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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-09
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Lanlr Fire Iasuvanco Company
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, JANUARY
~ Let, 1862.
Name Of Company, Lamar Insurance Company.of
the City OF New York. at No. 10 Wall street.
Amoant Of capital stock all Of which is paid up
in cash IL 100000.
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in bank $21,o5927
lso shares Bank Of Commerce in rev
York and 50 shares st. Nicholas
Bank, New York 500 each 100000
SO bonds and mortgages first liens ON E
property in the cities Of New York
and Brooklyn (mestiy d~elings)
worth in each case 50 70 loo per ct
more than alnountioassd thereon 2s4,so0.o0
U 6 per cent stocks and Z 3O-lSe per
cent Treasury Notes $4,000 co
Losns Oh demand scared b. good
stocks ~ collateral 100 90
Amount in Agents hands 1886 q
Premiums In course OF collection 1870 70
lntsrest secrued but not yet due 10000
34s,S0530
LIABILrTTRs.
Amount due or not due to Banks or
other creditors Of the Company, None.
Amount Of losses adjusted due or
not due None.
Amount Of losses unadjusted or
waiting proof estimated at 1000
The greatest amount insured in any
one risk except storage stores $4,000
The greatest amount insured in any oneblock,
town " city gsyernedby circumstances.
Nothing deposited in any other Sta.e " Territory
a. security for losses.
EDWARD ANTHONY, President:
JOHN Sec'V.
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CITY OF BROOkLYN,l G,

MINUS CUUNTH, ~ J
John d. Cocks. President. and Horatio Dor.
Secretary, 0. The Atlantic Fro Insurance Con.
any Of brooklyn, being duly sworn deposs and
say that they are the President and Secretary Of
said Company and that tho foregoing is . true
and correct statement OF the AFFAIRS Of saia Com
pany on the 3lst day Of December, 1861, to tho
bes of their knowledge and belief.
Signed JOHN ID. COCKS, President.
lIor Alto DoRR, Sec,y.
Sworn to before mo this sixth day Of February
A. u. 1852, at the City Of New York.
IL. 81 TlIOS. l.. THOUNELL.
Comm issioner for Iowa in New York.
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JULIUS KU II " ED,
Judge of Supreme Court Of Massachusetts,.
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOwA,l


1t is hereby certified that on the fourth day Of
February, 1862 a sworn statement was flied IN
this office, showing the condition Of the Western
Massachusetts, Insurance Goa pany, located at
Pitt. fed, in Il State Of Mass tchuset on tho
first day Of January A. D. 1862. in accordance
with provision Of an Act Of the General ASS. M
bly, Of the Stateiof Iowa, entitled IAN Act in re
lation to Insurance Companies" approved Janua-
ry 18th, 1857, and an Act amendatory thereto, ap
proved re, ruary 9th, 1858 =; that said statement
! shows that said Company is possessed Of the re-
quisitc amount of capital, and invested as re-
quired by law.
Authority is thereforegiven to the above named
Company to transact business of Insurance in
this state in accordance with the laws thereof,
until - 3lst day Of January A. ID. one thousand
eight hunired and sixty three.
it is also certified that John L. Swits, Esq, Of
Davenport, has been duly appointed by said Com
psny their lawful Agent and Attorney for the Co.
of Scott with full power to take risks Of lnsur-
snce therein, and to acknowledge service OF pro-
cess, as provided by law, upon his filing with the
Clerk Of the District Court in and Tor said coun-
ty, a certified copy of tho statement on file in
this Office. 1t further certified that the attach ed
is a true and correct copy OF the said statement
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my seal Of office, this 4th day
If February, loo2.
[L.SI j. w. CATTELL,
mh2l Auditor Of State.
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CITY, COUNTY AND sTATEl 9

CITY, COUNTY AND STATE! GO
OF NV YORK,
Edward Anthony President, and Isaac r. st.
John. Sec'y, of the Lamar Fire Insurance Compa
ny, of the Clay of New YORK, being duly sworn
do severally depose and say that the within is a
true and correct statement of the affairs Of said
Company on the Is. day Of January, 1882, 70 the
best Of their knowledge and belief.
Sworn to before me this I'D day OF January,
1862.
EDWARD ANTHONY, Prest.
ISAAC R. ST. john, Sec'y.
Tnos. l.. THoRNELL, Notary Public.
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9TATU061C1T
OF THE CONDITION o. THE
IhGDtx Flr1 lnsaIancO Conpauy,

