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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-27

NOR sale privateIyIn CheSteelield county tract
l. Of land containing about LOO acres, about Is
acres cleared and in cultivation, and the NEST OF the
balance in original growth with fine lot Of forest
pine it has OH it spring Of most excellent water
near beautiful place for settlement, and about
fifty cords of pine wood already cut and seasoned
This land lies about eight miles from the city Of
Richmond and TIN miles from DreWry' IS Bluff, and
oac and half miles from the Petersburg Railroad,
near the road leading from Manchester to the Court
House, and III first rate neighborhcod. To aLy
one wishing To purchase the land will take pleasure
ib showing it, as live near u It,
All 17--al* ROBERT A CLARnEr
l,,pk SAi.E--A small and la all respects most de:
l. sirab!e Farm, IN New keut county, about twenty
five miles from Richmond. For terms and pertcu-
lars apply 10 tie Steward Of General Hospital No Il
corner Of Cary and 25th SITS. an 25--3t*
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By xanss VI 7ay,os, Awtsm,esr.

-
81 1snes " Tstytos, 4Ausse's<sr.
rIousx AND Lor !. g xsrsA ~ q lsoel,
II tesvesa adams and 1s0ossoA s0eeee, . 80
tin. will feii apsn TIA premises 90 Isssday,
e. 70 lsess.d !. sSose 1hs Soass sssiliss q
..a + e s.;ss e 3. s sss
alley. PUsssssion t. - hsd IN tan days aftsr day
81 . rs's a' JAS NJ TAYLOR, Aseee.
b. NVliamson & Co, A.d'ra, lSs Aeta stysef.
R0oKs, Paper, Music, Envelopes, &c, 81 auction
- We win sell on Friday, August 2sth, commencing
al 10 O'Clock NJ at ealcs- rooms, Main steel,
between 9th and 10th streets. miscellaneous co;iec
ton Of entertaining and useful works, comprising
Philosophy,
Magazines, bound
5000 pieces assorted music
,oa7 k've 'pss' W WIFI, N. co, Aue,s
b. Lancaster & Co, AMciioneeTs.
CROOKS at auction.-we will sell at auction, at our
- ONCE, on Wednesday 2d September, at II o'cik.
$1,000 North Carolina per CT. bonds
300 Va State stock
5000 Confederate convertible per cent bonds
5000 do per Ct. 100 M. issue
SO shares Bank Of Commonwealth stock
90 do Va Central railrovd stock
5 do Va and Tenn railroad stock
$1,000 Richmond aud York River railrtad per Ct
bonds
auM LANCASTER Il co, Aucts.
/ By Redwood & Phillips, .Aaet'Ts,
{53 Main street
WE will sell at store on Friday morning. at ten
w O'Clock
Feather beds, chairs, lounges
Safes, stoves
lot Of clothing, aud variety Of miscellaneous ar
ticles, watches, &C.
A large number Of dining tables.
REDWOOD l. PHILLIPS, Aucts,
au27 81 Main st.
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By Janaes N. 7sylc. r.. Auctiomeer

as. . s",e If valuable Farm Oh go
acres, gu tue WIZ Au,sburg turnpike and aois
i ~. ta;n".a, S>s Sea below Riehmona, and a'pa
~ sss 'ds - Poe and others pui ns
.. u'cfee a ..e Circuit Court Of the county " M
TO, praosy eed ON the LIST day Of May, 1855, u VS.
case II By les, &C, vs. Huffman, &c, VIII s =
a.ction Gu tho premises, on Thursday, .s 81. "a
Angus at IL O'Clock n, the valuable farm "s' ~
abov's and formerly Owned by the late 'au'ss
naJ a, decd. There 10 upon tho place eo''.' n.
a. ceiling, together with The usual OUT hoase ia
greater part of the land ia nov Ia cusisa1'n Az
:, remainder well wooded. Possession u y n.",.
the land will sc given In time TO seeu 'ne 'a
| ard full pos session ON Tire LIST a January oeN.
