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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

The wheat market advanced lc a &c but the blsi
ness was comparatively moderate, owing to the improve.
ment and hrmuees IN ffeights The demand was chiey
sr export, and the market closed firm in sympathy with
tue rise n gold ano exclsbhe S.rs 100000 bushels az
6oaN 81 for Chic go sprne 81 SO 81 IS for MI.
wsukee ciub 81 IS 81 GO for Amber Nj waukee 81 90
81 90 for winter red Western ~ 81 81 10 Tor
mon TO fsr amber Western and al 70 Tor CHOICE white
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

DURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS BURNHAMs
ID Furniture Ees. sBurnhsnss Furniture Etprem, ii6
West Eleventh Hreet between Fifth and Sixth avenues
storage for furniture All kinds Of furniture A bowed
Furniture OF fsmihcs moved n the cY or 70 country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19

DROP0SALs FOR COAL -PROP0aAIs FOR loo
l. tons Chestnut Coal gro solicited 10 be delivered ct n
manufsciory down town. In quantities about
cargo each month, commencing mott July and con,nuins
for Of lonr0 II arrangement ca
made The coal mus be Of the beat quality frcsh good
sire and clean Pigment for the 70 be made on
5000 Pest ofDcc, New York o,ty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08
EKlM MISSISSIPPI

MERIDIAN, March 1.-The work G: repair
irg tho railroads destroyed by the onemy il
progressing rapidly. Three miles o. track
ard three bridges were des:.oye': IN The S0usir.
eca road ten miles OF track On The S:l.pa road
aud IS miles Of track On tho dchile auG Ohio
road, were destroyed.
Sherman burned great deal OF property
here, and at Marion, Er:erpriso, L3cShars end
LaGderdals Stations. AL the public build
i.gs at this place were cnstrnro1. anl y nuru.
Der OF private houses. Too Barsoa House,
EagSdale House, AM rai!rnat deno:s wara
burned, IS also tho iiEct Of the 'Diiiy Ga.
rion." The enemy niIasni c7'rT hji.se, car
rying OF everything q! AIRY valc.
Provisions were tR's;n from alr,oat eTerI'
family. Saerm,n laid waste I'll rh, ccun-.y
through which liz ar!oy !'aSrai cE h- return
t, Yick.turg. II; accrnieG TIN Ras;s!aie
House !or headquarters "h'ic l:cTc, :na Ne
Phcrgnn occupied Grnnre| PG!k's Old i:e d
quarters.
DENoroLIs, March IA dispatch iro2.
General jackson. detoi Sharrl, seven milo
from Canton, Felruary 2S. says he u:nr:yok
the enemy ct that poins on the - III, nnd MAS
skirmishlrg. The enemy cross.i his Who'll"
ftrca at Rat)iii's srI CHiium's ferries trd
proceeded 20 Canton, HIer- they we're reporoG
on short rations aai b;clicn down. L: "as
thought they would i ,ssloy a portion ii lie
raiiFoad North If Caution, aad go ut 1neo 10
Ticksburg. Ab"uG twantf Fl fge had been kill
Cd, aud number captured. Oac cavalry a:t
narassiue ;hcm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

