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, 1862-10-17
CHICAGO, FRIDAY. OCTOBER II, 1862.
: 0eT0DER ELECTIONS.


nRh.Hfay.ry l
1ASS'oAA ~ 0
CONGRESSIONAL D1sTa1cTs.-As far as heard
frc,, tho fn11ovfnp RepreAenta1ives in Con- |
grees have been elected:
.nt fs..rfct-s.mue1 ]. Randall. Tory.
ID 5ist1ict- Charles o'Set1 Vaien, gain.
III Dtstrfct-*WHifam b. Kelly, ualon-
tth Dl4trfct-ChAslet n CaTrfgnD, Tory, ga1n-
q B.s.Etst- ; stilss; saas:.S TIT {;n,on
h Mh R..fs4- st.9- -*seao,at:1o " ArSo1. Torv
III Ditt1fct- -aThaddeus SteYeng, Vnion.
ioth District-Mser stroaee, Tory, gain
I'LL District--*Phi1lp johnson, Tory.
1hh Dlttrict-Chafaes DeHh4son. Toy.
lAh Dlstr1ct-JohnJ ): Pstteseoa: Union
1sth M p 1iettaet- .59esq1 1A1,sI, Ior1: u,,o,
1stn stn R;st1;ct *sen,1o9 RI.tr Tn5o3'
~ a;.t nistriet-J66n L. Dawson. Tory, reported,
~ dnistrict-Thomss Williams, U51on.
*P1eeent Members.
ohto'
CONGRESS- Af Ae heard from the t0ll0W-
,S.,e~s. -. .,a0+.a =, cnrgrpa..
Ing gentlemen aro elec1eo 70 Cone&sss:
"a D:at1fct- Alexander Long. Tory. gin r-,
Sd District-Gen. Robert =. scheneK, unton'
4th DietRict-J. F. Mckinney. Tok1
9Th Dfetrtct-Ef41cts Y. Le naoo91
oh Dtstrtce-teoos1 l. h4'aEs' onlo1-
91.t!,st .s.@9e5 4e5s.o s1nset 4e<2 Coz Tory.
sta !i n!ettiact- sWaa I. son4so3, N,,t;a sI,r
sta ss9h 11attG9 mIst1;t+ sIsmea hsS1ev Uniou.
i;th % Dietrict-Weiis i. Hutchens Tory.
1sth Dist1ict-William E. Finck, Tory.
13th District John 0'Esn, ToEy.
1.tn gistEietgeorge B1ss, Ms171e 1e'2 T6E9 gan'
15th Dfstf:et-seMgs 9nq!isa Whte 4g.3r T33rv
3sth aollEa g. p Rs1deH rnry
1nh ~ iIstrist -R9fns snsnl5inn i:nton,
3ath n;stl;ct-JsSnes 4. Gasde!d, Uaion-
*Present members.
Thede1eratfon probably stands fourteen To-
ries TO five Union5ets. e
There may be doubt as to tae eleetion o1
sachlbAet, Ae oioaa, 49, ~ e+anJ nn,:1 contra.
d;cted
C1ScssSAr1, Oct. 16-Ohio election returns
from t~snt5,three eeuntaee eu! g,Ves Dsmo Dsm.
cra;c .:c aa;: ms5otty f IN ~ ~
| cratic EAlu O4 4t,ftU.
, 1862-10-17

tJ Gen. Llrder, War Democrat, will
address the people of Elgin Oh political
and war to;i,s on next Monday evening.
, 1862-10-17

rp.rx1m. No., Oct ,13-aenfS T. BLOW
rece3ve6 tne unsntnu0s nomtnsttoa feon taa
Uncoudstiona1 Union Enanetp Mon c9a1en'
eress,onal district, which met here to-dA3.
, 1862-10-17

FRxxroKr, I'll, Oct 15--John Il Adams Of
s.enhenenn was unanimously nomInAt=d for
The State Senate By TIE Republican coayeation
to-day.
, 1862-10-17

