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The New York herald., 1862-04-03
ASTROLOGY. A

ASTROLOGY.
A srouNDISG CURES AND DIvINATIoNs--IF IN
~ ~ heath or trouble, consult Madame CLIFFORD,
woman. No lv7 Dean street OF lloyt BROOKLYN.
Ss s. s yn sS aesi se" g. CENTS
meGiCal 81. By letter. enclosing hair. ~
4 sroNIsHING-MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
how s VIII is % an ali sa & ss' To sSSn es sna
your very thoughts or no Iay Lucky charms free Her
ofora,ion--s4 Ludlow street below Houston. Price IS
cents Gentlemen not admitted
BONA FIDE AsIRoLoGIsT, THAT EVERY ONE
"A can depend on. Nine WILSON, who tells tue object
your vit soon as yoa enter She tells the past pre-
srns @ SUCCESS out o. the mos, est periiaas ander;aEins
Bceiebrataa mage charms No is9 Allen street. between zen
hue. md gentlemen. 81 cents.
(,osA A. SEAMAN INDEPENDENT CLAIRyoYANr.
~ sease se s anSoa 80 s1ssesory to s Is
sary give ln.t'atons OF the astounding results She
c,ntnucsa, 2@ Division street
friends love- business md all affairs OF NE
iarr. Lslies 2s cents ssnis ~ cents.
MADAME RAY $50 SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR
M twenty seventh street surprises d. who visit her The
tells your thoughts, lucky numbers, losses Ladies,
aEADAME sIIAFrER-THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER.
~ ~ ma, 10 a ornsys sq No Us s.con Street be-
tween sv-nu. 9 and Union Market Ladies' asc. Gentle.
MADAME HENRI ONLY ONE WEEK LONGER
M During ths young ady's visit 10 this city she has
the intense sensation by her most singular and
truIhful revelaon Madame give strictly true nfor.
nation Business, Love, Losses &C. Gives good lux to
corner Leonard street, the clothing store
Name on door.
rrYE GREATEST WONDER IN TBB WORLD Is THE
i Young and accomplished Madame BY RON from Paris,
who consulted with the stricte-t confidence all
affairs NE; restores drunk and unfshul husbands;
mas a secret you beloved BY your hearts ideal and
separated Ladies' rs
dence 90 fhlrd avenue. about Twelfth street.
VINO WOULD NOT GO WHERE FORTUNE Isf-Go
w We see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro-
of ALL and cannet be exc.ed Can be
sute persoualy by letter. all affairs OF fe concern
Ing law Suits Journeys absent friends love- courtshp
rage wealth. who can reclaim drunken aud IN
faithful husbands Miss W. is the only person In this city
rood luck and all business affairs and guarantees for
is Delay consult this naturally gifted and beautiful
Young lady. Lucky numbers given. Highly respectable city
Can be at her residence l0 Sixth avenue,
opposite Eighth street.
A = SULLIVAN sTREET-MRs. ROEDER GIVES TRUE
II and wonderful Information all Affairs through life,
and riyes numbers for the lotteries She IL the only
true seer pamis in this city Remember her residence
as sullivan street.
1os z BowERY, NEAR BRooyE sTREEr-MADAME
100 wIDGER, Cairvoyant and gifted Spanish lady, I'M
wells OF fuury love marriage, abscntrends
sckness prescbcs medicines for all diseases tells mcky
numbers property lost or stolen. Ac
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