A AOT FOR THE PROTECTION or sHfEF Ak1 80 rs.
n ctsAsE lHE usow1u dr WOOL P4ossi Feb.u
DRY iD 1874.
: Whs ea4 an lnr.rase cs .5" growth # wool n .:T
Oommorvs gtt IL Il all times important bas rore rsD6
cis no In the struggle ste Southern Conf-de?sey IS
maintaining for her lids -tndcnrt; therefore
Bee enacted by the gensrs A.s moy, That freq,
ard after the passage Ct his ACT II shall n0t ba lawful fer
any pers.n whatever 10 buy CT tD, whia tie !'h Gf
or slaughter the sars at rne with v'~ e s=ndir
the to durag the c:ntnuance ~ hs ores mt
VT undcI psasl j. for every a",ep o; sV
O. sile Of mntton LAMB upon the cerf sss OF ph?s
c!aa surgecn thrt i, Is needed. Rnd 20 E7ed fa To-
.ssted for sny ssk wounded ptr.o' id.r .d ohrc
,. /, shall be hs du Ct o. tnae> It7. sscriffs a2i
nonstab shat ,uis law exec: H. ard upon IN
formation given r conre eia. made b any r3snD "'
ylcI ..!u thereof jusi's he r. e. be sha ss1'
biz arrans rgsi,Bt tao parry rba-::G nd u satisaot #
ias quit Of lts psety c.arzs1 siS Cause :hs colec
t.oa Hnd payner, Ct tie ssov ptns:" oy eSicui L, 4:
II css.s " judgment on werrs {.
Upoa complaint neiorc ,etl:A - &. inhahart Ct
county ,hs' sheep owned oy hnl nv been a"siSysI
injured by doeg within bis county :h- n3tc- Sea
warrant, under Els hand, ppnrt no las thas ,mo o.
more tan three discrset ffeehollss Of :ae c"unt e
sIIiug the p.a,e vhsrJ tls Ia NY ALLEGED % .:
Committed phose duty shal b. 20 E"raed hr:t7eA,
upon scul VI. and uch other iafor 5st!on may he
accessible 10 ascertain tia uuth OF tie compisat NJ
the value OF the injury soy Thcb hs. been gut IN 81.
esther With the warrant OF DO usr 70 him, aid 1?oc
proper information obtained, be stall Issue his
sgsrsth owner who're dIE o. deg. nsy hs7e don- TIC
ilJnrY, snu sDail ASsss Hiui N''E hs "h' VI
came execution TO TO :ssl.d H2.ast lm; and ui'jn
COLLECTION hereof wi tGs costs incl- ed, sh.! pay 20
the party sl.aln'ng The AID wAcrs -ho -oG helen ~
to ave- tho shs IA al CASES, brrssooi5!. or
The less sustained, tog1the; Ti!S ,h CO.'S bdt etht
party shall We the appeal & r t1s :e'aioa .,
such Justice according hs rrn9icn Of len a'Ven o.
chapter one hundred aud city Of The Co-e; PfoV1a.
That the execution gu horz.d 20 es :s'ue ua'e
third ,ectloo OF tb NJ, al D. directed to The he III o.
the unly and Levied AMI r"rracd by hln sccarans 20
law shoald the tmouut o! IMAGES .s"ssSsa y
hoil.r.. .
4 ThIs net shall hc',~ 'I-:c f:on IT.. paI'ags.
A coD- . l.. the rolls -T"4e:
VIZ. r. ,iUKDoN. H.,
r,,-x ~ -,,,e o! Dei.sa'cs Bad Keeper ef E6:lI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08
LATER From EUROPE.

Tie lIiheInia, with Europena odviccs to the
18th, had arrived al Portland. TIE most IN
toressins items by this arrival are .l'o i.iiow,
ing:
Il It's reEo-:cd thai Great britain, supported
hy France, Russia aud Sweder, has ;rnTJscd
Il conference TOR the st!;emcnt Of the nauish
uu. s:iou. Tie basis e f.oglard's PROPOSE
ten iS said TO be that the Dimes shali give up
al! Of Schieswig, except ,lc land Of Alscn.--
The Danes had cvsauatsd Duppsl az 4 iotrear.
ed to AlScT.
The Florida lafs BrGst on the nigh5 of ,hN
9th, and the Kcaysuse waG supposed t, hc III
pursuit.
In the British parliamcn: Earl Derby at
tackled the GovernrIen: paiicy in regard 20 thn
Alabama anaiv and the Lsirl's rauls, ins!u
uatirg that the rams he'd been seized under
The influence IF American mcnuccs.
Cotton frner, but prices unchanged. Con
Euls Tor moncy closed ut 9l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08
{{iu5nono Euqutrn~
By TYLER II ALLEGRE.
:oynAY MORNING, MARCH. !, 1854.

