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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

The number Of private residences DESTROYED
vas very small and they were accidental.
There was greet rejoicing over the election
nevs f 81 go.
The enemy attacked our pickets while &c ~ere
engaged IN the destruction Of property and were
driven of
On Tuesday lass the ou,sorks n Atlanta we're
attacked by |. 500 cavalry. Who were beaten OF
with little difficulty
An expedition Was sent out on the night 7f The
9th 10 capture the gueriIlss ~ho'eapm the
squad OF sherpsn's hesdqusrter guards. The
expedition returned on the 10Th Sith the Captain
OF the rebel squad as prisoner.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
-ro,n Harrisburg

HARRIsBUEG. November l7-Immediately
upon the receipt of the intelligence Of the pro.
posed guerrilla raid into the Cumberland Valley
steps we're taken by Gov. Curtin for the organi-
cation of the militia force of the border counties.
Over |. 900 men have already been enrolled in
Franklin and Adams counties, and armed aud
equipped by the State authorities No appre
hension is entertained for the ncursion of twenty
scouts sent by Moseby into Pennsylvania; seven
have been captured. but it is believed the others
have escaped 70 the other side of the P0tomsc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
WV YORK xoxEr MARKET.

NEw YoRX, November IL.
Money easv and steady at per cent sterling
dull at 81 O9dl OIL
Gold unsettled and lower. opening at 81 291ss,
declining to - 10, advancing to 81 24IS, dc
Ginning to So %, and closing at 81 233I
Gold continues demoralized. and opened at 81
%, and at II A NJ had declined to 81 is: sub
sequently the Bulls made rally snd ST 1890
Z NJ had brought I'D the price 10 81 "a
Gold to- night 81 poi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

II Yesterday regiment Of Union soldiers
arrived ~ about of the clock T. VI over the
Lafsvette railroad from the North The brave
bows were received with cheers, ard We under
stood we're Immediately to be progressed towards
the front God bless the gallant soldiers and
NAV His omniscieut eve watch over them. aud
His Almighty poser protect them in the fore
front at the hottest battle. All the brave bows
we bid farewell 10 Yesterday we're brave. houss,
and true Proudly conquerors may they
turn to n.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

81 900 REwARD-The above reward will be
given 10 am person who furnish pre>crip-
ton for coughs colds. Whooping -eough, asthma,
aud consumption which - equal To DR. Strick-
lands Mellifuous Cough Balsam. This balssm
will cure the aLove complaints. also splitting OF
blood and night sWests One fifty cent bottle
= sufficient for any one to try The worst cases
OF chronic cough. asthma, wh0oplng cough and
primsry cases OF consumption are cured bv DR.
Strcklano's Meliauous Cough Balssm. IL can
be had al ans druggists Ii is dGtren. from
any other cough medicine We have known in
this country r.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

~ Al the Indiana Safe Museum TO day. 70
the public. will be presented some OF the rarest
novelties The enterprisine mansgres- lad
sme English y resolved not n be oatstriaped by
any Of her Contemporaries We understand that
she = BOs IN the E.st Tor the purpose OF bring
ing on nee and unapproachsble attractions The
Indians St.fe Museum. in all is departments i
already unsurpassed bv anv similar institution "a
The country. and the enterprise and public spirit
OF the accomplished lady ~ho direct. il .ill not
20 unre~arded by the intelligent citizens Of In
dianspolis and Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
- 80 60 -

Ample arrangements are being made by
the Soldiers Aid Society. the citizens and the
various missions, TO furnish thanksgiving din
ner TO the sick and wounded in the hospitals in
and around the citv. and st Soldiers Home. The
mos, liberal contributions ought to be made by
every one in this regard.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
COMM ERcIAL.
~ rELxeaArn.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November IL
Flour dull and nominslly 25c lower
Wheat DC lower: red 81 906l 95
Corn advanced to 81 24@l % for ear, o5(G90
new do. and 81 27@l % for old sbeled
Oats buoyant; held at SOC and Is979c offered
Rye 81 Is
Barley 81 FOOL 30.
Whisky 81 10.
Sales of new mess pork ~ s31. and Of prime
mess at at S34
Lard 22l for prime new, and 2l11, for head
and gut
Nothing done ia green meats.
Hogs dull aud 30 TO 75c lower Al Sl3 75@l4
- net: 80 % to fll - gross. receipts 3, 900
Groceries dull.
The decline in gold had depressing influence
on the market for all articles
Gold 50 1872 %, cosing dan. Money ac-
tive; rates unchanged Exchange firm at &c
premium
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

