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New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
An AupcnI for Loyal southerncrs.

TIE undersigned take great satisfaction n recon
mending to the patriotic libeTay Of their fellow
citizens the important enterprise naugurated by Gen.
ID. X Boswell! in tie State Of Mississippi
Gen Boswell has adhered to the cause Of The
Union, in tie miGst Of treaehely and violence, will
unil nshing iirmness, having been driven from hi
home, despoed Of an ample fortune, Imprisoned by
the Rebels, and forced TO seek personal safety by
long and painful travel on foot through swamps aid
forests by night as well az day.
HIS fidelity to the Union Of our fathers having
been thus tested the President did not hesitate to
intrus: him with the organization Of brigade OF his
own loyal fellow.suterers in Mississippi.
These men whom lie thus purposes calling into the
service Of our country are, Ike himself refugees for
- conscience sake" Driven from their homes and
empoyments, they, too are penniless and almost
destitute of decent clothing. Nevertheless they are
willing to fight counting not their lives too dear TO
them 30 that their loved ones AZ home may once
more enjoy the protection Of their traditionary flag
But tins enterprise needs aid feow-ciiizens, out
Of your abundancy. Will you not give it
George w. Blunt, esq, Of this city, has kindly
consented to act as treasurer Of the fund which may
10 raised for the purpose above specified.
RUFUS T. ANDREWS, DAVID DUDLEY FIELD,
GEORGE w. BLUNT, PETER COOPER,
&. IA. MARSHALL. GEORGE OPDlhE,
Nee York, Oct. &, lsos.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
supposcd Retreat OF tho Rebel hrn,y-A
stand to be Made nj Grab Orchard.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday Oct. I, 1862.
Gen. Gilbert with his corps, is at Lebanon. II ia
supposed here by military that the whole Rebel
force is retreating TO Halls Gap, q few miles south
of Grab Orchard, where they intend to make stand.
The bridge at Shepherdsville will be completed
by Sunday. Nearly all the bridges between US and
the Rebels have been burned by them, and some
three weeks will elapse before they eau be recon-
structed.
The story of the capture by the Rebels near
Elzabethtown Of three companies Of Ohio Cavalry
last week is untrue. '+
. LOUISVILLE, Nirght
Lexington is mostly evacuated by the Rebes,
there being only 100 remaining. They took aud sent
to Camp Deck Robinson 1900 bbls. PORK from Che
nault d Co., packed on their own account, aud for
oil er parties, mostly Seeessionists
They also ;eok 900 0CO worth of jears ard nseys
from Oldham, Scott SS Co., which thsy have manr-
featured into clothing. The Rebels paid for these
goods in Confederate scrip unless owneIs refused 10
receive it, in which event 10 consideration was
given.
Trustworthy individuals from Lexington, who
have conversed with Rebel soldiers, are confident
that a battle must ensue before tue Rebels leave
Kentucky Rebel soldiers tell them they prefer
being killed or captured and pa,oled, rather than
march over the mountains again. This seems TO be
the conclusion Of the whole Rebel Army.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

NORFOLK, Monday, Oct. ., Io.f.
The following order has been iseued By Gen.
yiele: ,
koKFOLK Va, Oct o. lSlI.
No more pssses OF permits will be ifs1ed TO take
supplies IutO the coutry, except on IL ceiilhch'c
from the cerk Of tie market that the person apply
u1 for the hermit actually brought supplies 10 town.
s1pples win only be allowed Tor the family use Of
'The pickets and sentinels will be instructed not
to allow any person or vehicle TO pass out oi To
lines with the exception oi niarSet carts Or wagons
each containing but one person.
PhYGcans will be allowed TO pass on the same
co ditIons Is heretofore.
No person or vehicle, unless for market purposes
will come into the lines with this exception, that
should the person have come from distance, hay-
irguo knowledge Of this order, they will be Gl-
lowed TO pass in, and their names aud residences
reported al the headquarters, where instructions
will be given as 10 allowing them 10 return 10 their
homes. - ~ . q,
A wicket will be placed at the Marine Hospital
Immediately, and no boat allowed to land there WITH
or without pass
No heats. except lighters with wood or supplies
will be allowed TO pass the draw-bridge, going up
Until further orders the daily passenger boat will
no, return 10 Fortress Monroe, and 10 passes will
be given to 90 there by other Government vessels,
except return pashes Or to ohcers on duty or WIN
leave from Suffolk.
The ferry to Portsmouth will run every half hour
only during the day, unless more frequent use shall
be required Tor military purposes. ihese orders
will continue in force until more general good
faith is exhibited toward the Government. Unless
the attempts to violate the military laws necessarily
established here shall be discountenanced and sup
pressed by tho cuzens Themselves, they must blame
themselves alone for the consequences. All peTrons
are solemny warned against attempting to pass the
lines fer any purpose whatever without authority
Ignorance Of military law in this respect will not
hereafter be accepted excuse for IT'S violation
Iy order Of
Biz Gen EGDERT L. VIELE, Military Governor.
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Inhabitants out though actively served did us 10

