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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

AS Az item OF ews to our citizens We
would inform then that il rsinsd very hard
ell day yesterday, and was putting In big
!icks late last even ing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24
NUMBER GO.
Since Burnside's defeat il is believed
tho programme has been changed.


GoLpspoRo, Dec. 10.
The artillery duel at White Hall, 10
miles west Of this point, on the Neuse,
has been going on all day. The Aboli-
,ionis,s seemed to have changed their
base TO the south side Of the Ncusc.
Their cavalry made u raid on Mount
Olive Depot, on the Wilmington Rail
road, nine miles from this point. tearing
up I, he road, burning bridges aud depots,
and cutting the telegraph wires.
Moni,E, Dec. l3.
Col. Bcrtram's scouts burned Is bales
Of cotton belonging to Yankee speculators
near Corinth.
RALrIan, Dec. 1G.
The bill TO raise 0,OO0 troops for State
defence passed second reading in the
House to day Troops are TO be taken
from those liable to conscription.
Fs0m New York
NEw ioRK, Dec. 81.
The following are extracts from Rich.
mond papers Of the 2oth
The Raleigh Mate Journal Of tho 18th
save nine regiments and two batteries Of
artillery arrived there Tuesday. and sew
cral brlgades are on the way. Prudence
will not allow NJ TO specify from whence
they were drawn, but the concentration
has been rapid, aud by this time force
is in and around Goldsboro sufficient to
give battle, II not capture the invaders.
The Erdminer states that the onicd
crate forces at Goldsbo,o, on W,dncs-
day evening. were about 1900, with
strong rriniorccm.n nts hourly arriving.
Gen. Smith i, certain OF success, aud
il il reported that Leo has tclcgraphed
him that hc could spare him, if nccessa-
~, 5000 men.
The Railroad south Of Goldsboro has
been torn up for sone distance 10y tho
enemy, and Of course all communication
with Wilmington has been cut of.
A Philadelphia paper publishes an nc
count OF the Forthcoming report Of the
I ommi''ee on the Conduct Of the War.
It appears that Bnrnsidc's original plan
was TO move suddenly to Fredericksburg,
cross, and push rapidly to Richmond. lie
expected 10 get 30 or 40 miles south be-
fue the rebels came np,and felt confident
IN hi" ability to crush them. lilo Was
promised pontoons and supplies at Fal
mouth. This was the fatal omission, Civ
ing delay Of ten days, aud enabling the
rebels TO 10 ,iiy and concentrate. Burn
sides plan wns to carry the first line Of
works by storm, then follow them No rap
ID y that they could not make stands and
then be driven by the reserve and scat
tered.
The plan was approved by the leading
GcncraI-,exccpt Hooker, aud endorsed BY
Ilallcck, who had previously issued or
dcis that the rebels must be attacked.
Miegs bla,ncs the engineers for the
non arrival Of the pontoons; but Hallcck
cxoneratcs them.
Gen. Woodbury. srys the delay WIS
CT used by not being started in time, and
the bad condition of the roads.
The President and Stanton are entire.
" free from blame. The ccLsurc falls on
military men.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

ID. W. VAN EvERA, broker, buys and
sells Uoi.s1 States Vouchers. State. County
and CITY Warrsnts. negotistss loans, pays
taxes. s,o. Ofiss, 81 door below Post office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

SECOND WARElEG.-We nave wA'tcd
some time thiuking the parties interested III
repairing the side walk along the State Bank
on third street, would perform their duty !"
the premise. They 90 not appear d'sP''s'
to move in the ms tier, and We take this op'
portuai,y to give tn. N notice chat We nave
used up about ~ the shoe leather w propose
to 10 making wide circuits % avo'a 'na' MS
trsp. We are the head Of . MI "ssoo' "ous"'
hoc, and DO not desire TO leave this scbDa"sS
sphsre until II 10 absolutely necessary. W.
verv often have 10 cross to Brady stree. o."
stormy sv snings, and - wish 10 take ID. :"
road. We therefore ipsist that tho necessary
rspairs 10 made to the eide walk. and ws wish
10 be understood ~ meaning just What ~
cav.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

THE KEYSTONE SOCIETY WILL MEET At
the sfics Of Jsoss T. Lane, Eco. On We'd
oesasy evening neg, for the pavpo-s II eleesing
.srs and tsansacling general busiusss
JOHN n. DAT, 6sssseay.
dec 32.N tst a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24
THE CIT y.