~ The complimentary benefit. rendered by
many of our most distinguished citizens to the
great actor Couldock takes place to night at the
Metropolitan We predict that the gifted gen
tleman. as genial and accomplished in private
circles "a he j. famous and admired and applaud
ed in public. will be greeted BY friends more mul-
,tudinous than he ever thought he had in lndi-
ananOlis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
Fer the Daily sentinel.
SONG
GENUINE FRIENDSHIP.

~ Js~sssEEr.

home or abroad for awhile wiil STAY
in my heart there = Ties h0~ s~e et TO my soul
duty 10 my friends on TINS earth will dwell
ieve 10 ny inends send greeting TO them.
Often my thoughts s~ceLd throush the space
10 remember loved friends VITO are zone
chords Of hear, haze often been severed
and am yet ieAved OF this fair vale, 20 roam
best be the DAY our friendship was formed
words Of affection t~ined round my heart
actions Of kindness vi ] remember
While SIN On The american valley 10 roar.
Eiest "a the places IN friendship ~e met
ever blesg be tue true friends loved be-,
tie love IN my hear Tor them vii 10, fade
While an On the american valley 20 Eosn
Us mind Il vii rise ~ that happy place
whers &c ~ill meet and be forever a. honx
prepArs me prepare NE loved ones 10 ace
~hsls 20 the American valley 60 roam
atisnspolis. IatiaaA, Nsvsnesi ID, 1854
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

FORTRESS MoNRok. November l6.-Thc steam
CT Saxon arrived here to DAY from Por, Royal,
: c.
The Captain reports having picked up when
fifty miles north east Vt Haueras an abandoned
schooner named toe Ringgold. hailing from Den
tus. Mass with all the sails gone and two iset OF
wster IN the hold
The Saxon brings important dispatches from
the feet of Por, Royal.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

~ An attempt to irjunct with regard to the
street railroad crossing the track OF the steam
railroad. on Virginia avenue has been frustrated,
aud We publicly advise all our fellow citizens in
that quarter of the municipality that shortly the
cars will be running regularly solely for their ac
cOmmodatiOn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

tT- Messrs. Stolworthy & Leonard. mer
chant tsilors. North Meridian street have the
most splendid stock of elegant goods. which they
propose To make up in the most artistic fashion
10 suit the tastes and dem inds of all who call on
them. For winter garments of the finest ma
terial and fabricated with surprising workman
ship We would sdvise our friends TO call upon
Messrs Stol~orthy & Leonard Rhodius Block.
North Meridian street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
From LOuisyilIe

LOUISVILLE. November IA private rel:a
bic letter dated Rome. November IL. has the
following,
The destruction Of manufactures. mill. and
other buildings of value TO the enemy vas com
menced AZ half past three yesterday afternoon
The extensive rolling mills. stables and store.
houses we're destroyed. By order Of Gen Corse
some places OF minor importance we're fred bv
the soldiers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

METROPOLITAN THEsTER.- BENEFIT. and a
complimentary one. to night to Mr. Couldock
than whom no one il more deserving, and last
appearance but one of himself and daughter
The great play Of the Willow Copse. Secure
seats early those who do not wish 10 stand up.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

sT- The most magnificent and splendidly fab
ricsed. and reasonably produced boots. shoes and
slippers. for ladies. gentlemen and misses. TO
be cbtsined at the famous establishment OF A
Linix. West Washington street. next door TO the
Palmer House. Call upon Lintz. The time
Is approaching. we would respectfully saw to
Young gentlemen. during which TO make Christ
mas presents 60 their sseethearts word 10
the wise i Sufficient provided always, the meas
gre of the beautiful LITTLE foot j. obtained in ad
vance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

sE- Call on Horn & Anderson. No 81 West
Washington street. for everything fresh in the
family grocery line. Particularly are Messrs
II. & A in daily receipt of ehestnuts. hazenuis'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