AN ANSWER TO THE QUESTION, WHAT ARE
rock only In California, cut and polished TO
real diamonds, which they equal In briancy, and from
hoh thew cannot be distinguished by the best judges On
exhibition and for 800 Broadway corner Of Duane
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D1AMoNDs, DIAMONDS, DIAMoNDs;.T@HE ., IS @ BEST BEST
cut California Diamonds Being cut by real diamond api
dares, the best Judges are deceived For sale only ~
+. .fHOMPsONs jewery store 2l broadway, three doors
above Canal street, e.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ANY GENTLEMAN WHO CAN COMMAND A HEAR
"A ing and disposed TO present the Secretary Of War
matter already approved an adopted by department
of the will be literally treated with Address aDcin
Ing interview, Washington (conndential) Herald odp
REyovAL.-UALLET. DAVIS CO.'S CELEBRATED
~ Pianos removed TO T. =. BERRY'S piano rooms
opposite the Metropolitan Hotel. New Pianos and Melo-
deons TO let, Great bargains in second hand Panos Pianos
tuned Pianos ut war prices T. 8. BERRY,
6s3 broadway opposite MetroI oliian Hotel.
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--ru REGIMENT IN. a. UNIFORM FOR sALE-.AT u
Ess sixteenth street complete and but little used; sire
6fes,e inches; ptios $lo
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tr SULLIVAN sTREET-MRs RoEDER GIVES TRUE
tO and wonderful information all affairs through life
and ryes lucky numbers for the lotteries She s the only
true seer and pamst this city Remember her residence
sullivan street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-03

A SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE FOR sALE-ON T4IH
IA most desirable block in Yorkvlle private
surrounded by good improvements nuiaancA OF
any kind and combining the advantages Of city couy
House 22xi2 with the modern Lot
den nicely laid out; ground may be had for Stale IL
desired. Inquire the premises, southeast corneA
Eishtyfourh street and First avenue j. r. SMITH,
No. Pine street. 4
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NEW NAxE-THE 1.-TWO sEvENs' WILL BE
A opened Saturday evening With cold COLLATION. FOR
call a. per advertisement n arsenw,ch 49,;
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WANTED-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, IA OR
,,, 10 vars Of age by private family, to help mind two
ntie chidren No wages but clothing kind treatment and
od home will be given. Apply In the morning to A.
TCKNBULL x CO., l6 and Is Centre Market
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RR00KLYN.-CLINTON AVENUE PROPERTY tOH
- sale or exchanged in parSx Lots, with first casz
House 4Ox4O with piazza; all conveniences garden
hlled with frt stable In the fronting vandsN
avenue This property will be sold cheap EXCHANGED In
part for small House in New York city. Apply
premises third house southwest from Myrtle
81 Spruce street. New York. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
1Dfice.

To Mrs. NJ. lie Claire and Mr.. q l.. Davenport,
Executors of the estate of A. Le Claire, Of
Dsvenper., Iowa. deceased:
NoU AND EACH OF YOU, As WELL AZ
i all whom il may concern, md especially all
parties desiring to take conyeyances from said
Executors for any property in the" Le Claire ke-
serve," in he city Of Le Claire, Iowa.
You and each of you hereby notifei no.
to make or take any coaveyances 81 any portion o.
said property. Any such conveyances will be
Contested as fraudulent. | refer parties to my
Equity Bill in the L. = District Court (South
ern Division Iowa, vs. A. lie Claire, l.. &. Dos
saint T. Cook. G.. B. Sargent, John F. Cook and
George l.. Davenport, il.d ,une lsh. ls6i; TO pa
pers and record in tho Scott County Disti,t
Cour, in Chancery, cage Of Antoine Ls Claire VS..
A. II. Davenport and others, filed May 18th, 1851
AMI 10 notice in Rec ,rd Book NJ, Of town mort
cages, page 353 or to mysel, at nv ofiise, o' or
Warren's book store. JAMES MAY.
Rock Island, H.. Dec. 10, 6,-dc ll-alAw2w.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

We are rejoiccd to observe that the
subject Of drafting in Iowa is being cx
tensivcly aired in this State. The fact is,
Iowa has already furnished more troops
in proportion to her population than any
other State in the Union, and should not
be required to send another man to the
battlefield until other States furnish their
quotas. We hope every paper IN the
State will take an interest IN the natteI,
and not suffer any such outrageous impo-
sition from the Government. We mean
to have the subject fully discussed, il
possib G, and We believe it is possible.
We clip the following from the kcokuk
Cute City. Read it carefully, fellow-cit-
izcns
1t is notorious fact that including the
forty-threc infantry regiments and six
cavalry regiments which have been raised
in tho State, and tho several thousand
men who have enlisted in regiments al.
ready in the field, that Iowa has furnish,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Mafkct..-.DaiIy Report.

