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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01

ae5- Ii, as the World admits, the war
will be virtually ended with the present
administration, The military power of the
rebellion being broken, aud if the great
l4b5r Of The mkt administration viii be
the work ct settlement or Of reeonstruc.
ton, it furnishes strong reason for the
re election of Mr.. Lincoln. We had
Democratic Administration which closed
when Mr.. LineolD's commenced, and that
administration gave us the rule Of the
slave oligarchy, and consequent treason
AMI rebellion, aud attempted destruction
Of the Government. Aud it is against all
this that Mr. Lincoln las had to contend,
and having fought his way with an anti
slavery poiiey to the virtual crushing OF
the REBELLION aud the preservation of The
Government, we do not wish to fritter
Away all we have gained. and subject our
selves to the sway of the slave oligarchs
The AmeIiean people have suffered too
much during the past four years from tie
shareholders rebellion to fnd room in
their hearts any more for worship Of The
NIoI1ch of Slavery. Nor will they mol
tleir children pass through the fires" tc
the black divinity Ttey have put lhs
institution far from them, and will no
have its adherents TO rule over them.
No, we cannot afford to elect the Cop
peihead candidates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
ra- We profoundly s,mpa,hiae with

suA- We profoundly sympathize with
the Copperhead journals in their efforts
TO be consistent not with truth THAT were
not expected) but with each other and
tteir platform.
Take the following from an article in
the New York World Of Saturday, enti-
tied Gen. Sherman's $ Peace Overlures:'
1t is evident, without argument, tha,
the pacificaticn of the country is the mas
ter problem Of craftsmanship for the next
administration. The military probl. M
seems, after the waste and blunders OF
four eventiul years, to be approaching
sJlusion. The rebels have but one great
army left Generalship and energy should
be able 10 break and reduce that, within
the ensuing six months. The party
therefore. which holds The reins OF the
gevegnme MT for the next four years will
have laid upou il, as lis chief task, the
settlement ot qnestions which arms can.
not reach, and With which stateslnauship
alone Is cumpeten. 10 cope.
What is the above but concession #
the success OF the Administration in the
prosecution of the war? The Chicago
plif9rm ihiak the war failure. Cop
perhead speakers and papers have told us
We cannot conquer the South Aud yet
the World admits that the work Of wh;p-
ping tic S.uth is nearly faished and that
the work of the next administration viii
be one Of settlement and not war Coy
perhead consistency is lovely to behlll-
II you "can see it,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
The Advance of Ord ana Birncy.
Washinptrn. SAINT. 20

W ashingtnn, Sept. 81.
Passengers from City Point repori that
early Wednesday night the corps under
Gen Ord began to move from their Old
position to mes Neck on James river,
when they placed pontoon bridge across
the river and at once began TO cross. b v
~ o'clock The advance guard succeeded
in effeciiog The crossing in safety, and
before daylight The whole corps got over.
An advance was Immediately ordered ard
the entertainments on Chspin's Farm
were carried with but little loss. There
appeared to be but few rebel troops 10 the
entrenchmen's. aud it is thought tha'
they had been withdrawn to be sent uI
the valley TO check Sheridan. or to ths
| Weldon Raiiroai, fearing blow from
| Grant.
We have, however. captured 800 or 40l
| prisoners and Is pieces Of artillery.
The 18Th corps uadsr Birasy sdvaacs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
Eacmy's Works Carried By Ger. War
rsa RI bsi Assault X pulsed by Eut-
Ier.