Masonic NorIcE.-There will be a special
meeting of the indianapolis Chapter. No. ,. this
friday evening. at o'clock. for work
CHAs FIsHLR, Recorder.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

~ There were several shooting scrapes
throughout the city night before last but on &C
count Of the respectabiiry OF the various parties
engaged, we forbear 20 mention names
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

cF-The street railway is shortly to be extend
ed out Massachusetts avenue. to the great accom-
modaiiOn of the residents Of indianapolis in the
municipal direction north east.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

MAsoSIc-A + 4 A NJ Ancient Land
marks Lodge L ID Special meeting this Fri
day. evening nj ! O'Clock. for work in Sd degree
l. r. MARTIN. Secretary Pro TEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
D. p. MORTON,
Governor Of Indiana

LopTr's LsDY's BooK.-Bowen & Stewart have
Godey's Lady's Book for December. Call and
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

BILLIARD TABLE AT AUcTIos-A. L. HINT
& Co, Auctioneers. 81 East Washington street.
sell on Saturday. at their rooms. good second
hand Billiard Table 1875
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

4 STORE ROOM FOR RENT on SOUTH ILLINOIS
~ street in the Commercial Hotel Building suit able
for drugs dry goods boots and shoes Apply AZ the
Office Of the Commercial Hotel. r ). RITZ.
6-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

III Persons indebted to US will please call and
settle With our Book keeper T f HoIbrook.
l7-lw JAMESON & FuSKHousyR.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
From AlbanY

ALBANY, Nov. l7.-Goy. Seymour has desig.
mated Thursday. the Oath inst. as legal holi
day and day OF thanksgiving in New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

~ All the pork. slaughterng and packing
establishments IN and around indianapolis are
now in full blast Each one IS crowded with bu-
sine-s IL is too early in the progress of things
10 give impartial statistics.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

E-Seven more baby jumpers were arrested
yesterday and lodged under the paternsl aspects
Of Soldiers Home.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

sTTwo hundred army mules yesterday pass
ed up Washington street on their way 20 camp
in the government stables northeast
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
a.. LII. d d. q.

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows has adjourn
ed The following are the Grand officers for the
ensuing year:
NV Grand Master. Harvey ID Scott, of Ter
re Haute
Rw Deputy Grand Master. a p Hoffman, of
Madison.
RW Grand Secretary. + II Barry of Ind-
annapolis.
Nv Grand Treasurer, T r Haughey, of In
diauapolis
r W Grand Warden. + r J Jeter OF Brook
willie
The VI " Grand Master made the following
appointments:
W Grand Chaplain, Rev T G Baharrell, of
Madison.
W GraDd Marshal, !. Higginbotham, of
Delphi
Grand Conductor, Hiram y elson, of Evans
vile.
" Grand Herald. Joel Edwards. of Terre
Haute.
" Grand Guardian, Tobias Bender, Of Ind
annapolis
From the report of the Grand Secretary, We
learn that there have been during the year just
closed. 24l limitations into the order. 10 relec-
tions; 236 admissions by card: 1879 Withdrawn by
card Ids suspensions; - reinstaiements: 81 e1-
pusions and l3 deaths
BY the Treasures report il appears that the
financial affairs of the order are in good cond-
ton.
Charges having been preferred and sustained
against II II Dodd who was a member Of the
Grand Lodge. he wss expelled nv unanimous
vote
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
indianapolis and Madison
akA ROAD.
1864. H3Yi R7 - 1864,
New Arrangement To Commence non
day, Way 10. 1864.

rKyWO paseenze- trains daily fSUDdsF- ~Kcepfec5
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Lssvc the Union Depot lndianspolis al 600 A. n
and p. M arriving AZ Madison .; 1850 A n. and 80
p. M
Leave the Depot at Madison ats A. u. sn4 "a ?.
arriving az Indianapolis 81 IL A. n. and Torn
Trans leave Columbus for Rushv.le AZ P. NJ, srrv-
ing az STOP n. Returning leave R1ssrliis az NJ
arriving AZ Columbus 81 Ills a. n
Iris Road forms line with the Packets al Madison for
the Of freight between Cincinnati s,d T.
disnapolis and points Wet
Tariff Of Freights IS low a. hy any o,her t0ut.
Shipper and merchants We, viii Hps II 20 ther-.-
ess % ship By thisline-
unarls DC. sRASHAN. superintendent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

