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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-01
EXrORTION.

Aen ara singular beings. Often do we see
;hem denouncing in others the very conduct
which they are conspicuously displaying
themselves, though all unconscious Of it =
ia*!r indignation Seems to be sincere, and
Her blindness. As TO themselves, real !; hut to
The listener and looker-on, the Inconsistency
i a marvel.
We have before us a letter from the colln.
Sy, complaining Of the cxtortions Of Rich
s'"Hd upon the country people. We are no
F9oglsts for extortoners any where, in town
u N country. As one who has nothing to
si, and everything to buy, the writer's rcla-
ion to the whole set, whether in town or
Hlntry, Is that Of rictim Ne. only design
"say that the spirit and practice Of extor-
Jon lind their seat in the ayarice of tho hu-
TAI heart, and that ITS manifestations are
Confined to neither town nor country. Ex-
Aton is to be see wherever miscrly prasr-
III; nan is TO be found. AS striking instances
'' It are to been seen in country, as in town /;
am doubtless Richmond can show her share
black examples.
but Richmond is specially abused and il
0ae we're to visit our markets, he would, at
a'Si sight, think he had proof before him that
'ae abuse was just. Chickens, dollar and
quarter piece butter, dollar per pound
%'a'oes, eight dollars per 6ushel; tomatoes
*'en1y-fve cents pcr quart; truly, Richmond
'Duo seem to be rery wicked place But
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Paw Ct,det Appointments

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, July, lSG2.
Below we append list of the pay Cadet
appointments nt the Virginia Military lnsti-
tute:
- Jones, Bedford county, Va; Silas
Jones, 3lst Va. Regiment; sam. NJ. Wilson,
Virgins; Bathurst l.. Smith, Richmond, Va;
Wesley P. iregg, Petersburg; Wipghcld Grii-
fin, Salem, Roanoke county, Va; n. Turrian
Walton, Richmond, Va; James ". johnson,
Petersburg; George X. Macon, Hanover John
a. McNcal, Monterey; William Gordon, Mel
son county, Va; John I. Riddick, Nanscmond
county, Va; VI. J. Ezekiel, Richmond, Va;
Robert F. Nelson, Fluvanna county, Va; f..
Harric Smith, Richmond, Va; VIM. Ilodgson,
Fluvaina county; - Spiller, Wythc county,
Va; George Logan, 'Goochlard county: Va;
John Logan, do, do, Hugh u. Try, Rich
lond; James t,ondg. Company l., llth Ga.
Regiments; Vim. Pr.iIcton, I'D La. Rattalinn;
4. e. Wood, AlbelnarIc county, Va; William
George Beunett, Lewis COlInty, Va; John j.
Coleman, Lonlsa county, Va; Clarence Cole
man, do, do; Alfred Marshall, Richmond;
Flenin c. Watkins, Halifax county, Va;
Macon 4. Leigh, Yalobusha county, Miss;
John P. Leigh, Yilobusha county, Miss;
u. l.. DIOChCupiVu6ii1 w 'S'tu'oA SI1uu Souii'S = /,
Va; Thos. NJ. Williams, liiliiardston, \. c.;
Walter Henderson, Lynchburg, Va; Y. NJ.
Fleming, ". F. Fleming, Charlotte county,
Va; Alexander Day, Warrenton, Va: James
A. Tillman, Edgefeld c. H., Va; james c..
Boggs, Wm. Bosgs, Franklin; James Huff,
White Plains, brunswick county, Va; Levi
Rcnker, Shenandoah county, Va; Robert E..
Miller, Rappahannock county, Va; Geo. Bas-
sett, Hanover county, Va; VIM. Slater. Rich
mond, Va; Wm. Il. Pierce, Portsmouth, Va;
Benz. sed gwick, Warrentou, Fas - Blake
more, Augusta county, Va Samuel B. Petit,
Fluvanna county, Va; - Gillespie, Louisa
county, Va: w. N. Snead, Granville county,
n. c.; Jos. C. Harrison, Brunswick county,
Va; Charles B. Williams, Orange county, Vs.;
Oscar Stephenson, Highland county, Va.3 Ro-
bert L. BrockeDbrough, Rockingham county:
Va: a..s. .i5&s
Cadets appointed will report without delay;
as the course OF studies is moi: suspended.
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FROM TENNESSEE.