Tenth Wisconsin Regiment.
LIST or KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING, OF 10TH
ish' ~ ac1Iox ar ocr. sra. 1s5e, NEAR PERnT-
VILE
COMPANY 4. ,,u.
FiNed-CcrE Mm. = bci - .1eoIse m,1 = ,dan,s' iuns'
nenfy u ~, !. soacshn' eHa14s7 'Ae4'' = >'@'-'
Peter ben; 1; c, .rnos Hitcncocs s7oh;1v. Corn.
r,ons Mannino serercIv. Corn, Waiter Wo::d
Franh lna3. +. Wn ~ C;eSna1 severely. JOS Tyler
SLIGHTLY; %eneelm All severely 4hoo'ae H. MOI"
oa5iS ;sS<asZ~as' pslsoas1; 's ss;sEs S;ST ss@Tr
,-,. ,a 6 S"1fnss Tf1,sa b.
1,n"ndtd"Gorp Stephen E. Minnick severely,
Ios TI{r.itt noftslly. .Leande1 Dehar MORALLY. |
E11v;n r Sized SEVERELY Frederick Sp .ncer.
vefe Hercules 1aneau sknt en5r III %a1n
verelT. Ahira Chapin teFese}, a!yaa aeny ,1s.waS
verely: Joseph Jacqoet Severely AnaAs" N0'A'A'
signify.
| ,,,,,. ~: ,oh.-
Ard5ew RSbinso1' M T. Aaaa sten1v Corp,
Tounsea H%sI sna missing. chss fonaldson
I'll tram severely. Hiram l. Edrid:e severely, Ghas.
oofe "aDe'A so.nn
coAnAsl - -
Consolidated Will otnef conps'nee
n,n,.aen a taen snd7en EeeH n Pa.menter
nafEson; Anosem m ebert Do~d severely Hi
no.n4tumsesge, ~ geara, :Ias r Cnmmfnes severe
1a Jnhn Rest severely and pro,.ly nortalIy. Chss
t@olsloa1 @ @ st,snt,5, te1,: f.mar furIson severely
ard probably nortaly, Lewis Shelby slightly
COMPANY E.
x-;uxd- -1acob {, philljns. Josep1 Coyer-
MHea-J"eGu W. - ! tnnt fpn III West slightly,
"aa.dtnMrT n1.r Ttn,iio ssyereiy. Jesae Crowfoot,
reiS, Entar a,den r. Whit charles Lozinekey
e. ,,Tn hasts ha,1, Jnhn Harrington, Henry Ca1se,
Willis lackey. charles stone Fa'slSA Ensaae.1 ailas
:,anes Ryan. MARIN IN Tan as.ter1y Thomas s
s Il. H.. ;t,on DutSher. J.mss A. Paddock
! i:1.1 hni;trscn Chas, F. Arnold Albert schmidt
', | W;,.am RedweM frankie Haz.lton. Joha :" atef
! ,rtn. Era F1aEcia, Albert F. King, #lutam soi@
!. David E. Lum1.y.
COMPANY r.
:; 6;ufd-cozpora1 Philip l.. George. DAVID .
, 1862-10-17

VHTCAH;, LIGHT GUARD AT
~ TENTIoS!-Evszy member y hsteby n not ,Eel afq
ocloes. promptly under penalty. No exenss Will DC
acrepted Per oraeE
~ n r-.r.r - = 0Glt-y&tAIt
, 1862-10-17