GRAND EScANPxEST The following are the
officers elected and installed in the Grand En-
campment. | o. . F.:
p C p James Burgess. Danville, NJ " Grand
Patriarch.
p ii z VIM + French. indianapolis. VI " G
High Priest
p c 7 Tuley. Bloomington. G. Senior
Warden.
c p T WalIick, Indianapolis. Il " G Jun
Warden
2 II 7 f II barry. Indianapolis, K Grand
Scribe
y c p Theodore p Haushey, indianapolis. K
" g Treasurer.
7 z Christopher Toler, Madison. Grand
Sentinel
2 II Williams, indianapolis. Dep Grand
Sentinel.
Having finished its business. the Grand En-
campment adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
CERTIFICATES Of EXEMPTION,
Furnished for Three sears nearly "a
cheap az for one Year.
AND TOWNSHIP QUOTAS FILLED, BY

GOyernmen, Claim Agent, No Yohn'. Block
uo~s-dsw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
RAILROAD Timetable.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
HAa = R53E
New York Through Line.

GUNNER ARRANGENENT-Two THROUGH tx
- press Trains between Cleveland aud New York
Taxes effect July IL 1s64.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

- L IL - TT II u Il r. -.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18
FISH,.
RENOvATERs.
AND DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT

rENBE UNITED STATEs DYE- HOUSE,. No. ~ sOuTB
i Illinois strc.i. incisrspolis, Indiana,
AZ this old and well Unknown sstabsbrn.nt IN. ladies'
cen Rave slss and soolea s0Ods dye1 perm and
eolors. and gents gniy repoTs-
81 ,pd repaired.
Ssw aud secondhand elothins eoEght and solS also,
s1fcals- branch 10 the business denonnased draw
inss ha f;abe cloth. tear IN any garment can Be
% wrought Iis IL rot " visible 70 the NAKED ere
Remember The place. No. as south Illinois street.
tsnle JOSEPH HARRIS. Proprietor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-18

UfrfCK 30. 10 vlx0fSf1 Aykftk.
R1mDGnc8. Dss roKrH ALABAMA n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-17


