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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
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TINTED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN

III United STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, IS:
wmEE.s. libel Of Information has been filed in the
Distract Court Of the United states within and for
the Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 18th
day Of January. 1885, by John llama, ESQ, Attorney
for the United states for the District u Indiana, against
the following described credits ard effects Of William
J HolcoTnb. to-wit; hour fromisscry Notes, all dated
March 8Uth Iss for ESQ 90 each pay able in = and
respectively from the 1t October 1881. With tn
erest said notes gvenby John j. Oaks TO one
Seth Way, and by him assigned and transferred 10 said
H0 CONT AID secured by mortgage certain real estate
IA apore county Indiana for violation Of the powers of
aoi Congress, approx ed July II, s62, entitled An
suppres. nsHrfecto 90 punish and rebel
Hon. seze aud oonseats the properly and for
other purposes and praying process properly
and that the same may be condemned and sold as
enemies property.
Now therefore, in pursuance 81 the monon under the
seal % said court directed and delivered do here
by give public all persons claiming said proprty,
any part thereof any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court Of
the United States, 10 be held at the city Of Indianapolis
IN and for the District of Indiana the third Monday Of
February next ten O'Clock Of the forenoon OF that
day and there nterpose their claims and 90 make
their allegations IN that behalf
n. g. ROSE, US. Marshal.
Per |. =. BIsrL0w. Deputy.
Attest.
Joas H. REk Clerk. febJ-dlsi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
SALOON.
Excelsior Saloon and Restaurant
NO IS EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
indianapolis, Indiana.
RTDOLPH FEY. Proprietor.
SALOON.

HNHIS FINE SALOON WILL BE OPENED on
tomorrow l1lesday,) March 10, with splendid
lunch al % o'cl Yck \. NJ.
The proprietor aatisrs himself TO announce 20 his
patrons and the citizens Of Indianapolis generally that
he has spared money means 90 make ihis house
what l. ought 10 be, Of the finest and haudsomest
saloons IN the West.
lie will keep constantly on hand the best RHINE and
Native Wines, champagnes, Lager Beer, Ale and the
very best of Liquors
lie is also prepared furnish Meals At all times after
short notice, and invites the public for call.
In,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

DANvuIE, PA, June ., l,si2
Or. ws. II. GEres-Dedr Sir: In February, 1851,
was afflicted With the sugar dabeies and for hive months
pa sed more than gallons of in - hours
obliged 60 get up often twelve shines du
rngthe night and N i've months lost about so pounds
IN weight. During the month Of July 81. procured
two bottles Of Constitution Water, and in days after
using experienced relief and after taking bottles
Wa entirely cured after rcganng my usual good
good health. Yours, truly,
w. L. DE WITT.
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DRUGS.

HAVE associated with ne in business NJ. G. ".
Sosu. who has been assistant in the store fer q
humber years past Hereafter the business will be
continued at the old stand under the trm -
BROWNING ~ SLOAN.
feel grateful for the liberal patronage which we have
sA-tr-t ~ strict attentions Business and
the Of merit AM retain the same.
K BROWNING.
II. persons knowing themselves indebted gill
"A please call a. their earliest convenience and make
settlenentof same, and ohiige X BROWNING
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GO. 30I)
Irxnsp srArrs OF ANEslcA. prsrR.cr OF rSpt.

GO. 30T1
v-xrTEp STATS OF ANEAICA. DISTRICT OF TyDf-
ANS
Where's. libel q information has been fled IN the
District Court q the Uuifed states. uhin FOR the
sevsnh rca and District q Indiana the asth day Of
January. iss1 b John Hanna, Rsq. Attorney o. The
United states foy the District u indiana agalrsf The FOL
oirz described estate. cre<s and Effects ~ wrn.
J. Hoe nh. io-vit One Promissory Note dated Jsnu-
arr n, iss1 due six months sitter d.t~ the n
sIl2s -, given by seth Way said Hccomb; sid
note = SECURED hy certain mortgage lands IN ne
egdny o. Laporte. INDIANA for vlolafion q the powefs
q an at q tonress approved July ~. 1871 enteo
an aci ~ suppress nsurfecon 20 punish treason ana ~
bslon % seize and eoncate the property u rebels ana
Tor other purgoses and praying proeess sgsh, 80
properly. ard that TIE be c"ndeinne" ann 'o
a. enemies property.
Now therefore n pursuance offhe monitor under the
u said Court - ne directed ard devered do here
give pubic notice q all persons claiming said propertv
or any part thereof, IN any manner Interested
therein that thev - and appear before the said. the
trt court ofhe Uned states. . be held az the city
% dsnapoIi. m and for the District % Indiana the
thru Monsay a February next az ten O'Clock Of the fore
noon n hat day then and there 20 inerpose their claims
and u.ke their allegations in that behalf.
d. G.. ROSE, q. s. Marshal,
b. 5. BisgLow. Deputy.
JoHS II. ExA. Clerk. feb3-d1H
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with the conviction that Il has no coma. IN
relieving the ciass ~ diseases whi Il has been found -
sminently successful IN curing aud trust that We ha
be rewarded for efforts n placing 30 valuable aree
in form 20 meet the requirements Of patient and phy
LA
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THE LrcssIsL.NTupaE