inhabitants out though actively served did us no
harm.
Sp-.geon Avery reports twenty Of the enemy
Sliled.
Captains Thornton and Pennington, and the
officers and men Of their respective commands though
nearly exhausted by the march, two miles OF which
was over an open tresile work, in the heat OF the
day, behaved noby in the fight.
Cants. Pickering and Winter, after very rapid
march, for which they,are entitled to much credit,
came IN after we had left the village, covered our
rear and assisted in bringing in the wounded.
Iieuts. Martin, Allen. aud finegass, and Com
mander Buchanan, u. S. Navy, who accompanied
the exredition, rendered important services, aud
their psllantry during the action deserves special
meulon. l baye the Lonor 10 be, General,
Very fes tcthlly, yonr obd't sevt
GEORGE G. STRONG, Acting General
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
EcCent OF the Rebels M NcvtoEia.

ST. LOUIS Tuesaly Oct. :, ld.2
Dipa;cles received at Headquarters bring in
teliigeuce to the effect that on SGt0rday morning
Gen. Schoicld advanced upon tie Rebels at New
lonia Small town about iifty-foar niles South OF
Springfield and after Il two hours engagement the
Rebels broke and fed in all directions The force
Of the enemy is estimated at 1900 men. Our loss
is tTihing
Dispatches intercepted after tie fight acquainted
Gen ScLofc "a Of the Intention Of the enemy TO cor
contrate their whole force at a point twelve miles
distant from Ncwtonia, to which ron. ho was push.
ing rapidly, with the expectation of renewing tie
battle on Sunday.
No further particulars have been received.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
w. ro,s 400 Killed and loco Wounded.
1870 REBEL PRISONERS TAKEN.
rwuENsE CAPTURES OF ARMS.
Br,porARrrns or GrS. GRAE'


-. ,f,.,. fAe.oal H. W W,1IECR. General n Ch'ci.
CENTRAL: Gems. Ord and Hurlbut came upon the
sr,nv Yesterday, and Gen. Hurlbut having driven
in small bodies Of the Rebeis the day before after
sven hours haIi fighting, drove the enemy live
niles back scross the latchie, toward Corinh, cap
turnc two batteries about 800 prisoners, and MANY
sDall-arms
Immediately spprised Gen. Rosecrans Of these
facts, and directed him TO urge on tbe good work.
The following dispatch has just been received from
him:
To Na;or. Gen GRANT. CEEvALIA Oct. c, 1902
GENERAL; The enemy totally routed throwing every
tlinr away. We are following sharply.
w. ROSECRANS MsoT-General
Under previous instructions, Gen. Hurlbut is also
following.
Gen. Mcpherson is in the head of Gen. Rose
Grams column
The Rebel Gen. Martin is said TO be killed.
s. GRANT, Msjor.Gcn Com msnding.
CAIRO Tuesday, Oct :. 1862.
As We. we can only state the general results OF the
fighting at Corinth SkirmishiDg commenced on
Tuesday last and there has been more or loss light
inr every dsy since. The Rebel loss is about 500
killed and from l.500 to 800 wounded. We have
800 prisoners Of Corn,h and 800 on the Hatchie
River. and more constantly coming iu. We have
taken several thousand stand of arms thrown away
by the Rebels in their fight. They are mostly new
sud Of English make. Our less, IL Is believed, will
be 200 killed and 900 wounded. Many houses in
the town were badly battered by shot and shell.
On Sunday, Gen. Ord drove the enemy FIVE miles
over hills and through woods and valleys, the
Rebels taking advantage Of every wood for their in
iantry and every hill for their artillery. The fight
lasted seven hourf. Tie Rebel Gen. Rogers was
killed Gen. Oglosby has died Of bis wounds.
Cen Ord il slightly wounded. Prisoners taken say
ueir efectige force in the vicinity is G5OOO men.
This is probably an over-estimatei but il is certain
that they ou;numbered MS two to one.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

