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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

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FEVhat lot of ground adjoining the north the block
of buildings built bv Kirland 4 Fitzgihbon, on south
Meridian street the Union Depot 100 # front by 2l0
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of II lot This j. valuable locality persons
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

Nh N uDH Tap OH ID II H ,
AtNo. 80 West Washington St.
A LARGE STOCK OF HOMEMADE WORK FOR
N sale cheap, one door east Of the Palmer House
sep30-dly A LlNTL.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
THE HEROES or GErTYSBURG.
SKETCH Or COLONEL FAIL l. HRYEnR

Colonel Revere, who dIei recently at wessminser Nd
from wounds received At Getty sburg was descendant 4
Paul Revere of Revolutionary fame and has been cou.
nectcd with tho unon army the Itbro,k of tho
rcbciou Al tho time hs joined the r~enieth regimcns
OF Massachusetts Volunteers he resident OF i,1ton
anA the 1st of July. 1891, elected MAJOR Tho
regiment recruited Boston. and LEFT the sep
tsmber & isoi. 1t bore prominent part tie battle ::
ais BIr. October n, 1901. during ~hh Mayor Revere
taken prisoner. and confined Tor many mon,hs
hostage IN a coil b. the Klchmpnd jail
MAJOR Revere dnaI released, and returned 10 his
regiment re pcninta on the Isi u My. isss and
the flag u tho Twentieth Massachusetts, Volunteers
among tbose that we're pantf on the foru
ncations q Yorktown. toe regiment having boon
sfuoag the first advance upon the works
The "Iwcnticih" was next attached % franslll's
command and MAJOR Rcyers part 10 the af,tr "
West Point, May isal o. tne 3ist q My he
gage with the renocenen,s Sent 10 the support ~ Gen.
Casey rop1ised dlylsiun ana arrived on thc acid at
about i've y NJ The regiment had bsen placed d.
res 10 charge upon tho enemy merely awaiting The anal
order, when news came that Tho enemy line 4 been
broken amii great Confusion He also took part tho
days bait es In the htter end u June, l,4 bat
especially al sayagss stnfn mn Neson'a Farm
Al the battle o. Malvern H July tho regiment tos
active part but wa under IRE tho Whole day II formed
lar ~ HookerB it.ring fore August an
dpring the evacuation ~ the peninsula form portion
q the roar guard During the retfet of fne's army,
the TScnieth' held position few miles etOni far
iaH Court House. and orolgH % the rear q the column
during n" evening of sept L. -6Z Fr1m the commence
msnt ~ the seven days contest untb this date MAJOR
Revere was acting lieutenant oonci tne Colonel being
command of q brigade
Abou. this time MAJOR Reverc was ce,arhef from The
regiment and appointed assistant genera hs
cofS with tie rank of lieutenant col~nci dating frun
Augee ~. 1882 with this rank ard Is-itlgn b. tSos
laft 10 the Maryland csnpayn and in e bate q Ahie
tan. where he Wuunded aad whfe his broil-r =.
IT, n Revere shot Ia tho breast ard slel lie aisn
tos prt IA the battles u trede burs and hafc ceors
VIE and IN the battle Of Getty sDurg received The wounds
WITH caused his death.
olon. Revere wss motel for bis aianiry aad daring
well ~ bis military ssl anf hs doaih sAi BE- greatly
rug-cued not oniy by hs cfs and relatives bat llo
by evsry me.nbcr u h.. ate clmDani.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
THE CASUALTIES At GETTYSBURG.
THE EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.