OyFrcs or THE DKs. Ngws,
WelHcFlly Eve, Dec. 10.
Wheat Is easier. perk i frmer and ipf.
quito large. Barley IS scure aud declining. We
quote:
FLouw--s4 7odh?o. shi,,nea.s l.o bbls.
WHEAT SDMSJc for common grades and G561
70, for tho best. Receipts 2.630 hu. Shipments
J19 bu.
HARLEY C5m7Jc. Receipts 3p) bu.
Coss--.JN20c Receipts 300 bd.
Oars 2.m3lc Receipts $50 bu.
noGs- s250 as 90 live; dressed. ss.ood3 20.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

ed nearly if not quite 10000 troops. The
vote of this State at the last Presidential
election was about 100000. Can any
other State show the same proportion OF
volunteers to voters.
1t is further well known that Iowa has
furnished several thousand men more
than have been demanded BY the War
Department for now regiments-that Is
to say more than her quota. These sew.
cral Thousand volunteers the Governor
has organized into new regiments. IL is
generally understood that our Governor
and our Senators and Representatives
have allowed themselves to te used by
every ambitions would-be Colonel in so
Letting the War Department to allow
these military gcniu TO raise new rcg;
ments until the State has been literally
exhausted, her resources impaired, and
her industry affected.
Thousands Of dollars have been lost
by the farming community in almost
every county from the want Of the labor
ers to take care Of the crops. Notwith-
stand all this, the Governor seems TO take
sort Of delight III the contemplation Of
draft in Iowa, which shall further eX-
haust her resources, and bring rcproach
upon her honor, and has asked leave Of
the War Department to permit HIM 10
indulge in this luxury. We hardly know
what Messls Grimes, Harlan, and VIII
son may think of such procecdog,
whether they regard j. quite Just, we
We might say less than ontrageon or not.
The interests aud the honor Of other
States have been 70 kcd after and pro-
tectei by their dcputod guardians, and 10
State has been drafted which has fur
nished anywhere near the same proper
ton Of troops that Iowa had 10 her pop.
uation. ard IN some oi them nine
months volunteers have been received.
Ii there Is to be draft, let il lie fair,
and give every State AN equal show
ANYTHING les, than tins Is sim plc
outrage upon the rights of the State,
which it is 10 hc hoped onr keprcscn-
a,ves in Congress will resist if the Gov
ernor does not
Again. there are scyerai skeleton reg
imcn,s from Iowa in the field, which are
composed principally OF officers drawing
large paw Why not consolidate these
regiments aud appoint meritorious Off
GERS Of their number TO vacancies III
other regiments: Thus the regiments
could be filled up, the expense greatly
lcsscncd in proportion to the effective
force, and the state be saved the dis.
grace and injustice of a draft.
1t is true such course might not seem
as p0lte TO politician who should have
power TO make officers, il not TO unnake
them. II ellng oyer stare Senators and
probably thcy will be members of the
House, have friends, and they must be
looked after BY the powers that be and
, expect 10 be.
Bat the people see through all this,
and ucspise it from the bottom Of their
hearts, and all parties will unite III heap
ing odium upon any man, or set OF men,
who care more for themselves than the
State, and who would not raise hand
to protect her hoEor and avert her ruin
Toy,
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South.fn News
Nru Nouu

NEW YonK, Dee 10.
Adviccs from New Orleans report that
the rebels are preparing to attack our
gun-boats at Galveston with five heavily
amrd rIvcr Steamers tbcir sides covered
with cotton bales.
Abont 5000 troops intend coming
down under cover Of the nigh, and board
our gun boats.
Magrudcr has assumed command Of all
the rebel troops.
a New Orleans letter states that But
Ter has extended his coniiscation order to
the entire State OF Louisiana west Of the
Mississippi, except the parishes Of New
ORLEANS, ST. Leonard and plaqueminos.
The bark Mcnby, from New Orleans,
reports that on the 9TH, of llattcras, she
passed an expedition Of eight steamers,
steering South.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
From Cairo.

