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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20
[Pup11c RnsoLurroN-No. ia

RESOLUTION 10 expedite the printing Of the Presi-
uonts message and accompanying documents
Re.oged ~ ~ s7,ats aad Houss Of Pepvs.sstasus u
ne OHa htaas V d'T'oa - CoHgress assosAbisa, That
Instead Of prp shng manuscript copies each house
OF Congoss the heada Of the several department OF
ooverument be req ired % furnish the supsrntend
cay Of inc Public Printing with copies OF the dOcu.
mehte usually accompanying their annual reports on
or before tue nrst day Of November " each year /;
whose duty u shall be 10 print, In additi 70 the
number now required by law, " thousand cop co ID,
the Of the senate aud Ave thousand Tor L : use NJ
the Louise N volumes (bound in tho usual manner)
o convenient sze, and deliver the 90 the proper
oncer OF each house, respectively, ON or before tne
third Monday In December OF each year It shsu
also be his duty TO print for the use of each of aaid
heads OF departments one thousand copies Of their
said reports proper and Cor the use Of me Comms-
fioners oil tho General Land Oliuo Of Indian Affars
and OF Pgualons, Ave hundred copies OF each OF ths
foprs ,rsspeotiVely. And Il shat not DO lawful for
SAID superintendent 90 print any greater humber Of
sad reports nor Vie reports Of heads Of any bureau D
their respective Supporters, unless directed 70 90 40 m
either house of Congress.
SO q Aud b Z AriLr resslssd, That hereafter
the number Of any bill sint resolution OrGered or
required ~ b. prntod by either tho senate or House
of Representatives., under any rule OF either Louse,
shall mob axsssa six hundred unless specially direct
~ By the house ordering tho same.
sooton O. Ard b fuFtAs resolrod That ii shall DO
the duly Of the secretary Of tho treasury 10 furnish
a condensed statement OF the aggregate amount Of
tho exports To- aud imports from, l0ren countries 20
the Superintendent OF tho Public Printing, DO
fore me hfst day OF November OF each yes who shall
thouasnd copies tucreof TO DO distributed a. follows
viz The usual number zone Thousand ave hundred
and any, for iAs two houses Of Congress three bun
dred copies for the Treasury department; two
thouaAnd Nr tn use OF tho members Of the senate
aad SIX thousand ono hundred aud afty copies for
the uso Of lhs members Of The House OF Representa-
tiYee.
$50. I. Aad y 4 firtAar r,solsod, That SIX thou
sand copies n tho "C0mmerciI Rotations, % annually
prepared under tho direction Sf the Secretary State
b prtuttd aud distributed a. follows, Wis Tue
usual number {one thousand i've hundred aud nfly)
Tor the hous'sDf Oongroas four hundred and atty "a
we state Department two thousand for the use Of
ne menbers OF The Senate and Three thousand for
uyes
-. o ARd ~ 70 6artasr rsoissd, That All litho-
Aiaphvg ana engraving When the rtbable coat eK-
ss '"o hsndrei aud ntty dollars, ahall b. awarded
~ lsHest AID best bidder for tho interest o. tho
t, INTENT allsr due adFsrttsameut ~ the super
NE uoumittes ON Printing
80, y - O. falss rusolsod, Thu The form ana
'9F NJ NAisA As printing ordsysd BY either House
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20