War Department, !
Washington, Sept. 3l-9:i0P NJ.
To Msj. Gen. DIX:
A dispatch from Gen. Grant, dated
halt pasl three O'Clock this p. N, at City
Point, states that Warren attacked and
carried tie enaaly's line to-day on their
extreme right, esp.uring nuu.ber OF
prisoners. lie Immediately prepared 10
follow up his success. s,ea. Meade
moved from lis ieit this morning aud car
ried the enemy's iiue near Poplar Grove
Church.
A later dispatch dated this evening,
5 O'Clock, aud Just received. states .hs:
Ueu Batter at :, p. N. reported that th G
enemy had just made an assault in three
columns en- his Ire near Caapia's farm
aud had been repuised.
NJ report had been received from Grn
Meade sinee-h carried the enemy's lin,
near the Poplar Grove Church.
| NJ intelligence from Gen Sheridan !
operations Las been received since Sunda,
night, except through Richmond pape. $
and the latest report from tha, source tha
has reached the department, was the ad
vance of his cavalry t, Staunton, heretl
fore me tionej.
4 Petersburg papers of to-day mention
rumor which they say is not confirmed
that one brigade of Sberidan's c.valr
was am bushei at Swift Creek.
! "A dispatch from Newbern, receive
this evening. states thar yellow fever
! extensively prevailing at that place, b.
is noe very fatal ameng the troops. The
G are eneamped outside the town.
1 A dispatch from Gen. Sherman. date
p $3.50 last evening, states that he h
e made an actual exchange pf 1000 Of f
q own a rmy aud msde al arrangement vi
Hood to send 10 the other prisoners su
Q ply Of clothing, soap, combs, DO.
Il. N. STANTON,
ID 6sey u War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
Repairing Railroads.

Washington. sept. 80
The subscriptions to the 30 loan the
last two days s,nount to abo4l miliioa
anl half Of d3t.ars.
Tie Ofaag- aud Aiexsn iria ani MIN.
masses railroad is 10 be repsirsd aud put
10 running orler u S;faasbnsg.
A large force Of workmea. protected
by an ample guard, has been scot cut for
this parp,se. The w,a i 10 bs pa.h
ed forssri with the Utmost possible dis
patch in view Of the operations Of ou'
Arm.es.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
DlsckaAs Ruansr Destroyed.
Washington. Sent. 30

Acting Master Kimball, commanding
q. 8. steamer Niphon. writing ID the Ma
W Department from Of New Inlet, date
Of September 10th, reports sLdt on the
18th he discovered long steamer paint
ed white, with two smoke stacks and two
usss, coming out Of Swash ohau|oel. He
Immediately gave ehsse and fired several
broadsides at her, nearly every shot Of
which took effect. The Niphon Attempt
ed TO run down the blockade runber, but
vas unable to do so, and, owing to her
superior speed, she escaped.
Anoiher u. S. vessel overhanlsd her.
however, and chased her aground OF Half
Noon battery. where she was fired BY the
crew aud destroyed.
The name Of the blockade runner wss
not ascertalned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
Washington. Sent 80

Tie news brought to-day by paseep-
gers from City Point yesterday has be4u
anticipated by an official bulletin. They
say 'hat "Wednesday night the rebel. at
lacked our advanced estrenchments in
front Of Fort Sedguick, near Jsrusalen %
road. but were easily repulssd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01

Details OF Late Operations.
CITIZENS LEAVING EEaE
EszsksEf. CAPITAL.
Latest from Missouri.
FROM VIRGINIA.
Potomac Army Enthusiastic and Con-
hdent OF SuCcess-Clt zens Leaving
Richmond.