New York apples and Michigan cider
for sale cheap at Starr'a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

MAKE your selections to-day At Whis-
'ers. Your wife and daughter 10th need .
new dress and you ought to rres.nt them with
one,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

OYsTEas.-Call at Blatt & Co.'S for
Oysters for Christmas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

ATTENTION, OFYICERs.-Foy . chOic,
military Uniform. call at Cones, 9, .rner Brad,
and Second Streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

kILLEO.-RottJ. L.ckey,of this city,
"a' recently killed. on lhs steamer Mill Boy
by party Of gaerril,ss, vho fred into sLs
uoat from the bank. His family r.sida hare
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

CLINTON HOUSE. 8
OORNER or CLlNTO0 AND OOLLe04
I sessew, lew OlAv leWo J. Tousse1l. he
VgissW teonAS&
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

Buy your candies an d rsisins at Stars.
Hs ha' just received ' cry choice and ex,.n.
'''s assortment Of sAss4 articles, and 10 selling
hem at low figures.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

New Juveniles just received at Plum.
mere. Don't fii TO look at thsm-movshis
picture books, the .ondsr Of sii the children.
beautiful colored pripers. bibles. tsstamen,s,
prayer book, in various styles Of binding. fos
pocket cutlery. gold pens. warranted TO give
satisfaction. Pocket diaries. lsdiss' rsticuls
baskets. Of tho ls tsst stylss The sbovs goods
With large assortmsnt of toys end other ar
tislss too sumsreus 10 osstiee. vill BE- spsosd
this uessiog. They are oil iresh sad ses.
ssd sssoot fall 70 plsass. Call asd ~ them
bslegs askisg year pssshssea se -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

return OF Col. TopD. Colonel J
C. Todd returned from K.okuk yesterday
where he was dispatched bs the Governor to
lock sftsr the IoSa wounded 10 the b spitsls
Of that city. Col Todd ssports the patients
10 the hospital as doing we'll and gaining 10
strength and nesh vsrv rapidly. Bat two
ds.ths have occurred among tie Iowa mso
during the psst two ~ssks. which. eoosidsr-
ing there a.. over four hundred Of her sick
and wounded 10 the hospital. 10 . very email
mortality. Wa shsll give m re extended ~
port Of Mr. Todd's doings Tomorrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24

TOYS 10 endless variety At Stsr's.-
ro,day is the time to .sks 9 .l.c,ions ior your
wives, children and s.es,hs .,s Don't fail 10
DO 80.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-24
air ~ in the orious hour Of triumph aud suc-
Response BY j.. s. Seymour. Esq.

ccss.
Response BY ]. s. Seymour. Esq
MusIo-"iiome. Sweet Home"
Z. TINS TRoors OF N8w ENGf ANp.-Ths first TO
rush 10 the rescue Of the Government the first
70 raise tho mailed hand against trssssn and re-
bellion; tile fret to shed their blood for the Asg
Of their fathers. hether living or dead,
their glori, us deeds aud patriotic devotion will
be cheiished by their countrymen, and owned
and blessed Of Hc ven.
Response by Adjutant General Baker.
&. OrR AporrEp SrArB.-Msy its people he over
~ faithful in all tho virtues that snnobls and
elevate mankind, - are its broad p'siries IN tho
=. oduotions that sustain litc aud give reward TO
intelligent labor.
Response ~ Hon. Gee. II. Freu,h.
g. ksw EhGLAkp ERrKsrRisE finds home
on every con incnt and ON all tn. lands Of the
sea may its sons everywhere be tue 10 tho
steady virtues Of tho oiix nal stock. and pre-.
scrve we'll the ncn oros Of their fathers.
Responss by Hon. james Thoriagton.
10. 1nk LAIIss-k Not all the legislature of the
Colonies Of Now England seninst wi,cheraft,
nor prisetly demonstrations of IL, nor tho scveri-
" ot judicial pun,shi inent for the practice Of II.
have been able to deprive the ladies q their
charms, or successful in prohibiting them from
exercising their fasoinstions, which are ever
bew ing and entangling our bachelor breth-
rem ia th . tnsres OF mstrimony.
Response by ) +. Smith. Esq.
II. OuK sisrxR SOCIETIES. Sharing with US
through tho year In mutual lsbors. ~ Welcome
you at its close to our annual tostiyities.
kssponss by Hon. Ebentser Cook.
General Baker read 81 excellent letter from
Bishop Lee, excusing his absence aud congra..
ing the Society, which was we'll received b.
the Society
Ths regular tossts being over. Col. Frank
Noyes vas detected making his escars fro"
the room when he ~as called upon by General
Baker to tax" He responded in a neat ane
appropriate speecl, relative TO Yankee charac.
ter. which vas received With applause.
Col Wilson Of The 9th Cavalry. was called
out / nd responded in neat and appropriate
effort, which wss vel, received.
Gen Baker offered tho folio wing concluding
sentiment. which was responded 10 by every
body prssent:
Naw EkGLAsDsR Ms VINO HAYS MADE Iowa THkik
UoPlkp Hons In ySIor and patriotism INA
~. Y emulate tho ex .mp.e Of th.ii father, Of
- ,evolu,ion and nobly maintain tho dag aud
~. "a, airy which u cir ia,hers established
Th.nvh .hsre we're plenty more who we're
ready to spea. out, the 'atsne'' oi fh' hour
.amon,,hsd IN. company that !. vas about
lima 10 retire 10 ,hs psrlors. At the janotars
..nc,np was an opnc d. and .hose favorable
20 ,ha, s,yls Of smu.sm, mt joined l.. o." mer'
hly .rpp.d The toe until iar into ,bs 'o's''
hou,s Of the nj ht.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27

