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Times Dispatch. |
stoneman' Station, Va, April Q

Stoneman's Station, Va, April rs.
On Thursday morning an expedition,
consisting of regiments, the l4th Brook.
Ign and 18th Ind, under Col. Morril OF
Gath Mich, reached Fort Conway, and al
daylight launched several rontoons, cross.
ed the river and seized the town of Front
Royal, which was occupied by body Of
the enemy's cavalry numbering not over
300. The cavalry was speedily dispersed
and 20 or more of them captured, num-
Der OF army wagons We're captured and
burned, and several horses and mules
brought away.
Our forces held the tasn aa hear er
more after A heavy body Of the enemy's
cavalry with artillery appeared, ard our
men safely retired 10 this side of the riv-
er, aud on Thursday night were again
back in camp without loss.
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WHEREAS, by the act of Congress ap-
proved the Slst day of December last,
the State Of West Virginia was declared
to be one Of the United States OF Ame rica
and was admitted into the Union on an
equal footing with the original States in
all respects Whatever, upon the condition
that certain changes should be duly made
10 the proposed constitution for that
State,
And whereas proof of q compliance with
that condition. as required by the second
section of The act aforesaid, has been sub
mitted to me !:
Now. therefore, be il known, that l,
ABRAHAM LINcoLH, President Of the Uni
ted States, do hereby, in pursuance Of tho
act Of Congress aforesaid, declare and pro-
claim that the said act shall take effect
and be in force from and after sixty days
from the date thereof
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the Uni
ted States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this
twentieth day Of April. in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight
t.. 81 hundred and sixty-three, and Of
the independence Of the United
States the eighty-seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
WILLIAM I'll. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
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Cairo. Anril PC.

cairo, April 90.
Late intelligence from Cape Girardeau
represent several steamers loaded with
stores for removal to the Illinois side. in
consequence of the near approach of the
enemy. 1900 rebels have driven in our
plckets and approached the city. The
Union land force and gun boats can
drive any troops the enemy may have in
that vicinity. Firing was heard to day
20 miles distant; it ceased at 6 D. NJ
tits supposed the gunboals were Smelling
the woods.
Gen. Asboth issued an order for the
arrest of rebel sympathizers in his divi
sion, authorizing officers to shoo. any
man who may interfere with chem in the
discharge of duty in arres,ing deserters
At Memphis skirmi.hing Is going on.
The rebels are retreatng. A number of
prisoners have been taken.
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Fairfax C.. H.. April &c.

Jas. 4. Williams, of Illinois, returning
from visit to Loadou county brings in
telligence of Harvey Sherman, captured
recently at Drainsville. Williams met
Sherman on Friday. the 18th, tie day
after he was reported hung, at house
three miles from Leesturg, towards Mid.
dleburg. tie was undc> guard Of three
men, and stopped thsre for breakfast. He
was in the best spirits.
Gen. Stahl is untiring in his efforts to
capture the whole gang.
Reports state that Nosby's command
Is lowering about this place.
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New York. Anril %.

A dispatch from Memphis 23d says sir
transports have recently successfully run
the blockade. They are the ! grcss, An
gfo Saxon, Empire CITY, Moderator,
Cheesman and Harrison. The captains
are not known.
The freestone and Ad Hine have taken
double deck fatboats through the Duck
port Canal. These boats are capable O,
carrying 1000 men each.
Transports now run by Wsrrenton with.
out difficulty. the batteries being siItnced
Gen. Banks army is at Point Coupe,
on the south bank of Red River and op.
posite BAYOU Sara.
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Steamer Potomac from New Orleans
l4th arrived tonight News unimpor.
tant.
Capt. Fuller, Of ram Queen OF the
West, and 1870 other rebel prisoners, in.
GLIDING seven commissioned officers, ar
rived at New Orleans on 10Th.
A dispatch Of the 10Th, copied from the
Era. says the rebel gnn boat Hunt was dcs.
troyed and three transports also. Our
army marched an New Iberia this morn
ing, and intends pushing on.
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st. Louis, April ST.