Legislature viii assemble the sth u ganu-
AIRY It, action viii have deep Interest for ne
citizens Of Indiana The Nnfia will contain "a ,Afal
and intelligent report Of prcoeednTS thai IN.
reader understand from day day what their Repre-.
seutatives are doing.
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ADDRESS.
ELDER HARNESS Il BINGHAM
PROPOSALS.

DROPnS'S WILL BE RECEIVED Up TILL FRIDAY
noon, the 18th inst, IL O'CLOCK for erection Of
Q Brck Pork house,
Ior and specifications apply to Thos. kinrsn,
E-q rates House between the hours ~ ~ and och
up I'll Thursday, l4ih inst kINGAN &C i 1
my l2-dtd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

VIII soon assemble and the most important question.
will be brought before IL Tor determination. enc Of
which, the Emancipation Ana coon1Aiian policy q tie
President viii vitality affect the OF the country,
All interesting Congressional proceeding. viii b. 70.
ported IN the Nssskinrf.
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Brushes. Brushes!

HAn DOZEN Paint and varnish Brushes, Wall
SUV Brushes, sash Tools, Blenders, Scrub, Shoe,
Horse Har Hat and Cloth Brushes ~ all kin a. Al loves
figures BROWNING A SLOAN'S.
jei4-ueod& weow3m
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DYSMENORHdA, OR PAINFUL MENSTRUATt0N, AN
IN MENOkRHAGIA OR PkOFUsE FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MEYsTRUATIoY.

Which in the unmarried female is constant recurring
d ease and through neglect the seeds OF grave and
dangerous maladrs the result. and month after
month passes without effort being made 20 assist na
ure the suppression becomes chronic the patient gradu
all, loses her appetite the bowels conspated night
sweats come on and the consumption finally ends her
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NOTICE.
TRuSSES, &C.

L b. 8 z z Z = Y'S = R U.s.
ESTABLISHMENTS. iaf Clans IT. cmcseo. III.
Branch Ohce-No b Nor . PM Street, ST. Louis Mo
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FOR SALE BY ALL pRuGGIsrs-pmcg o..

wM GREGG co. Prop-ietors-
Morgan Anen. General Agents. Ne. IS Cha street
Se~ Yors Wright French. IS Randolph 81: Smith A
D~yer ~ Iake IT. Wholesale Agents Chicago, Illinois
jsn2s-d3u
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LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.


This disease depends upon an inflammation Of the
lining Of the vagina womb II Is In all cases &C
companed hy pains the back, the bowels
and through the hips Ateaspoonfu of the medicine may
be taken three times day, with an injection Of table
spoonful Of medicine mixed with halt pint oi soft water
morning and evening
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, IN.
fLAMM N1lON or THE KIDNEYS AND CArARRH
OF THE BLADDER. STllANGUARy ANDBUkN-
ING OF PAINFUL UliNATlNG.
For those dsessrs IL Is truly sovereign remedy and
too much cannot be said IN It's praise single dose has
been known "a relieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pan tho small
OF the back and through the hips. teaspoontu day
ofCcnstltuton Water will relieve you like magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
II has equal in relieving the most distressing symp
TOMS Also, Headache, Heartburn Acid stomach. Nomit-
ing FOOD &C. Take tea poonful after dinner. The
dose In all may be increased desired but 1t should
be done gradually.
PHYSICIANS
Haze long given up the Of buchu cubes and u
nber in the treatment Of these Diseases aud only them
Tor the want OF better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved tsef equal to the task tina, has devoved
upon II.
DIURETICS,
lraie and dench the Kidneys and by constant use
lead 10 chronic degeneration and confirmed disease
READ, READ. READ.
DASvuLr, Pa, June ., lss2
Dr. ws. II. GRrcs-Dsdr Sir. In February, ls6l,
afflicted With the sugar diabetes and for hive months
pa ssd more than two salons of water in "a hours
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READ, READ, READ.