P1GDtx FlreI lns1ranee Company,
AFTHE CITY OF BROOKLYN. NEW YORK.
~ on the LIST day Of January, 1862. made to the
Auditor Of Iowa. pursuant 70 the statute If that
State, passed January 2sth, 1851.
EAMs AND LOCATION.
The name Of this mpsny is "The Phenix Fire
Insurance Company" and 10 located in he CITY Of
Brooklyn, county Of Kings, State Of New York.
CAPITAL.
The amount of its capital stock in
shares Of fifty dollars each. all paid
up 10 cash. il TIVE Hundred Thou
sani i'ollArs, 100000 90
Amount of surplus On hand, first day
Of January 1862, 97,299 So
Total amt of capital and surplus 1927 ,2ys s.
i ~ ASSETS.
Cash IN Bank and on hand $es55o.1 Is
Real Estate unincumbered owned by
the Company 1,l41.5s
accompanying, being FIRST liens on
| property in the cities Of Brooklyn
and New York, mostly dwelling
houses worth in each Case from SOTO
loo per cent. more than the amount
loaned, 1S5, 500. 80
Loans en- demand. secured by pledges
Of good Bank and other Corporation
stocks as collateral, the market value
of which is 1885 90
Unpaid Premiums in the course Of coll
lection, all considered good, Fire and
Inland Marine 1l,sas5s
Bills receivable for premiums on In.
land navigation risks 1883 50
Interest on bonds and loa ns. accrued
but not due, and all drawing At the
rate of 7 per cent. 6,74s.Oo
Bank and other Corporation stock
owned by the Company, IS per fol-
lowing vouchers:
80 shares Of Atlantic Bank, NJ. Y. $500. 90
so shares Of Union Ferry Co., Brooklyn,
NY, $4,000
3-lo Treasury Notes, $1,000 each 100000
q. =. Bonds skies, 1857, $4,000 each
$4,000, at S6la $40 90
Total present market value l6,72o.oo
All other securities
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at II IL M T. N1 II
CT THE CONDITION OF
Tbs Niagara Fire Insurance Co.

Tbs Niagara Fire Insurance Co.
IN THE 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1861,
~ made to the Auditor of the State Of Iowa.
NAME AND LOCATION.
1st The name Of the Company is The Niagara
Fire Insurance Corapany and is located IN the
city of New York.
CAPITAL.
"a. The amount Of its capital stock is 100000
Sd. do do do paid up 100000
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s297,299.5s
AOt0l lluUllltltC
MISCELLANEOUS

The greatest amount insured by any
one risk $4,000. 90
The greatest amount allowed by the
rules to be insured in any one city,
town or village, is not fixed, being
governed by the character of the
buildings and the facilities for ex-
tinguish;ng fires.
The greatest amount allowed to be
insured in any one block, is governed
by the character and construction of
the same, SO as Z. avoid undue con-
structisn.
Amount of its capital or earnings re-
ported in any other State, AS
rty for losses therein. nothing.
This Company inct rrorated under the
General Insurance Law of the State Of New York,
and obtained its Charter or act Of Incorporation
Sept. 9Th, lo53, attested copy OF which is on
file in tho Auditors office Of the State Of Iowa.
STEPHEN CKUWELL, President.
PHILANDEg SHAW, Secretary.
CITY OF NEW YORK, q
COUNTY OF NEW York
ersonally appeared before me,'his seventeenth
day OF January, 1852, Stephen Crowel President,
and Phllander Shaw, secretary, of the Phenix
Fire Insurance Company. of Brooklyn, n. y. ana
seyeray made oath that the above statement By
them subscribed, is correct and true, to the best
Of their knowledge and belief.
In witness whereof, | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal, at the city Of
New York, .h.s l7lh day Of January, 1862.
LEWIS HORST, Commissioner for Iowa.
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Total assets Of the Company
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and due. viz: Fire,
nothing; Inland Navigation, nothing
Losses adjusted and not due,viz: Fire,
nothing, Inland Navi alton nothing
Losses unadj listed and in suspense,
awaiting proof. viz: Fire, 81 $4,000;
Inland Navigation, $3.50 90
Losse. claimed but resisted by the
Company, viz: Fire, nothing; In.
land Navigation, nothing
All other claims against this Company
nothing
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Fire Inland and Llls In. lgency Or
JOHN Z. 4wrrs.
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~ 1as CONDITION OF
The City Fire Issuance Germany
Of Hartford,

TyO THE AUDITOR OF THE STATE or
i Iowa, Jan. LIST, 1862.
The name Of the Company Is "The City Fire In
sunnce Company Of HARTFORD" loca,cd It
Hartford, Conn.
The capital st ok Of the Company is $3.50 900 Oh
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TIE assets Of the Company are as tollovs:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-12