The h,l7 Of Dahlgrsn has been brought to
E..u,a,al f9. the purpose IF identifying il as
h., o: III, ueice- upon whom was found tho
,,s,s a.dsrios the murder Of the civil Off
(i,,.j, ,-s-nm4u. and the buruing and sack;ng
| he c.;v Of Redmond. What is to be done
h To .iz;vrs aud men of this Daalgren
.a..4: .A:s they prisoners Of war? If
y s.e % be regarded as prisoners Of war.
- =, ,isllbsra:, murder Of evil cfacers;
| y turning {: cities, the dishoror eud mur-
=. o. wo;neo. are AL acts Of legitimate
h, 7, the Confederate Government pre-
.rl :, a$suas such pas:tion' Are our
.op. " Hing :, be placed in sach posi>
.: Caa We deliberately countenanoa the
:..a ZAP, p.!.ago and murder set forth and
.!,rsl by tae,e commands Of Dahlgren o.
|! !sj:,ms:e acts ef wsrfare2
Whl: would have boon the condition of
,hm,=l thi, day, one week ago, had Dsj J.
r.u sa,.eaiei7 Imagine ten to twelve thou
md oru.al soldiers released from captivity,
l4ael VIII auor, aad burning with lust.
s:asl .oase vita arms il their hands, With
.: 9:.!3srs to restrain their violence co-and No
|..;;,l in lgiua!:on is required t9 picture the
|eisic. rains, the dishonored women, md. the
Erl,,i zen Of Richmond. Worl1 ihos
~ -sI legitimate act toi war? No man,
:e7sG :no Yauke,, VIII contend that iawsL
|.r ..s, an7 suga horrors. These nca are,
Ls..,.s., n,e pfieJners of war, bu: are lard
:a:a.. who's" destruction is the duty Of
Eo,s aw:os hem in possession.
5? ::iase!y executing them we relieve
:? 3:e'a;; g 81 uapicioa OF comp!icity with
J. t-";ll -arpcse of these wyes0hcs. II the
Eas.a:;Jn authorities choose 10 make this
:. tax owa hy av"wing it. choose to
.Q. Gr,r i,omselves the disgrace of sustalG-
i: ST. ! n outrage. i. should make no dif-
b. 20, witt ;te ,u:eder.:s authorities. -
= - WasAiH c'on G2ysra ueRt vii! nc! aycT'
. hsr vii ba thankful 20 escape AL corr>-
-,Hh .uto shcut tho matter No government
aid 6.. Iu!es 70 array itself % the ins :isa-
: ot .rsa, murder, rape and piliag,. TIE
abe vpn;rn Of the world will justify us if
Ie e1e2u;e ,hem; but if we do not tho world
1ia:eep; sur ac.ion as proper, since we alone
e Interested
VI therefore expect The authorities TO Or
= :le Immediate execution OF the officers
i neu Of pahlgrsn's command.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08

aui sewn moa prison"r3-.Ii'r rses, arms 81.
They impressed ssvarri wascns 10 c1rry oH
ihelr wounded. Ny Iosa wss Two Lieut..
F,,x and Private S.srkt> slightly wounded |
mentioned Bsn's gsl!antrg in nv cfticicl re.
port to General STUART. Ny love To sll.
~" Yours, truly, JSo. S. McsRy.
wish you would ges nc soa:o nice MARI.
lander recruits. My fight was st Upper.
villa. The iankcss tlen towards 1arpcr's
Ferry.
February %, 1864.
Tho ink was rald dry Oh, my ;:v,s oF the Git
when Hows rcachs& me ttG. ono hundred aad
cial:.y cavalry were in Middlcburg. Wit
about one hundred ard fg'g ,acn went in
pursuit, it;t.,ked uri ron.et them, killed iit-
teea. wounded q large number, hes,tes bring
ing off e"vantJ rriscnc'I, viz, about one
hun i:ed E"rsss, arms, cl.ipnal.:s. IL, Ws
ki'leloEs cn2teia, a2i tyok Uae Car;sih a"d
two lieutenHats prisoners. As 'usuai. Ben
ac7ed ,nobly.. My loss Cne killed anG four
wounded.
Yours, truly JHo. S. MosEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08


