Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-21

, Wounded: sergt j 7 Lsngin, shoulder:
| Privates G F Heard, finger amputated; j
Cambell, arm and breast; W D Hayne, head.
Co4PASYr.
Wounded W 4 Roundtree, severely in
hand: Privates Jas Timer, slight in hand; J.
Steadman, severe in ARM J. Fanblicls,
flesh wound in arm.
Missing: Capt S A Wilson and Private L
D Ruck, supposed taken prisoners.
COMPANY q.
Killed-Lieut 4 Campbell, Corp'l " Du-
vail
Wounded John Parker, slightly in head
Corp,l Ira Parker. slightly in neck: John .
Good, severely in arm: Privates W B Henry,
finger shot off; X Holloway, lost two toes; Jno
Milum, severely in ankle; = \ Milum, do i'll
shoulder.
COMPANY II.
Killed sergtJ B Nichols; Privates D NJ llor.
ton c Love.
Wounded-I r Jones, in arm: J p Suratt in
shoulder; James Briggs, slightly in face: "
Baldwin. do head; J \ Knight, do head " Am.
wine, do leg.
Missing (snpposed taken prison'rs)-Sergt
Bri.cy; PrivateSJ A Counts, VIM Foster, W
II GRAY, w G. Middleton. J p Mulinix,J
King, James Tubb j l. Rudd, + NJ Emboy, l.
Evans.
COMPANY /.
Killed: Lieut. II y Jones' Privates W \
House, VI Murphy.
Wounded: Private Morford, in arm.
Missing: Private Ii Oliplunt.
COMPANY X.
Killed Private 5 VI Sharp
Wounded: Sergt J y Ruldel, in arm: Corp
" l. Brooks, lost one toe Privatcs Ii Pow
ell. severely in chest and arm: { Hall. in
thigh: Jesse McCrowSen, in left arm: W I
Strothcr, Sigh; in head and back: NJ Pat
tcrSon slightly; " lIcwend, do.
Missing: Prvates " 4 ShcwS, Il { luz
cr, taken prisoners.
COMPANY l..
Killed: Scrg't W II Porter Privatcs J "
Sourhw:ck, j d Waters Y McIbou>en.
Wounded: j " Brown. eg ampu;ated: }
W Cummings, leg; IL y Fenquar, chin and
law bone: II i McGcer. hand: W u SHEPPARD,
slight, right hand: " c Taylor, lott elbow \
g Wood, confusion, left hip.
Missing: c W uoyle. + Schwarting, pris-
oncrS.
COMPANY ".
Wounded: Corporal Il { Bennett, head and
knee; Privatcs \ W Hill, arm and heaI W
FutIons, slght. thigh.
T0tal--2j killed. 81 wounded, - missing
ail1 iuhCil '.lSOLclS
Up. FoRsyrnr, Aii',.
Killed. at the battle near Gettysburg on the
afternoon of July lst. W. WE>rw"oo Mo
CREEPY. of this city, Captain in the {. :. a.:
Il graduate of West Point in l>6o. AGED -
years, son of the late Lieut.. Geo. VI. McCrccrv,
L. ). ~, and Matilda VI. McCrccry.
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4 FEMALE SrY-MRS. PATTERSON ALLAN
TREASON CoNrESSED.--A few days since Gen.
Windcr was placed III possession otscyrral lct-
,"rs written 10y Mrs. Patterson Allan Former
~ Il resident "f this city, 10 persons in the
North. One of these was addressed To Rev
Morgan Dix" the father 81 Gen. Dix. II the
Federal army. The other T. Mrs. Alans sis.
ter in Cincinnati In the latter letter sIc SAYS
that Gen. Stoncman is white. 4 loved Gcncr-
all and dealt too easily with the rebels. She
saws he should have burned the rcSidcnc" and
devastated the farm ofthc Secretary of War.
Hon. Jas. A. Seldom, which is in Gouchland
county. Mr.. Allan removed hi family from
this city To her farm TN James Ritter Canal.
near Cedar Point. in GOochland county in
November last, where Mrs. Allan has since
resided. making occasional visits, however, 10
this city.
In her letter to Rev Mr.. Dix, Mrs. Allan
givuG the names Of Il number OF rebel sympa-
thizcrs in the North, recommending that they
be arrested. She speaks Of the mission of DR..
Ilogc. Of this city, to Europe, and says that al
though the ayowcd purpose was Ia procure
bibles. yet the true Object WAS 10 influence the
English in favor Of the South. She tells him
when DIR. ll"gc will return, and says he ought
to be arrested and kept in confinement during
the war. She gives Il list Of certain command
ing locations. where guns should be placed on
the James river.
Immediately on the receipt of the inorma-
ii II, 4 guard was sent to the residence Of DR..
lIo.c, in this city. at whose house the migrate
and traitorcss was staying, To arrest her, but
finding that Il child OF DIR. llugc WAS lying dead
in the house at the time. the lady WAS ordered
10 consider herself under arrest, and the mat
ter was postponed until the funeral ceremonies
were over. Mrs. Allan was then taken before
Gen. Windcr. where she confessed Ia having
written the letters. and instead e bcin. sen: To
Castle Thunder. where other females and >pirS
have been imprisoned. she WIS remo:cd from
Dr. llogcS To the asylum, 81. Fiaatats ID
Suites, on Brooke Avenue.
-hrS. -tl:ili Is the uluTntcT Ol if. " llS''il.I
physician Of the ThUmrsonian ss!inoI who
kept Il bntanical store upon Main street. in
Cincinnati The mother vas an ambitious
woman, and gave her children finished cd~ca-
tions. Having gotten together some it'll"
money. the family went on II European tour,
and Will" i'll ltaly Mr.. Allan met ami mar
RED his present wife She is said Ia b" Il W.
man Of terrible temper. and apprcnchr. the
nature Of 81 yiragc. In Dr. llogeS family III"
had been treated will! all Kindness, and de-
serves 10 be branded after the manner pr:r-
ticcd by Philip Of Maredon, The umg:ale.rl
guest"
General Indignation WIS expressed ycatcra.?
ut the icn!"ncy ut her treatment by ticaathor.
tiles, and the problem found Il ready solution
in the sUpposition that her rcputel wealth
shielded her: but il the public vii! .u>p"m@
it. haSty judgment for Il day or two. it vii,
discover that the course pursued Ivy Gen.
Windcr is entirely proper undcr In" cir""In-
stances Of the case.
Cen Garner, comnlandant at Nashville. has
issued an order to arrest all persons :oand near
the lIurirrrsboro railroad, after eigh. o'clock 1t
night This order grew out Of the RECEIPT tluw-