A CHARACTERISTIC ENGLISH INSULT.
Vessels are now insured in Liverpool to
run the blockade of the Southern ports.
This proceeding arises from the same
spirit which led England to delay and
harrass the Tuscarora, 20 that the Nash
vile could effect her escape. and shows,
as that did, that she is capable ofthc most
petty and most contemplate meanness
II is barely possible that the insured
ships may be served a. the Labuan was.
We hope, at least. that the Govern
ment will issue new and more stringent
ordersto the blockading 30 quadron, and that
the orders will have direct reference 70
the capture. if possible, Of every foreign
vessel that may attempt to run the block
ade.
Some day we shall have long account
to settle With the British Government. -
We have enough to do At home just now,
but VIC shsli YET have ieisuse "a aitead to
the insults so freely and remorselsssly pu,
upon us BY those who ought to be our best
friends.--[ Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-12
AN IMPORTANT FACT IN THE HfsToRY

AN IMPORTANT FACT In THE HfsToRY
THE BATTLE OF DoNELsoN.-An Off.
sr ofthe army, who took part in the bat
e Of DoDelson, and who has personal
uowledge upon the subject, has related
me an important circumstances connect.
d with the surrender of the rebel army at
hat place. Historians inform us tina:
eome was saved by the .scackling Of 4
pose, and the history Of the battle oi
(oaelson should not fail to relate how the
ebsl fortress was (possibly) lost BY the
bcape Of contrsband
During the night before the surrender
negro came through our lines into the
amp Of Col. Laoman. He stated that his
sastcr was an officer Of Gen. Floyd .
kaf that the General had run away,
liking great many soldiers with him
bat no (the negro) did not want to 60,
I'D managed to escape in the hurry and
pnfusion OF their departure.
] Col. Lauman took the negro to General
mith, to whom he told the same story.
en-. Smith questioned him closely, and
hreatened, il he found his story false, to
hng hinl on the nearest tree, to which
be negro .assented. The negro was then
ken - General Grants quarters, where,
y the third time, he told the story oi
loyds fight and his men. l. was a.
Pady near daylight, and scon after dawn
officer arrived with the letter from
uckncr, proposing to surrender upon
pDditions, :. 10 consequences Of the diff
hlties incident to an unexpected change
comma~ders. Thus was suddenly
rnished proof that the negro's story
|as true, and upon this ;,root Gen. Grant
|rote bis reply 70 Buckner's note. That
eply made hun : Major General. do
pt doubt thst A. nigh haye written il Ia
be same language il he had not discov.
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cred the sudden retreat of Floyd; but no
Judge of human nature Will assert that q
man would not feel more in tho humor TO
write such note with the knowledge that
his enemy had already begun to retreat.
than he wonld under the supposition tlIat
he was still ready and willing to eight it
out -.
The negro who furnished the important
information Of Floyd's escape was brought
down from Donelson few days since,
and he is now here in the service Of "a Of
fcer. On the way down the Cumberland,
it is said, he Was claimed a. slave by q
Union man living near that stream. But
inasmuch as the negro himself professed
TO belong TO one Of Gen. Fioyd's officers,
this claim vas doubtless mere pretense.
II Cor. Chicago Post. NJ.
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sleeping Cars
ON Al6AT TRAINS To
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
H Baggage Checked Through. -
All Transfers Free.
T. r. REIGHTR


isTvarded from Phass5ei pAia Aew fort, Bostop q,
bsitimort to Or from Asy poist the kaiiroads
of Ohio, kentarks, Indiana, iiIiDois. Wt,cosain
Iowa or Missouri. ~ RAILROAD DIRECT
The Peaaa3isaais kx4lrssd also eou1ecss n puse
burg with 6LcAmers BY heh Goods can bs for ard.
Cd 70 amy l,Ctsi ON ths Okm. Ausk ineum, kantaeAy
1enneasce- Gu1bcriaad, liinois, Wisesnsin. Aisais
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aud ~ Cleveland. ssndusky Chicago uith saeam.
ers 70 alt ports On the North W estsrs i.aksa.
AerehaEA - and Shippers ntvustnx the trnnspoYta-
lion of their Freight 10 this Com pany can Fsy IL
confidence on its speed. transit.
The mates - Frei9ht
To and from ans point In - Wcss b, tAs Pennsgl
vsAiA Ccntrxi Railroad. are IL all t,mas AS PA.
vORABLK AS AkE CHAKGkD BY OTHER RAIL
ROAn C0MPANtE -
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For Freight Contracts or shipping Directions, ap-
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ID. A.ETEWAkT, Freight Agent, Pittsbursh.
CiARkEA CO., TRANSFER Ae~nss. -
n. ". kKOW \ q CO.. Cincinnati, o.
k.C. NELDKUM Co.. Msdison, Ind.
j. =. MOORE. Leuisssilx, & So.
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CLAkkE 4 CO., Chicagv. tii.
W. d h. L. LANGLEY, Gallipoiis, O.
q B. NAL, Parkersburg, Va.
HALL y CO., Marietta %.
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JOHN TODD, Coviligton, Ky.
q. l.. HEATON, cleveland o.
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the sonth ana west.
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A Coed NJ en- this Wsrk.