A correspondent Of the Herald" ~r;tc>
IS follows from Nashville, under date Of Jui-
IL:
In nearly all the towns now occupied hT
the Union forces iu Middle Tennessee, & feel
ing ofsvmpathy for the rebel cause prevails;
and exhibits itself whenever opportunity oc-
ours. In the late affair at MurircesborD IL has
been mentioned as 4 matter Of woDderment
that SO few were killed for the houses Oh
the public square and sidcwall, were ciowdc,.
with women seccssi9nists who waved thcr
hsndkerchieiS ai volley 3t"r vollcE vas lircd,
and charge after charge made upon the Union
troops by the rebel cavalry. The bullet,
literally raned among the fair creatures: but
they bravcd all danger TO encourage ihc,r
friends; and vet nonc were killed nr 4" omn'."'i.
The Union troops have but little TO expect
from the Union people in remote places, with
,,erhaI,s one or two exceptions. The town
Of Shelbyvillc is probably the only exception
in Middle Tennessee, ami yet the place IL
cons,.ntlv kent in a state OF alarm on ac-
coun, nj cxnected nroads OF guerillhs. The
cruntr,, n.ople are, 1t is feared, gradually
Iosinr confidence in the success OIL Union
aa,,ss they have nailed with JOY the pres
,, oSss Of the Union troops; Lnr barely have
sway among the mountain gorges, when the
;. ,]ag of the free; and the troops who guard
il are seen disappearing from among them
and they are agsir lett 10 lh" vengeance o'
,bc;r jniplacable und barbarous foes. An
other rensnn for this falling oil IN the Union
. sentiment is the Union failure before Rich-
mond and the rebels successes Ill their ON"
rc;rhborhood.. They hrnr exaggerated re
pcrts 81 the former, md their. Iiua4inati@hS
nr. impressed with the importance oi the lst-
Ter. The Enion meetings, 'Tlnch were heiu
in - number ci places lew weeks ago, VIII
surely lose their good effects, un:eas some
thing be immediately done by the govern
lue,,t 70 capture and PUNISH 'i'e sue' HAS,
and assure the people tliat 'ne'' 'Nes aiu
property are secure !!2deT NE n's VI t"e
ljulon. I again urge tHc importance VI i"'
ing cs~alrr- force cf sUTifiehl aiEens'u "'
s,lspccteji neiFhboThoon- 10 pursue Ehe nlh-
rau,!.rs ,liil prospect Of capturing them
and ,,:r, .nting their further ceproiatlons
forever .n! III repeating the suggcstioii AN
Sustained Ia rilc "|owcd judgement OF resi-
dents wh,, have l.1 oCner.desirc taon The suG-
cess Of the Unl1G cause nc Leari
Nashville is continually alarmed by ru-
nnors, some OF which are well founded, anu
OTHERS uttcviJ' iabIiOus. General Nelson,
with n brigade. zrTi:cd night before last, and,
with the we'll known aIGcritT Of inst brave
General, he was on his way towards sur
frecsboro after a briui sD.ourn Ill Tho city,
He is after Forrest, and - lie does not sue
ceed in capturing that :'ier!!ia chiel "ha oshc
it will not bc for The want ol e!lclry, pct,
very likely. the want oi--cu%alry- lie may
h,G, some 10; work before him; but there
| i no doubt he 'rll pr0Tc, as lie haa hereto
iors. before tie cDcm--. an hoao' 70 .EI couE-
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"ErEEI'TH1N-G G0LvG WPoyG"
TIE EANEEE MASSES DHpJRTTEr.
Iao damned Spot that will no, Out"

