched through this town yesterday, at 2 O'Clock
TO reeniorce army. The regmeuts were each
| 600 strong, and the men were wild with enthus
asm at The idea Of gong 10 meet the wOuld-be iuva
ders Of Penny vauia. They were accompanied by
the LIST Ohio Battery. The following officers were
wounded, beside Ricketts and Hartsuh: Col. Bea
10Th Maine; C.pt. Furbush, 10th Maine; Lieut..
Col Fillebrown; Col Dwight, ID NJ Massachusetts,
wounded in the leg aud arm. Col. Mcneil Of
the Buckiail Pa. Reserves w.s killed. rend you
list Of The wounded who We're brought in yesterday
from Mlddleown and Boom borough
The Uoion people of this town are in great glee
and the battle of yesterday is looked upon by all az
d complete victory. d. TX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

nearssi thu RslaiA LIS line OF skrmisbert; '"'""n
ont in = s.nli-circe. was popping away brissly sl
abort rife range from behind trees sni fences and
the bntternus were replying with eqnal prompt
uess Col Cross Of the 5rh, among bis ssirmishers,
WIS endeuvorug To sscetlaiu the exact po-ilion OF
Rebel regiment, when he learned it by bullet f'om
An adjacent corn. field which gragSd bic shoulder,
cutting the clohug to the skin, but drawing no
blood.
From hill near our batteries, the Rebels, on
another ridge mile away. were easily seen with
the naked eye. Their atilerypractce WAS excellent
Observing group of our officers on horseback, scIu'
tiD'zins them with frld-glasses, they directed gun
toward the party, and at The first fire threw shell
within twenty yaids of il. Instantly came another
which struck the ground within six feet Of Colonel,
but did not explode Then third, which ihr'w
dirt over several officers and other lockers on.
That standpoint WAS suddenly vacated But ScO
yards in the rear upon another emnence, Were Gens'
Mcclellan Sumner, Hooker, aud Sedgwck. The
shells aud sod shot fell IN unpleasant proximity to
them, cne striking near Gen. Mcclellan; but they
were not driven swav.
And ~ the sun went down, with but two or three
Casualties FROM the enemy's guns, and night came
Oh, with our troops still pressing up from the rear;
soue Of our Generals predicting for to-day the ferce
battle OF the war; others prophesying that TIM
mornings sun would Tot rise upon Rebel soldier
north OF the Potomac, and all saddened by intei
g,nce of The surrender Of Col. Miles ut HarpeEt
Ferry, with 5000 National troops.
T, Is morning the enemy is reported telling back
toward Shepherdstown, only ptx miles hence, where
there is d broad smooth fold across the Potomac
Ofcers high in auti GRITTY, with access to all the III
formation at headquarters, estimate his strength VI
riousy ut from 900 to $4,000, which is cert..inl,
valuable, if only to prove our utter ignorance abou
him. liiuk be will not hazard general engage
uent north Of the river. A.D II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
A REBEL TOWN IN MISSISSIPPI
BESTOWED.
Retaliation for Firing on one Of eur
Steamers.

CAimo. Friday, Sept. 49, 1862.
The feet conveying the Rebel prisoners 10 Vlcks-
burg Was fired into ut PIenlirs opposite N,poi-on.
ARK. Several balls pussed through the Iuinn, killing
a number Of Rebels. None Of our men were hut
The gnnboat landed and gave the Inhabitants fifteen
minutes 10 remove the women and children, at the
end Of v hich time the town WAS burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
The Ieemnins OF Col. Miles.

BhI1Isohk Indy. sept. II, 1902
The remains II the lamented Col Miles were con.
veyc this morning to Sweet Air, near Baltimore,
the residence Of his wife, where the funeral services
will take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
Funeral OF Gen. Reno.

Bos,os. tridsy, sept. IL. 1862.
Tie funeral exercises over the Remains Of Maj
Gen. Reno took place to-day in Trinity Church,
Is sbop Eas,burn officiating. Gov Andrew And otl er
State officials present. Tie member OF Gen.
Reno's staff were the pall-bearers.
TIE body will be removed to Virginia for inter
ment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
Gen. WnIbridge at EsuGnIo.