THE DRAFT. - Judgc-Advocate-G Anthon
has nearly completed all the arrangements necessary
for enfore lg the draft in this city and Brooklyn, and
feels ~ ared that by Friday night lie will be able to
see the termination Of his aborious task. The en-
rolment Office, No. 50 Broadway, hes assumed
new phase siucc Monday last, and ea5aal locker
into the place would declare il TO be q iirst-class
school for penmanship. The hustle Of the enrolling
officers, coming and going from morning to night,
has ceased and the remaining work Is now IN the
hands of the copyists and examiners. lie copy
ing. transferring, and examining has thus lar
rrovei the most difficult part of the work.
One hundred clerks are employed in copying the
hst-abont sixty thousand names and residences
being copied each day. Three copies Of the list are
being made, and the copying Of the third and last
set Of enrolmen, books is now in progress An idea
II tie ma. uiiudc of the work may he formed when
we state that one complete corrected list OF names
taken in this city occupied five days in copying
alone. The most expert copy lists average about OOo
names per day, including ages, residences, and re-
marks. The Brooklyn enrolment VIII also
be completed by the 10Th inst. General
Anthon has ordered the manufacture OF several
sets of tin boxes for The enrolment lists. Tho
lists Tor each ward will be put into separate
boxes, supplied with locks and properly marked.
In this manner one set will 10 filed in the Sheriff
Office one set sent to the statonhouses, and one de-
posted at Albany with the Adjutant-General. a
Commissioner will be appointed for each ward,
whose duty il will be 10 give audience TO persons
who claim exemption on the ground of physical disa-
bility or uor.citizensLip. The Commissioners will
he assfted in the performance of their du.
ties by Medical Inspectors, who will examine
into the alleged disquadGcations Of those who
nay claim 10 DO exempt On that ground.
From the names remaining upon the Lists after they
have passed through the hands Of tue Commissioners
the draft will 10 made, and those drawn will have
The privilege Of procuring substitute in FIVE days.
should they desire. Tho only fact bearing iIame-
diatey Oh the question Of draft which has yet been
developed is u notification to the State MedieM
Inspector, Dr. Thomson, from Gov. Morgan, thai ho
will be appointed an examiner Of drafted men. Inc
letter Of notification mentions incidentally th''' n''
surgeons will be appointed for this city--a h"noe.
sufficient " inspect 800 men day. On account "a
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
CAPTURE OK A REBEL WAGON
TRAIN.
a Noted Rebel Artillery Omcer's Entire
Wagon Trnin, Supplies Of NIL Kinds,
Two Pieces OF Ar'iiIcsy, srsaIi-Arin-,
and Fifty Prisoners Captured.

Bn7IsoRg. Tuesday Oct. :. Ig?
The AnericaB has received the following special
dispatch from Cumberland
Imboden, entire wsgon train, embracing supplies
Of oil kinds piecsa Of artillery, 100 small-afms,
and 20 prisoners were captured aud COL MeReynolds
is in pursuit Of him up the Great CscapoD River.
MOTH --ImboGe. /, , nOsd Rebel Artillery etbcsr-REP.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
No Io2 Madison 44reaae, Setc. Yo,k, Oct. {. 1901

For PoRT RTRorAL.-Brig.-G lien. Il. Ssxton, Military
Governor of the Department OF toe sonth, ssis to-
day for Port Royal. He returns with heal,h im-
proved, and with greatly extended powers in refer
euce to the employing OF negro men for Govern
meut service. The pablo may soon hear that the
back door OF tie Rebellion has been opened. The
Rev. Mr. French Of bis Staff accompanies him, with
the following teachers ana supeEiatendens: Mrs. Y.
u. Gage, Mrs and Miss Conant Misses Kellogg,
Carter, and Fooe, Mr.. and Mrs. MeCrea, :he Rev.
j. Kennedy, a. Norton, NJ. j. French, G. NJ. Wells,
T. n. Thompson, Mr.. McClue, and l.. NJ. Bingham.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