lrrtae and drench the Kidneys and by
lead 90 chronlc ORGANIZATION and confirmed disease
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PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Haze long since given up the Of buehu cubes and
nber in the treatment Of these diseases, aud only tn
for the want OF better remedy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

Has proved tself equal the task that has devolved
upon H.
DIURETICS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

II has equal IN relieving the distressing symp
TOMS Also, Headache, Heartburn. Acid stomach. Nomit.
ing Food, &C. Take tea.poonful after dinner. The
dose In all may be increased desired but ii should
be done gradually
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

Diseases occurring from and the will be
entirely cured by the Constitution Water taken for any
length ~ time. The dose should vary with he severity
Of the disease from twenty drops 10 teaspoonful three
times day, IN During the passage II the Calcu
lus the pain and urgent symptoms should be combated
with the proper remedies, then followed up by the Con-
stitaiion Water, as above directed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

The War i'm Missouri.

~. LOUIS, "wednesday Oct. H. l-od
The latest accounts OF Shelby's gucrrrillas say
that they divided eight miles southwest of Arrow
Rock yesterday morning. About 300 unonist were
In pursuit, and had Killed II Rebels aud lost four
men.
fight was reported on the Backwat"r on Monday
evening. and skirmish below Arrow Rock yesterday
morning, but no particulars given.
Gen Fiskc at Pilot Knob reports that the expedition
into Arkansas. met body Of Rebels under Reeves and
Crandal at Pittmans Ferry and Killed lJ and captured
quite number. including one lieutenant colonel one
major aud two captains
On the 7th Mayor Watson surprised camp of Rebels
In Lawrence County, capturing captain. three lieu
tenants and - priv atcs aud all their horses, and de-
s.roying the camp.
The people Of Lawrence County have organized to re-
srt the Rebel CONSUMPTION.
Wnldo y. johnson. cx.United States SENATOR mas
abandoned the Organization Of the Missouri state Guard
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oniei.l. r. II. CHADWICK A.si,iant AdJt .GoncraL
Gilmore siicnccr Fort Johnston Coiiis-
sion between B"nt Pickrt--strcngth-
ching our Works-Iist Of Cnsuaitirs.
From oar Special Correspondent
MnrEI. IsLAsp s. e.. OCT 10 ~