Tsgns One third cash and the balance =, que =.
two years, the purchaser 10 give h.S nesotvF ~
Tor the credit ayments, with Interest added r'a "a
day OF ssle aud the title 70 be feia'neu VI, a%
| purchase money shall be paid aud convey S, |,
rected by tie curt or tho Whole may NC ga
cash. il The purehsser prefers 10 do 80; r,,.,
| All II
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PERSONAL.

A CARD-Many envious persons, skulker"
~ from the eonscript officers and feather-bed
soldiers who have never done days duty in camp,
or seen a battle field until after the contest Was
over, but who wearing peacock uniforms, loaf
around Richmond, have seen fit to maligp me ard
my command in our absence. The towards would
not dare to breathe word against me In my Pre-
from those thay caInmniate. am q foldier-not
by eompu!aion, but by choice-and how have con-
Quoted my self soldier the following certificate
viii sho Major Hardin. whose name is attached to
IT, WAS in command OF the siisrpshcoters of foseys
brigade Ia the engagement referred to. With this
notice OF my detrsctors 1 leave them to the con-
tempt they 80 richly rerit.
&C CALLAN.
Commanding Winder Rangers,
MARYLAND Cuy.lry
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YyANTED-To buy good House, for family resi-
w ,lepce in the ,iprcr part OF the city, containing
about six or eight rooms. Address "Box 6l5"
A
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VNANTED--Two good Drummers, for company
w stationed at a post Inducements offered. Adj
.,r.ss C A DAVIDSON,
Capt co E, LIST Va Batt'n, Gordons lie, Va.
an 26--3t&
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HORSES, DC, FOR SALE


HORSE Buggy and Harness for sale.--A due saa-
IL aud harness horse, for genieness and endurance
mol exceled; warranted souud; lie is fine PAGER
Ger The saddle and Wouidsuit lady. Also, Il neat
top buggy and harness complete, latter aifios. el-
tifely hew. Apply at No - teari street.
au 2T-3teTh, S&M
aSOR sALE-A good saddle Horse, with Saddle,
r. Bride, and Blanket. Call On Jas LEwis,
Post-0hi.e Department, conner Of nth aud Bank
streets. an 2s-ts
a. OR Sale--A No Horse, suitable for cavalry or
r any other purpose. May be seen at Thos Tur-
uer's stable, corner oi Gary and I'D sis
su 26-it
a:.oR SALE--A magnificent bay stallion, 6 years
" td price 81 500. Apply Ut . Ms Office, corner
StE and Main SITS. -aa 2C--6ts
flsHcROUGHBRED Stallion sDon Juan" for sale
This ane race horse aud stallion will be sold at
Charlotte C. H., Va, the .7th OF September 1863
'Iun Juan" was foaed IN 1853; got by imp Glencoe,
dam Darkness by Wagonef. lie is biuoa Lsy, S
!eet iuches, and weighs lio0 ibs-is Kind in bar
ness and Under the Idle, and foal getter can
not be SURPASSED. TERus--Gash.
THOS WATKINS,
Ialentt r q, Charlotte co, Va.
au 2l--isi* For r Gns.s
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TOR SALE privately, desirable farm on the
T. Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail
road, miles from Richmond. II am requested TO
offer for sale privately the farm located as above,
containing 475 acres 600 cleared and the balance in
woads) The improvements consist Of dwelling
with rooms together with all the necessary out
houses, with two tobacco houses There is fine
young orchard OF choice fruit trees the Iar,a.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing good Farm conve-
nieut to Richmond, would find it to their advantage
10 examine the above. Possession given short time
after the purchase is made. Terms liberal.
JAMES TAYLOR,
All Ut AuCtonser and Real Estate Broker.
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aEf ANTED-T wish to purchase Immediately
w one horse Family Carriage, containing fur
seats, and the same to b. of the first quality For
susi, an one will pay liberal price. nIpy 70
en- oe-ots 234 Main street.
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T ARGE Farm at Savage Station, ON the York river
II Railroad seven miles below Richmond, tor sale
AT the request Of George Savage, Esq We offer for
sale the large aud valuable farm owned by him, To-
Gated as above containing 864 acres, plat Of which
can be seen at our Office. About half open land in
ine heart the balance 10 wood and timber. Some of
the open land lies on the Chickalomny, and is Of the
finest quality, admirably adapted to hay and other
crops. The main dwelling house was destroyed by
DIRE last year, but there ample other buildings for
the Of the place, all in good repair. There is on
the place excellent orchard Of choice fruits The
wood and timbered land is very valuable, and being
on the railroad affords easy, cheap and convenient
access TO market. 1t viii be sold in parcels tn suit
purchasers. Mr. Savage viii take pleasure in show
ing the land TO those who may cal 90 him.
an 2S-it GODDlS & A2PERSON.