For pay OF nom uimissi ned officers, Musicians
pTvale3, cleraB, messengers W wand and nurso and
ssrvauts for ,tions and clothing for onlcers' sor
wants additional ratona 20 ON ers for i've years
service for undrdwn clothing and rations and boun
ties for re-ouIistments, seven hundred aud ninety
thousand seven hundrodaad eighty-throe dollars and
For prov siona, enc hundred and thirty.ayo thou.
sand niue hundred ann twentysx dollars.
For clothing, two huudre thousand two hundred
and spvonty-sN dollars aud seventy six cents
For fuel, Thirty one thousand four hundred and
thirty dollars aud soventy-nve cents.
For military store VIZ ply Of mechanics, repair
of arms, purchase Of aco0et emenis, ord stores
days, drums, Eios, aud other instrunents fifteen thou.
san dollars NI
For transportation Of officers their servants troors
and expenses Of recruiting, twenty two thousand COL
lars.
For repairs Of barracks, aud rent Of offices where
there arc no pubic buildings for that purpose eight
thousand dollars.
For contingencies, viz freight fsrriags toll. cart
age, wharfage purchase and repair OF boas oorn.
pensston 20 Judges advocate per diem FOR attending
courts martial c0urls OF inquiry, and for oonstant
labor house rent IN lieu OF quarters burial of de-
ceased marines printing, stationery, postage tee.
& aphiug apprehension Of deserters oil, candles
gas, repairs Of gns and wator fixtures water rent
iorage straw, barack furniture iurnituIe for
officers quarters bod sacks spades shovos axes
picks, carpenters tools keop " horse for the mes
aengor pay OF matron, waaheywoanan, aud porter Al
the hospital headquarters repairs 10 Gre engines -.
pure ase end repair oil engiue hose purchase lum
Der ior hehches, mess tables, and hunks repairs 20
acavengor ug, gaioys cooking stoves and ranges .
stoves whore there are no CRATES gravel Tor parade
grounds repair OF pumpa furniture for stan and
commanding officers offices brushes, bro fgg buek
cts paving aud for other purpose iorty byo thou.
sand doafs,| III
For the oonstractioa OF marine barracks at Mare
Island, California, one huudred thousaad dollars, or
50 much thernof a. may be necessary Provided
psrsihs'Csi, That said money shall not be- expended
until tho plans for said barracks shall have boon
submitted 20 ana approved by 'he Secretary Of tho
Navy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20
[PunL1o REsoLur1ox--No. II.

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the appointment Of
commissioner to revise and oodify the naval laws
OF the United States.
Reolssf By The Solaie and Heuss Of ReprcseafatiCss Of
TIE UnSed sites Of Anteiod IN Congress dsseosbi That
tho Pres dent OF The DATED states aud he 10 hero
by authorEoQ 70 appoint (by and with the consent Of
the 5cuate) commissioner whose duty IL sh II be 60
revise and oOofy the naval laws OF the Cnlted states
and report such revised code TO Congress Al I've
uext session. The spnua salary OF SAID o0nmssiousr
shall be three thousand dollars.
Approved, March s, 1893.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20
TPupI1o REsorurTov --.Nal 1A1

EESOLU ION TO faoili tate the paymest or sok and
wounded soldiers in the hopitals ana ooavalesoont
camps.
Rssolped hy hs Senate dNd Hoass n REPRESENTATIVES Of
As United States Of Afsevoa IN CoRtes ASSEMBLED That
the Paymaster General be snd no hereby Is author
Bed and directed Go take Immediate measures for the
prompt payment Of the sick and wounded soldiers IN
the conValescsnt samps hospitals and elsewhere 90
that they may BIO fully paid WithR sixty DAYS from
aud alter the passage hereof.
Approved, March 3, 1858.
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[PUnLIc REgoLurIoa-No. IN

JOINT RHsOLUrIoN fixing the pay Of the Command
ant OF The navy yard al Mare Island, California.
Rsolg'd BY a. Sendts and Houss u Representatives a
~ Us;ts sGt4 Of Asrioa u O0ngrsss asaap,bIi That
the pay Of tue officer OF the navy assigned 70 The Ool.
nand Of she navy yard at Mare Island osllf0rn!s
sha be the pay OF hts grade.
Approved, March ., 1865.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20
DISSOLUTION

4 'hE FAhthfA-HIP eristirg betWoou Trabus
OF MI Edward irabue, (Which occurred on tho 2th
tAslJ All peIsona Indebted 10 said firm viii pleaso
come ioiNIa and make pas mont, those hallug
olniua will Gle them imme diateiy WIN
MihAIAm H. LUCUS,
iGIsl6-tL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20
VIZ. H. LuCTIs Il %

,.-,r, A3Necesaors toIrabue 4 Luouf)
VA N viii utiuua tie Auction anu C0mmldaiun
w Business 80 che Old stand On ia bus 4 Luous.
Ne ~ fabhs sqgaEe We respectfully solicit Con.
~ 1enA Of efsiy dlEariptiono Of Merchandls, Fur
mtare' Sro'srisal ~, etc "
,...,s a, W.. LuCEs.
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Porlsmonth Az Hampskifa.