THE EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.
sEcosp DIVISION, Third AMY cuRfs, COLONEL WI.
". BREWSTER cOssAsDIsG.
90 WIN. X. Brewster had two horses sbo, unfss him
Cut j. r. Fnklenler. Asst, AdiL Cen. ys,sbuy wuanaed
osgt Geo lie Fost, Act bsst Insg 1er, slightly wa
gSlsSrSr Ersvsos (3gsEsgsrrs sSS ross,
Ais,. W. J. NY, leg. ssripusiy
y. y. ~; hass. 90 e. sp. ,lshuy'
l4eat A. hcbev, %. A. siahty
Lieut. j. ". toyns, Go. v, slightly.
1 eit. u. Z. Rogers, ca. !. slightly.
Lieut. ". ". Gsss. Co. q, sIghuy
Ileat say0v. 90 q, slightly
~ noa-o mmisssnsd oncar. ana psvs,s~ riref.
~ Don cssnsns-stDped ofnSss and prisstss soasfsf.
nou cnsnniastocsi oIsosss ard privst~s N isslns.
Iot-l 100 killed vond~i AID musas 10 ,I's' regiment
-urD ~nrsur srnSos susaDs (avsvrrrs sS~
Ii~uL A. ". Essss, 90. I, sliIed
AdIt y.e. Ucoansll, lss, severely.
6.pt " 4. pass4.oa. o. ,, - ..v~sy.
iArr. ch.s. sis,s, %. v, lsG
fAs.t " Hosm~~, 90 n, arm
i4~ni A. Iesosfd, 20. &, ~. slghily
no csrnmssooed cr1osss snd priya,ss trsf
o. nasso-nin s-iou~d orosf. snd priv.,-- .olss.t.
- ntuc rntni.sonsd ofoevs AMI ysifa,~s ulssas
TOtai, ~ hid -ounfsd md mt~aS ln vosod r.s
rss, Ero.sDr brisaas
ssassvr sIcssps a,rs (srr~rr -soyp u-
ca John q Aesttn, am
c.g, John =. Nusn, % q, "a, s~v~~y
tsgs. rn, D Nhs~4ss. % ". nip, slgnry.
rls1t r. = Bs,sp. 60. B, bes.
Loot John k.sner, %. A, sisDg dew
I 10. Ias lss ss,,. :, -. o. - = .'r~sJ 'ne' I'D
arm aD4lsssf sf,ssAscs ssssaus (ss,Drr rasD
v0Nxp
Al 4 ~ Th,ns~rs bsh l.x.
go Y. slss. ", u. sil'sl
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
MIR. W. YOUNG's DESPATCH.

klLPArrl,xs CAVALRY, july 10, 1858.
fitzpatrick cavalry division left Hanover, Pa At ave
O'Clock yesterday morning, aud captured hundred
rebel sirasgiers between that pon, and wili,mspor.
where he overhaued 5urts guard and drove them
across ryer Ho learned there that portion o the
rebel infantry had crossed the Potomac from Williams
port wading in water waist deep
General Fitzpatrick despatched Costar's brigade 70
Falling Waters, where the enemy found TO DO 10
trenchei by earthworks thro1n up the cmincnce
mandDg tho river Costar charged upon these ntreach
ments and carried HON, capturing two pieces artillery
Of which twenty pound Parrot gun. aud three
battle flags among them that ~ tho Forty seventh Nr
gina tosar also captured thousand sist hundred
prisoners Of Anderson's Infantry division. The charge
this enemys earthworxs most g,!iantly, bril
liantly. successfully and goriously made by slnAd
~ tue sixth Nichi.an cavalry but IL
cost the lives of the MAJOR and captain ot the sixth
who led the charge and twenty out VI the ATTY brave
engaged In IT, who killed inside OF tho earth
works.
Colonel Agcr. OF tho Seventh Michigan cavalry and
Captain Estes General hpatricks assistant sdItant
.eneralD dc bold dash upon about ny demor zed
robes nj another point wbo papicsrick~,, made
sssDce until they took 10 thar
ants Tho result VI this Iusl contest may be imagined
but neither ths colonel captain scratched By
rebel sabre pierced bv rebel 4hot.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18