Not long since we noticed that Gen w.
mont attended camp meeting and made
sneech. Following his example, Gov ADarom
Of Massachusetts,, few days aga, went down
70 = camp meeting at Marthas VINEYARD
where he was invited to address the assem-.
l|age. which he dill at some length.
Lieut. Colonel Kohler Of the 18th Pa. Cav.
airy has been arrested and seat to the Old Can.
;tol. bv order of the Secretary of War. The
charge, against him are said to I've confnatns
horses and sending them north for his private
benefit
Gel. Rodney Mason, who Surrendered his
forces at GAINESVILLE. Tenn, recently command.
ed the I'd Ohio at Bull Run; Lat it is stated
was missing and did not tara up till next
morning, At the battle Of Shiloh. IA com.
man.l Of a new regiment, he behaved in SINH
liar manner. or even worse, AM q court mar.
tial was ordereti to cly him, bat fog seae rea
son did not assemble.
Miss Clara Vansicas|e died at her Fathers
residence in Newton, \. j., on Friday week,
uniler mysterious circumstances. She hal
been out riding with q gentleman fl1eH /, named
Drake, and was taken with coav.lslons, which
ended her life. Drake has been arrested
The verdict of the coroners jury was that
Clara I. Vansicle came to her death y some
drug or drug, or powerful irritant, alminIs,
tered to her by George II. Drake for the pur-
pose of producing abortion.
i conference on the subject OF cotton sui
nlv has taken place in London. \ depnto
ton from the Cotton Supply Association met
commissioners from the countries which sent
cotton SAMPLES to the international exhibitor
REPRESENTATIVES from Italy, Portugal, Span
Tal;a, Australia AMI sun Try South American
States were present All made more or less
encouraging representation Of what these cou :
tries were capable in the pro lnctlon OF cotton
At the fl st l.oard in New York. yesterday
the stock mara ct was firm. |lrg'n1m3 Is aa.
vanced - ner cent Missouri IS len n 5
IS J, and North Carolina s. J Enc \ ar u
vanced :, and Reading I 5: New loIk Ven'!'
+. declined per Ct Cold ADVANCED p9r ct,
premium, to ll5l 1t the second Aoalo "'S
market WIGS steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27

