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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16
nprnN.s ur1I. VIRGINIA.

Five miles tack of Arlington Heights, Sept 4.
FRIEND Covert enclose an account
of casualties in the two companies which
contain most of our Lancaster boys. /
have worked hard on similar report of
our eth Regiment, which, as | suppose
will be ordered to be published in the State
Journal 1t is impossible to exclude all
errors, even with the greatest care. The
reports on which we have to depend are
not always reliable.
A surgeon informs me that, 50 far as
his observation extends, the wounds Of the
men heal very readily. The we Their is
delightfully."- COOL think the report tells
its own story of the courage of our brig
ade. With very kind regards,
Lam you.s most sincerely,
S. w. EATON.
Casualties in Company c, I'd Reg. Wis.
Vols, in the action near Bull Run, Aug.
2Sth to 30th:
KILLED,-First Sargt, Frank Neaville,
killed dead on field, 10. Brown, died next
day, Robt. l.. Pittenger died in hospital
next day, Spencer Meade, died next day,
John Schmidt, died next day.
WoUNDED,-Capt. Geo. Gibson (fit
for dntyl in left shoulder spent ball, Sec
ond Lieut.. E. P. Kellogg, in left arm, very
serious, said to be amputated, Sargt. Saml.
Booth, in left thigh, very serious, Corpl.
Geo. b. Hyde in leg very serious, Corpl.
MicbaI Cook. IN both legs, serious, Corpl.
James Hughs, in left arm. serious, Corpl
Frank Liscum, IN leg supposed TO be seri-
Gus, Corpl. Henry Neavile, right thigh,
not serious, F. B. Wright, in leg supposed
to be serious, Fred Pettvgroye, spent ball
ia breast, not serious. w. III. Snodgrass,
ia arm and Leg serious; +. Buermaster
ia left side serious, M. j. Barnhisel, in
leg, serious, John Bower left arm, ampu-
tated, g. w. Fritz, spent ball in leg. not
serious, fit for duty, Newton Wilcox, in
stomach, very serious, d. Eldred, in right
leg by spent ball, fit for duty, Joseph Book
in both hips, very serious, Geo. Neyins,
in leg and breast. very serious, John St.
John left leg broken, very serious, A. Wal
dorf, in leg very serious, Chas. Manning,
in left leg 10y piece Of shell, VIM. H. Fos-
ter, arm serious, Samuel Peyton, in thigh
very serious, II. r. Mckenzie, breast spent
bali, fl for duty, j. f. Chase, in breast
spent ball fit for duty, John Doyle left
hip, very serious, Lewis Bieder, left arm
serious, John Coonce, in thigh supposed
to be dead, w. B. Reed, in leg serious, J..
H. Branham, right arm, serious, John Ca
hill, in side and leg very serious. j. G. Dill
lon, in right breast by spent ball, fit for
duty, ], w. Rains, in left thigh serious,
A. w. Speese, in right hand and head, Sc
rious, A. j. Curtis, in shoulder and breast
serious, Alpheus Currant, in left arm Sc
rious. Waiter J. Hyde, ia leg supposed to
be serious, David Gudger,missing in action
on the both, whereabouts unknown, since
paroled.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16

EE Cassius NJ. Clay is ordered to re-
port in person TO Maj. Gen. Butler at New
Orleans for duty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16

Baltimore, sept Ii.
Tie reported rebel attack on .he north
ern Central railroad is unfounded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-29

We offer for sale privately ths Iron property, known the
Miller WORKS s!ulsi Ia the ,ouny e Roekngha
Port Ret ubc yaa l6 miles distant ron the Vrlnia Ceptra
railroad THIS property contains about 20 O0 Of land
portion Of covered with pb suit bic for eoahns
The TdrnAce Of the bst construction, With both water
power engine attached The banks believe
10 be neIhub nient 10 the funaes snd con- an
.ty aole making the mes. valuable ro3. IT.
Prge he soutl River Of the best water
In Virginia. capable Of mang any desired qaniiy Of hoo
On The PR Is there Is GOOD Gh MI comfortable
Dwelling Houses all Ou, all conyenlent l1d In
good repair The pro5e Ae for tine, and the
lessee, putting operation but an,iouiy
sting close odr bine aus 10 SELL and eaa nAie
sh III. lesseeI 10 10 purchaser
hands thai hrei AMI purchased on reGSon
able purchaser will have hs advantage Of At
sing the present advanced price Of Iron To bu,ines
with sf bs.ter opportunity OF making
money.
Terms mos. reasonable and accommodating Forinomsto ad
d-ss Bspsmin Crawford sAunton ya or John Lewis Port
Republic, Virginia. ..., 80 ,u.o.
iaue-2m JOSEPH sHIrH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-29
RICHMOND VA WEDNESDAY, MORNING, 20

A LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS OF L1rs IN TIE CRY OF
n Richmond deioquent for the noupSyuento Of cay
Taxes for NE 1851 which said Los and pA OF Lot, viii
be sold In ont o the City Hall the LIST day Of the February
Of Eusng Coar OF the CITY OF Richmond, between the
hours Of l3 O'Clock and O'Clock p ~ there be preV
Ossy paid the there together with twenty cent there
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-29

NNANTBD.-The undersigned wishes 70 hire good wood
w cutters Aod ohArcoa bcrntr work short distance oI
the city Persons hAyag hsDdiof M description vi please
pyto' THIS. II. WfNhk,
del3-U lt r aud p. r. z once.
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NUMBER 2s.

EaKIsr 10 that aood Of your you would be CO tain 10
kick the bucket eIclaming rv the aood to the food!
to the h,odlr FRSkINE
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

fl2NFs
1EFFsps-, % pa Enaun; Seat Weakly, -; Hseky -,
asFs aavaaea Rcrances be uade a. Ne rsE OF We
Pzszhs=s ~ oA1s sudercs tAAen 0E NE dsPos o.
lsltsrin tAs F5st 01cs ssutalnlng uoaeJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-29

N 9 80 sd7leIf % Be c0nIdsied ~ NE t,oath OF yeaI
Esis o.al srugs0rpt previously agreed upoa be
tsssn frs ra-tcs
-cs Eazsd or ne copy for spScisd naea-
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sza-jsi v-,crfHziy.
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Hsts L asl Al oler Advertisements sent oy then 70 be A.
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us, M e vl o. .hA1gel Al the uIual rateE tabot
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- H1oysys A- yearly iyesers generally ensASing ore
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R-ra anon tNs @ r1s The contract ana AL eAceq
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lvs-t..as i1se-ed 10 .s a4eekiy Wig Al is eena
s. lgusr- lgs lels % '- a tnserion snd so eeHh
$500. .4rE -..-.ls1rr. y weekly, Z . cscts
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GARDNER WANTED.
NJANTED good Gard er, who h honest and capable
w j.ni0 Apply N DOVE 90
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DIVIDEND.

TIVE Pre- de1t aud Directors hADge Bank Of Virginia
have saied dividend Of thres and three
per per cent ahs The 18th In: ant
I i.nlO-2w NP. srnITHER. Cashier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-29

y4rofT. ais, aANo 4 BslisTi House Just Is
w .fsITIU "a W1l a. o. r.ls grsrs, Tor sale on &C
JOHN THnNPsON
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.,PICks.- P.girs F-eer. 6,ssss, 10 sale By
EDMOND UAVENpORf co,
las Corner Cary and j5h Street up stsirs-
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(rAEtaY sR ID. h-sa,o IS cslts PER pound, At hrADE
- B'Ffts 0-zl s.l-s. cog sbove = Q. --
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GgH RRAlIt.-sJ b4sl Gaz AsAbc so "a 80 lbs eAsE
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BAR SIS Drug store l,f daa stfert above o. iAi6
A SMALL LOV Os GNCUAD iEA COFREk.
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WISH 10 employ d tthosraph Printers -
WHOM the best and ant employment will be given.
GOOD letter Ensraysr either upon stee stone would be
ployeh alb BLANrOh DUsuAh
rnqulre At Dlsp' teh oniee JAl6-lot
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The very latest cSTthcrn and European
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RICaMoNp COFFEE MILLS.