A dispatch from Col. Pomeroy dated
Cape Girardeau, 10Th, a. m. says the enc
my is moving off fast, and Gen. Mcneil
was starting in pursuit No doub. GEM
Yandeyer will strike item to-day,
A dispatch from General Mcneil, two
hours later, says Gen. Vsndever attacsed
the enemy last night, taking large mum
Der OF PRISONERS, horses arms, &c. Gen.
Mcneil says | am in pursuit of the enemy
who is retrea,ing towards Bloomfield.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
THE FRENCH REFUSED.
AKD7HER ELEET PASSES
WcKSBURc.
New ork, hpril IS

New York, April Is
Steamer Fulton from New Orleans via
Key Nest, 10Th, has arrived here. The
Era OF the 10th gives an account of late
military movements.
On the night of the 18th Gen. Banks
had reached Vermillionville, after a
hard fight at Vermillion Bay, where the
rebels had posted batteries and infantry.
but were driven back with considerable
loss on both sides.
A letter in the Era, dated on the field
above New Iberia, 18th, states General
hmbsli, with the 55th Massachusetts,
hrst entered the rebel works at Bethel
Place on the morning Of the &th, plant
ing our flag on the rampant. General
WeitzeIl's division followed, succeeded by
the whole line. The rebels left their nn.
merous dead unburied, and evidences
were plentyof bloody work in their ranks.
Large stores of ammunition, some Enfield
rifles and other arms were captured.
Our army then marched through Pat
tersonvllle. diminishing continually, and
reached Franklin on the 18th. Prior 10
Thursday night some thousand prisoners
had been brought into Franklin. whole
companies ofrebels being captured at one
time.
at fHnkIn the steamboat Ironic was
captured with three officers of the late
gunboat Diana on board, thus RESTORING
them 10 our service.
Inc rebels also destroyed ten steam
poats to prevent their falling into our
hands and two large gunboais. and the
DIANA included. In the destruction of
these boats were immense stores NJ nro-
VISIONS and ammunition. 1t was expected
Banks would capture planses on the 18Th
and occupy it.
Inc expedition Of Gen. Grover has
been eminen1ly successful, and in a hattie
WIN The rebels at Irish Bend, the 18Th
CONNECTICUT charged the rebel lines and
oa,efles' supported by the Goth Maine,
so'h Connecticut, 18th Maine and slst
new ork, and defeated them. leaving a
SIX nag aud other trophies in our hands
ne rebel force consisted of two regiments
A 'Htse patlerleB, including
Inc famous Pelican and Simms' batteries
he Tnoie rebel force at Bethel Place
ano ifish Bend numbered some 10. 600
posted IN highly advantageous positions
under command of Gen. Dick TAYLOR.
son OF the late Secretary Taylor. Impor'
Ant captures of horses, mules and beef
cattle C.. to the number of 900 we're made
NC celebrated salt mine, or salt lick wa.
cpsarsa and the rebel works destroy ed.
Inc rebel soldiers were no, 10th to be
captured, aud over $50 are in our hands
ano more being taken. An abandon ed
,eoei iron foundry was found near New
.pe n containing quantity of shot and
Our fleet has destroyed the rebel forti.
heatlon at Bate La Rose, an important
point.
ne prospects are that the rebels will
all captured. "' 'o1n'is 81
r, our uoops are in splendid condition
The wounded in the late battle have near.
Y al reached New Orleans numbering
AS All were doing we'll.
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Special to Tribune I
Washington. April

Washington, April &c.
Official dispatches received to-day from
commsndefs-of the navy and army before
NicEsburg announce another fleet success
fully passed the rebel batteries and Joined
that which messed through week ago.
500 shots w,le ii,ed q, ihcn and almost
every vessel was BIZ, la, no gunboat was
injured, and only one transport was sunk.
The Larres loaded with coal, of which
there were quite number. safely reach
ed their destinations.
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St I.niiis Anrii O.

St. Louis, April q.
A special dispatch 70 the Democrat of
this city from PAtten, in Bolder Co., da-
ted Goth, says that Msrmaduke with three
thousand men and six pieces artillery left
here last night on the Cape Girardeau
road. He has stripped this section Of
everything movable. robbing Unionists
and secessionists alike. His train con-
sists OF one hundred and City wagons.
loaded with plumber.
Cannonsding is now heard 10 the d.
rection Of Cape 0irardeau. If he remains
there he will be annihilated by the com.
mand under Gen. Vsndever. If he re-
treats in southeasterly direction he will
be hotly pursued by our forces. We have
already taken number of prisoners.
stragglers from his army.
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Fortress Monroe Apr;l o.