|
system Of granting sick leave. Whereby the EN-
c;nncv of orr armies hts been to 4 con siderable
extent Daralyzed. Letter from washington,
Mr. Van Buren, has left memoirs partly iii
i,bed, IF his "reminiscences can be gwen TO
the world as lie was in the habit Of giving them
to his friends, in all the freshness OF llmlllar
intercourse, they will be most attractive.
The Government is making arrangements
for a large increase Of hospital accommodations
in the vicinity of Baltimore,
The Worlds Horse Fair, to be he'd in Chi
cago next month, is attracting considerable at
tention. Already many valuable animals have
arrived in anticipation Of the coming event.
4 special dispatch from Lexington, Zen
lucky, to the Cincinnati Commercial says
AN order was issued on Saturday to impress
one THOUSAND two hun Ire slaves to repair the
railroad between kere AMI the Cumberland Gap
"A impre5sincnt was made in Fayette anl
Madison counties, an loyal ownors were paid
laborers' wages for their slaves, while Confod-
crate owners were referred to the department
at Washington for pay fer their slaves It
WAS not found necessary to take the negroes OF
many loyaIists. The ConfederateS are.in great
distress in consequence Of the lmpresSment, as
many Of their negroes were taken while work
ipg in the hemp fields, O>hcr roads In differ
ent parts Of the State are also to be repaired
by lmpressine negroes Ia other countiey.'
! The fools are not al dead yet--at least in
| PHILADELPHIA The Press says that last week
an adroit speculator Of that city advertised IN
one OF the papers, that in consideration OF the
sum Of one dollar, sent to him by post at GER
tain address, he would directly communicate
an intallible method ly which each person re-
| ceiv- ne this valuable information could avoid
the draft As many as four hundred letters
each inc.osing dollar, reached the ingenious
| advertiser within twelve hours. In every in
stance he conscentiousy performed his prom
| ise, and without delay or evasion, commuuica-
tel to each how toeyade the draft The secret
which IS We'll worth knowing, was communica
ted IL the single word-tlnLlst.
The Washington Republican urges the color
ed people to accept the Presidents colonial
| ton proposition
4 hospital IS to be established on the Bladens-
burg road, three miles north Of Washington,
capable Of avco-nnl plating 5000 sick and
wo,n led.
The guard to Gen. Popes staff rain is
much Tia med for the affair Of Friday night
They wei e completely surprised their
loaded n 1ske:s il tn w4soul ip5t4.l' Of il
Their baud4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27

L79AL-Tho large warehouse on the corner
Of + hon an Duke streets, A!exan.ira, IS be-
Ing itte up as soldier rest AMI retreat, AMI
4 kitchen is to he built near by. IS to 50 feet:
The main bull ing is 81 by 81 feet: two stories
high: Comnlissary T. \. Donoho, of Wash
ington, is at present in charge. Rain is muc h
wanted, especially for the corn; vegetables ais 0,
are suffering pickpockets are plying tn cir
vocation in Washington with considerable : uc
ces 4 lady had a pocket book snatched from
her hand on Monday, AMI another lady, a five
dollar bill, sn Itch 3 from her the same day, by
persons passing along the street.-The image
d)ne to the Long Bri lge was but slight, and
his been re2 hire l.-Tne work GA the branches
Of The " ashjn5s'n al G Georgetown Rail Road,
HI; conan yn>43; the Nlvy Yarl apl Steam
bJl. l. III ling bral; rs Will be com petei this
il!L-A ftF blu wang, a | rtcl brl' have
All l. tn-lr app5a:anto III this neigh bOrholei.
ia. c)al y;tl b5 sc IL after Il.k, son2 dis
tal,e Is tl4 lett OF the \ )rth staY.
nUN)2~. -Rlnos> are rife CA the streets
to-l lay Of the capture OF several trains Of cars
on til, Olango ani Alexandra Ral1o,l last
night, n3ar Catlett's Station, By a portion of
Stuarl 5 Conte leyate Cavalry, OF the position
Of the oppo iny forces there are various and
conflicting reports. H.avy skiruishjng is said
t. have l>ca goia5 o. yose$l4y aal toIay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27

WEDNESDAY, EvEN'G, AUG. q, 1862.
n4y= The publcatien office Of the \ exandrla
;2,z ,tte. IS over Stones, formerly French )
Book store. on King, between Royal ana Pitt
srroots lvertisements can he left there
All or.lnrs ,,r Jos Pa1NrINq will be prompt
X atten lei to an executed on thu lowest terms.
D2UGaED LIQUol-Tho Washington Star,
of Yesterday afternoon, says: Since frldaV
)ast several soldiers have die} suddenly in A.
ex,n lria on frul play IS strongly suspected:
TIL Tonor purchased by so'dlersfrom ltlnerant
dealers j. supposed to be the cause OF these
sud len deaths. Men are passing about the
streets selling LIQUOR by the bottle to soldiers
VII ineauti III ,ly deal with them, and there IS
81: r,;cinn that the liquor IS drugged.
Nor TAKEN.-Nr. Jas. 4. Chamberlain
residence, which WIS yeste d. taken posse
sioa Of for hospital purpose was subsequent
" re.in1vishoi,
A931Dzvr.-A little BOY hi his hand shock
inc2v m1tilato last nigh BY The ex 'loI OF
fax continuing gaap0w Ter, which he was
holding. II, WIS smoking cigar. spark
from w lch in some WY ig1ltet the pow Ter
when the exp1o sion took place. 4 little girl
passing at the time had her arm burned by the
powder. -.u.------
C1x7773> rzD.-T1 pursuance Of the o~'( of
n L /,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27