The New York Herald, ''or the aj,l inst.
in :; long editorial On the Past End ii, En-.
turc,H aacs.
1t Viii br '.rn hg the nrns 0f Yesterday
t'a1 everything. has been going wrong in the
] army at F"Ei Royal. The General seems 10
; nav" "'i'r matters to attend 10 than yrl&iiirg
'"' rhriny To the wall. His forte lies in agr-
culture ana primary education. The officers
.! TIE army are mere secondary considers
i!"h. II Is no wonder, therefore, that the cor
fusion which General Hunter found on his AZ
r:al haS been rendered worse coniounded.
Never did any campaign terminate more in.
Glosinusly Tor sn-aEl:.:- than th6s Gi the sriaT
lor which a base or operations was conouer
ri at Port Royal ty a brilliant achievement OF
the navy WITH the exception Of the sant,,re
oi fn.tsiG&sEl the laet has ,i..;,.s ,vr;;ii.;,a,
and the land forces nothing.
The government, ata great expense. fitta.;
't IL magnificent expedition 10 operate on
t'e coast at South Carolina, md AGAINST
the cities oil Charleston and Savaurah.-
W hat Ia; been the result Of this great naval
aId military armament! With shame and
sorrow "r confess the result has been such
aS /" ''n$t discre,lit upon oar army Ana 10
d'Srlrll the great luiun masses OF the :i:.-
t!"n.
l""h at the Sunday and w-rh
lay $''h""!S " hIclI the greSt armada has been
lti'. rn',anS ii establishing. Lool. at tie mot
ley group "t motley clad or naked Negroes,
tthth" 'i1il lessons IN \. =, I, and thumb
mI Win ifclr @i,gtSy fiEltS the precious pro
d',ti"IiS, the pictured primer of the -,Inrri-
'an Tract Society alri Sunday School Union
Sue the hosry wool OF the Scpt&genarian ne
gro bending III unison with the little bald
heal Of the picNanlnny over "Obiect lessons"
where they learn ironi the picture o.. 4 co!orcd
COW before them what " spells Is not
this glorious results not tins supcrlatiyc
gcncrai>uip: Have not all the millions Oi
money been well spent 10 sttsin this glorious
'''mSiiWIiliti'n Are hot al the lives LOST
ami the blood shed III this campaign nothn"
/" l'': compared with the result gained. with
the communication "f letters to 4 few super
annuatrd ar!d iniuntlir negroes of South Caro-
lima: We seem transported back again lo
the age "l CadnuS. True il is ON army has
not Killed the dragon, nor even wounded Il
but ii has taught letters to big and little ne-
"roc>.
Seriously, this of Port Royal is the blackcst
spot upon UUr military c>cutchcon: it is rank;
~: smells 10 Heaven" We ere lost in astou-
ishmrnt that Commodore Dupont, will all
the L"n0rS ol bravery, skill and talent upon
lis head, tau have iancl;. submitted so long
To an alliance with such impotcncy, shame
and disgrace III his cG-dcparllncut.
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! think for moment. Richmond does not raise
chickens and potatocs-these things come
from the country. The prices charged are
fabulous compared with those formerly asked.
Richmond is the sufferer. not the culprit yet
Richmond gets the blame.
Some rersQns who were lately bringing by
the packet boat, apples To sell in Richmond at
sixty cents per dozen, and chickens for which
they demanded Il dollar and Il quarter each,
were heard declaiminE against the eXtortion-
ers Of Richmond! AS Tor themselves they
iclt rs innocent rs babes; and in the depths
Of their rirtuous souls, oh how they dcspised
eXtortioncrs Such men have the conscience
OF Iankce--almoSt.
The men who i'll city and in country, price
their wares as ii they wanted TO get all the
money tie purchaser has, at one operation
excuse themselves for their rapacity by citing
each others examples. The grocer in Rich
mond will tell you that a chicken costs him.
dollar and quarter, and he therefore puts
seventy-tive cents per pound upon his sugar.
The person from the country tells you that
he has to paJ seventy-tivc cents per pound for
his sugar, alid he must therefore ask dollar
and Il quarter for his chicken. If We
could play these two extorlioners apainst
each other alone, ii would do very well. But
while they cheekmate caci. other, they both
combine TO plumber the man who has neither
sugar "pr chicken. And yet each considers
himself an innocent and injured man, and
dcnounces the other as Il monster, and wants
to publish him in the papers! So goes the
world when avaricc drives.
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r. S. ALsTos, A. \ q.
ntl'n

