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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
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Re- rcoue>f Of the Secretary Of War We have
sefr.ined from making any comments upon the
late movements OF General GE,Sr1 rs loyal
citizen. We desire 10 acquiesce most unhesita-
slngly With the lntmations that may come from
headquarters. Not having any information what
ever Of the movements Of General GssSr. ex.
eeps what nc &c, through the Official dispatches
Of Mr.. Secretary OF War. STANTON. il is imposs-
bic Coz Us TO convey Intelligence 10 others OF
which ne are not possessed ourselves. All We
know Of "the situation" at the present writing
Il Just What Mr.. STANTON permits Us 70 kno"
In hs dispatch Of yesterday date nc very frankly
and decidedly informs one General DIX. not re.
the people. that Mr.. LIE and bis ragmuffin army
are beswecu the North and South Anna MYERS
bu, tia, I, viii take several days 20 develop The
.x.ct .isu.,iop Of the enemy fsnot that as clear
a. mud
For the past few weeks. or since Gen. Grant
commenced moving upon the eneny's works.
Mr.. Secretary Srssrox has issued daily semi
daily and ,ri-daily. dispatches announcing the
situation OF sffairs. officially. Subsequent iacts
have demonstrated most eonclusively that eithei
Mr.. srAxros has taken the job Of hauougging
and decsiving the people, or else he has been dc
oeived himself. What horn Of the dilemma he
viii take Ne will leave to himself. but no must
hang upon ono or the other
According TO the reports OF the Secretary OF
War. General GRISr is rapidly advancing upon
Richmond. II this is really so. the news will be
encouraging to every loyal heart. But We must
.dmit that the exaggerated and sensational re-
ports OF Mr.. STANTON in regard to Federal sue
eesses heretofore have created a very consldera-
BILE distrust in the public mind in regard to the
truthfuIness and reliability of his official war
bulletins, and the fact that they are filtered
through General DIX Ia New York does not add
TO their credibilty or value. We have learned
from some little experience that it it somewhat
difficult ~ convey that information TO others OF
which We have no definite idea ourselves. aud
hence We refer tho reader to Mr.. STANTON dis
patches 10 the telegraphic columns for an appre-
ciaiive idea of the situation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
IN. sm,e..,s,,,,x OF ,ub,uu.,,on.

Three years oil war, and the logic OF events,
a. certainly demonstrate the impossibilty of
subiugating the South as they do that a union
Of all the States cannot be compelled at the
point of the bayonet. That portion of the poo
pie OF Missouri and Kentucky who three years
ago we're hostile 20 the war and the Government,
a. administered by Mr.. Lincoln. are more thor
oughly disAhected now than then. Two years
ago the Federal armies overran the western sec
tons Kentucky aud Tennessee, vet only few
weeks since the PARTISAN Forrest marched ~ his
pleasure through the same region, and he was
strengthened nv the accession of thousands TO
his ranks The Federals have surrendered all
tia, they bad wrested from the ConfedeEates
ia Florida They Overran both Arkansas and
Mississippi. aud today they hold insecurity only
Little Rock in the one state and Nicksburs and
hatcher in the other. The mos, fertile portions
Of Louisiana also became their prize. and so
6r1ly the new order OF thugs believed
TO be established that he government aud laws Of
that sovereign State were s~ep, away by IN cleo
ton which mockery and farce Having
created hybrid government. the ike OF which
vas never heard before and will never DC again
vicsroy Banks proceeded on his Red river expo
ditiou. TO steal negroes and cotton. and 10 expel
the rebels from Us borders but notwithstanding
these powerful incentives but curious eomolna
tons OF patriotism and plumber. The expedition
uas unprontaole and disAstrous nc Ioatc--
crates burnt their cotton. AID Banks. instead o.
driving Dick Taylor out OF the State. or cap;ur
ing him. vas caught himself He i nov
desvoring. With but little hope, to save the nag
nsnt OF his army Practically. With the excep-
ton Of Ses Orleans and Baton Rouge, Louisiana
is in the hands OF the Confedcrates The Fed
erals have lost likewise nearly all they acquired
two years since in North Carolina.
Richmond is nov the objective point. 10 which
the armies under Lieut. Gen Grant converg
ing. 10 may be successfully defended; or the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27