~ r. GILBERT il the otls per
$T n..+,v tne rtkht to saA %tHto md EouA1
E1t & Wsfa stss fes NJ 9.Ssi.1fw .ss =: T,ot
Van Ee6sucf'x q Il st%ts st yet. A1eress T. T.
n,:hrt r. o Boz ~ CheaEo II ~-u.rrry
nctiSYs46Ust WA5aN3xVa "aAA~A'
, 1862-10-17

wi no,e, Coox COUNTY; 5Clrcett Court &c s. GooF
Couny1n Ghancs1X EoSs5+ 4 Ssx SestA ssles M
s M.:sT = csassss{ q tS Se91 cEses ssats -
~ in he above entitled csnse, sell at puol1e
SUCTION eesa 70 ~ agss = e. hss = Is r. ota T.
fhs ftt3 of C0tcs 20 the sesenA day OF Note4oex
b. ia& 1t ten O'Clock IN the foEenocn on saao ~
Lid 5snae "a ut: ths undivided oaesAL p4rs o. t9s
Vtst auaster OF section nxe Is} ~ - r M
thfr6 tfI c.pal meridian II Ne t90Hs1I III Fl
4lete 1t ilNnol&. r.nre1v =; f:cssF Ssonntv
-" 1ssS o.f7 Tka6-td
, 1862-10-17

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DuBUQuE, Oct. ii, 1862.
The interior COUNTIES in northern 1oWa
have done nobly for the Union cause. Col
Allison (Union) for Congress, has beaten ha-
honey, (TorS), in the Sd district, by about
4.OOO majority, with the soldiers vote.
, 1862-10-17

Maafh nf C0Yn1n0A0fe AH&404.
INV YoRk. Oct 16--Com. Vim L: Hn 1san,
US. N, died In Brooklyn lsst night lie t.
tired lsst evening In his usual health
, 1862-10-17

Meauon Knex couaty, Friday. octobcr H.
Hicipaia, kbox county, Saturday, oc1ooer IL.
Wy11ning. stark county, Tuesday, October a1-
0sccola. stark comfy, Wednesday. October r.
Peoria, Peoria cuuu1y, Aonday, October y, even
sng.
k3rkaprc, peoria county. Tner5ay, October es
EImroud peofin cuunry. Wednesday, October =
11yo1i, Erery Cturch) Tharsday> October 40
Ue1ueniu, Putnam county, Saturday, Noyem
t.er1.
spuaking, in all cases not otherwise sreci
fed, to commence at o'clock, P. N.
, 1862-10-17

0MatAMK of Il 8&oANaARs
Bos7ok, Oct. l5.-The Europa aailcd yestof'
dAx with S3e3. 600 In specie.
, 1862-10-17

n1FETING OF TIE BOND
ify HOLDERS AND srOCKHDLDEK5 OF The.
CHICAGO d ALTON RAILROAD COMfASS -
holders aud Stockholders of The Cnie.go RI A;son e
EaiIroad Conpany will held IN the city o Cne 1Eo
It Tie oftcs Of ths Company. tue 1911 d+y Ct ~
yemrer 1ext 1t tho hour Of noon Of that d.y 2 nc
ourrpse OF clecttnE BosId o. DH:ctots o. sAia Con
par5 aud trAnsactng such othA1 9oelpess 81 Es 10
otouKnt oe1ohe '" Vi L. SFKE3.
a c. BADGER,
IoaErH Pk1CK, Secretary. Conm, sl21T5s:
(hlca9o, Oct. l6, 1b6e. oe1tS4@e -
, 1862-10-17
ILLINOIS 0FFlGE z r. 3
E.gaSed IN the War agairst tho Rebellion oE 1861.
Rw .1na. Garanf Wilson.

