The New York herald., 1863-11-19

with thcr rovevers cooked at their heads--that they
ws.e guerilla ana ~ ina, ney wore p,onsrs % They then
conveyed the prisoners Tor about three miles towards
Warrcuton Tho captain then said 20 Libby "You have
got = pair OF boots. while havo old ones 3d. on
the principle that exchange "a no robbery I'll take yours
aud give you mino."
within about milo ofths railroad. WHOM they sgain over
looking after your monoy-what have your" so they
searched them and found the sergeant thirty dollars
and eigh dollars with Libby Anor casing thom OF tbo'r
money, horses and letters they vory politely dismissed
thon
Mr.. J. II. Trembiy's Despa tches.
IH CAxr. Nov, 10, 1865
RECENT s1RUGots
pertioe OF this corps 10 doing railroad duty, and
IL cncampcd the ground OF last Saturday, conflict.
Although has beon reported osses in that 0ght
wore light compared with the magnitude Of the
accomplished and tho punishment loss OF enemy
thero yet abundant traces OF the terrible struggle 10
be every hand count iD group thirty.two
graves all from tho Sixth Maine regiment, right 10 the
rebe works. and ut tner strongest point aod two from
tho ssms regiment in another place. hooy others cluster
around from deroot regiments. those from Zach belns
generally BY themselves together. rough bosrd. hast
y marked With the name. company and regiment Of tho
dead soldier. Usually marks she spot whore
Ho lays iike soldier taking bic rcss,
In the gravc whore his comrades have laid him
Riding oyer the ground On Sunday, I saw now made
smbed in and COVERED the bloody s,rcschsr fragments
OF clothing and other evidences Of bate dreadful work
as ns. es s %
last traces a away rho dead boryss have oil beso
buried making little msunds al over the os'd otb:r
In detail now. II looks little like the same place We
camped on here " August
Ths sKtesath Maine received one stand of coors on
Thursday last, from the Merchants Exchange d Fort
lana public asmonstratoa expected but ~ The
coofs the head OF tbs regiment the next day
battalion dr u 10 presumed that IL has beeo omitted for
some reason.
Aaxv PoroxAc. Nov. II. 1sss.
General Meredith. having recovered from hs injuries
M 0sttysbarg resumed command OF The First division of
che Fs oors yesterday, end 0sasrs ousiss sssurns 70
hs brigade.
intelligence hes been received Of the iiosss 10 LIBBY
prsoo OF Colonel James NJ Sandsrson. Ccmmsary of the
First corps His gcoiai. socia qualities. and h very
agrsesbls business intsrcourss have won him many
friends. and much soiicituds u exprsssei for bis
Among tho receut deaths In the First oorr- Josiah
Harrington One Hundred and Forty seventh New forf
sss and Charles Lookins. Nioctieth Psonsyvania Vol
unteers.
Mr.. william Yoang's Dispatches.
Army PoroxAo. Nov. 8, 1893.
uSIoy FAMILY
by tho Of Mills into lines With Fitzpatrick.
20 refugees from shcir homo HARDWOOD Church M
NILS beeu hunted Tor ny rebs, ccnscrpt onccrs and
rebel soidisry, who threatened 70 hang him Tor his
attachment 70 tho Union, and be has hitherto sought
safety In ths forests.
Dssuruuos-RxmL raoo~s.
There great desttutioo among the citizens Of that
seoiion ~ well - among the rsbs, cavalry whom the
Nils family saw.
No other robe, troops wers discovered sooat there
than tho three hundred cavalry which Cussrs brigade
drove across the river.
GueriiAs inist the whole country betwesn HARDWOOD
and wsrrentoo Junction, and tbs outskirts Of the
Qaartsrmatsr Sage, o the Sixth Pennsylvania cavalry
WAS shot yesterday and killed by gusriias between
Adja,ant Brooks, Of tho sixth Wisconsin, infantry was
captured yesterday .bou. three miles from cais,,'s
Station, Station, and % inside {" our picket ''Ds'' ,hs,, y.
nambsr 10 : house whore ,hs sirln Wisconsin bad
guard, and permitted AdIutant Brooks 70 address .
TO bis colooo " be delivered 70 him By tho guard
10 cossdsraoa Of the tina, be protecting the
propsvty Of ciussn tho rebs told the guard be should
not mako him prisoner - long - b did nos uosss
There arc o,hsr reports Of susrl. captures. among
sSsm tSsIa '' b., i nssds oounrna;ion. O. -
CnAx0w.
rss ssco;a xains es!sssy has ossa ssss w.soas'ss
The Firs, New Yosk artillery.
sUrLxno-eoaAon
70 tbs Point day by raroAdths 1si that hsy0
sent 70 The army since u fslf back from psa.rV.
.,.,yss'ss a 8. amy ss.as | lio INC s,s, v1rsas
cseditsoa.
Aaxr 90 mx Y5IoxAc, Nov, IL, 1893.
pvsss sroaM
One Of ths heaviest tsmpsss kn1~ passed oyes
the army this svssins cos.inuins from eix v osti
O'Clock, with heavy rain Tho battery u tho sssrrsgh
station a. Manassas wAs knocked ibto sis5er By ihs
nshtaing
rrssArxSxD ,Axns n rs soun1.
T~~u A.~w. .na
have last come through the Iass. rney state that hs
real dsstitution threatened famiss 10 Dxs rhsy
sana and state tha, he commands 10 person. his bead
quarters being tbs south bank Of tho RspdAo.
xsn~L eruuLLss AND psrxsrrxs
On the ROAD from erovs Church 10 horsviils, list
night, private OF ,bs fifteenth Pcnnsyivash cavalry
killed, another .ashty wounded and sr o tbs
sccond Pennsyivsnia we're captured BY gooriss. hght
before laxt thres soerss msds boash house nsar hs
road, and, watching fos small sluaia o our men,
had captured three and s1ccosfsf Ia gsiinr oT Yin
them whom eight " soldiers scooy~d the gu0fis
had reeaptwsi their prisoners, brnssx bsn a. 40
/ camp.
Issi nIxot ,ro res.l sod'.rl wsr. asss osr var,s.
Ton by somo offoonsl TayDrs bfg.ie They rsfe s,si
ing t6sr amiiss ~ ths iins. Ous oi them sad bs rr
tired tho service Aad thai hs family aJrsr ipf
tod, aad bo ~ogf rather remain 70 or L5ss ialn g.
b.cx
AZ asc oeloox tbs evening al . a.ls, b.t gsry sst
ARzr % rrr Pcross7, Nov MAN
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