- A.. o,,h ,.y Of July lSf2. ~ Retreat,
DIED, innlsa af,.r hort. In, painful ilino-s, II
dSu,hsr;a houtSs e HATTIE TpMAs oniy child o: T.
"8s K.,i. NJ Gibson, aged Oao year eight months '"a
hsa+i will bleed shen they bear that Des'h has
sid hi, lev hsud upon H. lovely bod rnd ih"ar her @ a
S'eeih' 'o Inning Tara Her !oud father who wa II
n np ou s:ck fnrlaigh, sud after he had h"r'
hnrt week, his dear lus Hattie wHs 40 "''
UP Ill, Ia, r.s defending bis couatrJ hai ti- ai's"
nuu AN, ,.., child the ouIy comfort o: her I'"i""'
HI in His wisdom, lit 10 take her frop t!i' h"s
W. Almighty God administer Bis Graca 70 n. ain:
,ar.nt. and relatives thai they may bear WIN
S,rtitrde this sad bereavement For the Lou k- ~
the L0rd nan '"N'n A'"' " L. ". W.
Lord.'
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i NpTUHR ERILLIANT EIPLOJT
E>:TlEE YANKEE GARRISON KILLED AND
g. APT UREp D.

LYscnrvEG. Jnly :Q.--A special despatch TO
The Republican," dated Nsrrows Of &ew
ivor, ,j.i,- 2'rh, via f".biin, july :.Jtl., aars:
The gallant Mayor BaIlcy, c0u.nsudng iou'
companies oi cavalry, in all about one hun
rcd and iiIlS nen, sent to the rear of the
enemy br Col. McCauSiann, $lorncd Sam
mcrsviilr, tie county seat Of Nicholas, Fri
,iay mornins: 1T daylight, and killed and c"p-
turcd the entire garrison, including the Lieut.
Colonel commanding, namcd Starr, three other
commissioned officers, and Sixty-lwo nois-conl
niSs"ncl and priratcs--ki!ling a large num-
bcr.
\ few prisoners were phro!2d. Not beirg
able {" bring away lhe large Quantities 0I
Commssary, Quartcrmastcr nhd Ordnance
stores found al the place, Major Bailey COM
miLted them to the flames. Major b. brought
10 this place a large number oil Enfield rifles
and mules. The prisoners arrived this
noring ut the Salt Sulphur Springs
The n"torlOus renegade and spy. III. Nlh.
Rncker, l. among the prisonera- m" tst
graph Office was destroyed. ana the Govern
nrIIt operator captured. Tins affair IS re
gardcd as the most brilliant exploit ol the war
III llls section. Its successful execution
spread the widest CONSERVATION and d!Smay
throughout the Iankcc army iii the neigh
I0rI,Ol.
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Morean's Proclamation OF Lebanon.

The following is copy Of the proclamation
issued bv COL Morgan at Lebanon, Ny:
! am about to leave you. have cndeav-
orcl since M entrance into your city, to
prevent all law lcssness or interference with
the rights OF any citizen, no matter what his
political tcnets. If any such interference has
occurred it has been without my knowledge
and contrary to my orders, and no" cal! o''
any who have been sufferers to come lof-
ward and will repay them. .,,
While am thus ready to repair all such
injuries Cf any,l am equally determined to
protect all Southern Rights people iii Tic si'-
;oyment of their opinions, and if any are
disturbed in any way whataver. shaiI S.N
the perpetrators with severe ana Spee"
,.I;a,i,r JOHN II. MoEGAE,
Acting Brig. Gen I. ,. ~
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From IIChSECHE.