ILLUSTRATED WITH PORTRAITS ONE VOLtME
i@vo. cLk III. II; PAPER COVER, 50 Cents.
Ths fo1loEtng embrace q portion Of the o@esrs
whoea biographies contsned In this vAinAbla and
eUttrtA ming illustrated work:
, 1862-10-17

MILITARY GOODS At
N -no1 1rasIr-Nov IN store the IArgaGt sock
- ~. Rtfx nd SAshes ia tho north Hest ALSO
III Sinds o. Revolvern Heyersace e84e4o1 fo1 fnf
za9 ssht ps1sons: tae mest comeaSs saa p5s5scs psc
NessSsh,S NessSh@M1 @N1,sS ASdrsS &. BOWEN, - GlaEk IT,
III Eot 81, Cnica1o, up ssaiFs. over the oattea
k{ste4 Express ondco
, 1862-10-17

DOARDING.-A gentleman anil
ID VIE can have m unfurntshed front par.oE and
1aI1, at mote1 ate price. KsfsEe1ces excl aa1ei.
eaf,ei; fts ~ ~ M G..n1 street oc1s-v4.+ft
, 1862-10-17

TOR RENT AN0 S SALE.-A first
II c1ass Alcoholic DsstilIe:y. capable Of 1unning
sfxt h.rrtls alcohol In twenty 1onr nou 20 any
srDsstbe tp1ant Elso. first claSg rG1enSe 4i1 ouss
uess + +, = IL SfSn.t ~ CLARK streaS,
, 1862-10-17

ECR RENT.-The s1lpe ior dwell
T ing house, with large BAN: on tie noitAT:st co..
ucr ef pint. and Superior streets To good teaant
tns rem vii lie noderate for term af yca~a Ii ce-
sired hrply to OGDEN. FLEETWOOD y O.. cer
rer Of Clark and Lake streets 0ctt.F7zi w
, 1862-10-17

DOARD WANTED BY 4 siuglc
ID Eentleman In private f4milT Waers 5hefs nt II
Soh Side and 'tn9 ten ,a faaSys sfa!3S s11
ma LOCATION None others will receive attention.
, 1862-10-17

UTANTGTs. If tho 20 ng man
W By the name Of Moran. from kenosh:., Il r.:
bas rot obtat. ed situation he a hear OF %
to bis advantage py calling at our ofce 2l0h south
water st. eal WILLIAMS & HUuGHILfSa.
nt1T y1t;1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07
THE RApPkUAyS0CK LINES

The Central train from the Yves, arrived yester
day after poop ~ its usUa hour, Passengers on the
,rain report nothing new from the lines near Cor
ddnsviile
As she train passed Freierieks Hall q run,or
Upeyailei that fhe enemy between that station
snd Waller's Tavern on the road leading tn Fred.
,reksburg Ga reaching ferion station. they
EARNED thai severe light was in progress between
rte snerly snd The forces Of Gen Stuart. az point
some Ave miles from tbs station In Caroline coun
~ snd the position II tie Two forces was such rs
IL warrant the hope that the Federal troops agaged
wogld t. captured.
~ Hanover Junction, an absurd report WAS in
rsrrUiation hat Stuart had been repulsed with the
css OF two regiments and three pieces Of artillery
- Ii, force consisted solely of caYairy aid ari!e
~ those who understood the position of affairs
gave To credit TO This ramor
Some s-v-n or eight prisoners were brought
Down from tAe Junction by the ivan Who
captured in skirmish Tuesday aftsrnoon.-
They say that tie Federal force in the neghborilood
artillery, aud coo cavalry, and state, also, that
furuside is landing al Fre,iericksburg with $4,000
Iueu II is well known, however, that this latter
s'sremeut, If no' wholly untrue, is greatly exas
ssralei- Ii is pretty well r,nierst ood that Burn
ris sailed from Hampton Roads on Monday, with
about 10000 and thai he intended 10 reinforce
tyl1-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07
COL. ZARVONA.