s:an't ita s:.:1*. H'''' ""''i5t . '"''.' - 20
>2"S: :':iiG'''"r :. . " .'" 80. - 49, II. .
iaFS> iEars''T .; ar "s: ''.'' .'Gi ser,
t;Trr::d by ste :t''.i: vt /" IT,; .E.
ahes. "eru rec': :-a'.-ii.T "'t,,a'a'.'
'nni'cl: 10y r.pac TgyIi.i"Gs TO- 'E*5. ':n'
tn!t tE-t tlrc"c &2r" Ike NO. i;n',r,"1.t -
chime and wnra shcp- ru Il" r..y', s'"N' yi",'
over hnEI:ti hanC-. al .,.rny j'.. !ini.r
G"rsrhmsaf. Tho damage. &c f."., neatly. w.
mast srrIouF. Va .-iso burned the railroad
bridge across tia lGrts h-au":, o. til, i'o,n.
ma, !ea-ins TO Cnr1ba-laaJ. tr-:Tnyc,! t;,a
telegraph TIN e, burned Eis,r .,rcnyiIv,, sc..
eE.y-ETe " slightly rf@', ii1' din. Mo :hrc,
trains captured, and 'hH '.envv !rc ,ht Of cGn.
mi5sarv stores on thc t"n .ur;iin;. ir:.iGa. ca
turrd also tho water Station. d2strnyui ;lr
arms (chrhy Enfield fl:4i Of tho n"js n r..
, one hundred and ttrrer ia ~! AMI i.rlis:..
; eff some twenty o? .i.iY is.,,a T. y. ri, ,,o,.
ernmenr stables.
; We nUw began to think .i.at il vs. .l.ar;Y
/ ti;no for forces to arri:s rr5r, Nc.3 lr,na =,
. which place We learned t!,.r. y,r, -o,,,r -,
hundred. SO We ao;o.,liusiv sent II IL tl,e il
rectiOn six engines u,,dcr = fall head ni .f..,,
! but without "a engineer +. e,ar.. III. srr-
posed advancing enemy, and ;euyinr rhcm r.
work out their own rnin az thew mo. ,ri,b m
porturisY. We then In .cnnJ nj int war,
s;!ll Glnrgsd by the ,-;.,,rr. VIII, hal .nnc-
rally, lust been ji,..heru,I Irn,, i,'..;.a,s
we're without provi,iou. and no G,,r. c,,,scI
nueatly tI,av were unahl. r. r,ola tLn,,n.,.,.g,.
r',rced marches w;t, II, Th.v vrnrri r.,:,
Lay. been 81 coo,;icr,rn f., ~: Tn., C,...;r
thcrofnro no~rIoI tbr,r al o,,i -. ,rn ,i",,i
with clad hcar,s =. nr- s;,n,I sr.s,.s r..
10 We had nnt ,onn tv., Lnnir,3 y.r !, ,,.b -,
\ she'll ca,no h;ss;rr .ftrr ma j., r,,., ,r;,J,,
and caralces m,nncr anI -;n,,,I-ar,c,.,,..
lev Of muskctrv was nonraJ ;n., arr =, ~.
from ths ncarc.t hiils n, n,.,,i, Nov, ~,
les sueRd on thst s.cr,-t yiIn in ron,,,. :,,,e
2ar,o opt ,,nscatba3 oxrc,s. ~,
eourla of horses A dru,,,,ar ,,,., ,s.
uttennting 70 come nnt wilkins wa. o;,h.,.
LiI1ed NJ hs,,Iv ,-cr,J.a
", traye}Ic,] thrro r;-hts ,,,,,-,,.,,-.,.....
with nhout rnn- bnnrs H. .s.c-'',ri'
halted. rested md tnch nrr ic;.rr, r.. ,I,c
mariner No tonk cnurscs nm, No. .o,., u,
reached the Moore;nIi r,ll.r n.a;, 49,, : .."r.
Gay forenoon rho Tn. rrJ -. 10 ,a, ,,Irn,..
Ing GO cavalry. 200 iprystry and t,r, ,,i,c-s
Of artillery came in irn,c Erin.bc.,..r .,.i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-17
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y...-g',s IN. 70 c.!H ycnr, Cwea'y 10
-. =: o.0r::s. tou dollars; for t:.Es:
-. -. t,.ii.rA. No subser'pt!1n -H22jvs.:
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.,a,.>;.t.-.-.: oao ysa7, ssh do1ais: Tor
:, - =. 80 lolla.e. 40 auhscr:n':e1
"a - ;Gsr 81 ror:;hs.
~. III sis aes}-vs a.e sa:i.isAsa az
~. t.. Il lo.l,Es PEG sraiIea cepio".
= .,,..,,,.he?s ohsnSinS thec Pos Nttoss,
49,, a,a name y: mo Post Once at
49,. :s.s on,,, - th2 hall: y: ca,eiqine
49,. -.
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80 = es;S Sc expires, AND those who
.,..,. 49,. z, - N;,i,n8: tao paper mast lcoE
!. -; -, ssnew ttsi- e::hg2riY;ioas IL
..e.y.,sr>: WHO'S rarerg ere !',G:.e1 With
,,,s- ~! :r.t>rs:an1 that their term OF Sab
,,.:s,g,: is Stout 60 expire, aaia wi! remit
.n,,,n,o.:r + :1"Y wish their papers continued
.5HHERTISING.
:3..,,. ..,. : 7a:!l 90 inserted 81 ths rate
-, .y.rsz Arb x!FTT CENTS pee Euusrc,
;'r,,,'. ;ascl:i;a--;irht i;nes icc l,sH) c0is.i-
,:.r - 80.
,.,.:7c 49, !: a2g31:., .i,i:cs. - -;
sc they vii: not bs SsEe:l&;sd &c
i..!.g, containing Eonsy exc Sent s: -:
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-17