6aent of Sueeess-Cit zens Leaving
Richmond.
New York, Sept. 80.
The Herali's City Poin, CORES pondens
of the 2ssh says if the tone Of the news
from the army expresses any unusual
feeling OF euihu9iam, it j. because that
feeling is merely the reflection Of the
buoyancy Of every soldier here. The re.
ceot victories in the valley, the straits oil
the enemy immediately before us, The re-
iutorced and luvigorated array now assem-
bIed here. are all matters Tor conaratula-
t,on, and facts which tend to reuder the
troops exceedingly hopeful as to thcresult
OF the present campaign.
From deserlers and refugees we know
that the utmost CONSERVATION prevails al
Richmond; that the ciiizens are paeairg
up their household goods ami departing
The paynaster and CLERK, who recently
abscouded wlsh funds of the rebel treasury,
which they took good care to convert into
ereenbaeks and gold, were the first ra,s
10 desert the sinking ship, aud now we
learn that JEFF. Davis himself has leIt
Richmond for the purpose Of visiting
Hood 8 army.
The Hersd's Ha,per's Ferry CORES
pom dent OF the s9th says We have nothing
from Sheridan later than Sunday evening
a, New Market.
His advance was near Staunton, occa
.ionsliy getting within sight of some G
Early's men and picking them up The.
no longer show tight, bul seem who'll.
dispinled.
They seem to consider the Confedeisc
used ~.
S lne Of them say that when Gen. Croo
charged upon them a, Fishers Hill. the
all supposed for the time that Gen. Eiil
vas captured, tut he escaped very Ia
rowy. Hs was trying 10 rally his me
and ,looi 70 the last.
Gen. Thomas division pursued Early
flyips columns aith Three llttle regimen
. ihal night and a-o the mex, day, eaptu
my prisoners canstan,ly. Gen oheuda
supposed Gen. Aye'Ili was with him un
fnorniug. when lie learned that Av. r
% had gone iuto caai, ior The u'ght lii
Is said to have been tie cause OF the !
q lief oi the li';e7 srl.la du'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
Baltimore Ser

Baltimore, Sept. 30.
Gen. Hooker, accompanied by i. D.
Webster. Assiatant Ssc'y of War, ard
Others. arrived here last evening from
Washington aud took the cars of The North
ern Central Railroad Tor the North.
Special orders have not been made
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
Without Foundation.
New i ork, Sept. 81

New I ork. Sept. 30.
The Commercial's Washington' says
The Republican announces by authority
all reports about Georgia peace proposi-
tons are without foundation.
WoTkmen are engaged putting the
Orange and AIcxaniria railroad in ran
ming order TO S'rausbarg.
There are 1900 rebel orisoners a,
Polut lockout,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
Nem Aoprrtlsemfnts.
Z IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING

IL in the Post once, at ksokuk, the 3Jth day Of
Sept, 1854.
sTc obtain sny ~ the@e letters tie applicants mnst
frerased teffsvs giye the dats 0t tbs list and
yay one cent for Advertising
~ II called for within nests they win he sent
70 ih- Dead Letter Once.
NE5 rscx,rt for tie refarx ~ letter 70 the writer
If ucaied within thirty days or less written prnte
With the writer's ngns, Pas;sk0 Hni Afsfs. ia
iet hanl esd ef the envrcfe the face sIte eifi
eomEliea aa ~ the usual pfe-9s- Rss Vt INstage par
sble when the letter i delivered to the wFisrSc. .
sAsst7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
Heavy r iring Heard.

Fpft Mohr0e, Sept. &9
A hospital steamer arrived this evening
ard reports when she left, heavy firing
WIS heard al the front on our left from I
O'Clock last evening till this Thursday J
morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
pH. .TLsxe ore they whom the infamous

uA- TL@se are they whom the Infamous
Mrrr,tts, Caget,s aud ThaAers sustain.
Thiriy three lib, usaud sworn traitors III
l va, bound with secret oath to over
throw this government We tell the
d mucraiic party il is the Traitors party
ahd ere Andrew Jackson in the Presi
deutial chair us leaders would be now
r. ung in their graves Muscatinc
j5urnAl.
We tell this upstart vagsbaud apostate
from the apostolic tribe Of uuiy~,sa.ism
that he ls foot, biaekguard aud cal
launator. Had Geo. Jackson been lv
jig he vouli have Lad such bastards
breaking stone wi,h a bah and chain on
taeir ivg, or peeping through the iron
CRATES If sne peuilcntIary = lows
Statesman, (C'p.t
Don't eet out Of humor, Merritt, art
call hard nsmes What is TIE difference
whether Andrew Jack>on weu'd have hsc
such "basiards" SO the Ccpperhea'
leaders "now rotting in their graves a
tie Journal claims, or "hrcaking stoa
with ball aad chain on their legs. o
peepilg through the iron CRATES Of som
peui.entiary,' as YOU claim? We are sur
loyal men wouldn't ernmtle to have
other way. Compromise the matter an
take yoNr way first aud the Journals a
tcrwards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
Tau Ynrk Sant

TIE Express Of this date says tho lar
gest collie house il Brazil, With cdnnec-
,ions here sni at Baltinore, failed tsing
to The heavy decline in steIline exchange,
IT Which the were large holders.
Gsld closed at Evening Exchad 2e a,
l.94.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
Exempt from Draft.