Infantry are DOW landing in considerable nun.
bers on the other side Of the river They are be-
lieved' with good show Of reason, 70 be But
ler's men. He i not safe until be puts the river
between himself and Beauregard. and be knows
H. But a. the truth will be known this morning,
We refrain from further supposition.
All Is stiil quiet along the lines OF Spottsyi-
vania. Grant has gone clean away from the
scene OF the late slaughter, leaving his dead and
dying the field. with five thousand stand OF
arms, many caissons, gun-carrisges, etc. The
guns were conveyed away 10 make vain trophy
But IL will not counteract the effect Of his re-
treat. IL Is imposslble 10 cave over the crown OF
victory now Lee remains on the field. masto
OF the field Il Is possible that Grants army
will stop while Va Fredericksburg to plaster is
hurts Grant has already received two reinforce
ments. one of thirty and the other Of forty thou
sand he has lost them. aud must have more
before be can come up to the new lines which,
await him where be will find them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27

Confederaies may abandon IL when Il Is no longer
tenable. Other than the moral triumph which
thereby would be insured 70 the Federal arms,
the Confederates will really have lost nothing.
They will have abandoned that part Of Virginia
which three years OF war has exhausted. and
made almos, a waste and desert. A new line
of defense will be chosen south Of the james
river, and IN the interior Of Virginia, and the
war will interminAbly 90 on.
Richmond has no Strategic Importance, and
without an army Is captured with Il, victory
would PROVE barren and fruiilcss. And these
acquisitions once made. they can no more be Sc
curely held than those which have been won and
lost in the West aud South. The war has been
an abortion and failure heretofore. aud will be
none the les 80 hereafter. Shall L terminate,
or Is II 70 be recorded on the pages Of history
that the people of the North lost their own lib
critics in the wicked attempt TO suojuglte their
brethren in the Southl-tN. y. News
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
The Proclamation Fraud.

IL appears that the author of the procla nation
hoax is n man by the name of HowAEp. He is
a Republican and a leading member OF Rev.
HKSRr WARD BEKcHEk's church in Brooklyn, and
be stood high in the estimation OF both preacher
congregation. A friend writes US that his arrest
causes quite vacancy in the church. and that q
substitute had to be appointed to carry around
the collection plates. When these facts aGe made
known to Mr.. Lincoln. he will doubtless promptly
release so good a man as Mr. HowARp from the
annoying restraints that have been placed upon
i'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
Over Eight per cent. Interest

ia currency and Of equal convenience permanent
OF temporary investment.
It is believed that securities offer great induce
ments TO lenders as the various descriptions Of e S.
Bonds. In al other forms Of indebtedness the faith or
ability Of private parties stock companies or separate
communities only Is pledged for payment, while for the
debts Of the United States the whole property Of the
country shOden the payment of both principal
and interest In coin
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums from ESQ
up to any msguitud on the terms, and thus
largest capitalist. They be eried into money
moment and the holder will have the benefit Of the
interest,
The Fun ded Debt Of the United States which inter-
es is payable in gold the 81 day Of March 1884, was
s76s s65ooO The interest this debt for the coming
fiscal year will be s45 So 26 while the customs revenue
1864 has been far at the rate Of over slOO 900 per
II will be that the present gold revenues Of
the Government largely in Of the Of the
Treasury for the payment Of gold interest while the
OF the tariff will doubles, raise the annual
receipts from the same amount Of importa-
tions to $3.50, OOe, 900 per annum.
The authorized amount Of this loan Is Two Hundred
ilon Dollars Instructions the National Banks act
ing as loan agents not issued until March 20 but the
amount of Bonds reported sold the United States
Treasury up TO May 2lst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
DIED..