IIAvE hard, and receiving, the fo, wrs articles
III wh'eh they invite the a1en i0a Of the dea EN-
Raj n In whole and han poxe Gain add 6roani Pepper
GrounJ Ginger pper sauee, Pick 10 bb English do, hu;
eg sAlsrstu hst he ssrdnes, AdsnAnpe candles Cham
wibes vAroas brandt 01anpa Cdr Brandy n bet
Green ard Back Tefs Fire orackef, Dried Apples Dde
Peaches. VITA ge AAsorneni Of Tobacco Cigars ke
ke
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CONREnRRATE STATES OF AMERICA,
DIPASrMENT UB JUSTICE

Win,tOa 4 Navy Hi y to " S,h Dsyal l2i
Isa.6-2IE&W JULlu' Nnpeo'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-29

RU8NIsH KID HOUSE FOR AHST.
N0 acceptable tenant furnished House. vi nine roc N
oneredfor rent is stusted 10 auleg part OF the ST.
sud peaan, hbo no 10 the churches II
ion OF the houOe, With Its parss cha mbsTs Ae nal
II sitable fof the OCCUPANCY two families.
Poss slim can b. ,ivtn lst FsbraAry.
Address. box 2iI, Riehuoni isl4-2w
, 1862-01-06

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
LOUISVILLE, jan. s, 1921 IN.
The city wharf is completely covered with
army wagons, ambu1ances, and other vehicles
for transportation.
4 portion Of the bridge has been finished
across Green river, ten miles east Of Nun
fordsville, for the purpose Of crossing Gen.
Nelson's division.
1t was reported yesterday that Gen. Nelson
was cpcamped on the south bank Of Green
river; but this is not true, as it is known he
is still cncampcd north of that point. The
pontoon bridge was built by the company
bridge builders belonging to the First Wis
consin- Green river bridge will be finished
by Thursday.
It Is not probable that Gen. McCook will
move forward Immediately on completion Of
the bridge, as much Of the railroad will have
to be rebuilt.
The Democrat Of this morning publishes a
map, showing the position Of Zollicofer. HI
Is strongly cntrenched at point where two
ranges Of hills converge and strike Cumber-
land river. The hills run north divcrgins from a
parallel, and between these ranges Gen.
2ehoepf Will have to march if he makes an
attack. With the small force at his command
he cannot attack Zolicoffer with any hope OF
success. It appears that Zollicoffer holds his
position to enable his men to work Fishing
Greek salt mills and ship provisions south to
Nashville. No offensive operations appear to
be intended By him, though it is understood
lie has been strongly reinforced by forces from
Crittcnden's command at Cumberland Gap
, 1862-01-06
Chr Trihutte.


The statement Of returned prisoners do not
give happy account Of matters within me
rehcI lines, though we shall be better satls-
fed with accounts sent back from our F1clo-
rious army.
From Washington the news is unimportant.
Congress adjourned over. Ihc continued
physical ftcblencss Of Gen. Mcclellan Is re-
ported. Jim. Lane is getting rcady, and the
r,.ru,u.cous Mrs. Greenhow is to be sent to
For. Latayc;tc, The bold and stirring words
from Pennsvlvaniaps st flag presentations
will find respouse from the heart OF the peo-
rle-
From the Gulf come rebel accounts Of 4
movement Bntler is reported arrived, and
the main land threatened, greatly to the alarm
. ri Dixie, Gen. Butler will probably Issue no
l,rocla1nations. Movements Of the Federal
l,lockadinE squadron are significant Of more
activity ahead. The operations On the Acx-
lean coast, will attract as they deserve, atten-
tion. English ships are to attempt to open a
COTTON port at Matsmo1.rs.
The list of the returned Richmond pris-
onyss will be searched with eager eyes, many
Of them destined to become fearful that il
tiocs not contain one more name. Another
dispatch states that Col. Corcoran and his fel
low prisoners have been brought from Char
lesion to Richmond These $50 Federal pris
oners just returned to Baltimore, are atou
olc-teEth Of those in rebel hands.
From the fa- West comes intelligence
that tue waE among the Indian tribes has be
gun. The loyal tribes, thus far, victorious.
-On thu lower Mississippi, if VIC may trust
the rebel accounts, six hundred submarine
batteries and Internal machines arc SINK il
the channels our feet must take to reac1
Columbus. WI ART giving them plenty .
ting for tIlat sort Of thing.
, 1862-01-06
HOW the Cabinet agreed to Surrender
Mason and Slf6et1.