This gallant officer so well known sor h!s daring
feat in accomplishing the capture Of the steamer
St Nicholas and other vessels the Potomac, still
languishes in OF the gloomy cells of Fort La
fayeits Some Of cur VI no have been permit
ted 10 retnrn home by the Yankees, say that for
five months past his fe atraent has been most rig
orous and iahuIlan-he being confined in close
damp cell the window OF which was bearded up
to exclude the light. Notwithstanding these pre-
cautions, though communication with him By the
other prisoners was strictly forbidden they con-
triyed, by tying notes to nails and throwing them
in the window, 10 hear from him bnt the fact be
coming known 10 the Yankee eomnandant of the
prison, he marched Zaryona to the guard house,
dressed enc of his own Sergeants in the Colonel 5
habiliments. ard placed him at the window to re-
eeya the notes intended for him. Not knowing his,
several Of our men detected and pnt in irons.
When Col Zsryona was captured. be WAS a con-
inissioned Colonel in Virginia regiment, and is,
therefore, though he was not captured in battle,
but by ruse, entitled TO all the privileges accord
ed 10 any other prisoner of war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07
ENlISTMENTs AT THE NORTH.

soIc OF the exchanged prisoners from Fort
warren (Bos;on harbor) state that previous 10 their
departure for Tie South, they had good opportu.
lilies of learning the facts in gard 10 eniis'ments
80 'he Federal army, and they fully confirm the
e3anis heretofore received from various sources
ia Tbs city 6: Boston stupeadous efforts have been
i4aae 10 stimulate volunteering but thus far with
oht practical result. Meetings of citizens are held
Utmost daily, and money is hberally subscribed 10
'he bounty fund yet this bait fails to tempt
TIE poorer ciasses, sho frequently answer the ap
i-als 10 their patriotism BY asking tie wealthy
iiien Why they do not set an example by enlisting
themselves liz some Instances these meetings have
o1oken up in regular rows Criminals have been
released from prison condition of their joining
'he army, and every possible sabterfuge is resor,sd
!" IL the hope Of avoiding general draft but the
'Apfession lis that tbs quota Of Massachusetts can
ho' be furnished by any other means, and hence
Tue newspapers are laboring to convince the public
mina Of the peculiar advantages of a measure
"o''h TIE masses universally condemn. state
'heni has been put In circulation that thirty thou
h'nd men have airesdy volunteered In the severe.
"'hIss bu, this was utterly at variance with the
"a'h that New York journal refused TO give il
currency, and came ont with Hat contradiction.
Ias guard over the prisoners at For. Warren "a
'S@pcssd OF panpers taken from the poor houses
bostoD and vicinity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07
YANKEE TeLEGRAPHIC TRICK.

About half past three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the operator al the Central Depot discovered, by
the constant interruption Cf the working OF the
;-egraph, that tie enemy lad cut the wire and
lg, in an instrument, with view 10 intercept
messages over the Iiae. The operator at Beaver
Dam was Immediately ordered 70 put on his ground
wire ihus cutting ihe line west .: tlat point og Of
tie circuit, 4Gd preventing any ssags from pass
ing over tie line from this end beyond that station
soon after this was done operator called the %.
ice al this end, and inquired what wa8 the sgQa!
known, aud receiving 10 satisfactory ausyy,r lie
inquired whore Gen. Staar: was The operator
here replied by asking who AID where lie was, TO
which the inquisitire individual replied that he
ess &c, adding that lie cail for GoTdons-
vile. and continued by asking where Gen Jackson
was From the sy.e of writing the operator at
his office was satisfied tha: the party making the
iaqfires :. as Yankee, and desired information in
regard to the position Of oar forces, ani Whale
= sc he could get that might be OF service 70 The
enemy. His name again asked for, when he
replied that car operator was very anxious To as-
certain who AID where Re vas AS The doHu 7ri.i.l
passed Frederlk's Hail station TIE enemy were re-
Ported 10 be within a mile ard hal; Of that place,
ana the presumption 10 thai they followed the train
b-.ow Beaver Dam, and put ii the instrument be-
tseen the Dam and Hanover Junction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07
sKlRxrsHrNa BELOW RICHMOND.