!. is reported from Havana that ADM.
t f Wilkes has been arrested and parole
.or hrlng into Spanish steamer. slsa
saa' Admiral Milne has ordered the ar.
~, h;s,, o. Wilkes for being with the Wander.
S.;s s crew engaged in the Peterhoff af-
nc :. Is % peh Nc the Yankees are adyanc-
Ia "a q iO ny Springs from Corinth.
arrived ~ niHs, Oh Columbia, s. c., has
m.ah; from abroad, bringing with him
Tor other purposes. N 'Aias ano
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New York, April 27.

ave" iork, Aprii II.
The Herald says: From Mexico we
are in receipt of official accounts up TO
Sist of March inclusive, which throw
quite different aspect on The state of af-
fairs there. From these it would appear
that instead of the Mexicans having suf-
fered defeat. as published through French
sources, they have invariably repuised
their asssilants before Puebla, and that
tbs city still battles French military skill
and valor. Not being in rec eipt Of any.
thing positive through French channels
since The 18TH, leads US to the superstition
that the Mexinans have as yet Lee !, sue
cessful in their defence of Pueb!a. and
that the French are As far from its ca pturs
as when they first invested it.
From the New Orleans Era Of the 18th
We are indebted to Kinney, U. S. Vice.
Consul at Monterey, for the following:
U. s. Consul, Monterey, April 5.
To Editor Of Era:
The Government express arrived here
last night, bringing news from Puebla of
the repulse OF the French forces after
three days fighting. l send you a bulle.
tin extra, which contains Official dispatch
es As this goes by special express to
Matamoras, l have no time to make YOU
any translations. The news is generally
credited and is undoubtedly true in man.
lSigned,1 M. M. KINNEY,
US Vice Consul.
The Tribune has official news from
Mexico to April LIST. The reported loss
OF Col. Pearce's battery and 500 men. bv
the French, is untrue.
News brought via San Francisco il
mainly correct. The French suffered
several rspulses at Puebla, but finally
compelled the Mexicans to abandon Fort
San Janicer. bu, not till they removed all
artillery aud ammunition to a place of
safety. Nothing favorable to the French
reached Vera Cruz.
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Correspondence f,oR Key West by the
Fulton, is to the 2ist. There were in
port about thirty prize vessels whose ca
ses we're yet to be disposed fI,y the court,
and almost every day had added to their
number.
The gunboat Sagimore, during cruise
mp the west coast, had destroyed Two
blockade runners loaded with cotton and
grain,a Bayport, after sharp contest with
the rebels
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Si.Louis. ADril e.

Gen. Curtis has issued an order of sim.
liar purport to that Of Gen. Burnside, but
far more elaborate in definition Of the Of
lenses enuWcnted, quoting copiousiv
from the highest military authorities and
articles Of war. Ali officers Of this Ds-
partment arc strictly snjoinsd TO carry
ont the psoviaious Of the order.
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Washington, April 81.
The latest intelligence received here il
up to yesterday noon, when all was quiet
on the Nansemond above and below Suf-
folk.
Refugees report the recent attack on
Suffolk was in the character of grand
foraging expedition.
There is the best understanding be-
tween our land and naval forces in that
direction.
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Headq''rs 9Th Army Corps,
Baltimore, April &c.

The enemy has increased his force
along the heights back of Fredericksburg
and strengthened his picke,s. Camps
are more numerous and their troops can
be seen drilling at almost all hours of the
day No intelligence of Importance has
been received from The other side of late.
Affairs remain quiet on the upper Kappa
hammock, though squads of rebel cavalry
still rrowl al.ue tie lines.
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Washington, April OF.

- PIT TT
A special to Post says the rumor that
Mr.. Chase will shortly put loan of ten
year bonds upon the market is wholly
without foundation. Neither is it true
that an agent of Mr.. Chase's abroad is
authorized to accept loan Of 800, OOO,-
600.
The weather continues fine and the
roads will soon be in excellent condition
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New York Anril os

A Washington dispatch of the 18th
says MIR. Addison has been removed to-
day from the chief clerkship of the Ad-
jutant Generals Office.
A hre this p. m. did considerable dam.
age TO the mailing department of the N.
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Nashville. April q

NASHVILLE, April n.
A part of Green Clay Smith . brigade.
consisting of eco cavalry, assisted by
Col. Watkins Of the 9th KY. i, is reported
this morning made dash on the rebel
camp of the LIST Texas Legion, . miles
south of Frankling, in Charles Greek
Pike, captured l28 rebels, including 8
Captains, 5 Lieutenants, and the same
number OF horses, SO mules, ambulances
loaded with medical stores, and burned
) wagons. Col. Brooks, commanding
the rebel camp, was captured but subse.
quently escaped.
The rebels formed part of Gen. Whit
fields brigade. Five rebels were mortal
ly wounded. There were no casualties
on orr side. The prisoners arrived here
tonight.
$500 citizens, male and female, have
taken the oath aud given bond to Gen.
Mitchell.
A startling rumor ID curren. tonight
that Gen. Bragg was shot and killed be
Gen. Breckenridge At TullAhoma ysster-
day.
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New York, April 2T.