popping corks formed small share of the Festive occa
the standing toast drunk IN spark ng Heldsieck
was tie success Wizards enterprise The Hy ygeia
Dining saloon Is an establishment much needed at this
place the profits thereof will very shortly reimburse
M Willard for his lavish expenditures on THIS building
MIR the rough well known caterer of New York, is
the chief steward OF the new HyRea ilining Saloon.
PORT PowHArAS ON THE JAMES RIVER DESTROYED.
The iron clad movement up the james river resulted In
The demolition Of Fort powhataa. The Monitors Lehigh,
Captain Howell and Sangamon, Captain Nicholson, led in
the attack No ono ON our side hurt, and the on
accident that happened was the bursting of the fifteen
inch gun OF the ehgh as shell le the piece No per-
son however, injured The feet has proceeded FUR
up the James river, but with what OBJ ect not
known.
yALrARIE WAGON TRAIN RECEIVED.
Mr.. Joseph G. Fulton received yesterday valuable
wagon train. sting Of twentyf fine wagons and
four mules EACH turned into the Quartermasters Depart
ment being portion OF TO train captured by Colonel =
J. Spear OF the Eleventh. Pennsyvania cavalry, during
his raid on the peninsula
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Lieut.. VIM. l.. Herbert. co v, killed.
Lieut.. James Ma ksman, Go. X killed.
Ctpt John lowney, 20. q, leg
Capt wm. NJ Frke. Co. Il. shoulder.
Capt. James Mckenna, Co. q, seycrely-thrce places.
Capt. John r. Lawrence Go !, slightly.
Lieut.. G. u Potter, Co. u, slightly.
lieut. George Y. Hcnnin Co. q, severely
Lieut. James Chambers, 60. =. severely.
Lieut. N. H. Higgins, 90. Il. severely
Lsut Jam Nc enough. 90. y, severely.
ieut X y. Tighe Co q, twice, severely.
Ieut Patrick smith, Co. !, hand and ann severely.
Llrnt Francis Moran, Co. II, wounded a d missing
fifrn kxcEisloR nMoAnK (rayksrr iouKra roRE)
~, M y; y Evelyn Tyler ae,ng malor. eg
Asst surg. J. T.. stewart, arm
Lieut. Chas. g. summers Go. X. arm
IAeut. Cbas Dlster@ay GO. G, shoulder.
IL non comm sionod pl,ce I an privates killed
~ non commissioned officers aud privaies wounded
. non-cotDinissioned officers aud privatss mlSslng
Total killed, wounded ard missing, oiehty three
HUNDRED rsrsryrH nav yolx
Cant Lansing HOLSTER. Co. n, killed
Capt A. g. Barker. Co X, killed.
Lieut. h, II kctcham. ca. A. killed.
Lieut. Frilegh, Go. H., killed
Lieut. Jason Cart, Co. ", killed
Lieut.. ~ Il. Creighton. Co. IA, killed.
Lieut.. John X Benhafn, Go. I, kiled.
Lieut. Coz. q. d. wostbrook, commanding regiment
breast, arm and groln
Adjt. T., MsRusscli, leg.
Capt. y. I. ornbaugh, 70 y, face, slightly
Lieut.. =. Wilkinson, CO. q. hip.
Lieut.. i. Tnrncr Co. u, arm, smputated
Lieut. o. Gray, Co. Il. arm, amputatod.
Lieut.. Gilbert Petit Go. j, meek.
Lieut.. VIM J. Cockburn, Co II. thigh aud arm
Lieut.. Austin, %. arm
Lieut.. Jas. II. Everett. 20. X. arm.
RscArruLAros loss nRioADs AT riR nArr
or GErrysBt no. Jury 2 1888.
h,tLn. Wounded. M,a Total
Comm ssion officers. ......lI 81 n,
Non tom. olcers aud prtvatcslls 52s IS Tls
Total. ......,..,..... .l2o 5r 10 10
There was IN tho brigade going nto the nsht thou
NAns agikl IA nAV.l q .At.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
The LOSSES IN THIS CORPS
"A
Total killed, wounded and missing, 2, 80
0KNngAI MARINES

Total killed, WOuDdeu ana missing, Z,bSJ
0KNkGAL BARNES
left this morning Tor Washington. 1t will be remembered
that he was hit In the leg with piece of she'll The
wound, apparently sight ut first, developed serious
ly than anticipated Dr. Shippen extracted two
pieces Of shell from the leg II became ~ swollen and
painful that he co Id not walk. General Griffin Ia In
command OF the division.
VOLUNTEER AID.
l have alluded 10 the hindsomc conduct a
q commissary sergeant. In the correction I
houd have given credit TO Corporal Spear comnssary
the First brigade, FIRST division, for his gallant
duct In the recent nights rs aid to Colonel Iiton
manding tho brigade Ills business did not call him into
light but he to have passion fr this sort q
thing he has acted volunteer aid In thirteen battles
VINCENT.
who commanded the Third brigade of the First dvsion
undoubtedly died ot his wound Two day ago. whca
last heard from ha unconscious rapidly sinking He
a most gallant officer well accomplished aud
perfect gentleman HIS loss cannot be repaired. lie lived
Ia Fro, Pa, where he practsed law at tho outprk Of
tho but, like many young men, he was only thirty
two years old-he renqupshod . nnc profession and
everythiug 70 bo of service to his country Hc was
Colonel Eighty third Pennsylvania regiment and 10
understood TO have been promoted to
brigadier general.
roronAc.
Az close my letter am told that scout brings the
intelligence that the enemy attempted the
wlAmsport on 6at boats IL took two bonrs 10 get
boat across owing 10 tho river being swollen and this
aot compelled Abandonment Of tho attempt crossing at
this point.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
ReveDual.