INDIAN NTAssAcREs The Wa hmgton It,
publican says The Secretary OF the l0, F
received another dispatch Yesterday. nom .cm
missioner Dole St. Paul Minnesota, HauDs
that Fort Rideely was beSlegcd ana inc ,L,+
Sacre Of the whites was still gong on n l'd'
Governor Sibley was moving 70 'h'lI ,' ,Le
hut he feared he would lie too late; thal u"
Chippewa chief Hole III tn, Day. Wa -
arms. with three hundr ed OF MS u .hat bc
IIe had sent the Commissioner word lIla' Wv -.
wished to see him The Commissioner do
piled that he would have 'nothlHs y Tow.
with him while under mm* lne , UO
nj ,soner states that he should start '''a 1hnp
ing with 900 men, and put down the '"'F'
was at az hazards. k one
This fa.aous chief Hole in he DAY, II lft the
of the mos5 accomplished and wealthy ~ y with
ind; n race il. this country. lie IS 1ai ene,t
fine f zee and figure his dress IS OF inc I There
fbric, la Americana, in fit and tllll>'1 .o. A.
is hauteur in his,| caring towards "n'o opu N
preaching almost to disdaln lie h'' rorcnt-
Washington some five 81 81: weeks: al1 w.; =; long
II left Tor home. lie came alone ana ''l ,y,tery
stay and silence here has been quite d ~
to many. -.
Cen. Mcclellan, i IS sad, WIS u " ''''
D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-27

ApsESTEEs FROM THE ARMY.-S m, tn

ARsEsrEEs FROM THE ARMY.--S' M time
.;nco this correspondence stated that 1t was q q
matter Of official conversation that the army OF OF
the the Potomac hal leen seriously weakened or
raduced in numbers by the wrongful AMI some :,e
times corrupt giving ofeert1hcates OF olsao 1h.t
70 so},Iiers hy army surgeons. 1t seems Una
between be thirty and forty thousand men ana
of3;cers we're absent on sick leave at the date OF
the the series Of great battles before Richmond:I
Th;s number exceeded by several thou san
ali the losses in lillel. wounded and n,ss'nS'
AMI It is not doubted that the mass OF the al,
sente-s were in reality as fit for duty as tens OF
thousands who fought desperately 10 Iate '''o
Arn,v Of the Potomac from annlhlatlhn.-
Hence the SYSTEM Of checks upon surgeons 1t2
WHICH have recently been adopted at the War
DEPARTMENT to out stop to the ,in'G'ltoMy!s
svsrem of granting sick leave, whereby the en-
cheney Of our armies his been to con :idera''Ie
extent paralyzed. Letter from 'Fosh'"gto''
The Corinth war eagle. [volume] (Corinth, Miss.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-07

recovery, by the Sutler of the 1st Mo, Light
Artillery, in camp ] mile Southeast of
Corinth, Capt. Stone, commanding 2nd
Battalion. Mr.. JODD.
Corintb, Miss, Aug. 7, 1862.
The Corinth war eagle. [volume] (Corinth, Miss.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-07

Ludlow, Postal Dept, j. 9. Cole, Postal
Dept, G w Seward and 2 seEv'ts, Memphis
Samuel c.. Beman, Jackson, i Kelly, ST.
Louis, John R. Daily, jackson, Miss, Major
General Cadwallader and servants, A. s.
Maxwell, NJ. D., Davenport, Iowa. L j
Hame, Dr. Brownell, George Caster, s. c.
Baldrdge, 1t. Col VIM Gilmore, 63d 0. V.
l., VIM Lemox, Columbus O., Il II Bosto ok,
j. Symonds, ST. Louis, WIN B McGeorge,
Correspondent n. Y. Herald, j NJ Reid, 18th
Iowa, DR. II A Warmer Agent Sanitary
Com, Col. w NJ Clifford, Iowa, Geo.
Lucas Surgeon 47th ILL., vol, Major VIM A
Schmide, 9th H., vol, Major Alger, End
Mich. cav, d Lyle, Cincinnati, O., L 2
Lawrence, Cincinnati, O., A Z Mathews, p
Goldberry st. Louis, L P Brown, ST. Louis,
VIM Erwin, st. Louis, Alex. w Wilson,
Jackson, Tenn, S King, Lancaster, O.,
John Crane, Wisconsin, A w Sawin, Thos
Underwood, 22nd Ind. vol, .Thos. A Sparks,
Morgantown, Ind, II. G. NcCrea, General
Hospital, p Amick, Chicago, H., DIR. Gilman
Jackson, Tenn Danl. Stevens, Jackson,
Tenn, j. NJ. Ryan, NJ. & 0. r. r. Columbus,
Ohio, VIM Davis, jr., Ind, E d Vanduyne,
9TH III. cav, Geo. w Bailey, Dayton, o., r
NJ Kelley, 42nd reg. III. vol.
The Corinth war eagle. [volume] (Corinth, Miss.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-07
List of Arrivals ut the TiSh0-
mingO Hotel.
CoRINTH. Aug. 9TH. 1862.