CAIHO, Dec. TO.
Gen. IIoscy and staff arrived at friars
Point Sunday morning. 1t was not
known " neither bis entire command has
returned. Two hundred negroes returned
with him. Twenty-Five Of them were
found in cancbrakc.
A reconnaissance had been made by
the gunboats Marmora and Signal, 20
miles up the Yazoo They discovered
battery, aud in returning they answered
to a flag Of truce on the shore by send
ing ont small boat, which was fired on,
and the officer in charge seriously
wounded. They report from five to six
feet Of water in the channel.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
LETTER FROM TIE TWENTIETH.
CAMP LYON, Missouri,
Dec. I'd, 1862.


For the last two weeks have been ~
ing in camp at this place with nothing
to vary the monotony of our life. We
are awakened every morning at day
light, and at about halfpast seven o'clock
We have our breakfast. AT nine o'clock
We 90 ont and drill till eleven at noon
dinner; at two we 90 ont again and drill
till four; at five retreat and roll call, and
then supper; at tattoo and roll call ; at
quarter to nine taps, and We 20 TO bed.
You will see from this how little there is
to write about, and you VIII not expcet
mauy letters SO long as this state Of com.
paratisc iieness continues, for | take II
that the most experienced correspondent
would find it difficult to write anything
which would be OF interest.
It is only to answer Your inquiries
about those Of our boys whom We left
sick at Fayetteville, and those whom at
different times we have sent 10 Spring
field that write to-day, and TO be in
wi h the last. we have now in hospital
at Sprinfeli Il men, as follows: Lieut..
Brooks, Corps. J. {. kinkaid and Wm;
Mclaughlin, prlyates ]. Is. Coons, !. J.
Bradley, VIM. +. Davis, L. NJ Gooden,
Samuel Jones' J. n Parker, Lee +. Hunt,
G. w. Alters and WIN. Coles. OF these
Hunt and Parker, it is expected, will be
discharged The others will soon be able
10 rejoin US. Capt. TORY received a le.-
ter from Davis last nignt, saving that
thev are all getting along we'll. This
can be depended upon.
As to the rest Of us, the health Of the
regiment is rapidly improving There IS
but ycry small number Of names on the
sick list now, and that number i, con
stantly growing smaller. SO YOU see that
the wctting which We got two weeks ago
didn't do us much damage.
| believe that have written YOU be-
fore that Neely, HUT, Hawlcy, Grant
and Granfcll were probably taken prison
ers. suppose there is no doubt Of it.
Now, the question is What then why
this. When we found lot OF sick rcb-
els at Fayetteville they were pa-oled, and
those who were able were sent home.
The others were et. in the hospital, under
promise not to serve again until cxchang-
ed. When the rebel, returned AMI found
some Of our boys there sick, they paroied
them. Those who were not able to be
moved were left in the hospital, under
parole, and three of them have since
found their way into our lines. Those
who were able to move were marched 20
Cane Hill, and it is certain that our boys
were among the number, so they must
have been recovering. They are probably
well now.
What next The prisoners who were
taken at Ncwtonia, were delivered over to
the Federal officers at Helena in about
four weeks after they were taken. ad-
wise the friends OF our boys to cast Their
eyes in the direction of Helena. They
will probably hear of them from that
place before long, but there is no Use OF
looking in this direction. We know
nothing more than have written. for
nv part don't think it a case to fret
over, any more than it is certainly not
pleasant to be taken prisoner.
Thomas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