rhc rmr~css Enssnis has dyed hcr hMtg rns London
O~~s yoarysais Paris correspondent ayy-H~ ha-stys
hair had ssncr ths saturnn nsnrssed teod-ney
turn p~e and fAdeh Accordingly, tho Court hair.
dr~sey about Hyng b's skb In rcvivifypg rsvmis
hG, upun his houss, ulat tbs p~Arstnn b employed
What, thsu, ue Tatnfpi sprr~r-s 81 behsfng TN
shAngs which few employ meor q thu drug ad
omptsbed, Hrom urs bssutnu rodeo ooSr ~ al
woat " srcs1 with much cnthusi1sm, had lrcome
dASk anb.rn frDm dafk auburn " wHs fst declining
into sdsep brown
Tbs fnginh journsh recnwd the foov ing Incident
illustrative ~ the ge1al and kind f.ptUu 4 lhc rinos
d dwd-t-vhise riding sh-vugh pnii Mall yvBng rieoa,
vno had been On very Intimate trrn IN the iriuce,
made him . rwyer1ui bov - be pssresi "why that
b - (mcntloning the nAsne) bow VI he forks ;"
said The prisce, checking his horse and shaking hands
with his osd cham. "Whv, whaa n tho maiierv h. II
claimed "Nothing. your Royal HighDess ercsp, that
haze struggled hSd and cannot ga @nps0yment ia
tnat ait" rGysndei hm royA palrun. st1aii neat
Al Mlrlboeough House, snd viii wbsi can D. d1e
The younx man dd call, snd wc ~s~dls ssfc~~~ad ss
a s,,aailoa bad beco ioasd fox hin.
The New York herald., 1863-07-18

ExfRl ClAss ts3-Iulv IL. tssl
81. II, 81 ~. 80, 32 Ji ~. -. A., u, @, 3.
CLASS sst-iniy ~ i-5
To- 50. -, ~, al. -. -. u, ~, 81. a.. 81. Is.
JoIIh A. NORRIS 90.
Wilmington. Delaware
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Arr,,., of k.s., Pr,.o..,. .. n.,,,mo,.

HftTIN Hfs IUT To If'I,
f-r hundred rebel prsonefs arrived bsfe tha mofni'T
from Hasers,osn and ~efs r.eed uo c'tJ ~ fhefe
20 room any here tho etly % pa them. Ar
Judgements have been made receive at~~n lv1dfei
at the lal
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
The National Loan.

Trntsr-tfIni, July ts, f.Sl
Sales of Hyeiwsnlies % dsy 800 0oJ. Deliveries ~
bonds are being made q June y. Local agopis
minded that Subscriptions r. the loan received
prior July aad th,t the facilities regard
the x fund.- shd bonds eFtsndsi
August
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
1n rnr rnIros nr IN