The following dispatch from Washington to
the Tribune vas not allowed to so over the
telegraph wires, but was suppressed by the
government officers at Washington:
The true history Of the Trent affair nt Wash
ingtou is briefly this: At the first cabinet
meeting held after the seizure Of S1idc1l and
Mason, the President expressed himself in
favor Of restoring them to the protection Of
tho British flag, If It should bc demanded. He
said it Was doubtful if the course Of Captain
Wilkes could be justified BY international
law; ard that, at all events, hc could not
afford to have two wars upon his hands at
the eamc time. Attorney General Bates
echoed in this opinion. He thought the seiz-
ure unJustifab}e, and was in favor Of giving
up the same upon demand
Secretary Seward was non-committa1. The
other members Of the cabinet disagreed with
Mr, Lincoln positively; and Secretary Chase
argued forcibly and with warmth that the
course recommended by the President would
nation. Thus matters stood until the first
hel'igercnt note from England. No further
discussion took place, nor was the question
again mootcd in the cabinet until Christmas
day.
The dispatch from Earl Russell to Lord Ly-
cns vas delivered in the State Department on
Saturday, and Mr.. Seward Immediately went
to work on his reply. Remembering the views
OF thc cabinet, previously expressed, MI. Lin
coin WIS not in haste to call them together.
Ono meeting was adjourned to prevent prema
turc discussion, and another On the regular
day did not take place. The first was on
Christmas day, and after Lord Lyons had
made his communication. Immediately after
| Theuvena1's dispatch had been delivered, Sew
! ards reply was read to tho connci1 in session
| prolonged for fire hours
The dispatch Of Thouvcnal had convinced
| the opponents Of surrender that the public
| opinion Of Europe would sustain England
| and it was used to secure unanimitF in that
| policy.
Mr. Stewards dispatch, however, was sub
| nlittcd to much criticism. Many attentions
ard notifications were suggested The nexl
day revised copy was read to the adjourned
Cabinet Neutrality-suspicious. changes were sug
approved and adopted until Friday morning
, 1862-01-06

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibnnc.1
WASHINGTON, January 4th-
Information from official sources, not re-
ceiyed by Government, renders it almost Ger
tain that the English part Of tho allied expe-
dition will soon occupy Aatamoras, il, indeed,
IT has not already done so for purpose Of open
ing illicit trade via Brounyille, with rebels. 1t
is even believed in well informed quarters that
England Joined France and Spain for the es-
pecial purpose Of importing contraband and
exporting cotton into and from the South.
Here foreign men discern speck Of war more
olninous than the seizure Of Mason and Sill
dell
Fremont arrived tonight. He Is to come
before the committee on the conduct Of the
War on Monday. Fred Conlling is to give him
dinner carly next week, at which Greedy and
others Of Frcmont's faith will be guests. Five
more flags were presented to the Pennsylvania
regiments near Alexandria, to-day. Several
Pennsylvania Congressman were present aud
made speeches. One Of these 7ejoiccd that
the people were at last awakening to the enor.
nifty Of the rebellion, but feared the 4a;ainis
t7atio7 aeas not prepared to ha,atlze tie ftJtz,
acitAoHt g!orcs, ard DREADED results Of iaactirty.
Gen. Mcclellan RECEIVERS slowly. He sat ul
short time this morning, but WAS exhausted
by business, and resumed his bed.
The water has been drawn of from tic ca
nal bridge across the Potomac at GcoryctowH
and the bed boarded over so that teams arr
tassing.
4 Acontraband somehow crossed tue Potomac
at Matthias Point, and walked to Washington
forty five miles, his motive being desire Il
see bis mother, and hope to be better off fre.
than slave.
Three white desertcrs from rebel regiment:
on the lower Potomac also came within OH
lines to-day.
When Mrs. Grcenhow lost her cake contain
ing her plan Of escape, she was furious, no
desisting from ringing her bell until the quart
threatened to shut her in the garrct Oh breas
md water. Another cake which was brough
for her, she threw furiously down stairs
She has been cut off from her allowance Of
quart Of wine day.
, 1862-01-06