DISBURSEMENTS TO Iowa TRooPT.-
Yesterday morning Major Coates Kinney. pay.
master U. :. srmy. aud Capt. Wm II Oi born.
sect etory. LEFT this city for II Loui--n.t be-
.auae there were no mure treups to be paid.
lot because the greco I.e.- vsro exhausted
rh-y cpme To I,4s about the nj Idle OF iaet
August. expecting TO pays regimsns. which
would take about three weeks, and thsn leave.
But il turned out that the resonrcss Of the
State 10 voluu. .ers was almost inexbnuetab e,
therefore their prolonged s'sy. "hev have
paid min stesn Regiments. from 10 70 &c AMI
RON 50 to 80 iuciusive. ei.o about 400 die.
hurged soldie,s and about 800 elk and
wounded soldiers in ,hs Keokuk hos 1itals. In
doing which they have used about 100000.
T.sse gentlemen have travelled the State in
al dirsctioD--hsve had rather pleasant
tine. ads friends everywhere they have
stopped. Thsy would have paid of the 4oth
regiment At Iowa City. but for the sssson
bovs stated. They LETT with about 5000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
NEw YoRK, Nov, 10,

4 letter from Coy. Hankshurt to the
Washington Republican says The re-
ported theft Of Washington's will is q
canard. The will is in safe hands in Cul-
pepper county, and will appear when the
war is over. lie is said to be q trust
worthy man.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

LouIsviLLE, Dec. 10.
The Nash, lie train arrived few min
u,cs behind time. All was quiet along
the road.
No news south Of Nashville.
The passenger train leaves for Nash
vile tomorrow morning AS usual. 1t
was suspended to-day only because roll
ing stock was wanted for transportation
oil troops
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
How it Happened:
WASHINGTON, Dec.

WAsnINaTON, Dec. 10.
J. Wesley Greene. who furnished to
the Chicago Times some reported peace
propositions from JEFF Davis to President
Lincoln, is an imposter. He came to
Washington to see President Lincoln,
who ascertained that there was no
grounds for this nonsenical statement.,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

The SCIcIDE NEsDICr.-The Coro-
ner'- jury in the case of Abbey ). Smith have
t.tu,ned their verdict. They find that de.
ceased came to her death from strychDine
iministered by her hand. They further
found that DIR. Parker was guilty OF the criu e.
II seduction, abduction and ceeertion. DR..
Parker was arrested and plfced under bou1s
to appear before Justice Blood next week.
We are informed that the most positive tee
tinony can be produced that the girl was not
.aduced or abducted by DR.. Parker. bat on
ths contrary. bore anything but GOOD char
acter in the section Of country In
which che resided before coming TO
Davenport. We earnestly hope tor the
AXE Of all concerned tho case may be we'll
sii,si AMI justice done to all parties Let our
citizens form opinions until the evidence IL
All produced.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
nK. gro. W. McCARN.

DuYS-CIhN AM SURGEON OFFICE
no. / Frankln Block, second floor. Brady st.,
between second and Third Davenport, Iowa
Or. tEo. W. McUAnS's residence, east side OF
Brady. second DO from corner OF 9th.
aac la
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
1Da.enDOTt lnnsheT m aTkct.
hEw PENNsYLyANlA HOUSE.

rOKNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA sTS.,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS I SoSs Pr rietors,
ries Omnibus 10 and from the oars. D.. % Ct
stages leaving for LsCairs, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Vita, Aaquoketa n Anam0ss.
Feee One DeisT per day. aus1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