On Wednesday. at So O'Clock A. NJ, SALLIr PEsToS
daughter Of Richard L. and Evene Talbot aged three
and half years.
The friends the family invited TO attend the
funeral. from the family residence 81 East North street.
This friday afternoon o'clock Services by Rev T..
J. Halcomb.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
MENp,Nc AND SECURING,

DY CONRAD FErTE, so. 10 SOUTH MERIDIAN
Dfreet
Al garments entrusted 10 him win Do promptly and
neatly renovated aud repaircd.
All kinds Of tailoring aud cutting for boy and men. IN
the best style, on short notice and a. loo rates.
ny20-dfn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27

VUNHE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS OF THE Es-
tate of Edmund Mooney, deceased, will sell on the
premises,
On saturday, June 4th,
The following described land in Ninevah township, Bar
thoomew county, four and half miles west Of Taylors-
VILE aud six aud a half miles from Edinburg:
" W. quarter Of section q, township TO- range v 100
acres.
NV quarter Of S. W. quarter Of section -, township
10, range 4, 20 acres.
Sw quarter Of ". quarter, Of section D. township
10, range 4, 40 acres.
r. half of s. Il. quarter Of section - wnship 10,
range 4, so acres.
T. half Of n T. quarter Of section y, township 10.
range 4, so
Making a splendid Farm Of four hundred scres. with
several good Houses, Frame Barn, Hay she'd, Stock
Sheds, Cribs, &c
Three hundred and sixty fenced. Three hundred
cleared all Ia grass: 100 of which
he moved the ensuing harvest, balance good pasture
Every field is supplied with living water from never
failing springs.
There is a good Tannery of one hundred watts.
supplied with over head water bark sheds, &C, on the
farm.
third cash in hand. balance in annual
payments, with interest secured by mortgage the
premises.
For further particulars address call J. f. Mooney.
a Mooney Co.'S - Meridian street, Indianapolis, or
Wv al. Il. Moebey, Columbus.
For conveyance 20 examine premises. call on Harvey
Lewis. Edinburg.
DILLARD RICKETTS,,
JAMES u MOONEY,
myl0-d3w Executors.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
We compile the following interesting intelli-
gence from Southern papers OF recent dates

Prem the Richmond Examiner. May Is.
The battle near Drury's bluff was imperiectly
appreciated in Richmond tll yesterday. Ii was
daring the time il lasted one of the most terrih
cOmbats that has been known. Confederate
vsiOr never had more splendid illustration
Inc nerve OF Smith or Buffers large army was
concentrated on the hills behind large forti6ca.
nous. which they had ngtheued with all the
appliances of unlimited labor and inexhaustiblc
ingenuity \ world in arms would not have
moved Beauregard from such place. The yast
srmy of Grant has been lately broken on some
hasts breastworks thrown up in night by Lees
troops With their bayonets and tn pans But
small force of brave Southern men moved on
those forts. not in a drunken rush. but with the
steady Spartan step Of true discipline andi nhex-
IDLE resolution, and went through the blaze OF
ten thousand guns straight % the mark. Al
though completely successful. they suffered 4
considerable loss IN killed and wounded. TO
make an omelettc, one must break some eggs"
: the prOyerb Of French armies But Ee are
Inclined 10 think that the number j. exaC gerated;
icr tasre : this evident cause OF exaggera,0n
that the brigade which bore the bruat OF the bat
tie contained great proportion of young men
fFom this city. Many houses here contain
wounded brothers AID sons. and hence the pop
polar Imagination IL Richmond increases the to-
ii .oss beyond reality
Yesterday giasd heid dsy. under the eve OF
BeAuTegard Felix anticipated. But az
daybreak the whole show Of the enemv had van.
shed Butler bad stolen OF 10 the night 70 toe
shelter OF bis gunbOats. He Is scarcely to be
blamed The contest was unequal Butler
against Beauregari. A burzsrd To hgbt grey
falcon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
MARsHAL's NOTICE.
United States Marshal's Notice.
II INDIANA