The progress Of the armies Of the Uni.
(n in the month just closed is most cheer.
ng. Counting in the victories Of Mill
Bpring, Kentucky, with which the ball
{pencd-which occurred in the last OF
January, but was not half told or half sp-
|recia,ed till the FIRST of February--and
be have the following glorious record OF
hc months work:
!. Defeat Of Zollicoffer and Critic nden
I Mill Spring, Ky.
2. Capture of Roanoke Island, Edenton
nd Elisabeth City, NJ c., and occupation
+ the railroad TO Norfolk.
8. Pursuit Of Price from Springfield,
To-, to Fayetteville, Ark, with half 4
ozen victories on the route.
T. Capture of 1t. Henry, Tenn.
g. Capture Of 1T. Donclson, Tenn.
&. Retreat of the rebels from Bowling
ireen, KY, aud Clarksviils and Nashville,
enn., and the occupation of these places
the national forces.
I. Evacuation Of Columbus, Ky, BY
he rebels.
s. Occupation of Cumberland Gap BY
he Union forces.
In the battles of the month we killed
ne rebel General and captured three, with
great number Of inferior officers, some
q, 900 men, about the same number Of
uns, some 200 cannon, aud munitions
nd army supplies to the value Of niIlions
dollars, while all the rebel gunboats on
be North Carolina waters and the Tenn
ssee river have been taken or destroyed.
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TInc Grom QuiDcy e

Fare - low - By any other Route!
IL ASK for Tickets BY way or the Great wabssA
Valley Route, and be sure .on get thsm.
III New and Elegant Sleeping Cars are run from
Quincy u LalA cite. f2GH milesl that paanonears
CAL get good nights rest, hilU pGrsaing
n1y.
III Baggage Checked from Ksokuk toaIl impss-
tAnt plaeUss hasi And HaMlA. igks
n. 1..-TAckess fer oala ss the CORNER Of
Main asd 2d Streets, keokuk, lo~a sud sts As Com
pxny,H1ickei once, "A krunl slreSs, quincy liz.
&c. SAl1H, $780, ES5g 8
General Freight and Tick et Agent,
Quincy ,Altneis.
deci1d KEnKUK IOWA
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DOST-OFFIcE DIRECTORY.

-
Arrival of ths Mntls.
Eastern Mall arrives daily lsundsys excepted )via
Plymouth, At s o'clock. p. m.
ST. Lonis and Southern Mail arrives daily Mondays
sxeepted) At6,p.m.
Western Aalsrrivss daily Except sundays) al ESQ
o'clock, p. m.
Burlington Mail arrives daily tsxs.i snndays}at
.. IN.
Carthsge-and Plymouth Mall arrive AaIiy 6Aiia,s
sxceptedl ats, pm.
Chsrlesion Mall Il tri-weeklyl Arrises Ia.sl.sst
Thursdays and Saturday ,ss 7p.n.
Closing 81 The Mails.
Eastern Mail eiosss daily tencert ssturdxys) at sp
a.. Louis and Southern ksleioses daily fsssurdays
xcepted) atsp n.
Burlington Aailcloses daily te1cept GaturdAysl At
ep. m.
Western Mall closes daily tsxeept saturdsyf) at q
o'clock p. m.
Carthage and Plymouth Mall closes daily Saturdays
xesps<d1 assp.n.
Charleston Mail ttri-weeklyl closes Mondays. Wed
asdsys snd Fridays Ats =.
III n This Post nfac& Y Ill be open sunday from
to 10 o'clock. k.a.m. J. T. HOW Kill, Pm.
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A RRIyALS AND DEPARTURE
RAILROAD TRAINS.