JACKSON. July 2e.-No attack apprehendcd
nt Vicksburg. Tie Federais ha"e thrown
column OF 1900 up the Amite river. t'en.
Williams, O'ankcey, is reported 10 he at Baton
Rouge. Gen Breckenridge arrived here this
morning. Heavy ioruhcaslcns are being con
structed ct Memphis: b iorce OF negToes.
who are drilled every c#eninG.
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EPDAI saw i M,

SAvANHA,i, July 30.-Five gunboats opened
on our batteries, at Genesis Point, III the
Ogechee river, yesterday morning: An en- en-
eagement ensued, lasting several hours, re-
sulting in the repuise Of the gunboats. It Is
thought that one of them was considerably
damaged. The quarters of rhe Fort were
damaged BY shells. Nobody hurt on our
side
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John Eo2tr. I Cummings, Robert Bristol,
Gealy jhriYlay.
Company C.-Eiiied-Licut 4 Pittman,
Private i Rainc.
oundcd-Privates EIaTi, Jordan, Dennis
Ryan, Austin Eastman, (colcr bearcrl Ihos
Mallory, Edward Harris,
Company n.-killed--Licu u D Foley;
FTivHtes Thomas uaninghton.
Hounded--Priva,e KoLt AlliTan.
Company E.-hillrd-None
Woundcd-Pri7ates Chas Caldwell, WIN
Lake
Killed, T.
Wounded. IL
Total, 2i
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BTEIN WEHR'S ORDER.

NIEssEs. EDiToRs The inclosed il a true
copy Of an order issued by Yankee General
in Page county, where many of the citizens,
in true guerilla style, have been killing and
capturing :. large number Of Yankee sol
dicrs We published it on Tuesday, from
another source.-Enq-l Alr. John Lionbsi-
ger, one of tile citizens arresle. under il,
was released alter one days confinement, Oh
account ni age and mtirmiLy DIR. Eell
another, WAS released at the end Of Iour days,
on account OF sickness, and Mr.. Edw. Lamck,
Mr.. Charles Finn and Mr.. Modicct alter one
weeks confinement, the General not having
heard that any of his men had been killed By
the Bushwhackers. But they were re-
leased, with distinct threat from the Gene
raj, that if any more of his men were shot
by tho Bushwhackcrs" he would make
another requisition upon the citizens. and re-
latiate upon them. The hostages taken were
fed on crackers and coffee, and scraps from
the Generals table. 1t remains to be. seen
whether our Government will tamely submit
TO permit our non-combatant citizens To he
dragged from their homes and shot like dogs,
because some OF their bold and patriotic
neighbors capture and shoot the Vandal
Yankee robbers who arc going through our
country, robbinS IT'S OF our r"rn. meal,
horses, aud other property.
They ought 10 take this snLicct in hand at
unrr and nip ii III the bud. MADI~nn.
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til. Rl.Hh0Ni, sNCUIRER.
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~ TYLER, WISE d ALLEGRE
Il Z L NJ :