CoSSEcTIcUT TowN ELEcrIoSs.-AboutS 80 towns
in this State held their elections on Monday. ihe
returns show that the Union ticket in seven towns
was elected. In three towns anti-Union tieAe's
were elected, in three the Republican ticket ana IA
one, West Hartford the anti.Uni men noiinha'ea
good Republicans and they were all elected over
The Union ticket
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
FRON Tie ABiIY or TNE pOTONAC.
IMPORTANT GENERAL ORDER.
ThePresidentS Emancipation Proclamation
Gen. McClellan's Definition Of the Duty
of CHcers and Soldiers
THE PROCLAMATION MUST BE SUSTAINED.
HraperAErERs Amy oR 1rE PoroNAc.


GENERAL ORDER 20. l63.-'The attention OF the
ecers and ,odie OF The Amy Of the Potomac Il called TO
General Order No l39 War Department Sept, a. 1901? pub
fishing the amy the PIedens Proclamation sept I'D
proclamation Of such grave moment to the Nation of.
cy communicated the amy taods TO the General
mandng opportunity Of defining specifically to the officers
and soldiers under III, command the relation borne by all
persons in the military service Of the United States towar
the civil Authorities OF the Government
The Constitution condes the civil authorities legislation
judicial and exclusive. the power and duty Of making,
pounding and executing the Union laws. Armed forces
are raised and supported simply to sustain the civil
authorities aud be held IN strict subordnon thereto
in all respects This fndam sntsl rule OF political SYSTEM
is essential to tho security OF republican in,ii,uon snd
should be thoroughly understood and observed by every
der.
The principle upon which and the objects for which armies
shall be employed In suprressDg tie Rebellion uu'. be de-
terminsd and declared BY the civil authorities ard tho Chief
TIecuiiye who charged with the standardization of tie La
tona sHs IS the proper and oay source through which the
news and orders OF Tic Goyegpmcnt be made known TO
the armies the nation Dcuon by oihco aud he sol
ders eeni.g public determined ulon AID De
eared By the coyernarut when carried all beyond he
ordiaAy temperate all respeclf e1TTeon OF opinion,
tend greatly 10 mpaif ard tei'r0y tie diiclrln. and
Efficiency ofoor. BY s5.sl,uag tie 'ph o political isc
FOR that lf steady and sIPort Of The authority
Of the Government which is so best Gsy ftL. Ansli
soldier The remedy fer Tolsa errors any com
racd is be found only the action o. tie leslc s,Le
polls.
In thu, calling tho attention q his army 20 the true rsa
on between he soeisr. aid the Govcinmcn the General
Commanding merely ADVERT. evil against which ii ha'
been thought advisable during while history 10 guard tie
lsis. Of the R,pubi- and in dors he viii not be
,ilsTed by en- n.hinisded pcifon a. casting
any reflection uron loyalty sd coed conduct. which
Ia. been fully i'u',fsssd upon many battle
In Carrying a. Of public policy ;hi. amy Will
Of course b. guided by lhs q mercy ard Christianity
th., have controlled condac ioNadi The s,ieEie.e
BY oOninsnI Of Major Gen. hcClErtAs,
JAMES 4 HARDEE,
ri t..f - A
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
IRON FOETHEss MONROE.
ronrKr. moSEoF. Monday, Oct. 6, s6'


The transports Maple Leaf Thomas A. Margaine,
and Commodore, arrived al Fortress 10Y 'oe this
morning from Annapolis, loaded with soldiers, some
Of whom are returning from hospitals to their regi
meni. others are new recruits.
The flag Of truce boats expected here with Union
nrisoners IRON Richmond have not arrived.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

REMArSs or Mrs. GEN. Scorr.-The re.
mains of Mrs, Gen. Scott were delivered yester.
day from on board Of ship St. Charles, from Leg
horn, TO Mr.. Williams, the sexton of 81. Thomsss
Church who was appointed by Gen. Scott to super
int end the removal.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

ard Ilenty, Richmond is to-day suffering from scar
city and high prices, of the very articles generally
produced In the greatest abundance. At the same
time everything not produced within the limits of
Rebeldom is absolutely out of the question, except
with those who can pay the most fabulous prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
Troops Going 10 Ncwbern.