KoFtaseFn Train arIivcs daily II 4t0 'etock p.
nd departs daily ats O'Clock =. m,
Western Train arrives datiy, except Sundays, nj
! % p. u. asd departs ss7.so o'eieek .. N.
Al Hamilton Depe., Tsaiss en- the W sbasA Valley
siiresd arrive daily. except kApda,s, ai4oeioekp p.
p, and depart daily, snsdsys exec pied, st 40 ma.
ssses connect With this city.
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way of bis he was ordering them about in grand
style. They gave him all the men he asked for to
bring in the wounded, fetch water, hunt after food,
blankets clothing everything. AT Centreville, the
second rendezvous, Mr.. Mallcry saw the Doctor
again, and be says that although jaded and nearly
starved, and so weak that he could hardly drag one
foot after the other he had to sit down and laugh to
see him with his hospital tent pitched alongside the
Rebel hospital, carrying everything before him.
When Mr.. Mallery was captured he was led into
the presence of general, who treated him with
kindness when he knew the nature OF his profession
and promised to have him taken care of better than
the rest. But his case overlooked, and the
frail little clergyman had to go afoot through mud
and mire, sleep without fire or blanket on the
ground through the thunder-showers, and take his
chances for starvation along with the rrivates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG, Sept T. l06l
Arrangements are being made to forward 10 the
entrance of the Cumberland Valley all troops now
here, and other regiments from New-York and the
East detained here for that purpose. If an attempt
should be made to invade Pennsylvania, warm re-
ception will awaitthem. Citizensae organizing
selves into companies under the Governors proc!a-
nation. The employees of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road shops this place, numbering over 2OO marched
yesterday to the Capitol grounds for drill. Compa-
MES and squads drilling to-day in all our streets
and public places. The Governor has messengers
extended all along the border.
The Rebel pickets are extended seven miles toward
Hsgertown They possessed themselves Of all tho
shoes, clothing &C., in the stores at Frederick pay
ing for them. The Rebels say they are going to
Baltimore. The telegraph operator remains at Har
gerstown, but says he cannot hold the Office much
longer nearly all the Union men have left.
Gov. Curtin is doing all in his power. His hope
for the future based entirely upon the prompt re.
sponse of our citizens when called upon. Over 900
stand Of arms were sent to Adams County to-day,
and l 500 more to Franklin County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
crNTREVILlE OCCUPIED BY The REBELS.
Their PicketS Within Twelve Miles Of Alexandria
puRIAL OF OUR DEAD ON SATURDAY
orR CAPTURED OFFICERS SENT TO RICHMOND
Additional Details of the Recent Battles.
WILMINGTON, Ser temher I. 1862.

NAshlN'1oS ser teinher 1, 1907.
late Trustworthy reports from private sources from
Centrevie, state that Col. Flcnner with a reg-
men, of cavalry is in command of that place. and that
their pckets extend to within less than twelve miles
of Alexandra.
The 18Th Pennsylvania regiment reached the
battlefield on Saturday, and by flag Of truce, COM
meneed tue interrnent of number Of dead, which
have lain undisturbed since the battle excepting by
the thieving hands Of the Rebels, who searched
every pocket, and in many instances stripped the
dead of their clothing.
The Union officers taken prisoners in the late bat
ties were detained at Gainesville until Friday last
when they were all conducted TO Richmond with
the exception Of some of the severely wounded
who were, by the humanity Of Dr.. Guild, Medical
Director Of Gen. Lee, allowed 10 proceed to Wash
ington in our ambulances under the protection of q
flag of truce.
The last of the CenrevilIe wounded have reached
this city accompanied BY Drs. Detmold, Page,
Clemens jenkins, Webster, Byrne, and others of
the large staff sent TO the relief Of our wounded by
Surgeon General Hammond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
The Rebels in the Kanawha Valley.

UALLiPOLls, OHIO, Saturday, sept o. Iotz
Teegrsphic communication in Kanawhs Valley is
suspended above Point Pleasant.
The guerrilla jenkins is encamped at Buffalo to-
night with 500 men, and 1900 more are expected
to joiu immediately. His men are stripping the
country of horses and supplies.
The object Of jenkins appears to be to cut off
comm unication with our troops.
The militia of Gallia County assembled to-day, to
the number of 900, and completed their organ
ization.
Very little fear is felt of a raid in this place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

MARrISsBuhG, VA, Sept . I6bz
To MAJ. Gen. JoHs l.. Wool, Balnmoye
| have the honor to report that the enemy, 400
cavalry, who attacked my outposts have been de-
ested with the loss Of about so prisoners horses end
arms, now in our possession. Our loss was two
killed and ten wounded, Capt. Grosvenor and
Lieut. Logan of the 18th Illinois Cavalry. The loss
of the enemy greatly exceeds ours but it is not &C.
curately known. The 18th Illinois Cavalry, Col.
Vess behaved in manner to maintain the honor of
the State from which they hail.
JULIUS WHITE, Brig .Gen.