For hoat-house and carpenters shop paint shop ;
Bishops derrick railway knee. dock wall repairs
of boating dry dock, and repairs Of s knds hun
drod aud Unity two thousand three hundred and six.
" two dollars
For rebuilding porter's house ., PortsBouth navy
yard, Two th0uGsud dollars.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20
Dent Sead YOur Money by Mail.
Army Pest OGn Department

Army Pest Odie Department.
Ofthe Cumberland, Jane ), 1858,
nFFICERB AND SOLDIERS desiring 30 remit
~ Money 70 their irienda would do vol TO send ID
By their respective state agents, the F1press n
aeed Of through the Mall az the iatior Is collected
IN lamp often IN q hurry, and very oaFelessly
brought % tho Amy Post Once on horseback or Ia
wagons in open bags, handlfd and re.hAndlod
great number Of times and liable 60 many danasrs
% which the Express Agents arc not subject Ina
most OF ths states arrangements have been made by
which the waSea Of The soldier can be paid % M.
iamily ~ home, lhu9 avoiding tho risk Of transmits
sion Every possible care viii be taken Ia The hand.
linz aud transportation Of the Army Mail but nnder
existing Circumstances it d certainly not 40 san
A noy. D. q. uTHRICK ARM b N
lune7--tl2w--2tw. .t. 80
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20
R0Mon.

For repairing around dry-dock and relayng surlsco
water draias, jouers shop and psnters lott, oxton.
SION n shear wharf, additional uXpCuara on house FOR
heavy forging hammer, aud for repsirs Of all kiuds,
tWo huudre0 and seyeuty'eghi thousand i've hun
dred AMI sixty aiNdoilars
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20

Eof ooAt mutation Of quay wall lor new foundry
S nhsl pa1lnst end hagglng wafer pipes and hy
A,sn9 unhe LOW place rolairg oi G-y-i0ok chain-
SAple thop iauWysi ohoers' houses mach merry
not m"ehl1 70 shop ioandr boiler shop and pattern
for tn rcts on gun batteries ld or renltrs M Ennis
ihfee hu1drtd ahaseVeny seyon th0asand ana ooy en
For builfnR ioollng dry dock as nayv.vnri Nv,
York, seven hundred aud nty h0ussni dollar, :.
Frovldsf That "a aiior examination aud survey tho
Secretary oi tho Navy shall deem Il ok podiens
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20

Fx Bshop'e derrick depot for ooal for steamer
ma hine-y aud tools and COR repairs Of kinds, on
hundred and thirty.ons tnoasand eight hundred ~.
seventy one dollars.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20

For r,pairs p an kinda, twenty oisA. ,soa.sn.
0ght hundred dollars,
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DURrAU OF NAVIGATION.

For contingent expenses Of Tho Bureau OF NsvlSs-
ton, ono thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAID.
For contingent expenses, Wig For transportation
~ materials printing, stationery, books models
drawings, postage and inisceuaneous items, any
thousand dollars.
BUREAU or PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
For contingent exn7pses, VIZ For candies freight
to foreign stations transportation from station 70
station within the United States cOoperaEo pay Of
assistants TO inspectors advertising for proposals
printing paymasiers' blanks aud Stationery for
cruising vrssela, Tires hundred thousand dollars.
BUREAU or MEDIoINE AND SURGERY.
For contingent expenses Of the Bureau OF Medicine
and Surgery, ogty thousand dollars.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20

For sompletlng oiaoers' houses grading aa pav
- foundry. mashino shop and equipment oola
Plshg Balop's asrrsk repairs Of sectional deck
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-20

For ont ngent expenses Of the Bureau Of Medicine
and Surgery, ,ogty thousand dollars.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17

0af lard fossss, under Col. Burrili,
which did NOD probably exceed 300 troops,
bad bssn seat shore 10 occupy Galveston,
did nos arriys antiI the place was svacus.
Ted, and did nos disembask. ALI the feet
are noe On theway back Co New Orleans.
Thsrsbsl force 10 estimated ct about s 900,
aadsF AsgFuder. >.. r--
Or loss i sariously estimated at from
lSs % 20 ksiied, and 200 taken prisoners.
The navy suffered most. d is shougbt the
rebel lossis as severe az ours. Our guns,
firing grape and canister, we're continually
playing 90 them. So s..s. .: .-fst.
The rebels had several batteries on shore
0ar forces on the shore we're on one Of the
long wbarVss, and I, it is said, repulsed two
rebel charges before they surrendered. -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17

me President On she 18Th Of DecsmbsE.-
II 10 four propositions, which dsolars lss
That prosecution Of the var il nsOes.
sary. I'd: That the Cabinet, which oagh'
10 be harmonious, 10 NOT, and therefore
should bs made 30. Sra: That the 0abine'
shouid be composed Of men. Who oofdially
support the policy Of she Govsrbmens. 4sh
That the Generals 10 the asld should also
be heartily for the war. q
a dispatch from Newberhs, OF the 9th.
reports 1000 rebels at GOldsborO and
Kingston. '...1s ~.
The pirate Alabama came within II hours
ef being sapsusad, . short time ago, By
The san Jeeinso, sho former havipe called
q Repaauills, On shs 1ssh slsilno, and Jeff,
shs San Jaeinso arriving iust slsvep hours
after. 4 ...s y. sl.s So. IA .ss.. =. .l
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
WASHINGTON, Jan. s,