Tie following is . !iet Of cnsulItcs in tie
18th Virginia regiment. stree last report:
/ Wounded: Lieutenant Colonel + \ Field
not dangerously; Ensign Benjamin May, yery
seriously.
Company A--Kil.ed: W z Clover
| Wounded: Lieutenant Balm, sishty IN Irg;
| Sergeant J W Balm. slightly in hand: Ri
ya,e- J a Hair Jr, Charles Kirkham, VIM 7
| Becker.
Company .B-killcd: Sergeant " VII
iia.nfr. N'ourded: S d B. oi:yr dangerously.
Company C--Woundcd: Il " hrageo, i
| Du2lop.
' Company D KILLED :-- Filcher.-
Wounded: Pratt Lancaster
Company E-Ki!!cd: j T Dicsoway.1
Wounded: r Harrison, leg and urn both am
ruta.ed; j R1Armstcal, leg and arm.
Ccm"ary f-Ki'led j E Moore. Wound
Cd Woodruff, Sadd!tr, Washer. Tudor, ditch.
oil.
Company Chilled: Sergeant phi!lipp.
Wounded: Captain MaSo, Corporal " .t.,yo,
- Walsh.
Company lE-K;llcl Captain Ja,r;s Now
lanG; y Scrihrr. Wounded: j o Akin
son, Mat Wnrd, II II Wilkins, Sergeant /.
Walker
Company l-ki!ied: J 7 Bra1iry Jack-
Fon, PhilliFs. WoGudct: Captain + v
JONES very siighll =: l. 'eutrrart f F.raa,1n.
slightly Y: Jean, lIarrour, DaYi5. Walton,
Pair.
Company K--Wouadcd Davy Dance. Il
lis, Lsri,in, WooIsn, II Stevens, IS Ing. Go0c--
wYn. DENTS
List Of casualties in company +, Itl Va.
Cavalry tPo"l:a;an troop), during tho fight
around S?n.sy'ania Court House, On The III,
Stll AMI 9ih Of May:
Killed: Corp'i Iohscn, PTratcs John T.
Fish,l- and 4. G. Porter.
Wounded j. e. Arparsan. in thigh; Vim.
Apperson, ia 10th thighs, hut not t!Wngciuu5~
"; William NJ. l'5rseti". IL leg sIi::ht " G.
DraEc. in arm Nm. forsc, III shrmlicr. nor
dan errus: Charles FOrSc, in arm, joe G!bb-,
III .higsl; l.. 5 La Prada, in leg slight; George
MrLaurinc, thigh broken. Taos. tiu rLy IN
ann slight, w. L Nehcr;and, in arm. slight
- Noble. - IL. riis!it; Ale Warwick, in
hip. severe; Jno. Wcrtl leg slight: S"rg'tJ. u
Harrison, shoulder Slight: Scrgt j. ". Spears
hip and arm, severe: CurI'i S. j. Scrugg1, in
hip. severe.
Four sth"rs were struck and bruised: Capt
Old, Geo. Fisher. ". \. Sabicttc ard VI. X.
Howard
From Richmond
The tyn"winG i q list Of casul'tics in en-.
tcr'S Battery, May l2tb, l5G4, Lieu. l.. D.
R rbinson, commanding:
Killed: Private z P n;ekersOn.
Wounded: Privates Richard Alnos, slightly
in laa; Z Hamilton. severely.
Missing: Capt VIA 2 Carter, Lieut4 VIM
e Hart, Fsstus King. Sergts B \ Littlepaga.
j W Burke VIM 4 Turner, Corporals Geo f
Gibbs J 4 NeFu.un, \ NJ Dunston, A At
king, privates Vim II Butler, G. Burnett,
Chas Burnvtt, J " Butcher A j. Brooks,
Vim Br3wI, WIN 3 Blake. N N Cr:wcr, Jas
y Gcliony. " = Elicit. Z Elicit, j w
70 t1atrs. 7 Grant. = Is Grady,
j = Harris. 7 ii lIudsGn, Y w Holland, Win
II Johnson, o L Johnson, L NJ King, 6 4
Lirsconb, 7 L Lacy, Jchn P Loyde, 4 }
Moore, Chas Madison, u Il Madison, Vim "
McCaul, V Matthews Vim A Nicholson, Jas
b Nicholson, } W Pcmberton, P Parrish, v
l. Poor. Il Poor, W II Penny, j " Richard
snu. S N Roberts, " Smthars, VIA Love,
f. i Slaughter, Taylcr Thomas, J S Tyler,
.Ifarvey4Iery, G W Webb, Geo Smith, j W
n7ars.
Killed, !; wounded, :; missing,'j1. Tia,
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