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HOUSEHOLD a.sd Kachen Furniture for saie a, ~,
"A OIL win veil on Thursday h'cruing, Asss'
z7th commencing ~ 10 O'Clock, nj the corner u NJ
and AasshAi SIS, zap stairs , large and geEsss
sortmens q h0usshe1d and Kitchen furniture eoosA'
ing in part u
Psri0s and chamber furniture
Timing and kitchen furniture, &C
CHINA ana glassware, he.
auas Tw KEHSEE. AUD
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w ,,rira e., 80 NTPATE,
~, 81 .s eo" Cary street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TOR SALE PRIvATELY--An excellent Grass,
r Dairy, and Market Farm, lying ia the county OF
Her rico, ten miles from the city Of Richmond, aud
within three hundred yards OF Meadow Station De-
pot. on the York River Railroad, containing by an
old survey ESQ acre., of which it is supposed 100
are Chiekanominy and branch low grounds. The
residue is high lard There is an excelien. DWELL
ing house on the land. Persons wishing t, lock d.
the iend will Apply to Mr. II X DUyAL, at Dispa ten
Station, about one mile from tie land, who will
take pleasure in showing it. Possession given Ut
once au ZT-3t
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Hl VIII sslf, On 1hasyday ~ z1th a A,-..
" q orr wsfehsase. M 2 Mari s1r>s4
saenesEg - seics:k, large aad Desirable -.
Esal Of sessna6ls Goods, consEtinS IN pcrt y q
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IA; ANTED-Immedistely No l nano, 70
wv work at the mil inery trade ny tns dAv.--
One that can come ~ell recommended Will gets
god situation and good wages. Call Ut my Store
On Broad strset, tn d, ors below fizzinis ssio0a
an 26-3tS Miss Il SEdON.
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TWENTY Dollars Bounty.-A private bounty Of $40
l. is offered to all youths between the ages Of 10
and Is who enlist in D BURRS company, Mum
fords battalion for special and local defence OF the
city of Richmond. Apply at Mercer Hills, on 7th
street. between Main and Franklin. au 25--5ts
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.

IN. steamship Ario. c.gs1n ssaas. sui tssss s~soa
" -fB~~ssy TO- IAvsgys,i
re msgis for ssruss rfl ry-s - ,ss car Tssfav
Asssnsss, gaagss.g@sS 90 al hal ssA asso ga,
% ~ ~ raasosd
IN xsw Yo14 HssnD--g8hea fgs rgrss-wl 70
,sssy 81 eievsa cd T. sasfos Doftlns u ~Heysss
,bs .s~fl deas u sas .sveueois and 0pseaigos 4
lnsa ius.s sssf cLuisslos. q r. To l.fr.s tsss
RIA, 80 krsy = c~sssi sesss vsssts ssa y 50
ssvs~ssn - Gsssssi he 80 b. Rsas. iofesa 1bs "a
,ss, u,siff.fes from icsssna 81 y ts- r'-t~s -
as.~rsl Esass sn1 b. uasae Afuy. - -tssl spsan.
a lse yogsD~,ss v Geisfsi Hgtefass isTtes. ssa u
~ fssasti ossAoa = 81 hslss > 80 tssts-sss
ne "A sal NssA lftn ysaxo sas cs4wai fat sslt 49,
49,, sas fsyyta u ~ inFwtset srsne & 80 raaa
wek
IA ~ tssls - vraig~ss, reasg o. usHnF Pro
Csets.
fAnsga. TO-. - c.. q iss<sis " l train.
fsals.e 49, 'sosTe set~aug'ioss AL ssrf'tsg@eses
r. 10 a4w Y3ss Hes
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him udscs-poser But this species Of judgment Is not
that ice aud uulrsmmeci ~ Judgment winch
Agper lains aud Is essential 10 Judicial powor.