ST, LOFTS, January 4, 1861
A report was circulated on Change to-day
and on the street, that Gen. ". T. Sherman
had committed suicide. but it turns out fllse
Mr.. Sherman is in command at Benton Bar
racks.
Col. Richardson's mounted rangers have re-
turned to Rolla, having captured three rebels,
surprised a rebel camp and secured consider
able spoils. This is a State company, and not
yet properly armed.
Judge Hall and Thomas L. Price arc un-
doubtedly elected to Congress from Reid and
Clark's districts at Lagrange, one Of tho
strongest secesh nests Of the State.
Col. Woodward commanding the troops,
compelled all voters to take the oath of allie
glance. This scared of the 6ccesh candi-
dates. At Newark, Louis county, tho sccesh
broke up the polls,
Two men were recently shot in Platte coun-
ty, for tearing down the American tlag.
a military commission, in which arc Gener-
al Sturgis and swceny, has been appointed to
Try the prisoners ut McDowe1's College
charged with violating their parole.
An effort is being made by the Medical Di-
rector DR.. Wright, formerly Of Cincinnati, to.
have the hospitals under the direction Of the
Sanitary Comm ission abolished. The rcgi
mental hospitals not under the Sanitary Com
mission, are in sad condition, and In the inte-
rior matters arc worse. 1t is charged that
Wright has caused hospital cars to be- taken of
thc railroads, and the removal of sick soldiers
from the interior to St. Louis is in every way
discouraged.
Il is reported that flag Of truce has arrived
from Gen. Price, asking whether prisoners
held here will bc exchanged for Fcderals held
at Memphis and Richmond.
The friends Of secesh prisoners are fcasting
them extensively with turkeys and jcllies.
Yesterday turkey was examined aud 4 dirk
knife discovered in the dressing Knife and
turkey were contiscated.
The steamboat Progress arrived from Boards
town. to-day, and is the first arrival from the
Illinois riverfor week.
Sigcl's resignation bus been handed in at
headquarters certainly but m effort is being
made to induce him to withdraw.
, 1862-01-06

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
ST. LOUIS January 5-11 P.A.
A passenger by the Pacific Railroad to-
NIGHT, from Sedalia, reports that the scouting
party which left that place Thursday night, re-
turned On Friday with six prisoness-among
them Capt. Magofin, son Of the notorious
Col Magoffn now confined in the Mcdowell
College. No forward movement from scdalia
ia expected.
Troops at Lamine Bridge have gone into
winter quarters
The LIST Kansss regiment Las marched for
Lexington, but it is understood will continue
onward to Leayenworth City.
Two rebel camps are reported III Lafayette
and johnson counties.
a new and much needed hospital has been
fitted up at Sedalia-
George Bingham, Of jackson. coonty, has
been appointed State Treasurer v7ee Morrison,
who failed to take the required oath Of Ill
lcgiance. ..-
From Ironton we hear that the Normal Reg.
iment is quartered III secesh buildings at Ar
cadia. The ssth Regiment is in winter quar-
teFs at the Seminary in lrontoa The lat In
diana cavalry have returned from Frederick
ton, reporting all quiet At the latte- place
, 1862-01-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
Issue of One Hundred Millions Of De-
mand Notes Advised.

WAsHISGTos, Jan, 5.-The Tat1es dispatch
says the Committee Of Ways and Means will
report, and ask for the Immediate passage, on
Monday, Of the bill authorizing the issue ot 4
hundred million dollars Of Demand Treasury
Notes, receivable for all public and private
dues and debts, making them legal tcudvrs,
and cxchangcable for 6 per cent. bonds; also
extending the same privilege to all Demand
Notes already authorized
E1letald's Dispatch.1
The vessels Of Gen. Bu1ns;dc:s feet were
inspected to-day by order Of Gen. Mcclellan.
and The men paid OFT. Seven hundred thou
etud dollars was dlsburscd.
The Nary Department h.s forwarded to the
navy yards specifications for iron-c1ad steam
crs to be built.
Measures have been taken to guard against
communicating information to rt.heis, cs1ec-
ially through female sources. Five rebel de-
serters arrived yesterday from aIanassas
They hare no idea Of the number Of men, but
say the defeDses are Of formidable cilarac-
Ter. Circumstances have recently tr:lnspired
which fix OIL Col. kcrrigsn the guilt Of hayin.,
given information to the enemy.
, 1862-01-06
List of the Returned Richmond PrIs-
OnerS.


FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 1.-The follovin
are the names Of the returned Richmond pris
oners:
Jno. Anderson, Co. K, 1=t Minnesota.
andrew Curtis. Co. G., ID Wisconsin.
l. l. barisn2o1 b l. aonS g. a f. r. Mafnes h1anssota
James Keefer, CO, A, let minnesota.
Eli Miller, Co. I. 9Th Ohio.
&. e. Nelis, Co. B. 1st Minnesota.
a. Owens. Co l, I'd WISCONSIN.
Charles White. Co. ], 18th Ohio.
j. Il. Willis Co. l. I'd Artillery.
A. Bean, Co, D, I'd Wisconsin.
F, Brene. Company I, ID Wisconsin.
A. Benson. Company 4, 4th Michigan.
G. ". Dil1ey, Company l, I'd Wisconsin.
q. G. EEean:on, Company h. I'd Wisconsin.
9 Graham, company Z, Cd Wisconsin.
A. Grant, Company Il. I'd Ohio.
N. Clifford, Company +. I'd Wisconsin.
F. Grune]l. Company +, ed Wisconsin.
]. y. Hawkins, Company B; d Wisconsin.
1. i nen1y. n eonpaDy aDR@a q Wiseonain. Sc si=
Jjones. Company j, I'd Wisconsin.
aS a5TsY o6ss2R GomRsnmy = m G X6hhsn !h Michigan
D, o. Bruce, Company &, I'd WISCONSIN,.
$. D. Pitcher, Company Z, I'd Wisconsin.
I. +. Palmer SIN PennEylyania !;
". Taylor. Company +. ID Wisconsin.
j. Supp, S1f Pennsylvania
Gro. Gray, Company I. 1st artillery.
4. Neleh, Company A. I'd Wisconsin.
Xnltcr uutchins. Company 3: 1at Michigan.
e. Maddox. Company D, 1st Minnesota.
G. C. Duffy, 1st Kentucky
John Greaver. Company II, I'd Ohio.
/. HartMcyer. Company 4. 1st Michigan.
J. Griffith. Company &. I'd Ohio.
J. McPhillips. Company II, Sd L. S. Infantry.
n. White, L. S. Infantry.
II Serbert, Company j. 9Th Ohio.
j. Smith. tpmDa4lF G. 1st Miunn4Ilta
Eugene Wilmer Company {. lst Minnesota.
Nathan Heath, Company 4, I'd Wisconsin.
II. Williams. Company G. lst Minnesota.
". S. Nnycs, Oscar Sears. ". Smithcrs,
Ha1sted. C. ". Mills of 1st Maine
j. 1Iulback. End Wisconsin.
CnaS. L, Chapman, Tth Ohio.
, 1862-01-06
Rebel Stampede.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. l, via Baltimore,
Jan. "a negro who came into Camp Ham
ilton this afternoon reports that large camp
Of the enemy at point near Bethel was bro
ken up, and general stampede to Yorktown
TOOK plaes On saturday, algat Ihsy had sey-
The cause Of the alarm was a rumor that an
advance would be made BY General Wool on
Sunday.
A flag Of truce was sent By Gen. Magruderto
Hampton Bridge this afternoon, with packet
of letters for The North. Seven rebel officers
composed the party. They remained at Hamp,
ton Tor some time, appeared to be making Oh;
sevations and cndearorlng to obtain informa
ton Of our contemplated movements.
Their appearance at this time and with such
! small humber Of letters, leads TO the suppo
! sition that they were dcslrous Of ascertainine
the truth Of the current rumors OF an advance
| on our side.
| Edward johnson, Captain in the naval brig
| adc. who has been found guilty Of various
msde1ncanors By court martial aud sen
| teUevd 10 bc dismissed from the service, la1
had luis sentence confirmed By Gcu. Wool