Richmond papers contain the following :;
Vicksburg, 2d.-Tbis morning our forces
advanced against the enemy, who were
erectDk Notifications. Our forces now oc-
cupy the whole couutry bordering on the
Laks, the enemy having returned to their
transports and gone down the Yazoo.
LATEsr.-The enemy have left the Chick
asaw Bayou, and are reported to be going
TO Snyder's Bluff, where, it is supposed,
they will make 40 attempt to storm our
works. Our forces are we'll advised of
their movements.
The Richmond Enquirer says the danger
of financial ruin to the Confederacy is i'm
minent, and the high prices resulting from
she enormous issue of Treasury Notes, are
an enemy more formidable than the Yam
kee armies. The Enquirer publishes the
Emanci patton Proclamation, with details
from New York papers Of a negro jubilee
over 1t.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
Washington, Jan. 8.

Washington, Jan. O.
The frst section of the bill reported by
the Committee Of Ways and Means to-day,
provides for the issue of 5000, ,000,0 900 of 7
per cent. bonds, payable in twenty years.
With the interest payable semi annually
The second section provides for $500, ,0O0,'
900, bearing interest at the rate Of 5.45A
per cent. per annum, payable ssmi-snnuaS-
ly 10 coin. The third section provides for
the issue Of $500, 900, 900 legal tender notes,
in the usual form. The fourth section pro,
vides for fractional notes, not to exceed
$50, GOO, 900, to take the place of postal cur
rency. Other sections provide for the de
posis Of coin 10 the Sub-Treasury-receipts
to be given which may be used TO pay du-
ties. The seventh section provides for
taxes on Bank circulation, one per cent. on
graduated scale, according to capital.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
Washington, Jan. II.


A full official report Of the capture Of
Holly Springs shows the rufiauism and
basb4risy of Van DorO and his soldiers in
anything bat an enviabIe light. Au attempt
was made BY them to destroy the general
hospital, containing over 500 sick. A lot
of ordnance stores were piled in front of
the hospital and fred. Before there was
time to remove the sick, the walls were
fiddIed With flying balls and shells. Twen-
ty sick soldiers were struck with missiles;
added to this, one hundred and fFty sick
were forced to rise from their beds and
fall into line to be marched of by rebels
who threatened TO shoot the medical OFF,
cers for expostuiatipg. Some men were
80 weak as to be hardly able to stand,
bot were forced aloug under threat of
being shot. The officer 10 command fnal-
~ consented TO stop the brutal proceed
ings, on receiving certificate signed by
every surgeon present, that the men wero
too sick to walk and their removal an i'm
possibility.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
A. MISTAKE. .

It is not o fact, as stated BY many Of the
Eastern journals, that the soldiers vots
in the Second Congr esaiohal District of Min.
nesota, elected Lieut.. Coz. DobneIly, over
Cullen, DemOcras, whO contests the seat.
i But very small proportion Of the sol
diers' vote was received in time to be coun-
ted, but We believe MIR. DonnsiIy's majority
Cover 2; ;000l was sbous asylares as the whole
soldiers vote of the 8 ate WHICH vas coma
ted. If We understand the grounds Of
CoIIsn's contest, it 10 simply because he
thinks there will be Democratic majority
in the next House, and that ma jority viii
give him his seat on Democratic principles.
fChieago Tribune.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
Cane Race, Jan. 10.

The Jura, from Liverpool the lst, Lon.
donderry ID, has arrived. At meeting
of the WORKING men, of Manchester, held
on the 3lst, resolutions supporting the
Federal cause were. adopted. An address
to President Lincoln was agreed upon.
The resolutions expressed high satisfac-
ton at the emancipation proclamation and
other measures tending at once to restore
peace in America. The address to Lincoln
congratulates him on the humane, right
eous policy of emancipation, and besseches
him to 6pish the good work effsCtually.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
New YORK., Jan, 10.