was at my special request ~ a friend.
JOSEPH COHEN, 20 Bayard street. New York
LocxroTr. July Is, 1868.
HERALD
s.e.S Por1n s q, soTisns Tsa .. yoe d"
dae New Or July comI~s to ask you 10 inser
~ @ sse ss s. am has make
ss % s : 20 T. M se m
necton win That q lady now Of your ei,, IN manner
tor, TO her character have alternative but 70 make
these eorrec, n IN u.tee 70 he, The reader would infer
divorce suit instituted ~ Mr. Declare against his wife.
had Re ale Wy r1nnas .~.y Win .ay
5 sas had o. % as sscu s ca. he. s %
Deb bad brought ,uit Of divorce against h wife but
heard Of either % hs pa,.s he asy named h-e obtained
a s os from o 'uss @ hs a. ''1 oS cay %
the 70 iowing nrst hard OF these fare-
scp Ike this Is followed by judicial divi.on o he
= pro cry o. ,ss S ~. All nt We sSr a. sass
receedss. wsrs taken y ,ae tnited ss,e. Pro;
resrons le law hrm 70 whom on Application 20 me- re
Of he prorsriy was ana, obtained TIE iaib.r q lie
lady ahishly Respectable gentleman of the city of New
% s os,aa her r 10. did % lie sesi my asy She
psrens ana thai after
Juigmrn was ron cred accompanied ~ her cni aud ser
The same s,sansr1 this Mr. Declare rushed up WITH stick
so a are vita asn Ss w ds n noe ns
anaer.,and r -ed ,y hand . ssize The s,i.s, which
who dragged o ,he man no ne densa crowd Nothing
L
Mr.. Cash 'be parties .epnraied, but this
s-rtion, tose<her with Cashs cunng story 10 al false
hool
Mr.. Cash adds.-.rhese was another runaway ms.h ~
the steamer y holding 10 the sccuss
iha, ths lady my-rl forlaed r1nassy match
There many the steamer ihsi
weiiso from New Orleans others frtrn New
tie stb-Nny all % PASSENGERS al
how uAich truth there this story OF runaway
match.
The lsay returning with h@ child Yort city
where presume she now returning my family
here has'ening from the wharf railroad
cd lAnd n New York
would vii nsy harc made cosnmuusnlspn ..n~,~r
ftn Mr. CaAha account made u shou gfss
particulars. desire you. ~. Edtor, and Mr. caA
understand that make T. n sAtesnt solely
duty the LADY thu Of whose your sideIy
aro.alst.ng paper cmpsls m- W Tits c'rrectfon
q. D. LAMONT
Among the Apes Plaeed in hands one q the eoun
sci IL sue 10 NrA Deb from her father New orH
sepvsnb-r isol, Ia whsh he speaks q uss Deb ~
IN n-cre-Ary 10 rS~at
This anscas faib.~ sdrc~a-d eesr W mn ~
February Last after hsd h~.ome o'e of this sSs
IN ~hh sa<sI hoS~ hat WI try fo~ her bes
In pwer - fesns soalsnAn ." ss~ 70 an Injured
m Vas IN onnssqreoe a spp~~ from the safk.~ o<
Hrs De Bare thss dlf al csd Do prott rsAts m
te litigation bspry with the Aid II hessw. Cnuer
and ThouA~ eunent council shcss ssAiiuded
A. The lady hspp4y enabled 70 r-snrn 10 %
and 70 my family trua mat The sandal souui-
salsd by ypur, rhonAs n o~sh. ~il b shoruiv.d
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ome,n, Draw,ng. . narray. Eddy 4

Co :. kpniucky ana MiA=cnn state fotirri-s
KvrrucKv ExrnA cLAss y,s-Juiy ~ is1
81, II ~. 81 70, 30, ~, 90. -. 81, q. -.
KtsfrcgY. Class asi-Juy III 1901
lG. 30 a. 80 IS. 30 20. ~ ~ ~ ~ 81. -. ~ ..
MURRAY. EDbf A CO.
Coviuglou Ky or ~ Loala M.
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Mr.. THOMAS n. COOKS DESPATCH.
HkApguAuxss, Ansr ~ THE PorosAo,
f.si~ a.