BOsTOs. Tuesday, Oct. :. 1862
The steamers Merrmac and Mississippi have been
chartered TO convey the 5th, Nth, and 10Th Reg-
ments to Eewbern. They will probably leave the
present week.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
New.Yorf.
, IRoysrDEs.-Col. Mark

TIE COLONEL OF TIE IRoysrDEs.--Col. Mark
Hoyt is announced 10 the new and permanent COM
mauding officer Of the Ironsides Regiment. : ais
eentleman's name was presented to Gov. Morgan By
the Committee Of the Young Mems Christian Assoc
ciatiOn, and tho request for bis appointment ~as
joined in by number Of our best citizens. Coz.
Hoyt is member Of the frU Of 10y iirothers, one
of our heayies; lestherdeang firms; he ia gentle
rlan Of wealth. culture, position religious character,
and OF tine personal presence. We arc assured that
he possesses all the necessary elements OF good
soldier and popular officer; while bic connections
are such to promise Aid to the enterprise TO which
he has devoted his energies.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
u..,.. weekly Bank Statement.

Bosros, Tuesday, Oct I, lSde.
The following are the fooiings OF our BanA state
ment for the past week:
,toek 30 f3l. zoe Dao fn other bks "a Sl zoe
snd discounts n Due 70 bsnks a. S0 700
susIe!........ 1891 CSC Dspssts. ....... tslssO0o
s,tlosWI
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

HELP OrFEgTD FROM ITALY.-Nr. Il. A.Witthaus
has received Letter from Italy, from which the fol-
lowing eXtrac; Is sent US:
MiLAy. Italy, Sept. IS, Ise3
desire you to read the following proposal with
patience ard you thiaE execution possible, favor
with On snawes:
hteI the eIocrsbe betrayal by which tie great GsOsd
csplred At Asiromone, all his young heroic followers
sopped in their career ard the incredible prosecutions
which Government exsciies toward them Pre- Dts them 10
.rat.on. 4 gross naEy tae cceys Aarc requested
a9 ts,p nth ldiers l~erea, "a orls, ,of9h,or
fie Union After minute and detsed inquiries
convinced hat collect foin four to thousand men,
commanded bytwo hundred good ocsrs snd oil Of them ye.
oan who leye eIpecscei service In aigns o. is4
20 sal 1890.
Can and viii the State OF New-York encage them WIZ
inquire about ;s Of bis EIceeney Goy. I. D. Nor
san They could al arrive r,-ey eq1irgec IN
NewYoff
Pleags sccep; hil. proposition, as testimony 81 the
love bear tho Uuion Republic OF Aneres AID lsi
consider myself ortrrse II nay profeced services
c.n,ed from this s.ondpoint.
In he hope be fsyorei with euswe have the
honor to subscribe, with the most profound fe'peci
Il, Colonel
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
..;,,, .r the city Of Washington.

sAypr HOOK. Tuesday, Oct. 81 n.
c,..r,sh;, civ OF Washington will be al q a. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

THE FASEUIL HALL MEETING.-Gen. Bnsteed.
who was invited to speak at the great meeting in
Boston, but Was detained at home by severe ilness,
sent the following letter by telegraph
IL a Erc,ler-y JOIN A ASDKkw Goreyror of Sass0ehu
se:f,. Boston, Mass, 20 The PTesiding cSr' # sse
meeting 90 BE- he'd at FGnsua Hall BosioH. Mass.
send from sick bed this apology and sincere re-
gre. my sbseace nom your meeting 'dy and L teu,-
meat which have the honor to request may erad az ssue
.,i,ute for my presence:
Massachusetts aud Loysty-Conyeriibe terms in the IAN
ruage Of American patriotism and duty Bunker Hill viii
never cast the shadow wckedy coveted and proey propa
eed BY the dealer in slave blood the soil in which
Webster sleeps be renquIshed TO the enemies OF Liberty
Iac cause fail. which tie cid Bay State allies hesolt
Vita sentiments Of respect yOus friend End servant
RICHARD BUSTEED.
A. 100 ALL. ...... V.,- y.,,t Oc, , 1860
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
Arrival OF the Saxonia.