Nor aors tho fact that judges and courts are
covered issue the writ necessarily mako Il
judicial power, for there can be no doubt that
the performances o. clearly mlnitcral 10 itself
iecied tac perform ministerial act cannot
change tho nature 81 tn act viii remain tho same
A. constable had been solected. There "a
reason Tor dissenting from Tho laid down by
Che. Justce Kent Having thus come 70 the conclusion
that tho power OF tbs Recorder hsbeas n minis
teal. follows thai u docs cot to the CITY Judge
under the term judicial p0wes" Uloa Tho other qucs-
lion the commitment tho form sanctioned by Auihorl
" and " principle amply sufficient. Tho dlschsrgs
mus. be vacated and the roar remsnded the tempo
'rary commitment Justice Cerke's opinion will be pub
lished on tuesday
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Lees Army in Force Between
the RappahannOck and
the Rapidan Rivers.
The Cavalry Fight at the Fords
"a Of the Rappahannook.
The Rebels Driven from their POSI-
lions and Retreat.
THE STRATEGY or THE REBEL GENERAL,
HsADaUARrns. Army ov sas PoroxAc, /

HEADQUARTERS, Army ov saR PoroAAc,
&% August q. 1888.
General Bufords cavalry, artillery and supporting
infantry force yesterday crossed the Rappahannoc At the
railroad station Thence with his cavalry and artillery
DC proceeded towards Cupeppsr driving suavts cavalry
before him. Whom near Cupcppsr General Buford
ocun.ercd large rebel force OF Infantry and artillery,
and ocrce nght eDsued, lasting until dark whom he
withdrew 20 strong position east ef Brandy Satioo.
Ths loss both sides considerable This recounos-
ssuce ooanrms the concentration OF Lees forces near
Cupeppsr and indicated that hts present beadqnares
arc at stevenshug four miles southeast Cuipeppsr
The twentyains sutlsr wagons captured near Fairax
Thursday night By Mosby and his were recapsurs
with al thsir contents, Friday morning near AIDE By
the Second Massachusetts, cavalry. A skHmish ensucd
between the gueras and advance guard but on The
approach Of The main body Aosby ned closely pursued
by the cavalry Several Of II, enemy reported killed
and wounded but report has been yet received Of tbs
result OF the pursuit. This morning detachment Of
cavalry killed two and captured others or Mosbys
band near New Baltimore. and engaged 10 fsrrssng
ont others Yesterday and to-day tho weather has been
BY far tho hottest OF the season.
All quiet tonight
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mr. B. N. Carpenters Despatch.
CESrREviiIx. July u, 1853.
Inc Following order was issued this morning
GENERAL oRDExs-No. 8.
HEADQUARTERS, KrsGs DrvrmoH,
s CM xEynLx July 30. 1858.
BY direction Of the General Of the armies OF
The General commanding The department the following
order " published BY the General commanding this a.
Every ctixsn or rebel soldier in disguise against ho
tbere 10 sufficient evidence OF hts having committed de-
pvedations upon the railroads used BY the United
States government will arrested aud couued for pun.
tshment or put beyond tho lines.
The people within ten miles Of the Orange and Alsxan
drie Railroad are notified that they will be held responsi
bic 10 their persons and property for any injury done
the road trains depos or stations by citizens gueras
10 disguise and In OF any such injury they
will b. Impressed N lab0rers 10 repair all damages.
these should not prevent depredatous the
entire inhabitants Of the district country along thu
railroad viii BE- put across the lines and their property
taken for gsvsrumsui uses. BY command or
Brigndler General RUFUS KING
r. CHANDLER, Assistant Adiutant General. .s
Such order has boon long needed. The frequent
depredations committed BY gusras upon tho railroad
and telegraph lines have great and
IL this order should fail there remains bu. ono aerna
tveimmadiate execution Of every individual coovictei
OF such outrages. number OF men stll remain upon
their farms within lines, many OF whom suspected
OF these practices but yet sufficient evidence
been obtained Yesterdays number were arrested and
sent to Washington. Among them arc Godhef Delhi.