THE RAID ABOVE CHARLOTTESVILLE.
We have received the following account Of
The raid of the enemy above Charlottesville,
on Monday last, which WIS undertaken in
connection with the raid on Richmond, by
way Of diversion On last Monduy, about
Two O'Clock, picket, who had hsen scnt out
by Captain Grow, officer in ohargo of light
battery &C six guns, which wcs stationed
within tk-ee miles Of Charlottesville. csmo in
and reported that the enemy's cavalry were
advancing in considerable force. The infoT-
nation induced Capt. Crew to move four of
his guns to safer position, while two were
piacsd in position to oppose the advance of
tho Yankee horscnon. Sure enough, in few
minutes tho enemy werc seen advancing in the
direction indicated, and the two guns were
Immediately opened upon them, which, for
time, retarded their adTlncc; but, after n few
minutes, during which Capt. Crew formed the
ror.ion o his Company not working the guns
in liao of battle, with spongss and ranimers
g. u charge bayone,s," they again pushed
forward, when ou. mon charged them. The
Yankees wheeled and rstrcatod across the Ri
wanna river. There they reformed theiT
liacs, awaiting the ad rance, as they supposed,
of our infantry but not seeing them, as they
expected they again CROSSED the river and
were second time driven back, and did not
mako their appearance any more in that d.
rection Their further circulation in that
neighborhood vas soon after effsctually put
out of the questi IN by tho prompt movements
Of our reintorcemeats.
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"CHEERIN.i NEWS"

The New Yr L :. Herald" professes, in its is
pot March 81. to h.ve chceriug news."-
Eat may be the character o. the "news" in
|: issre Of March 5:h, may be understood
IN what We kncw.
" IL ". and tho "HeralW now koows. that
i:r, ea-lg il February, advanced up the
|:'Tsol. to release the prisoners, and did
accomplish ii: that Meade made demon,
F;aJa a. the same time at Morton's Ford on
fe Ripidan, and was driven back that G |.
ore advanced on Johns Island, and was
F!Yea 5ack by Gseral Wise; thu! the enemy
f'en?'@d a lM:ding on White Marsh and
hw Savannah, and was rcpulsed: that
E7mear attempted the conquest Of Fl,rida,
Et Was defeated, aud routed by General Fin
F>aa; that C,m. Farragut attempted to pc
H:sta the harbor of Mobile. and did no. &C.
Fnpiish his object; that Sherman marched
Meridian on his way to "Mobile or HILL"
F!is now tsking tho back track to Virk'burg,
a'ips reached Canton. "whero they werere-
|orei on short rasisns and broken down :"
+: q neral, Smith aad Grierson, with o
P:airy expedition from Memphis, marched "a
!: As Qka!ona, aud are now ba, k in Memphis,
|vog. bY the admissions Of the enemy, ac-
III .ae: D2ne Of tho objects Of the ezpsd:-
F.; hai General Logan's powerful Union
2.a 10 S1uth Alab INA, from some cause
'oser, did NJ, good ssrvieo in support Of
f.ssnaa = that General Thomas, /" strongly
:~ieFee>i" maSehed towards D;l:on, skr-
iaai with General Johnston, and then
far2aed no. to,oards A l.uta, but back to
l''aDoosa. Ia mois-a certain king Of
s0es; that Lyugatrest has captured the
'Sny i,T es east of Cumberland, and has
""ll.a back as if for Richmond; that
'Fi u ..y has pick i up sundry d9tach-
ael:s VT. l.:'l: " no ]ass; and ls-'ly and
Asay, that tue Kill patrick D., ,rcn raid hes
|'i'a.lt and ShamcFulsy failed and 6zEled.
Vle"'ns nsws," eh! With these. intro
S"fg remarks we publish the Herald's
sae"7ins news
- asHr oP THE roToH NEWS
'aE cPEH1SG cANPAIsN EAST AND WEST.
IN cHmplisnce With the wishes of the mill
..,S " authorities a. Washington, He have for
t,@ oays refrained from the publication Of
M n9oriaat movements commenced from the
ay Of the Potomac oa Saturday morning
aaa which have probably BY this time
laated in . crushing YANKEE raid" into
ISsaasa: B., y Relieved st lsps.a Of aur oblisa
~, IN " sNatse, ve sabm. &, eur rssdsfa the
'' '' mesa stats naysRsaA ip thsir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08
MORE FIGHTING IN FLORIDA.