y
rhssass vssigeo of tne rce, srny oo-scd ibr Potomac
Al wi.amport ~ about ton O'Clock this Ds Md
destroyed the,s bridge bctsnd thsm und~ hesyy wiiI
,ssy nre. which parsung ovo pouring IN upoa
thsm. Tbs vitbdrsw~i a fecs army has bocu rnnsnay
ssocsfui Tho srbssDs wAs osasvmiocd uyon yc~,~dsy
- midday, beuassd ue r-pwscd resnevo>spAnA q ths
tnson AMY BY . largo body q msnsh from Psnnsyiva
MA La greatly ovwsstxna1ed tfs fo~os It's stsssos
arrived during yesterday m1uing, md w~ lnna-
dhssy known 70 Iss, VINO called a onDrd n
be owrs oommspiers, whom 90 caerrnipc
thsa thsy cooid mt, wNh my boye - ,ncocss, s.and
ssssnss Tn uofn army. rey had already taken 10
pscsotsn W ssod ~ tbelr Surplus ssore nod tbes
trsnss~ssn trains, yah their sick sad ~oaBdei 70 The
SDuih s'de the riv~. Nothlng tbswsrc. remained "
b doe bus " Withdraw the ucoTa n va d~s-rninsf
10 owmrrce IN rDc~sment ~ I've ocsoct y. ~ ~hsh
bons NJ their rc>csvcs took up iins q march 70 wn
Iamgors, easns their front unbrossa unti sf.@ dSrx
lee md JED, sia1t bod an Interview tvo r. NJ, At us
forrne-s headquarters, short distance w.t q Hag~,
town the purrrrt a -tsch has raasptred bat sup
~sA tyhsve been In fstars RAIDS ~ o1~raiss
east a sse Btue hnss 70 LEES NOV sreai b.os
tlf0asl The e1sIAnaoaA vAss ~ .ss h. bs~is1A<ts
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HKApoCARrgRs, FUTH ARMY CoriB \
NEAn Kux Ia S.srnar IIIIY 4, IhaI

You viii have bcea made aware by the swift winged
telegraph o. the crossing q the river by the rebel army
haWe this reach yoa The troas of this corps
taken greatly by surprise carnng tho fact. All had
expected battle here, all had hoped ooc, all looked ot
tho annhiIston hcre, OF surrender OF Lees forces
grave disappointment ~ everybody ther escape II
believed tha, somebody 10 blame for H. for tie
stands, IL not supposed for Instant thss general
preferred giving pattc Virginia soil this side tho
river swollen, difficult OF crossing. away from
his supplies and ammunition, cut OF from rcociv
ing renforcement. Lees army at mercy
Gagged lion, who might furlonsiy lash tho strong
iron bars of his cage, but could not break them.
Across the river he Is uncased Hs q he soh
lac command munitions % war and men; he avoid
battle. give IT, as he chooses he has the whole state
of Virginia hts line ~ retreat This Is As case
seems Our slow To blame General Mcsde All
hope there may be hidden design IN allowing tho
enemy thus tho Po,omso-some deep strategic
plan far reaching policy. tho wisdom Of which viii IN
good time develop itself. Meantime the march
again and a'l horeful q the bort
Dcssr,xs of which there host, and prisoners say
that the enemy commenced crossing yesterday forcno0u
A. p. Hnis oo~I~ going nst They say that they
hsd single bridge at wilsmspprt bat Ia tbs haste q
crossing many attempted n swim saddle hores wagons
and horses by drowning, besds losing the wagons and
their contents. All the Afternoon and al night they
were crossing. On the otbcr sice Il the river
IL Ia alleged thai kLere mty lSads of
ammunition and pies that hid bccn broughtfrom
Hichmond tnssthes sith mall FOR the army and Rich
mod papers tho 9Th insl Ny inorn.ants- there
mte,iiscnt officers among ,hrnnn4s IN ay lng that
. iatls t1H s1ds the rsvW wiml the reb-< CON
mDder~ wished - everything 70 avoid uai they - :,
10 coDditto 10 hghs u.s. and that nght would have oen
thetr ruin sgnA ocer informs that from dsj light
this ming be saw tho a,emyr wagons moving ia tss
direction n AartlnsburG
oar headquarters for one day and two nights we're
The rcalincc % Jon O. Miller. Fog tho wiviegc of sop
Ing the porch, and having q stove 70 COX or
the sts tins ratrios charged only thirty doafs Snch
v sss-c,men q tho hberaliiy Of ths y-oyls u
oounHy 10 nlght are ~ wniArnsprt ! cannot
say whcve VIII 20 nexL
The New York herald., 1863-07-18
Thr Is1iNafSrra.

lfrorn the lortlsnd fMe Afgn July r.
Il has been satsfstofty ascNrsincd tlss pgy fkhs
IND craft we're destroyed BY tYe privAi--r ilrouy