NEM ohk, Dec. 10.
The stcrmer Eagle from Havana 9th,
with late advices from Mexico, arrived
here this evening.
he position Of the French at Vera
Cruz aud orl1aba il represented 10 b.
yer, critical, having 10 fodder for cattle,
and no fresh fool for troops, who suffer
from dyscnterv.
The force from .lalapa had been cut
III from supplies from Vera cruz by the
MeAirano retal,lng Pucric National,
part u which haal been DESTROYED.
The Mc>ieaha were actively foftifyng
nncbla and the city oi Mcyico and the
read between them. I hey announce
their determination 10 Hood the valley ty
opening The snircs and taking down the
walls oi the lake, rendering the city Of
", Nir rnro eible t. ~ reached, except
by turnpike, which will he defended
The new Captain General OF Cuba WA,
daily expected at Havana.
SIX OF the crew OF the rebel steamer
California, wrecked near Sizal, arrived ut
Havana.
The Cnn.boais peiorora aud Sonoria
with Admiral Wilkes, were mt Havana.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

ATTENTION, OFFicERs.--for choice
military Uniform, call at Cones. corner brady
and Second streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

No one can afford to overlook Whls.
le, erea, offer OF bargains. 10 these times
al! must study economy. DO so hy parohss-
ing Of whistler.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
The Killed and w OMMslel al the
goth Nesl. al Cane Hill.

A dispatch from the battle field of Cane Hin
gives the following lat Of casualties in the
Goth Rasinent, which took part in the late
battle At Cane Hill. Arkansa. Through the
efforts Of our Postmaster, Z. Ii. Eldridge. Eq.,
the operator At the farther station was induced
TO .end tho particulars as Government dis-
patch. II brings most hsartrsnd,ng inteli-
gence TO several of the citizens Of our city and
county.
Auoug those killed was lst Lieut. Harrison
Oliver. whosa parents reside here. lie was
young man Of great energy and military abili'
ty Early In the erring ot 1851 he enlisted in
. Massachusetts, regiment under the frat call.
went through that campaign. a. d came home
ard assisted In getting up another company
He was about - years Of aga. and an officer
of much promise.
sergssn, Brown Mites. con Of the Rrv. Mr.
M,ss, formerly Of this city. and sliIl Aresiien'
of this county, was alec killed.
Lieu, Ca,endlsh. aud several others. Of tina
county. are eevsrely wounded
The 2o,h was made ar entirely Of Scott and
Linn county men.--the latter coming oil with-
out any great loss. though the en,i,e reg lment
true to the Iowa grit, must have been in thc
thckest Of the hgh'.
Many families 10 this city we're bowel down
vita rorrow last night, AT the receipt oi tho
sad Intelligence
ElsaaRs Ark. Dee. 10th. 1852.
To Chas n. LAi,tdye. Darcnborf:
III. caruati.. oi IA. Tweutie,b (2ota) Iowa
Regiment are ns toIlows:
Major Thompson wounded slightly.
Company -one k,ied.
Company Il All .aie.
Company G-khed-L,. oiver. Wounded
" d. Mutray aud j. +. Jacobs seriously
L.u,. i.y,'e. slightly.
Company - : " onodad-A. Watson, W. A.
ksli, ana Joseph Forher. seriously DAVID
lsos.. slightly.
Company Ed NJ Sullivan. killed
Wounded- Lieut. Cav,ndish. III ee,ls. se.
riousy NJ Ronb,re, ] k..eler and ", sp~n~
cer. si,shllv.
Comran, --O.ear Parker and /. j. Rev.
nolas. ~uunJei terIsusly, W. Lewis and y.
E.liuu. riiRiily.
Company q G-k!led-SereeAnt Brown
| Mlts aud CORPORAL Csin-s Sergeant Ma'h
sw., wounded sev.rei, Lieut.. Sisrk oorpo,
rais iaitslson AID Murphy. aud Sctgeani
/ spear. slightly.
Cou pany II All safe.
Compans .-kiilsd--S = Woods. Wound
edo. Daniei.. s,2hLy.
Company kiiied-2i ..sarTt Ste,lo
Wounded : Corpora Wilmer ani privs,.
I knapp. eever,,, Lieut.. Stone. A. Mokeeu
and Avery slightly.
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