SAVANNAH, MARCH "A special 70 the
"Republican' says that detaehmeut from
two of our regiments Of cavalry, and some in
fsntrY, all under command of Col. Anderson.
Of the 5rh Ga, attacked the enemy at C.mp
FInegsu, On Tuesday. The camp was re'asen,,
and the enemy badly whipped aud ri sssd
within thSee miles Of jacksonville. Oa7 !oss
aevsn killed and swonty-tbres wounded ~
Gaptsin Stephens. Of the Florida eay'iy,
l;llsa, Tas snsnf's !ess ssr7 Sesry,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08
FROM THE R4PIDAN.

OaAHaE O. L., March 4-The eyci'cmen.
about the raiders has subsided, and all is quiet
in this department.. The cause Of ths Gflns
at the lower fords yesterday evening 10. as
ccrt.iued, but is believed 20 beve boen Our
artillery shelling feeble demonstration Of
the eremy'u cavalry.
The enemy, rs:reating from Charlottesville,
burnt Pages -four mill, in Greene county, and
Banks mill, at Madison Court House, and
carried of several citizens.
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RgCAPTURED CONFEDERATE MAIL.
I'll, y,r,.,o. ~ os ,,.,, p,s4,a;oo

The Yankees hating robbed sumo Postofice
in their late raid, tho following letters were
recap!ured in their camp, BY Chaplain Came
ron, Of thee. S. a. Tas letters are dir:cel
us follows: John L. F. .rnJn, Cil.rlei City O.
H.; Mrs B. F. Young. Hycp, Vs.; Mrs Marie
J. Ingram, Jeffrcy's Store, Nos.cway county
Va; Mrs. ". r. White. H;er, Va; Miss n.
+. Cherry, L.uds!o-d, Castor District, S. c.;
Mrs. Hcn7ietta Wilson. Hino7sr G H., W. ::
- Todd, carc orDr. John A. Chiffon, Pitt
,sylyania G.. H., Va; John L. Porter, poatniiicc
ilegible; Victor Fatlctso, oJn 2Any Il, Rock
City Guards, lss regiment Teoaessc@, Camp
Tullahonla, Torn; aIra. Elwin Eimoni.,
Prince EdSsrl'C. H., Va; Ms Willy Thom-
as Black Walnut, Va: Mss. Sa=au &. kagi
dale, McF Far.and's p. o., Lunenbu.s ccu:Ay,
Va; MIR. Thc plas Y. Bernard, Kaysc's J.. D..
Dsiford county, Va, with tlrce clncTs, whose
directions arc entirely i!.egib'c.
These letters aie 1T this o.niiec. Prr.oIS &c
string them forwarded viii please inform ns.
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From (IJAPT,FST0S

CuaRLEsTo", Mach I-Oae hu1Grcd an:
eighty shells were fired At :he city in the lsrt
"a hours, ending ~ > o'clock Tile ever i1g -
the leg this morning. This IS the only east
ally from $50 shslls fired during tho last
fortnight The monitors fred few shots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08
MOSBY AT WORK-A FIGHT AT Up
PERVILLE AND'AT MIDDLEBURG.