The HeraId's Washington special says
information has been received from England
of 40 vessels having been fitted ont, loaded
in British ports, with view to the running
of the blockade of Southern ports.
These vessels are loaded with annual
tion, aud medicine; 1t is also stated that a
large amount of Confederate bonds, secured
by pledge Of cotton, at seven cents per
pound, have been sold in England at the
rate of FIVE shilIipgs TO the pound sterling.
By these sales $780, 900 pounds sterling have
been realized by agents Of the Confederate
government.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
Wasbingeon, Jan. 40.

HoUsE The CoKmittse OF the Whole
yessaFday considered the executive. Judicial
and legislative appropriation bill. Several
amendments were made. including proviso
TO the olause making appropriation for com.
pensation and mileage Of members, that,
until further Legislation, no part Of shis ap.
preparation win be paid for mileage TO SEQ
ssors end Representatives beyond two eenss
per mile each way-ths distance to be com.
putsd according TO existing laws. The bill
passed. =. 5t@ ~
The consular and diplomatic appropriation
bill was then taken up and passed.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
Washington, Jan. 10.

The Richmond Examiner says it is re-
ported, via Pistsburg, that great expeditions
of guns and transports under Gen. NegIey,
left Fl. Monroe on the first, for some south
ern port. From indications it is deemed
unmistakable that the enemy are preparing
to make grand demonstration upon Colds,
boro or Wilmington fret. The next clash
Of arms will probably come on our ears
in that direction. The Examiner considers
both srmieso OF the South West unable to
do ANYTHING for a long time to come.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
Cairo, Jan. 10

NhNug VhHs 1Us
Eleven p. H. BY the arrival Of Belle, of
Memphis tonight, from the mouth Of the
Yazoo, We have authentic accounts Of the
Vieksburg battle.
; Sberman's repulse is complete. The en-
tire force under command of McCIerBard,
re. embarked Saturday on transports, close
ly pursued by rebel advance, which, coming
in range OF the gun boats, were driven
back with severe loss. At last accounts,
the entire feet Of transports With troops
bad arrived at Island 82, on the way to Ma
poleop, Arkansas. Nothing definite from
Banks and Farragut, though rumors of
their advance are in circulation. The en-
gagement is less general than at first sup
posed. The principal fighting was done BY
the centre, under Generals Smith and Blair.
AS near as could be ascertained, our loss
was 600 killed, 1900 wounded and 1000
missing.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
MnshinSton. Jan. 10.

The following is Official from Fl. Monroe,
of Jan. 9th, to Haleck:
A party of cavalry and infantry sentfrom
Yorktown, by Gen. Keyes, landed at West
Point night before last, and returned to-
day, with quantity of animals and eight
loaded wagons. They destroyed the depot
and rolling stock at Whitehouse. They
burned a steamer and several sIoops, boats
and barges, laden with grain. The expe-
ditlon suffered no loss whatever.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
New York, Jan. II.

The steamer Creole, from New Orleans,
be 3rd, has arriv ed. She met several gun
boats bound up the river. Pnrser, of the
Creole, reports the gun-boat Clifton ar
rived at South. West Pass, on the eve of the
3rd with news that the rebels had made az
attack by land and water on the federal
forces at Galveston on the morning of the
first. Our gun-boats were attacked by Eve
rebel steamers, protected by double rows
of cotton bales and loaded with troops
armed with rifles and muskets. The steamer
Harriet Lane, was captured by boarding,
after about all of her officers, including
Capt. Wainwright and crew, l50 all told,
had been killed by musketry from rebel
steamers. The informant states tbat bat
one or two officers aud IL to Is Of the crew
escaped death. The gan.bOats Clifton and
Owasco, we're engaged but escaped, the for
mer leaving no men, and having wounded.
The Owasco had one killed aud l3 wounded.
Two barks loaded with coal. fell into the
hands of the enemy. The WeSt6eld-F'ag-
ship Of Commodore Renshaw, being ashore
in another, her crew was transferred 10 the
transports and Rensbaw, fearing she would
fall into the hands Of the rebsls, blew her
up. By some mismaDagemens or accident
the exploson occurred before the boat con-
taing Renshaw, Lieut.. Seammerman and
boats crew got away and they were conss-
quently blown up with the ship. The re-
mainder Of the crew Of the Westfsld ar
rived in New Orleans on the transports.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
Cairo, Jan. II.

Capt. moore, in command Of 100 men,
attacked camp Of 300 rebels at Huutoon's s
Mills, 35 miles east of Fort Pillow on Thurs
day last. The expedition was q perfect sue
cess. The rebels were completely surprised
and l6 of them were killed 46 taken prls-
oncrs; so horses and lot of small arms
were captured. Two federals we're wounded.
The expedition was absent from the Fort
only q hours,