|
MOHEI- IsLAsD :. g., Oct 10 1868.
The Rebel Fort Johnston is again silenced
for a time at least skillm.y aimed shot entered nj
cmbrasuie yesterday aud alsmounicd the gun behind
H. The Rebels have have hnd bad luck iih the WORK
II il very completely under the range Of our guns Prob
ably II win be abandoned.
A. the hnrbor 10 regularly pa!rolcd by The boats o.
both bcllgercnts. night encounters happen sometime
These rarely result IN any casualties IA both parties
usually act on the defensive. One II these occurred
last night. but nothing Of moment happened "a the
result.
On Tuesday. Cth init lmghahle incident occurred
among the wor ING pnfty ia Fort Gregg. a certain
John Mcirick Of Company -. cath Ohio Vols.' ~ the
act 81 tgundiing whcelbnrow full Of sand had lnS
cquipagc smashed aud splintcrcd into hrcwood by q
falling fragment oi shell nom Rebel gun. shaking
handle of the barrow. Hilcal wis" IN The direction "'
IoIt Mouitrlc John caclamed lad luck 10 y,t. Ne
III ninncrod thatcs ye cant do that same again II !'
think We can. shoot over new WArclDgiGoN, ana M
self y ia stand here 10 rcsaie 10 q"
The Rebel engineers who built Fris Gregg aud Waf'
ncr would scarcely know their own handiwofk were
they now 10 icvisit these places. They are enlng'
improved and strengthened with lisadcs ana ace Y
m0ais New and heavier guns than tey cnh'hine"
when captured are being mounted. The contrast W
tween Ito workmanship oi ths Rebels and the iahAees
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The following is list Of deaths at Port Royal
~ g. October 10.
ushs.lPs--. c. p ,ch Pa, Sep, q. spoplery
w. 'i1sfto. Co. L. l17ih y. T. segi. q, tia'rhea snd
'k.is tary Go y. i.si /. =. s~g'. :, typhoid fever
o. I.rt g. " f'ifh = Y frrf - dysst''ry.
ON Na.t.-.e sth N.is. s'ff n. ehrori- d.'ffhea
bf.lf l.f.,f a. o go NJ. sep 70 TYPHOID ever;
IS ~ j,..r2 90. %. io,A NJ. ssfi a. ehi'mo d.
f.,.y risisr. c.. y CD c,fu oci. ; typhoid fever
j % .rf g. > f.fh FL sep ~ rrnli'rn. frsrf.
s,lg- Wptn,. Go II l5th "a. SEPT -, chronic d.
fo.,,. c. C.. AN II. sert ~ TYPHOID fever.
IT,, i-opa,d ADJ. Co D. Ssh Mas, oe; 5, chronic
C,ilru C,ors- r. lockwood ou'rorma'''r' Dept oct
co. na.s,s Co. X io,h Conn. oct. TYPHOID fever
jra Co... oman g. a. .ii Mas. oct D. typhoid fever.
D if T.rfl,f. Co. ] = y. irr. Cr' rrifisli fever
M A. Cusufy Co. q iHi Nj. De- ?. car'ul, t4fg. 's
-erri J. b. NLra.,T Co J.. liNh y. Y. Oct 3 cAfouls
cop p-vIs ,iIi,,inan c.. X 9Th Pa. OCT. :. elfonir
m sirnot.. 60. X. oh NJ. o., I ,yphoil fever
"a rsfls c.. - Ns.. oct g. dilirlsa
~ 70 ,fltr Co. , rh Mr ori. 3 chronic disfrhrn.
J.,efA boob Co. d. 9Th Pa. oct chronic diarrhrs
John AIer Co. = lOih Conn Oct d epispfl- convictions
Nm ksllu.nf Co. a. l4th 49, oci. 2. a-lfe dysrnirry.
J. "a Parl,r T.. ID san Ms's. oct. 3 typhoid fe,er
Cas-. Johnson Go. D.. % a. = cooTcd Olt Intermittent
fs,rr
jane k,-nsn. Go u nh Pa, o. D, chronic dnfrlra
srrs, o. l. j. R4lr Go. b. 18th Ind OF 4 chronic diAr
trt Lieut. y Wa,.f. Is.h y y o., 4 chronic d,rthcs
: Claiborne Co. ~. oh Ne, OF, & cAfouic tiarfiica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

very powerful glass formerly the property Of the veteran
Gen. Mansfield, through which sentry kept constantly
on duty views the movements Of the Rebels on james
and Sulivan's Islands Some mornings since. by the
aid Of this glass looked into the streets OF Charleston
quaint and quiet and gloomy read the signs upon the
houses counted the people the sidewalks glanced in
at the windows Of the Charleston Hotel and saw the
maids at work could almost hear their song they seemed
near; stone on stone amid the awful debris Of
Fort Sumter the garrison moving hther and ththe or
sitting in groups upon the ruins, and farther on the
bristng shore of Sulliyan's Island Bee and Bcaure
gard and Mourie with her sand.bag traverses guard
ing her hostile guns all peaceful and quiet in the rich
golden light Of an October day. So near we to
Charleston. and yet far off.
THE ADMIRAL AT HILTON HEAD
The Admiral in his flag ship, takns advantage OF the
delicious weather are having, visited Hilton Head
Yesterday and returned to-day. ~ O. z.
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is very striking Tn that Of the latter there Is neat
ness. style" finish and method, as Inuch sem,
bling their national builders as the greater slens u
and solidity which also characterize both the men "u
the works. The for display OF this KIND is very
nmited-the materials being for the most part 0b'y
sand bags. sand.hcaps and lumber but stu the chl
acter OF the grave earnest and persistent Nof,srncr
is plainly visible in every square rod ofthe forts rebuilt y
him. Tho terrible fire under which this task mas 70
be done illustrated by deep holes scooped obquey IN
the soil by the falling shots and shells of the enemy IN
side the forts and for distance around them these
at intervals Of nearly every rod. When shell
thus buries itsR and expodes in the ground, the
yawning chasm turns the spectator faint by reminding
him that 0times the flesh of dear humanity is torn Dy
these horrible Instruments OF war.
Here. elsewhere the moral law Is sometimes vlo-
lated and justice has to be yndlcated by her publc
guardians. One instance has just occurred. Frank IT,
King deck hand transport steamer Escort, belong
ing TO this Department lately charged with stealing
parcel containing watch and other effects me prop
crty Of soldier escaped from the custody OF the FRO
yosi Marshal He was recaptured, but again got
away In the night. and. making his way TO the dock,
made of in boat built M model for Gen. Gilmore
by Capt. BUNS Quartermast'r. This was discovered
abandoned the beach of Folly Island the next morn
ing The outposts all being narrowly watched to
prevent his escape Ia the enemy. IL IL supposed he is
irving e. stow himself away board of vessel bound
North lie will probably be made prisoner again DC
fore much time has elapsed.
LIST or CASUALTIES.
OSE HrspRrpTn NEW YORK soLuSrAtesNhil sn- i n'f
Mt ann private Co u. NOund.d-joiu = NAMING 70 L.
l~g sgh,y; VIM Steele Co. b. head slightly; Waiter Wor
NAM Co T. scorch.d lightly.
SEVENTH NEw hAsrsHiax voIrsTEErs-Khled; Corr.
sirrY SEVENTH ONO -wounded-George Rmmel.peck.
Co. b. lcit hip severe, Charlie Bmeshaoer Co. r. nsh'
FiYrr .rcosp PrsssItv.S,.wo urded-Corp James =.
Nl.an flesh wound In c4i o. leg severe, -, A..
wound. IN and rrh groin Anthony ftrance
Co X hen loot flight Wm. Pai'erson Go. ~ let FOOT
raa Co. G. n.h luce. slight, serg'. Henry smith, Co. ~
amputl'l u Il risti thigh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
The Situation.
From The Washington Star Oct. II.