" TRlCT OF INDIANA, 81
WHEREAS A libel of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Eighth Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day Of
April 1854 by John Hanna Esq, Attorney Of the Uni
ted for the District of Indiana, against the life
estate AID interest Of Adam Mcdonald in and 10 the fol-
lowing described real In the county OF Cass In the
state Indiana to-wit: Lots Nos As and &C. In George
Tpton's LIST sddt ion 10 ogansport Also Lot No 80 IN
administration Of John npons Let addition TO Lorans-
port. Also Lot No. l27, John Tptons 4th addition
Loganspori he. the said Mcdonald, being the owner
thereof and person guilty Of aiding an armed rebellion
against the Government Of the United States and seized
for a violation of toe laws OF the United States by the
SAID Adam Mcdonald. he. the laid Mcdonald, being
rebel arms against the Government OF the United
States praying process against laid real estate and
that the same may be condemned and seld enemies
property.
Now therefore, in pursuance OF the Mention under the
seal Of the said Court directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
real estate or any part thereof IN any interested
therein they be and before the said the Dis
tct of the United States 70 be held at the city OF
indianapolis In and for the District Of Indiana the 81
Tuesday Of Nav next, 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon
day ard then and there TO nerpose their claims
and m axe then Legations in that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE, u. s. Marshal.
ByI. s. BIeELow, Deputy
Attest
WATT J. SMITH, Clerk. my6-dlit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
TO FARM EMS.


CsHoIcE PEACH BLOWS AT IS EAST wAsHIxG-
AT'N street 9. hkoSnAN,
ny,5 at Commission Merchant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
nom the ClnclnIlatl Irlcc CuTrtIlI, My
Financial and Commercial Summary
for the Past eek.

The supply of currency is light, and conse-
qGeutly the money market has been rather strin-
gent during the week. though the demand has
not been large. The street rates have ruled
firm at 10 per cent and even at these rates
the demand exceeded the supply. In the Eastern
cities the money market ruled easy az and per
cent.
The rates tor coin, exchange aud govern
ment papcr ~ the close last evening. were as fol
lows.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
AT AUCTION.

On Saturday May g. 1864, o'clock NJ the Premises
Mississippi streets gho
Nos , BE-
aaSo rkwhhlrr sshax
tsuaiv
bngns edseWns houe
10 No
goo poner m eoc nsn m
Five rax rooms in b
Shy a.o dnr~n vermont
Thssawn sGH dS ~ hh The
prTry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27

I = - . 7 II ~
Vouchers, city. .......9To 81,

vouchers, city. ~ sS1-r
lutimatious have been made that Mr.. Chase is
about issuing a new kind of per cent legal
tender interest payable semi-annually, and 10 be
compounded IL Is cOn,ended that this will not
increase the circulating medium 20 any extent,
but We think il will indirectly. Just as the first
issue OF interest bearing legal tenders did.
That the amount of paper money now in circu
ation is more than is necessary 20 meet the wants
OF the commerce, or than can be used in a legit
innate manner, DO one viii deny. who knows any
ihius about political economy but that this l.
the chief cause for the late advance ia gold. or
the present high prices paid tor it, = is claimed
oy large portion OF the press, We think is not
the case. There can be no oveg-5urdeuing sup
ply OF currency whilst The whole amount of legal
tenders and National Bank paper 10 circulation
can De funded in United States per cent stocks.
in a month, a, par This being the case. We re-
gard il very foolish 10 complain OF the expansion,
A. the great cause Of all our woes Give victory
in the field. by which the public will be satisfied
that the public credit is safe beyond contingency.
and then the gbos, of expansion will melt into
thin air.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-27
FOR SALE.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
VALUABLE STOCK FARM!


yUyHE UNDERSIGNED. EXECUTORS OF THE rs
tate Of Edmund Mooney, deceased, will sell on tn
nremseS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21
PROCLAMATION.
. by THE GOVERNOR