The following letter from Colonel Mosby We
rake the liberty of publishing, without ask-
ing any permission:
FaUauIER COUNTY, Feb. 81, 1864.
My dear Sir: Il reached my command
on Thursday evening, found Ben Palmer very
we'll. had one of the worst fights yesterday
I evsr had with the Yankees, sud Ben covered
himself all over with glory. They we're two
hundred and fifty strong had between hfty
and sixty men. The enemy only saved themf
selves from snnihilation by means OF their
osrbines, disuauntsd aud posted behind
stoae walls. Ny men had noshlns but pis-
tol., rhey left eix Of their dead on the Aeid-
enc Of than 1spsain; alep, ono Lisussasat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08

t6y TO LIEUT.. j. j. PURIENi OF %.
d. 9Th VA. 1NfANTaY.-Desr sis: II J. d.bLei oy
,unber OF the citizens OF Louisa county. thst you
d.eIsr Yourself 0l1s:c for the OleSkihip ef the
county Your familiarity With the dulles CT III. ONCE.
and te hsh character which you have beretofors sus.
tsne both private gcnile1ns snt as aolder "a tee
asId induce 10 make tie call upon yoa.
By immediately declaring yoarsolf 8 candidate you
will greatly oblise your many friends
"a 9dlrc3yt ONsO THE PEOPLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08
~ ROARD OF PUBLIC WORKS

COL \ PREscH Deer ~. We Avail ouF.:iVe. oi
thh rod- OF ca Ing on yqd 10 snouo,e mr. eh
dids,s 20 al ths vIsa1cJ - ths srd Ptoi' ," fhs
s.a,eI By ias rssis as!na General Clsy s",.s as
yeYy mao, Of the 1o:e1 4 sas m Di nc' ds'ae 1oa'
sl,e,los - thss post OF honor aad u1nfsinsss.
es.r. 'e' 'a'S' - MANY yoszas'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08