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v he SEs.wHEHLr. .sIS dollars per auuun. or
" ai E.i dai!ar> ior ola muuihs, payable IL ;,i.
So. fsr TsnlvE iSlla's-ior six nVulhs lwv dol.
',ri; soyv-tr be- raid arsrsahly in advance.
nh. I,;a.Uu- received Ivs less thRu oiA Iuuuths.
ADVERTISING.
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N-.'' Each additional insertion, ~
uG" moth, without alteration. :1
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six u 20
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Six 81 W
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- mol marked the cory Tor sps-
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-. Id psyIaeut eSaeted accordingly
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-,,n. ~ The part OF the Anhual Advertisers IL is
safe distinctly, that their privil-s Gully .Strnd
:ato-tsto SG=iu-ss Fssi sstats, Legal aua all
:,+li!.z meats seui by Ihvin 10 DC aa ailitivuai
u, ~ a., ~ Tatdti1n --r
Al ..sl1 AID Gepersl Agents Advertisements
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81 III. ,,,si. ID ailh- usual rairs.
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LIST or KILLED SED WOUNDED J.: THE LATE BAT
Ties NEAR RICHMOND IS THE fIfTY-,ECo*U u
REGIMENT vIRGINIA vOLrETECRs.
Company N.-Junc -klied--Privaies
Walker Broylcs and John = Johnson.
Woundcd-Corporal Samuel NJ Miller, leg;
Privatcs George Miller, arm: Silas Taylor,
wrist Thaddcus Childrcss, arm; y } Grove,
breast II c Bear, leg: Wm Curry, leg.
Company B.-kilied Eonc.
'ounded-None.
Company C.--kiIcd--Nonr.
Wounded--Junc ..T1--Corpl Wm Kerr, hip;
Privates " Hemp, leg; George " Trainer.
face and shoulder; George Ruslnisle, hand.
Company -Elled-None.
June .1-W W0undcd--Priyatc Matthias Fox,
slightly iii finger
Company --killcd--Nonc.
June 2T-W Woundcd--Licut YIN ' knick,
slightly in hand; Sergeant Samuel Gilmore:
severed IL in shoulder; Corpl WIN 5 Newcomer
severely in head Priyates Vim 3 Beard
severely in thigh; John W Zollman, severel y
in knee: Samuel fanhorn, severely in hand
Andrew Gilbert, slightly in hand; "
Crosslcy, slightly III arm Martin i Paxton
slightly IN hand.
Company F.-Eilled--Prirate Phill Coi.
frey. june -. Wounlci--Prvates Wm l.
Uupis, IN hand, J,Ine - George + AIRY, II
hand, June p ,,
ver. june .. Wounded Private Henry
Stcckdalr, in tace and shoulder, June q.
Company H.-killed-Priyate j $ Wood,
ward, july !. Wounded-Corporal John Lee
in ley, June p Private VIM Fl Smith IL
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: IN tii. 7. L,..,Iis. tot. II. =. LriIY,--ii,
isHI>, IUiIM MISnInt.

WJud-,l--.Srrgts j = J"ncs, & Mrrl.lc
rrjShrs K Eulnrs, tn,ort,lly, since dc:.d,l All
thtn? Gibbons, Z bently, y \ Hammer, W
SEGh, j Foster, j Mclaughlin, Jno Robinson
NNcEnmany, n Cyrus Belt
Company -killed-Nonr.
Nuunded-Corporal Olii, Private II Tnla,
II lIircncSy, (mortallr. since dcadl
Company C-iiiicd-1st Lieut. Edmond Lc
Blanc
Wounded S2rgt Brnussard. Privatcs S
Landr:. 4 Linirv: y Dnpuis: Don Luis Cas
tile, LSl Julien: LoHIs Du:EamT; = De Blanc,
Desire .c DiaHc,
rnmany u-i.iilci-irivata William
Jones
Wondcd-l:t Lieut. Jno Hereford, I'rivatcs
Thos -thern, 2 Malohes. Peter roilcy.
Company f.--lillcl--rrirsIes Jno b Scott,
RohcrtNloore, NJ 5 v ecks.
Wondttl-Lcut VI \ titIicc. Scrgt tnice,
(color tnarerl Prvatcs 7 Norwood, Jas Car
roll SJnlly, j j Thompson, j y Wicks, "
4 Titmas, L II Scott, AlonZo Moore, Edwin
Eoyce, Jno Bgelow, j j Filler.
Company F-killcd-Scrgt Jnn 7 pifntt.
Wolnled-privates c c SwayEc, I Fontr-
not, 0scar Dawson, (sincc dead,l j \ DeEnarct
Company li--killed-privates f + SIM
mons, Lussrl Montgomery, Jno Eawls, James
Sej,ar.
Noru,lcd-- Collins, (morlallr ,eincc dead,
VIM McSanrr, j :5mm"ns, " Bailey, j Z
Learv, e Walker, ii Beck, " . Garrison
Company li-killcd--Nnnr.
wminard-Cornoral = ! Loitu-. rriyutea
NJ handy, A-rrenshaw, l. Hicks.
Company I-is",od-None. ,,.,
Wnunded-Prvatcs " WY, 1ll,am
Waslington on, & Weber, David Ritchey, lieo
Bernhard.
Company k--l,illel--Cartain l. Nichols,
Private Armand Brau.
Wounded--Seret Leopold Acfee, Priyates
J GautIeau, John Carol, J Smith, r Sey-
nlour, f Duiiri, c Comes, Michael Kelly, Giis-
tavc Brca.
Killed, l3
Wounded II
Total, 81
9rIr pEu,IEST LOUISIANA voirHTEEPs (CoLnEEL
L. 4. >1AtrnHDl
r,,,,n.,, -Kill.I--Snnr.
lTnnnJ':d-privatcs J M Walker. Y !
c;,,.n,," + r.r,l,,,u + r: ston1IarJ
~'",n,s, ''",orsn,. r"KiI,I2pr;vat.s / II coohe-
ban ~ ~ i, ,.r.s + Werner ! II rrv.;r
'",,i Wn,dsiGsrr;,'r + WIS privatss Vim j
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\. j. SE.lME>r,
Chief Surgeon Of 8l!l Brigade,
Louisiana Volunteers.
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I.nuE, IN THE Arll0fs "F JtNE =. m, AID JrSE
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FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST /, 1862.
LIFT OF CASUALTIES.