"HHREAS, have good cause TO bellows that
Mtnlin LorentZ Benjamin Batsell, George W.
Berlin, TtlotsOn Janney, ERASMUS CLARK, Benja-
min ?. suddAtth, Washington Summers, Perry
Summers, William T. HiggInbothEm, Willis IL
James (. Middleton. TSonS: w T1lim,n H. I S[S9@a
AlueEy, Robert CoJntr, jr., Robert Coyner, sT.,
LORENZO D. Torrents, Napoleon B. Roger, John IL
hegerp Alvin D.. BastAble, George d. White ISaac
White, TpIVille Marshall, and Il B. Day, who o.
the seventeenth day Of April eighteen hundred and
si1ty.ons, resided in the county Of Upshur within
Jonathan II. Bennett, Gibson J. Butcher William
J. bland Asd G. g. Hurley, who on tho Ssld seven
tenth day Of April eighteen hundred and Sixty-one.
resided In the county OF Lewis, within what IL now
the state OF W'sE Virginia, have deserted their
homes aud are actively engaged In aiding the So
called Confederate States OF merica and ths ratSl
State government ii Riebmonl in tSsIr aIts,, 3
the good people Of this State but In con.
sequence OF the war, evidence Of their rebSlIIous
and criminal acts cannot DO obtained: -
Now therefore, l, Arthur 1. Boremau, Governor
Of the state 81 Hsst Virginia. do issue this my proc
IIsmStlon, deelattng the said Mlttlin Lorentz,
nsy, ERASMUS D. ClGIk, benjamin 4. SnddGrtL,
~ y ash9s9n summer, Perry summer =, William T.
hiSgi3Gotham: Willis H. WOOdEey, Afford D. Wood.
": EllmADt John Y. Htllery, Robert COyner, IT.,
Robert CoyuerD ST., LOrepL0 d, Lorentx, EapoIsOn
y. Asger, John H: Roger Alvin II. Bastable, acorge
y. white, Isaac White, TG1Tille Marshall and H. a.
u. Day enemies Of this state, unless they shall
within sixty days from tho date Of this pfoclGna
ton, take and hle In the Clerks ONCE Of the Crcut
Ne
q tuition Of the nited States and the constitution
Of t1S state, and thereafter demean themselves as
s9od eItEe1s. And likewise declaring the said Jon.
4than d. Benne I. William J. Bland Gibson j.
Butcher and O. 8. Hurley, enemies of this State.
unless they shall also within sixty days from the
6 Ii o. thls Proclamation, take and file in the
Clerks ofes of the Circuit Court Of the aid countT
o. Lewis an cath 10 support the Constitution Of The
United states and the eOnsti uon Of this stale and
hereafter uemeau Themselves Is good citizens
This proclamation shall be published in the
Mheenng 1ntelIiSsneeT, u newspaper printed in the
city o. wheeling, tho seat Of government for this
state, and In tue West Virginia state Journal. a
newspaper printed at Weston In the county Of Levis
aud ALEC III tho West Virginia Republican, = news.
paper printed - Buekhann0n ia The county OF
Up4AnFI respectively, for four Luecossive weeks
Done At TUG city Of wheeling, on thiS the
TsEAI, eighteenth day Of May, In the year Of our
foIS G "n5 ~ tSs eight hundred Hnl sxty
All. FOREMAN.
10 J; EHaAA BoTEEs, Secretary of State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21
PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR

WHRREAs I have good cause to believe that
Jacksoa Omps, Matthias Ambrose, Isaiah Buck.
David BUCK bFure bnc6p George Compton, nIlTs 8;
compton samuel DaVltOn, Joseph s. Duck M John
q. D0Em0dyt Robert @. Gustiu, George W Ht1nIsr
Thomas = DSEson' George W. Way, William Wilson,
George W. HoABy, lAFy Il. H0aEy, George -Iiam.
mond, Jacob Keller, Nicholas Ksefier, F1ederiet
hetner Jacob D. Leopard, William III MaTtiS
BArlary Martin, Charles T. OiPerTalI 1jso11.S ~
sheIreEd, Charles A. Swami, Martin " Mills
William nqE1ert, john Gross Daniel Gross, EdWard
koekWeliand Louisa Swami, ThO on the Geysn trentS
day OF April, eighteen bundled and SixtvsSTs a.
sided in the County Of Morgan within what Il poS
shs state y, o. West Virginia, have deserted their
called Confederate StAIes ofAmerica AMI 9bS TIoi
state government At Richmond in their nft.TnSi 20
me good people Of this State bui in CON
sequence OF the war evidence Of their reheiIIST,s
aud criminal acts cannot be obtained:9 -
NOV therefore Arthur foreman. Goyernor NJ
Amatiou, declaring the aid JaeFSa S, ~ pt9
las Ambrose, Isaiah BUCK David Itucl BrI1es IsSsl
19eoLse compton, Andrew Compton, Samuel DAyison'
Joseph 9. DuckMAll, John Dkrmody RobSft nj
Gustn, George W. Hunter, Thomas DSyson. SISo,Sc
W. "; way William Wilson, james O. WeSt' JsSs5Sf
So91hIston' Slarles kAAltr, George W. HsaFy, Marv
iheensF, arederlck Keeftsr, jacob 3, Ieopari, vii
liam u. AAFtin, Barbary Martin, ChsFIeS n. 6,Ps+.
v S;SsE W 4, saeFTSEd, Charles a. swami Martin
90 n. SHteS1 nhiam nurhert, John Cross Daniel
OEoss EDWARD Rockwell and Louisa Swami ensmiss
y Lnls state unless th0y shall within sIxtV SHvs
die in the clkrks ONCE OF DC Girnit i,,r ., ,
SAu county Of Morgan, an oath 70 GupDbrt tina lG1
~ q the United States and thv Lonstitution
good eltiEens iS."-+-sAst' themselves a.
vi Fal9 Proclamation shall DO published I'm the
MsneettnE 4nteigeneers newspaper printed IN The
i.y " 9seung, the seat Of government torItbiS
~ N tue Earm0nt National, Newspaper
sueeesSiSs sS Of Marion, respectively, for four
Don Done at the city Of Wheeling on this the
sEAL hIoa l day OF May, In The year ii our
- hoT 1d one thousand eight hundred and SIX
~ g-tour, and Of the state thu irSt. "a
By the t1or.-,.rt A. l. FOREMAN.
ny Il ECssA OoTERs. Secretary Of State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-21
From the Flrst West vlrsinia RsEl-

y % T.
We read letter yesterday from Lieu
tenant Phil. Bier, company a, lst West
Virginia, giving some incidents of the
New Market tight. He says that the rebels
were $1,000 strong and that Gen. Stgel
did not bring more than 5000 men into ae-
ton. We are inclined to think this mis-
take as respects both sides. Gen. Sigel in
his dispatch to the Secretary OF. War, set
the enemy down at7OOo and his own force,
actually engaged, at SIX regiments.
Lieut.. Bier says that the ight commend.
ed At the west end of New Market and
that our force was driven back seven miles
under very heavy FIRE. They made q
successful stand, however, at Rude's Hill.
The rebellOss he sets down at not less than
1000 and our own at 100 killed and wound.
ed. Very few prisoners were taken on either
side. The Frst Regiment lost 100 men all
told. Company. a lost II killed aud
wounded: The killed were George L. Con.
nelly aud Alex. Jefferson. Those who
died from their wounds are d. P. Meyer
John Vsuamau, aud Adam Rsyder. James
Simpson was wounded dangerously. Those
wounded severely are Geo. steuber, Frank
DIETRICH, J. shepersonS and VIM. Coch-
ran. Those wounded slightly are P. A.
Bier. John Smith, a, Gosuey, F. Lewis,
and John Boyer. Henry Foster is wound
ed aud prisoner. Alex, Manners remain
ed with the woun led and was taken prison.
er. one hundred aud four Of the wound.
ed of the First Regiment have arrived at
Cumberland. The balance of the wound
ed of that Regiment were left, some on the
field, others At Mt. Jackson, and o.hOrs at
Mardnsburg.