Alexander N Fisher, Thomas W. Hutchinson, Charles
Elias Grimsby and Hiram Brewer. Tho lat.
tar " renegade PennsyivaniaD who cmisraed 10 vir
gnia several years since and married into the Ford
ly for VIII chattcs be rtered principle went
mad with AZ the beginning the rebellion no
edsi the Fdiar County Nsrs and advocated secession
In violent terms since that time no has been cling
70 and fro N The vicinity q our army, aaordng all tho
aid and comfort 10 ths oucy w bis power aud persecu
ing loyal citizens, some Of whom were from his own
Stats.
Headquarters bescged daily BY females some seek
Ing food aud not ew ths means OF aiding the rebels
The latter however, meet with very Gene
raj King has instituted rigid measures Tor tho govern
nueut OF all such individuals and the opportunities for
bsnentng their southern friends ere now few and far
betw cen.
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Arr,va, OF al. s,ose.nip sspp,y.

Tho United states rlorcah,p supply. q. hehitchls.
Actlng Muster commanding from Zen .scols e,ghtssa
days, July "a arrived al tha port night July ~.
on Hateras United states steamer Uutei States and
STEAMER Creole, bound south
The following y ", % the officers u the supply
Acf,n1 haafsr Command ng-D u Mcaltohte
Arftpg NsstT and Esocsiirs OTcer-r. ke1nptoa
Aeting Naler--N0fnan Pcnheii
Enggns--J w. Batter. y II. Phpps
Ac,irg AsfiAdnt Pdyssaxer-J. J. Grliths
aching Asstsaia Srrpeon-G. l.. lily.
Acaae kaaer's Aat>s----John whlls, A. Rock J.
w Amy.
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End OF the Rebel Raid-Capsurs Of Rebel
Prisoners, Sc.
r M. CINCINNATI, August 2, 1888.
The rebels burned sixty wagons loaded with forage u
Stamford, KY, yesterday.
Colonel Sanders reports General Burnside having cap
tursd three hundred and nfty rebels ths Cumberland
river. including Colonel Ashby. The basncs Of thu
raiders rapidly rssreatins having abandoned their
punder at Irwin, KY
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THE LATE TROUBLES IN the CITY.


eauom OF Mayor Opdy9es
hAvoss ovvicr, Ssw yoaK, July 20. 1919.
i.Georss opiyke Mayor u the City Of New York. pnr
suant resolution tho Board Of Supervisors OF the
county OF New York. this day approved by mo do
by o1er reward OF Ave hundred dollars for tho arrest
aud convection OF the murderer murdeers tho late
Colonel H. Z. O'Brcn. OF tho james r. Brady regiment
Eleventh New York state Volunteers. WIN was killed
the IAN Instant whe assisting ths civil authorities 10
que the recent riot This amount 70 70 DO paid on tho
tiou convictions shall he had and la addition TO tho
reward offered behalf VI the Cty In my general pro-
clamation Of the 22d inst. GEORGE 0PDYKE, Mayor.
Matters Before the Police.
rHE DISTURBANCE IN WEST rwsSrY-HISrH srRxEr-
AN ALLE0RD LEADER ARRESTED.
John Corrsan arrested on Saturday night last by
ocor Irving the Twentieth precinct and brought be.
fore Justice Kelly OF the Jefferson Market Police Court
charged with having taken horse from Tho stable Of tho
Red Bird line Of stages, 10 Thirty nth strec between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues. on tho i4ih Of July
last II Ia asserted that tho prisoner then led a mob
through Eighth and Twenty ninth street and said
mob Afterwards attacked the dwelling house James
took place with tho military, when thu mob was fred
and driven into Ninth avenue. He was committed for
examination.
ARREST or A NAN CHARGED WITH vuRSisHINo TUE
RorE TO HANG THE NEGRO COSTELLO WITH.
0icer Taylor. OF the Twentieth precinct arrested
named Matthew scuxaok German sixty three
ago. who brought before Justice Kelly At the JET
fersou Market Police Court yesterday charged with
having beeu engaged In PROT In West Thirty second
street, between SIKH and Seventh the 18th
Of July last where the colorcd named Costello was
killed and hung 20 tree. II IL alleged that whom Cos
telo dead scuxack SAIL to the mob. I'm get ropo
hang him." and procured from stable In the vi
cnity, and threw u TO the mob, by whom Costello was
10 answer. Hermann D. Vessels, OF No. 1851 cnth
avenue, became hts boudsman for that amount.