SANDY HOOK, Oct. 8--l:i5. A. A.Nl
T,s steamer Saxonia will be up a. O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

ARRIVAL OF GEg. BARTow.-Gen. Barlow mr.
rived last evening by the New.Jersey Central Rail
road, accompanied by bis wife ana servant. lie was
wounded in the groin at the battle Of Antietam.
Col. Frank l.. Howe was on hand AZ the depot with
the ambulance attached to tie w-Eaglanc Rooms,
and accompanied the General 20 the Breyoort House.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

HIRING SUBsTTurEs AND THE DRLyr.--We
have been requested to answer the following oucs.
tion
a is drafted anil hres as substta,e-ssotbe, a, &.
called, and is crafted-A must answer to BIS name,
When s drafted, be owes the service Of man
to the Government. If ne pays that obligation by
hiring L substitute, the Government can have
no further demand upon him. When L who is sup
posed TO have already run the risk Of draft with A.
is in the service, lie is exempt from draft. II, how
ever, B had not been enrolled, and subjected TO the
hazard Of draft at the time be consented TO become
substitute for A, and is afterwards drafted, he will
owe the Government man, just as A did before be
tired substitute, but he being already in the SER
vice, cannot resign bis position ss a substitute;
neither can be without means hire substitute,
sequentiy the community and the Government
are both cheated by the trar saciion of hiring
substitutes before the draft is completed.
Viewing the question in this light, we see the Justice
of the Government in vetoing the brokerage in sub-
stitutes Such business not only dissourages en-
ismcnts, but prevents an equalization OF the hazard
aud defrauds the Government. No rnan should be
hired as substitute unless be is an ab,e-bodied ex-
enpr, rendered so by passing through the ordeal Of
draft or by previous service. We do not pretend
to speak anthorita.ively the sui ec 5u common
law Is common sense, we have glanced at the ques-
ton in that light. There is a difference, however,
between law and equity, Many things are lawful
that not just. 1t 10 not just that should dodge
draft by being in the drmy as substitute but the
law shields him while he serves in the army. 1t is
therefore lawful for B to remain as a substitute in
the army, but it is not just for him escare the
draft. He virtually receives bounty when ro
bountics are allowed, and the Governmen. loses
man by the transaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
sich and Wounded in the General Hos
pi.ai at Frederick.

The following is a report Of tho sick and wounded
in the L. s. a. General Hospital, Frederick, Nd
for the week ending Saturday, Oct. q, 1867:
Renai1Dg si asst report. ....'.......'..''o'1 A.,
Admitted during the weok.............s'' --o''
Returned 10 duty Ity...ss.s.ss.'s''''''''''''
Sent 10 other hospitals. .........s....'''...
Iischal,e ,ed lI0nI I4cTgice.........'.'.'s''' N,
.......,............... II 70
p.,,.,,i,. ......... 8l8
The names of those who died arc 10 follows:
w. A. Hamms. Il, ind, Cav. J. A. Leonard, A., . Ma;
J. 4. Ha,, l.. 9k.H. Monshan, ~ 80 ~ l.
Geo. Knk. Is. II Mich. John tady l., mei
M Murray, Il, ,GN Z. lhss. James T. psi
w A Tsisie H. IA Penn Thos. Sweeney. q. Del
JoserL brown C. / Mnn. VIM. Hss, y, 30 Ohio.
J. McQuode, l. 30 Penn. Geo. Gilbert, WIS
John suliyan d. 1 hin. VIM. Bnnson. T., - lad
Patrick Finong h. An Y. Chns Schayor. 1, IO7 Penn.
Geo. T.. Eragg, &, 7 Me. *. H. Smith. l., 20 Penn
Denl. Uufee, &, Del. Geo. Merlong: q, Md
Capt I. Y. Shsniey, ID. tSk !.
There were also eight Hvbels died,