BUFFALO. Friday. sept u, 1864.
Gen. Wabridge arrived III hi, city last evening.
lie is stopping at the American Hotel. The General
has been invited by the Board Of Trade of this
city 10 address them tomorrow the great struggle
in which our country 10 engaged. Lie hSs accepted
Of he invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
The American F,omoiogical soc;e,,.

B0sroS, Friday. Sept - 1862.
This national institution has just ,lps.d ~ uth
sessloD, avi been the successful ever held by
he society. Fourteen States We're Represented bv
Isl delegates. Large collections OF fruit were pre-
S.nred IRON most ri the Stgt,s. The Hon Marshal
l.. Wilder oi Massachusetts was elected President
with Vice-Presidenl from each Stste.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
The Ship Harriet Fisk WrccLed-Crcw
saved by the French Frignic Lnvoinicr.

HailPAA, tTiday Sept 10, lBl!.
Cape Breton paper Of the l2tn inst. nienuns
that the French iri.pte Liyoisier bas the crew OF
The ship Harriet Flick, OF Rockand, Oh board.
Tie Harriet Fisk WAS wrecked iu the Straits of
Belle Iele.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

HAHHhBrhd Fndsy Srpt ", lstZ
Information just received from the battlefield Gays
our victory is complete. aud that Gen. Pleasanon Is
in bot pursuit of the enemy and driving them across
the Potomac.
The whole Union army is in good condition, and
the enemy has been badly punished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
The Remain. Of Gen. l7nn.acId.

BALTlhokK, Fndsy, Sept IT, I8Ll
The body Of Gen. Mansfield arrived ere to-day,
and in being embamed The S7th Ohio, three month.
men, from Harper's Ferry, passed through tonight
for Philadelphia, on their way home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
The ASin Outward Hound,

- HALIFAX. y. j.. Friday Sept 10. 1862.
The steamship IRON Boston Asia arrived here at
l2i o'clock last night, aud sailed again for Liver
pe0l u a o'clock This morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

From Ons Specis Correspondent.
FKIDKRIcK CITY. Sep. II, 1862
The following is list OF wounded just arrived at
The General Hospital, Frederick City from the bat
tle.led and the hospitals Of Middetown and BOGUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

4
Cspt. T.. Berer. = II Pc.
Li-ut Ricbard F.Clendenipg,
Ii, PA Res.
Capt. Lee. ; Nd.
Lieut.. L. ii Taylor, GO Pa
Lieut.. Prime, 4, 10 Mass.
Capt. Cls.oD, 9N. Y. y. M.
Lieut. Zontmyer. l. 4 Pa. X
| Franz NJ. bskot. CLERK Burn
side's Corps
Lieut.. Chss. h. Pierce, 10 Me
Lieut.. w. N. johnson. y, lOl
N. Y.
Lieut.. J. 7. Boey.
Lieut.. Col. JOY ce, 2 w.
Lieut.. Ryan, A. Z Wis.
>. Sanders. X. IS Pa
n. Close. |. IS Pa
w. CronOble. y, So Pa
T.. Myers, X. IS Pa
L. ID. Detidge. AS Pa
&. Sutton. Il, iOO Pa
4. Sherman, ], Is Ia.
ID. HooveId. Is, IS la.
]. Dill ID. 20 Mas
l.. J. Mosh,r, q, ] MINI.
j. IA. Packard, %, Is "a.
s. T.. Mott, q, Is Pa
r. y. Patterson, q, - Pa.
L. Mooney. X, lO2 \. Y.
Janos Dickinson, u, Is Pa
J. X boitz A, b IA.
A. b. Ma quart, u. . Pa.
j. L. Sullivan. X. . Wis.
w. a. Saunders. ]. rs Ohio.
~. GET, II, ~ Ind.
Js.. Conway, h. ~ Mich.
NJ Schneider, !. rs Ohio.
J. w. Homer, X, ~ ohio.
A, Morris. \. ara
} I'M Elder. h, ~ Ohio.
Corp. w. Pittsib. q. ~ Ohio.
John ZDrescr. ]. ~ ONO.
John koes. /, IL ONO.
James Jofden, b, IL Ohio.
J-wes kerbig IN. l, % ONO.
X. q. Ripley. |, II OHIO.
A W. Coy. Is, 20 Ono.
j NEE Aikliu, X ~ ohio.
S-rg. Conway, ii. IO3 N. Y.
81. hcN.oiey, v II lad.
samuel Thompson. b, II Ind.
J. J. DOn-l, - lad.
Isaac Is, de. q. Z Mis-.
NJ NJ. Riddie, ID, IS Ia.
r. IS. Smith. n, u III. Cav.
Z. II bsitEolom.~. II, Z Pa.
X. WofoteI. A. 9N. ii.
L. Cleiu, {. q Pa.
A. &. fouy L.. q Wis.
+ Mckenzie. ID. b Via
". EvaIs, . , 81 n. L.
J. " ii.er. ID. y III. Cav.
J. Maiki-. u. z Wa
J IA Peters, A, IS N. Z.
Wm. Dane. X, 80 Ohio.
J. Best, o. Ohio.
=. LindcIiel.eI. II. 2s Ohio.
w. ". swan, u, II hicn-
8. Whit.ell. !, o Ia. Re.
J. II. Snow. X. IL Pa.
M. Harrington, b . Pa
Fred y. Rebests. Z, I 70 T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
TERti DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