From The Washington Star Vc. H.
We have the following additional from the
front:
Meade is not only in his position, but has r..
surncd the offensive the extent Of making cavalry
reconnaissance to the South of the Rappahannock yes.
tcrdny.
II Is believed that the Rebels lost more In the fighting
on sunday than ourselves, ono occasion two az
our hglt batteries firing into mass " the ehtm!
moved them down like grass
All the indications 20 10 show that Leo Iop'd ny u
r.pid and secret flank movement 10 Meades right TO
Ike Brandy station between Cupcpper ana inc nap
pahannook cutting OF our line OF communications ana
inreing Meade 10 give battle under dsad'aitlge"us
cii cunstaHccs with rhcrih is rear "nu i'o p'"'o
No stiiInl mnneu,er by which Meade chcckmated
his estn, adversary and without loss Of any sort 90
any apprecinble extent placed himself on the other
~. ~ Jordan" ard In position where he preferred
On nccept battle Ia have considerably bothered
Tho Rebels who do not seem inclined Ia fight unless
with the Indian like advantages OF surprise and an
ambuscadc.
without the slightest ooniusion; and as stated by
Yesterday the amount of stores destroyed LEFT be.
hind beyond Culpcppcr. would not make car load
all told.
The following officers wounded In the engagement on
sunday. arrived this morning from the Amy OF the
pooInac: Lieut.. Col. Croker Of Gen. Pcasantons
stall; DIR. forwood u. y A.. Lieut. Chaflc, 9Th L
\ Cavalry. and Capt. ". Il. Aiken, 9th New.York
Cavalry
Passengers who arrived here from The front this after.
noon state that Yesterday rcoOnnoilerng party Of
The 9th Corps crossed the Eappahannocl, and 10 short
distance beyond, without Incident, and returned toward
night to near Btalton.
Another accommodating party shirted up the right
bank Of the Rappahannock yesterday afternoon. but
with what result TX not known and returned Ia tho
vicinity Of Rappahannock Station last night
There was some diminishing along thu Lines yester'
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through the night up to an early

day but all quiet through the night up to an early
hour this morning
Skedaddng suffers coming IN hourly some with
their goods and others without is usual In case OF
change of position and where the suffers have not ade-
quate means Of transportation.
On Sunday night our forces crossed the Rappahan-
mock and On Monday morning two corps recrossed and
drove the enemy to Brandy station with severe loss
in killed, wounded and prisoners the Rebel side.
They then received order to fall back which they
did In good order, Gen. Buford with his cavalry on the
left Fitzpatrick in the center and Gregg the right.
Gregg and Buord succeeded In holding the enemy in
check on the right and left until O'Clock when acting
under orders they fell back upon our main body the
purpose Of the movement having been effected.
The loss in Greegs division OF cavalry Is said 70 be
severe the fth and 18TH Pennsylvania and 10th New
York suffering most OF the 18th Pa, 400 went into
the fight and 200 are reported disabled
Major Robson OF the 10th New-York Is reported
killed. and Capt Rhodes and Lieuts PreDtss ana Vose
Of the lst Rhode Island cavalry seriously wounded.
Meade succeeded in saving all his transportation nos
even losing wagon.