On Tuesday last body Of the enemy about 3,eoo
strong consisting Of infantry. artillery and cavas.
ry, drove in cur videttes 10 White Oak Swamp
bridge, where they were held In cheek during the
day by the 10th cavalry regiment, under command
ef Lieut. Col. AeGruder. Some ten of our yidetses
sre missing though II is believed that most Of them
will return 10 camp. Two Of the enemy's cavalry
were Killed by the pckets in their retreat. Yesser.
,iay seouts reported tha: the enemy had fallen
hac. three miles beyond She bridge Seven prison.
ers were brought In by the scouts and one OF them
who seems 10 he an intelligent man states that
Mcclellan has NOS than ssooo men that sick
Is siarmingly thinning iher ranss and that on
Monaay afternoon last three divisions under CON-
sasad of Gems. Harney, Sedgwick, and Hooker
with satIons for two days, left Harr.son's Landing
fcr she purpose of taking Malvern Hi which they
sapposei was held by the Confsderates with s
strong force. This may explain Why oar entire
picket line was kept in expectation of al attack.
iAst no reinfor cements would be Sent 10 Malvern
HfL The Yankees, however. were somewhat dis
appois ted in their antioipa;icns Of brilliant VIC
tory.
With ~ ference TO the fght a. Malvern Bill on
Tuesday, we learn tina; notice Of yesterday was
in the main correct. forces having been driven
f~mpt WAS yesterday msds 10 regain the hil by our
troops One report states sha, force was saut
down, and after brisk fight was repulsed. wilis'
smother represents that the position was recovered
~ ittout serious opposition. II is than prota.
he from Informs; ion received late last evening
'lat forces again In possession Of the hill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07
MOVEMENTS OF TIE ENEMY on JAMES

The Petersburg Ez1ress has Information from
source entitled 20 credit. tlat the enemy are ad
sancing from the south side Of James river--one
coinmu moving towards Petersburg by wa" of Gs
rysvile and the other en- the river road. I lie lat
Ter we're reported near Merchants Hope Church
Prince George county, about fourteen miles from
Petersburg, ca Tuesday last a letter from d cit;
zen Of snfTy county says that the enemy landed
10 zoo men at afayeoeks, =, On Saturday and Sunday
last, and others state thai 5000 were landed OH
Tuesday S. Coggin's Point. These numbers, l'ow
ever, estimates and are probably much e.-
s2serated. The F-derals sre said TO BE throwing
spontoon bridge across the river at Cogsns Point.
The p;ekets of the enemy are occasionally cap
lJred In the n.ighborhood by our ydettes Two
aptured Oh Tuesiay are members of The Fourth
Pennsylvania cavalry, who had gons into d geu-
!!sraan's orchard near Merchants Hope Cnurcl, to
gather pears Wtlae Nus regallng themselves they
we're surprised and captured without resistance
They state thar they landed al Coggins Point Mon
4ay night and expressed 10 regret al their capture
bat seemed TO be rather gfa:ifed than otherwise.
hey state that they have never been IA a battle,
and never expected TO be- that they are opposed to
lie ar and hope thai II viii soon be brought TO
t5rmins isp.
Many Of tie farmers OF Prince George af= r..
moving their families ana effects N Petersburg and
I, iufs beyond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07
FEDERAL GUNBOATS AGROUND IL THE
APPOAATTOX.

On Tuesday afternoon last the Federals set Are
to their gunboat which got aground in the Appo.
natiox river on Sunday, and into which confede::
rate field battery threw twenty one shot. At last
accounts she was blazing from stem to stern. On
Monday night two other gunboats, which had been
sent 10 the relief Of the FIRST. got aground aud were
stuck fast Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, when the
tide was ct Its flood and unusually high. Ii Is con.
iectured thst the torch will have to be applied 10
these also. sanboat which got aground near the
Point OF Rocks IN the sams river 10 40 four weeks
ago. was burnt by tho Ysnkess, after vain en-
dsAsos to set hAs -. Ths PetsEsburg RzFvess In
tt.aAsss ~ q a hse sa1aahls machinery vil yst
= ssss9 ~ ahe1sao o6sGe1s oesssunsH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-07
ARRIVAL OF EXCHANGED CONFEDERATE
PRISONERS