Washington, Sept. 30.
Provost Marshal General Fry decides
thas persons who paid cammuta,ion honey
IN February snd March las. are ex emps
from draft tor the per,oi Of one year from
time OF payment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
Geld Market.

New York, Sept. 80.
The news of Crafts new movement.
has depressing effect on gold. Opened
At l0i; declined to t92. late tIhere vas =
further decline TO l0l4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01

RT- The New York Journal of Com
merce advises the Democracy not to bet
On the result OF the Presiden ial election
Such advice is eatirely uncsled Tor, be
cause the c cannot be man founl ftom
Maine to Georgia who viii Bot en NJ
Cellaa's electIoa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01

r3- Our friends are making glorious
campaign Of it over in Illinois The Safe
seems alive with Union meetings. and the
utmost enthusiasm prevails on all hands.
TIE loyal people over there are deter
mined to achieve such victory at the
polls as will rever annihilste the hope.
# the traitors Nsith az we'll as South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01

na- The soldiers in the field are al
most unanimously for Lincoln, so far as
we can learn. Indeed, we do pot see how
it eoaid be otherwise. for McCleIl4n stands
on a platform which proclaims The war in
which these soldiers are engaged a fail.
ure, and demands that bos,ilities shal
cc1sa and Negotiations be opened will
the traitors in arms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-01
FLANNELs AND MUsLENs
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,


The Latest s,yies-Duplex Elliptic stiIt the best skirt
rasre.
Having honght stock some months previous 10 the
late rise, 70 sell them low aay eth
e- boGses
eiys Us cali tefsre parehssirg esevhsre sar IRE
sure please s0n.
u. ". LEsEM 81 CO,
Sd LTsEsf Now York City.
5 J LkSEN. BRO q Co. eGlrey. nj,
HENRY LESEI f.e.Yenv efth, Xmas,
VI. LESEI BRO L3liisfia, NJ.
A LESEI CO Qnincy, H.
s.pt1SS3a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
OHITUARV.

Died OF RiFenou residence mother In Nelson conn
san county Va The 18th day 1854 In the 29d wear
Of her age, Miss ELLtN oLAUDINE sHEPHRRD
After brief illness with typhoid fever, she bore IA.
ently unmufmarngy ard wi Christians fsith she was
taken earth and many loving who
lost crying Into the bright day lie who had ever yed
pure and devoted ohisE who the sunlight com oTt 70
fond m1thers heart and loving sisters e By her gentle.
ness Of manner, Sm;bbe disposition, plous m and pc ecty
ovesb character she hsd endeared heIs 10
fep IN her death Il Of Proy
decree of fate too g. be borne by mauy ted
much loved, aye who fondy wohpped
II, eaIes bloom Her gentle. smsbis dIpt sion eed The
Of hsr associates ana s1ds snd society has os
Ia her one o its brightest ggral u
She member Of the Baptist Church. and devoted 10 her
reidous daes But sss Go pleased hIs nate wis.
dom her from her beloved friends bright homs above
hsr son note Hih the throng VI bright In glory
suffering COUCH When told By her physician that
oVay gone, she called to her side her weepag
heat ohsn mother 10 receive her last words After making
requests With The meat remarkable conPOsus,
d. weep for dear mother vii meet again
in HsUsn and TO many Of her sndI calling them by name
ten 20 meet me 10 Heaven" 10 Heaven she lives onr
bright, darling angel onsi
unSAEen her mind bright and her hopes reach
the dark valley n ouh which she Truly
iIumined By the light OF blessed religion
BIT. slss We must weep when think Of thy fate
soon from If Joy thou vert taksD,
And IRON thy sweet home and loved around,
Where world Of delight thou didSt Waten.
"Thou art sleeping, not dead for thy emory s. lives
As Thy spirii In Heaven forever,
Weloved thee 10 Ne and love thee In death,
We e'nhot forget thee; no, never L.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29