The prize steamer St John from Port
Royal Esd, arrived this evening. She
was captured on the LIST instant, by the
steamer Stetllne, of Cape Roman. She
is bound to Boston after coaling.
The British prize brig Milo arrived
from saganaw, reports on the eth, while
on the passage from Havana to Saginaw,
was boarded by an officer from steamer
supposed to be the Alabams, who after
examining the briggs papers allowed them
to proceed,
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Chicago, April 81
re .
Especial to Tribuns.l
CAIRO, Anril De IL

IT. P'a -o.-lI p. M.
az &c suaaer ). L. Hiatt arrived at q
:. ? , : u having lief. Cape Girardeau
a. p. IN. She reports that : ellie
between the federals and the snsm. =.
Cured about IL this emy o0-
continued two hours when H. sA1ng
repulsed. She brings no ns,,;s..i. vas
The women and children were taken Ave
miles up the river and put on the IIl;no,,
aide. no''
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TT. Monroe. Anil o.

Tt' MUHrOu, hprII 20.
Steamer G. w. Thomas arrived this
morning from North Edisto Island, S. C.
STE left there last Thursday, at which
time eur monitors WIZ MI wing off that
place, and Cur force ,,ocpged the Island.
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Bank statement shows a decrease in
loans of sl,s46,5o0; Specie. s4l3,3il;
decrease in circulation, S494, 6o9; in
crease in deposits, S3,74l 1853.
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Especial to w orid.1
Wash;pr,np ALL

Washington, April u.
Secretary Seward, accompanied by sew
eral for ign Ministers, left to- day for
visit to Fort Monroe and other points Of
interest
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Fort Monro, Anil o5

Rumors reached here that our pickets
were driven in on tie Nansemond this
morning. There we're indications of more
sklrmishing in that direction.
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Pittsburg. April 26

The ST. James Episcopal Church took
IRE curing the morning service, from .
detective due and was nearly DESTROYED
Ihe congregation, got out safeIy.
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stock Market.
New York, April n.
btosks-Active and higher, closing weak
Aessy-sD7 per cost.
Sterling kxchangs-Duii. ITO for specie.
Oeld--l63t.
New Treasury 3-io--Ioe.
o. 8. year certificate, nss, ~.
U. .. ~. ~ coupons. los.
u.s.ss ~. rss'd. io6ks do coupons. ios.
U. 8. 81, u, registered, Ia5t.
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Commercial.
lsY TELEsRApH.l

!sY TELEsRApH.l
New York Market.
New York. April n.
fiour-oaist, nrm. Sales at % 6s1o7 o. Extra
State; 81 2GSs7 70 K. II. o.
WheAt-Qniet, nominal. Sales at 81 3sNal 90 for
spring; u s39ei 20 for Milwsukes Club; d q
0el 10 for Winter Red.
oorn-ie better. Sales =, OoDsii for sound, go
oe nnsound.
Oais-Pirm. e60ee.
Lsrd-ouiet. St0ieas
Pork-steady.
Hoef-Dull
Whisky-Duli. t3a43kc
Qrocsrics--Stoady
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IMEl LIMEii LIME!l!

have for sale my Kiln, ia the arst Rayinc above
prices.
-aple-1nn =. r. FoWIxR
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New Ysfk, April 27
The Express learns there are private
letters IN the city stating that the policy
OF the British Government is now settled,
VIE; 10 resolately stop the fitting out of
any more prlyateers or vessels Of war in
British ports.
The same paper learns that the rebel
Investment of Washington was feint to
cover the carrying off of all the grain
In Hyde county, in which the rebels were
successful.
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PHILADELPHIA. Anil 81


Admiral Porter sends the following to
the Navy Department.
Mississippi Squadron, Yazoo River, J
April l6, 1868.
Sra. We have been threatened for some
time past with an attack from the Arkan,
sas rebels on steamers. Every prepara-
tion was made to meet it.
Col Andrew Seffridge saw the dificul.
ty IN defending the mouths of the Arkan-
sas and White rivers while so far apart
by the useless neck of land, proposed to
me to cut it. / ordered him 10 do so.--
lie passed through with his vcssels TWEEN.
ty-four hours after we cut the bend, thus
saving distance of over ten miles. The
months of Arkansas and White rivers are
now brough. close together, and small
force can defend both. One of the worst
points for guerrillas is also cut off, az these
pests of the human race could attack q
vessel on one side and be ready to meet
her on the other, as she came round, the
distance being ten miles around and half
mile across. have force enough at Ar.
kansas and White river to prevent any
attack,
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Special Notices.
STATE OF IOWA.