CoRINTH, Aug 18th, 1862.
John Columbus; A NJ Miller; Col. w r
Robinson; + w Decker; Capt. Veach and
lady Capt. G Mathews; Mrs. Harris; Gates
Harris VIM Cannon and lady; Jos Bradley /;
A Maxwell f; j w Jefferson 9Th Wis; Maj
r Alger, I'd Mich cav; 0ley Ii Au-
ghey and lady; w NJ Rubbord and lady !;
Capt. j P Hall, seth H.; Archibald Dodson,
seth H.; G l. Odds; Capt j w Kittle, 18th
Iowa; Capt. J c Morvin, 18th Iowo; j II
Higley, 18th Iowa Capt. p Strong, Both
H.; b II Wadner, S n DR. p j Wadner !;
Lieut.. w II Stratton, 7th H.: Capt. O J Ply
att, 10th III. cav; Capt ID d Scott, 18th Wis;
I McElroy, 18th Wis; Lieut.. Col. Conrad,
18th Mo-; ID H Evans Lieut. Col Joselyn,
Both H.; G ID Greenleaf, 36th H.; Major
Miller; Lieut.. Conklin, 14th Wis; A Har-
rison 18th Wis; E c Strangland, 18th Wis;
w II Noble A Hobbs; Lieut.. Stone; Ira
Bartlett, U S a; Capt. A 4 Carroll; Lieut..
j Vandyke; DR. A NJ Fletcher; j n Vic
tor; r E Kelly /; ] w Loke, St. Louis Col.
Greenhouse, Tooth H.; Mrs Capt Weber
p Mcguire and lady Donohue and lady ;
2 Murphy and lady; 6 Moves, Adams
Ex.; Capt. n Happe; Dan Mccullough, St.
Louis Lieut.. II w S.arky Capt. James II
Smith, 8th Wis 1t Col Ii. Boraus Capt.
Nm HarssaG !; Lieut.. Col J y McGleliaud,
25th H.; C Strothers. LIST Wis bat; Capt.
NJ Austin; Capt. Hyde Capt. 7 Taylor; 1t.
j T Mcclure, 9Th Wis; Lieut.. j \ Linn
booker, 18th Iowa; Lieut.. JAS Smith, Dist
Mo-; LIT. 0 Sampson, 2lst Mo-; 1T. Stearnes,
21st Mo-; Col. d Moore, 21st Mo-; d M Ru-
pell, z NJ 21st Mo-; p Miller, 18th Iowa; J
? Johnson, 10th Iowa. Capt Heale, seth H.;
Oliver Bowen, 18th Mich; Capt Keys, 55th
H.; Lieut.. Col. Baldwin, S II Pcake, st.
Louis; Brig. Gen. Mitchell Capt A C Price,
18th Iowa Capt P r Bahme, 18th Iowa o
E Gridley, 9Th Mo-; r w Hall; B Il Pegram,
st. Louis r H McGill, St. Louis L NJ
Chester St. Louis Butler Bayd Jno Crane,
18th Wis; n Eddy, 18th H.; + A Mont
rose Lieut.. 2 i McGrath, 18th Wis; Aaron
Jones n II Kidd, 18th Ill. bat; DR. j S
Jewell, 14th Ill. bat; James r Founder, St.
Louis; DR.. A Zlley, 18th Wis; NJ Carter,
11th Mo; G ID Kendall, 11th Mo-; NJ Hurl-
but @ NJ seth H.; Capt. L Foster; Capt w
w Culbertson G White; Fred Brown.
CHAs. X. Rowe, Clerk.