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Ds.paseA u =. @. CA.p.a..

e wAsuiNufoNs august ~ l6o5
Ia very evident that Iec's army in force bcsw cen
the Rappahannock and Rapidsn rivers, and probably
moving eastward toward it, old positions around rrede
ricksburg Lee has, without doubt, BEEN strongly REIN
forced and will attempt to stay General Msade progress
upon that line.
smart nght occurred yesterday afternoon the ords
Of the Rappahannock below RapTahannock Station be.
tween Bufords and Gregg's divisions Of cavalry sup
ported BY Infantry ana tho advance OF the rebel army
under A. r. Hill.
Our cavalry crossed the river under heavy are and
drove the rebels from their positions aDd At night bivou.
acked upon the south side of the river Our loss was
small though tho advantage apparently with US In this
Affair.
remember that In all preceding campaigns General
Lees tactics have been no 70 make very obstinate re-
sisance to tho crossing Of the federal troops Il Is
possible that tho giving way the rebels but con.iuu
alton OF their plan Of campaign.
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Too q II Chase. seerciary q Tie ffeasury arrived IN
roston iEidsy evening on brief visit he sycui
Ir,aay uiaht al h&hsnt
General Il. n. karcy, t~her-sn Law o. General McCei
PAL, ca sayosnucal business.
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Sergeant W Davidson. Co III, 9Th Pennsylvania
"a. fiaegan, 20. &, I'd United s,slss - - M ~.
WIN Z. Halorsn. Co. d, ID Uuiled states
= Sler hauscr, Go. G, LIST United states
sergeant y scout. Co q, sth New YORK
rtw. =. !. Beicher, Co. 4. 5th United states.
Inn " kouke, Go X. 9th Pennsylvania
= nuhr. 20 y. LIST United States.
= = ktteredge. Co X, ID United states.
Snas. hounan, Co. A, lst United states.
1o1pofaik Towns. 90. q, LIST United stAles.
piMase Z. Farmer Co y, LIST United states.
Private hos r O. rove, o. ,,'1 q am New Yort.
Corporal a. 7. Bessels Co B. I'd south Carolina cavalry.
. =. Jonusoa Co. X. LIST United States.
r funimon, Go y, I'd Uuited States
ITVstc Israel MuIes. Co q, Bth New York.
Jas Hannon, Co. Nj, lTth Pennsyivania
bug'es inos Archibald. Co. X, LIST United States.
S pe,ys:s . John Ryan Go K 9th United states
Z u wheeler Go. l., ID United states.
Bugser ): Powers. Co ". Ist New York.
irivaIe Daniel Sheets. Co ID, I'd Now York.
VIM Fills, 60 X, 9th Unilsd States.
W Davis. Go. y 8th New YORK,
George sautcr, Co. NJ, ID United States.
hooers Cave Co. r. sIh Illinois
join DAILY. O. y, LIST United states
w. a. LAxrer, Co. N, 9Th United States.
bsiaran, Go, \. Second United States.
John King. Co. i, Filth Unted States.
Scrgeant u. b. SNYDER, Co. Y, SIKH Pennsytvania.
Corporal J. X Phillips, Co K. Ninth New York.
= wagner. Co A, Fist United Siates.
G. A. Carr, Co. 4. First United States.
Joseph Spi' K. Co B, Ninth New York
samuel leb ey, Co y. Second United States.
= nwsm. Ninth Now York artillery e
+ j. hickine, First United states cavalry.
7. L0ding, Second New York cavalry.
J. harrington second New York cavalry.
= boiarbo, First United States cavalry.
+. Ryun Second United States cavalry.
W. James. Ninth New York
John Cofneld, Ninth New York
3. L. 0arrison Eighth New York.
Z. Breees, Second United States.
JonnC. vangisoo, Eighth New York
Died on the way to hospital--
- barrttt, Co. ! First United states cavalry.
.. n. Morgan, Sixth PennusyivaniA.
mi U,{,o nj csss