Among ihe Confederate officers who arrived yes
serday from the Northern prisons are Gener ala s
II. isuckner and Lloyd Tilghmans Of Kentucky
General Pettigrew, of South Carolina, and Com.
Barren and Capt Beverly Ksnnen, of the c. 8.
navy The following officers registered their names
a. Gen. wiuder's office during the day, and were
assigned quarters at thu various hotels
sCapt Wm L winsseld, 96th Virgins iesinent-
captured n, Williamsburg.
Second Lieut. X Dekron, 18th Georgia resi
ment-Front Royal.
Second Lieut. u b SsmueiA 30fii Virginia re ri
ment-Front Royal
LeutCol . L"ng 2od North Carolina reg
meut-Ssven Pis.s
Second Lieut. w T Anderson. 9Th North Carolina
regiment Williamsburg
Second Lieut. C Burks 4th virginia reri
ment--herAs.owu
Col Edward Cook, 3.d Tennessee regiment
Leu.Coi M b Carter, 2oah Tennessee regiment
Fishing Greek
Leut.Col Thos Winston, SD Tennessee reg
ment--Fort Donelson.
Capt Joseph L MeAleer, RI Maryland resi
mont--Back River.
:, Capt John !. rltman, 33l Virginia regiment
kernssown.
First Lieut. J James, ilth Virginia rer;ment-
Williamsburg.
Second Lieut. Vim Wade, 4ih Virginia regiment
Kernsiowu.
Captain H r Morrison, All Virginia regiment
hSrnstowu. 5
First Lieut. J T Boyd, 4th Virginia regiment
Second Lieut. G W veitch. srh Virginia regiment
ront Royal
First Lieut Williams, G $ artillery-Kerns
town.
Second Lieu: Thos Carly, 7th Louisiana reg
ment-Gaines's Mil
Second Lieut. P Young, ?,h North Carolina re
siment-Whre Oak swamp
Seven Pines
Second Lieut. Finley, 2ad North Carolina res
ment-Seven Pines
TT, Second Lient 2 Hagy, a7th Virginia regiment
Winchester
Firs: Lieut. J N Lyle, 4ih Virginia regiment
Kernstown
Major Graybl 23tb Georgia regimen,-ssven
Pines.
:, Colonel Jos Drake 4'h Mississippi regiment
First Lieut. Sol sksin III Arkansas regiments
Louis.
Second Lieut. VIC Cicsg, l4th Georgia regiment
Seven Pines
Second Lieut. Mi.ier 40,b Ceorcin rec;.
msnt-Seven Pines
Second Lieutenant Chas f .Botis, 33d Virginia
Observation-Disclosures
Second Lieutenant JAS s Oden, 9Th Virginia cav
a.ry-Saleni.
Second Lieutenant j q Witcher, 2!.t Virginia
egmeDt-Kernstowu
captain ) NJ hunmers 2lst Virginia regirneGt--
Front Royal
Lieat-Col + W McGayorL ION Tspuessaa reoi.
meBt-FOr' Donelson
Second Lieutenant l. MeMasters 22, North
carolina regtment--Seren Pines
MAJOR a Hervert, eth Alabama egnent-Sey.
ca Pines.
f!rsT Lieutenant W Preston, lsb Georgia
resiIEeat--Seyen Pines
Second Lieuteaan, @ Plaster, 9th Virginia cav
alry--Cppervio.
BY orders issued from the War Department, all
officers and men exchanged under the cartel arriv.
ing IN Janes river, VIII report Immediately to the
eonhandanis OF ti:eif respective egimentS il they
are near Richmond, otherwise they will report to
Gen John Il. Winder, commanding Department of
henrieo, who will furnish item with quarters and
subsistence until transportation can be given 10
their regiments