LIST OF CASUALTIES II TIE STE rHie..nr, jTAr-
LoI', - Ia. VOLS, f'vEiI.'s Di;isia5, J.cxsoH's
ccRTs, IN EATTiEs EEFoEE E,cnmc"n. .r:E
2ITH ANn LILY lsr lSC2
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HAIRY Z. Iia'S.
Frld and staff WmInlud--lIaiur II l.
Pcu, commanding regiment.
Company A.-W Woumlca--priyatcs \ Offer
gallo Z LorenSorr, + ShlrhlS.
Company ii.-kiIhtl-- privatrs Craig and
Hopper.
Wounded. Trose, Rusk, Mellow
an,Cfco Mcbh, - l'tbin.
Company C-Elicd-Licut Z " Newport:
SelgeaIt liHgn C0nncll; Private Edward Car
roll
Ioundcd.-Serraant Robert McWilliams;
Cor,oral Il Gear; privatcs Thos jennings
ChI Cooper, p Carhrrry, Thos Wallace.
CunpuIN b. Wounded - Privatcs Mike
NaIIw, Andrew sullivan.
Cnnpnny F.--:1c Sergeant {; " lIofcI; Thos T
Kennedy, I kcefr.
Company -Wonrdcd-scrg't Gallagher;
l'rivaes j Ihorp and T.. Fee.
Company CIV W"uuLcd--Captain v h
Ricka,|.y; Privatcs j Graham, L Brady, T. T.
AIckchnai, X NJ Ross, j Walsh.
49, -Car.pa,,v-u. v-u.-kiIiu,l--iiriTates-J j J-Ciiilds
i LArrcna.
81 Li.ut II GrinShaw: sergeanrs
+ + h@,icn md II K Nudge; Corporal i Nc
DcriotI; Private u Mcdonald.
Company I.-Wounlcd-Lt Bilingcr: Pri-
watts Thos CaTanaugh, Dan Frawry, Timothy
O'lrien, JAS Ward, VIA Ridsway.
G,mpany XIV oundrd - Captain II
1'erty: Lieut. 4 L fucker, (wounled JulT t..
prihlcs ia: Langion, .Ino Holmes, Th"in,:
" hurh, II 7 ShielIs, Ihns q Alo"r. VI III
pcaA", Il ii'!raIIuc, = ll"phin..
filled, q
Npunici, ~