4 - 49,. - -. a. tsIss skss tasss
are "a jssss eco pesaas nos oWrs ssf9 900 Eae srmy
no are secreted Il ths four oounues dSvsmentioned
ana there IL no reason 20 suppose asss are not as
many in other COUNTESS IN some, OF zines ~ many
tbs Guard az one station on the Central Railroad at
one line and several at other p aces the day.
s. some iaveserate deserters have recently been re-
turned 70 their commands by company known to the
writer aid in one week they have been at home again.
s. Magistrates, al 80 far ne the writer knows, have
entirely dsrsgarded the Proclamation of the Governor
the one only, belonging TO the company above men,
toned having ueed any efforts 70 arrest deserters.
4 No citizln viii voluntarily aid in their arrest and
but few will impart any Information, and then only
under the most solSmn Injunction of secresy.
DeseFtoas have Ia soma instances, grown out OF ig-
HOraHes, iaeapaety, and brutality OF commanding ot-
or in some nom The destitute condition OF their tam-
lii but in mOst from Impotence OF restraint,
aud the aid and comfort given Ihem At home-irs-
qusnty BY hypooIidoAl exempts who Rave imposed on
the Couscript Bureau.
wFi,er's q con have done we'll But they OAn never,
without Ell ssnt cooperation on part OF others, AZ
rsst half of those absent from their commands. Taose
IA Caroline Hanover Louisa and SpoSsylvania are not
all VnginiAns nor are all those who are VIgnians CIT
y ms Of either Of these Counties fEen. ns have re.
Gently beea srrested by company for local deience,
within the WriIer' knowledge, and the work has
ssF ely begun. What must be the stale Of alta 70
where no s00h companies exist
Permit lev practical suggestions.
l. Require ali persons who have been detailed or ex
empted from military duty, from any cause wnateVer
who are physically able, and all citz ps under 90 years
OF age 10 20 enrolled and organ ID for local defence,
and axe the arrest OF deseFers prominent ooeot Of
tsslr Organization The Legislature sbsuld require al!
State officers to eUro in this organisation, themselves
not excepted.
2 DepIVs dessrtsrs and eli who aid or enooursgs
them, forever Of che right OF suffrage.
Il 10 doubtful whether there are less than zoVVO
dsserIers from the army OF Northern Virginia, nov
in this State 20 arrest, return and keep Them with
.neiE commands, ia supposed 10 be tar more impor-
tant than to extend Tie IonscIipt law. II hopsd
Congress ard the Lee Issturs will consider the isots
above given. A1oiVus
P. S-Lst It not be supposed that the oeserters
above referred to have FsConty ets tneir commando
nAny OF them have been absent for more thsh .
year. some for nearly two years, and maj ofty for
many months. there Is good reason Tor osnsVipg
mat some are supposed 10 DO now IN the hsLd OF the
enemy, while others have long been thought TO b.
dead.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29