Adjniant uensrsi's once fows,I
Davenport, April 20, 1868.
NorieE'--i have been notified that iuf &c number
o'ooSss ana packages remain 81 Louis sent there
~ friends ofiowa ocen and soldiers which for ysrt
Gus reasons, cannot be forwarded. In some e...s 4,
may be desirable that said boxes and paesaxe. should
be returned TO doner and In oshers that they .hos
be forwarded therefore publish The lis, for inferms
tion.
N. b. BAKER,
ADJ. General of Iowa
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San Francisco, April a6

Arrived to-day the steamer Oregon
from Mexican ports 1t is understood
the General Government has purchased
here fleets OF steamboats, for coast and
haroor service, including Washington
and California, from the Pacific Steam
ship Company. the Panama and Oregon
from Ben Halliday, and Herman FROM j
I. Wright. The vessels are to be imms-
diately rettted for active SERVICE
The authorizes have warned large deal
ers IN arms and ammunition not to sell
cannon without first informing them.
The Collector of the Port astonisLed
several large importing firms connected
with secret fraudulent cases by Selling
their books uuder act Of Congress of Sd
of March last
Seaman are scarce. Several ships for
the East and Europe are detained owing
to the difficulty of getting hands.
Sacramento, Aprit TO-
Union League movements we're inau-
rated last evening. A great meeting was
held at Agricultural Pavilion. Speeches
were made by Gov. Stanford, General
Wright. Commander of the Pacific De-
psrtment, Senator Converse, and various
members of the Legislature.
Senator Converse in the course Of Lis
speech noticed reports circulated in the
East in regard TO his probable co-opera-
ton with Copperheads. He indign antly
repudiated any such intention. He de-
fcnded the Administration and eulogized
the President.
The pledge was largely signed.
Union meetings we're also held at Ma.
rysvllle and other towns. Measures we're
adopted to extend loyal organizations in
every county in the State.
Sacramento, April Is.
An additional appropriation of one half
million dollars from the counties of San
Francisco. Sacramento and Placerville.
granting State aid of SIC. 600 per mile to
the Central Pacific r. r. Co. passed the
Legislature yesterday. This appropria-
ton comes direct from the Treasury, and
with the State aid already granted Sc
cures beyond doubt the early compile.
ton of the Railroad across the Sierra Ne.
vada Mountains The LIST division of the
road is graded already.
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The Admisston OF West Virgini q IN o
the Union officially Ann ounced.
A PROCLAMATION.

BY the President Of the United States of
America
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Admiral Porter sends the following to
the Navy Department:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-07-14

LETTER FROM CART. GIBsoN, % WIS.
We received the following letter, dated
Gettysburg, Pa, July 2. 1868, from Capt.
GlBsoN just before "going to press
Mr.. COVERT herewith send you as
near as possible the casualties Of Co. G in
Yesterdays fight, with pain and regret for
the loss Of my brave comrades:
ID 1t. Levi Showalter, wounded in foot.
lst Sergt James Cow. wounded, breast !;
supposed severely.
Serg't Train, leg. supposed severely.
Serg't Philo B. Wright, color bearer, leg
and arm, not dangerous.
Corp'l VIM. L. Grossly, head, slight.
Corpl David Gudger. killed.
Private Dan'l Burton, legs, severely. c.
M. Booth, neck. AIpheus Currant, wound
unknown severe. jas. Il. Chase, suppos-
ed d. ad; saw him fall on field. jeff. G..
Dillon, leg, slight. VIM. A. Ewing, leg,
slight. VIM. Frawnley, foot Chas. A.
Garyin, wound unknown. Walter hyde,
leg or side; can't tell which; supposed
Slight. Otto w. Ludwig, killed; head shot
off By cannon ball I. +. Kinney, wound
unknown. Sam'l Sprague, leg, slight
Charles Hilgers, supposed wounded.
Our regiment numbers 81 men fit for
duty. Richard Graves and Frank Mich
OILS are all that are left of Co. G. fit for
duty, | will soon send you more aecu-
rate report. Respectfully,
G. w, GIBsoN.