NO MORE INSULTS To RICHMOND.
GIN. Bragg hss determined To order fl teen
handreti cavalry to be permanently stationed
around Richmoad. Such f,,ccc. pi:ketiag the
roads. Will efssctn.liy protect the city ;rcm the
Insults 1t raids as well es the Country from
their Injuries. Such a cavalry ;orco ~ front
OF ra'diug party, viii Away check them,
until the cavalry from General Lees army
can ocme W.
Such force has always been wanted here
aad the faot that no cavalry was permanently
attached to he Richmond defences, has en-
oouraged the enemy n making these raids.
The presence Of these fifteen hundred cavalry
will relieve US from raiding parties.
If General Hampton. tn his "six hun
dred," could, blown and exhausted by bard
travel from Fredericksburg, "rcr'ske and cap
surss" many, what damage would 6ft'sn .bun
drsa ;rss- eSsalrsm m.n haze done under su.h .
iesaQzl
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l.ieutenant q5lonel 3. Manser, .5sh Lo.
Regiment 81 Sefgss:it.
Maj Il. IL. Carter. Pickatt's Divi,ioa, 4 h
Sergeuns.
P,icatcs.-W Lee, list Virginia; A. De.
vail, 10; ". *. Hutchinson, do Lieut..
J. H Young, 32I Virginia irrautry; Cant,
Il. N MyI'hony, a. Q. NJ. Longs.reet's
C,rp:: Capt in j.. 0:aMaben, do; Lieutenant
l. i Garcie, l0thBtHtisiana regiment; Capt.
j. L. Hen ierson, Trane- Mississippi army
Lieutenant j WsIkncheloc, 49th Virginia
regiment; Licu.caant>L F. Dnco.; 7:h Liz.
regiment; LicutceaRtF + Ogden, do: Lieu,E
CI!on,.l J. S n,s, 215s Mics; Major George u
N,:ten, 1T virgiaia infunt:y; Captain I Il
Darr, Ir;-h BSrasion; Captain C. G. Lawson,
1871 Va; Cant. &C Henderson Irish Bait:
Ir.rt X II. :!-iitsa, Engineer Corps; Captain
J. W karr, a &.aa.Tex Brigade; Private
Jeha s.. Crawford, 5sIosby's Cavalry; Asst
SIrgeoa II. 3 MssdA Dsp's Capn Fear; Moi
G. B Cook, a. A.: Ct; Pe7ton Meade, First
Richmond lEow:iGsra:; Captain a B. Paris
Dept Caro Fear; G. p Hswes, citizen; A. W.
Smith, pFivate Mesb Cavalry; Private G. G.
Mooney. alst MjSs agtaIH a J. Watkins,
lpFaptty; y y. GIrcttcr, private % coCp'y
Washington Arsl1.ory; Lieut.. v. F. Culver. r
ncr, Fennan's BGttcry; N. Carroll, Mai Local
nclcGoc; G. Z. CNrdoz cilizan; D P. Denny,
NocDset's Cavalry; L. R. Smith, Carter'e Bat
infantry; B.Jrhnsor, citizen; PrivataW W A.
n,ylcy, 5rh Texas infantry; Private N. Bas.
Fc.t. d.t Texas ipflntry; j. II. Hana, citizen;
!. VI. lIoke, Iloko's Brigade, n C.
coypANr p.
Col. George S. Patton, 22i V. Infantry,
Captain.
Col. j. Thompson Brown, 1st Va. Artillery,
lst Lieutenant.
Col Taomas E=Eia, Judge Military Court,
Department Eat Tennessee, II Lieutenant.
Col. W. q. Peek, OH L.. Infantry, % Lieu
tenant.
Lieut.. Gel. Hugh a. Garland, lst Mo. In
rart:y, lst Sergeant.
Lieut.. Col. i, r. Mo.ra, n. c. Volunteers,
, Sergeant.
Maj. W J. Psgra,a. PSgram's Battalion,
Walkers Artillery, Sd Sergeant
Mlor c. W. Gassei., 4;L Sergeant.
Ricatex.-J 4. Aid rson. Va. Senate:
Lent. j. II. Allison, y. A G.; Jas. W. Bell,
lac l5.l VIA. taiantTy; CaHtnir ]. \. Burtop,
Army Miss: Captain W. Z. Brcadbeut, lG b
Va. Iof .ntry; Major J. II. Currell, Com mis-
s;oner f Ex.hangs; Captain NJ. Connell, Tenn.
Voiun*eors; Major l.. q. Caporo, Surgeon:
Captain Wm. Campbell, G:h Ky; Lieut.. Geo.
Il CayA", Purcell Battery, Psg7em's Batta'-
ion, a. n. ": Captain SEQ. II. Duvsl, %G;h
Va llfa-try, lIouse o! Delegates; Captain L.
u. IIaymord, House Of Delegates W. p.
Hunnicu't, l%si, Va. Cavalry; Captain I.
Ii5imes. La; John Hessingsr, 4Sth Miss;
G..pta;n Wm. iiarnrs,. VI. Volunteers; VIM.
} K"ndr:ck,. S7,h Va. Infsntry, liouso Of
Delegates; JOS Lto, 9th Ga; Captain VIM.
L Mcneil, l9;h Va. Cavalry, House Of Dele
gates; 1t Lieut.. L Mitchell, A. A. g., 46sh
n. G.; 1at L'El,. Hugh T Patton, Gen. Cooks
S.aB; Is: lieutenant l.. r. Skinner, 18th Va
Cava'ry: Captain 0 b. Taylor. Alexander's
Artillery Bstsaiion; Captain F. L. Fillipiguc
Florida ! ghs Ar:i!ers; Captain J. A. Welcb,
l3!h Va Artillery; las Lieut.. j.. j. Word,
AGjutant l5ti Va 1ntautry.
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