vxs tgsGSEl slss- assusvss lEsss ao9sz1ss e. 20
RR1ss- sRsHoz REPoRfs THAT BsAaIL has Bz6Em
OFF DIPLoNA1Ic RELAIIoEs WIZ fHs UrIrsp sfArss
The English journals publish the Official correspon'
dsnce between the American Consul Of BAhia aud the
Governor Of that province.
Under this correspondence some OF the Epghsh
journals reiteraie their foundations Of the szars Oh
the Florida. 'fe rs
The London Morning Star says although the
federal accounts OF Tho of the Florida have not
yet been received, there be no oouht that very
gross violation Of neutrality has bsen committed and
it hopes that the United States Governments will repu-
date the transaction and offer satisfaction 70 Brtz
The London Timer adds Thu American nsron Is
strong enough to wait for the capture of these cruisers
In due form The triumph of the Kearsage lost hone
its sea from the previous career Of is votm and We
know OF nothing which could go raise the expectation
OF the government Of the United States, among its
friends in Europe, ss pfomps tfsr Of rsparation TO
Bnzi for this uLq fashionable and unparaonabls out
rage. 49,
La france announces that B.sz has broken Of
friendly relations win the Untsa States on accoan Of
the seizure OF the Florida.
AUMoRlD nfERrzREros OF IxsLAsD.
PAsIs, Nov. 10, 1854.
The Patrs asserts that Igland has called upon the
great POssrs 10 protest ooleedvey against the &c ire
Of the Florida.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
DOUBLE TAX ON FARMERS.

IL tks Editor Of tie Wig:
lis proposed By tie Secretary Of the Treasury to
tar farmers In money on their EtOis property, and
also to continue the 1.-THE 10 kind their crops
allowing no credit therefor during ana after tho var
thus morsgsgng their property sO redeem the present
currency" Il would be far better for them to rspad
ate the whole debt and ougeIoy than to preserve te
shars By paying TIE whole. Already the farmer is more
oppressed By tai alton than s5J other class because be
pays in kind aud 10 allowed only abou. tithe Of ts
value towards his money tax. IN the new scheme no
a not to DO allowed anything for his hs IN kind but
his share Of the prOspsct Of ultimate redemption. hi
produce generally is impressed ct prices that will not
psy one-hsh Of the cost Of produe ION, while trades
non mechanics and spectators Of all kinds are pc
zitted to charge him for articles necessary aud rdi
pen sable for his business sny price their fancy
aTlrios may dictate Il is no want Of patriotism that
iaduees farmers to oOmpsin-fOr they have done more
sud suffered more Tor the cause than sny other class.
hls been conceded that tee taxation on Banks lie 90
tuInoaS and nsqlsl ths: If continued Il win induce
them 20 Wind up their busiHSsssnd the ssms remark
can be properly applied 60 farmers II mln we're 70
buy or rent farm property st present pFieea, and
se bis produce At Government prices he would very
som become ius1lysnt The most vital interest IN
the Oonfedsrscy is the farming interest," and If the
Cover nent iuteads 10 commit nshOnsl suicide, the
easiest way Is to refrain from fostering and to Cypress
With heavy and unequal burthens the interests Of sgr
0sltuse. AeEIcoLA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-29
". I. BAoADDUs,
A. L DIoKlssos,
UUIpmiltee."

HOSPITAL HAu.--ls having been communicated to
n, jor Darlington that number Of the patients Ct
Camp Wnder Hospital daily spent great part Of the
time 10 The old ftd, near the Reservoir gan bin 6, the
Major, yesterday, sent out detectives F,cheu ana
Woodward to look after the parties. The dsteotiv, g
cauA aud arrested fourteen gambling in the olG
fed, having sweat cloths, ohuck-a.luok olotfs,
and faro cloths sprsad upon the sWsrd and the otheI
betting at than. Considerable amounts Of money
we're staked. The parties we're taken into CUSTODY
aud brought Into the city and By the Provost
MarshAl we're sent to the CASTLE Fhundtr Hospital
Their names are AFeley, 90 G, lst NC; D W
Wilson, 90 D, 10Th Ga Bat; Mills Co K, 4th N O;
W Higgins, % H, 6lst N o.; james, c. c 44th N
@; j G Blunt, 90 g, l7hN0; P Aathews, 90 O,
Olst N O.; smisn, TO Z. 42iNO; W P Powell, 90
D. 42d N o; ] H Pearsall, @, D All N C; W Wtls
Co o, 5ih N C.; J Johnson c. Z. 4shEC;.R Oald
well, 90 +, s, N o Cavalry.