TIE DoaUssM OFF CAPE RACE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

~. .. iIhlpfI, - fiafs., lll.'d
Jas. Smith. Is Ma.s.
Frauk Favor - Mas.
T.. Metz. Is Macs.
IL. w fHf.-I 10 Mssa
II ". Man, lie, l07 Ia.
Ja99b fsfa 7 Ia.
john s. Lsechibgton, o NY NJ
Samuel ;. tEbIud.n, gN.Y.M
Cspt. Launcry, On. Y. II.
Lieut.. inslliascr. 3 y. Y. NJ.
Geo Is. Nofden, "a ~.
w. ii. White 4 IA Res
Cyrus Whlt.l,y. n lad.
Lieut.. BOBBY, q Ind.
Lieut.. Gilman, - Ind.
Capt. Wilcox. p Ind.
tnss. Cross, IN. Y
Chrs. Kennedy, . ". Y.
John hep Ma. Y.
JOIN ksidy,4Is.
frsLk pa,is. Il Moss.
Ihos. tennovlrT. Z Pa. Res.
h. keyuOlos. IAN Y.
James Martin. an. Y.
james IA ~. 80 Pa.
A by ant, 10 lud.
Francis A. kiply, II Msss.
Waldo a. steal, 2 Wis.
VIM. Laid. ) Ant.
Wan. Lean, &. IN. Y.
john h. Fans, 7 Ia. Res.
WIN Allan. y v. I.
Robert Barber ~ n. Y.
J. " tiltup. u n. Y.
John ttLch, IAN. Y.
1hos. Abbott, ~ II. Y.
W. Jones, % Ohio.
seret J. 4. k.mball, 90 Pa.
J. Ssnds, II n Y.
+. Es.tDiap, IS Mass.
A. A Bets. 3 Wis.
Phllip schsiv.ll. . Ps. Res
w A. Murray. II 10 Res.
Lieut.. Dicis. 3 Wis.
II. q. Deacon. 8 vi.
VIM. h. hus~il, u N. Y.
Js<. Loar. 2 ). 3.
l.. J Lenoih, 6 Wis.
John Dudd, "a N. Y. NJ.
u. h. oesry. Is Mass.
u. ii. Creighton, y Pa. Roa
josh. SiAIivsS, ~ N. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

From Washington to she Front-strogsIers
-Fredcrick-Among the Mountain
Genuine Loyaity-Our Heavy Infantry
The Track of BHttie-RebeI Field
Picecs-The Front-skirmishing- Close
Artillery Prnctice-The Enemy still
Failing Back.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 1852
60 T.rvillieer. II. 80 N. Y

go T-rvilliser. II. 30 N. Y.
D. R.r,,r. 81, -
J Cunningham. u. "a nv SIN.
Sgt. w. X. sn,i h ID. 7 Pa H.
4. Norton. {. ~ y Y.
Levi. Bertrand. X, 70 n. y.
J. =. Yingling. G., 10 Pa
Geo J. chcpp. c. q Ia
COP. T. :. Foster. A. I IA IL
Wm. baddin. Is. u N Y 81
Dsv.d A. Keller. +, II ONO.
A. Dit.wpr.h ID. S Pa
n. II, de. b. "a N. Y.
V. Vogel. II Ohio
+. n Fsrnry, X, rs Ohio.
r. Frank A, II Ohio.
C.. Barl-y. !. % Mas
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