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Army Intelligence.

MoRGAs's RAID,-Information, which is
believed to be reliable, has been received,
that Gen. Morgon, with his command, has
returned in safety to the neighborhood of
Abingdon, Va. Gen. Morgan met with no
DISASTER and his raid has been very success
fnL 1t is stated that he captured Cynthi-
ana, Mount Sterling, Paris, Fleming gsbu.g,
Frankfort, Maysville. Versailles and Lex.
lngton. lie took $500 prisoners, and 5000
horses, cut the railroads, and destroyed a
large amount of Government property.
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a New Daily,

Our neighbor, the Camden journal, is
now issued daily, under the title of the
Daily Journal. 1t ann ounces that arrange.
men,s have been made for receiving, by
telegraph, the latest news from al! parts of
the Confederacy, which they expect to be
able to furnish to subscribers ten hours In
advance Of the Columbia and Charleston
papers IL regularly forwarded, the paper
will reach this locality four times per week
twenty five hours in advance of the Char
lesion md Columbia mails. We wish the
enterprise abundant success.
Terms of daily paper per month SO; for
six months SIS. Address ID d. Hocett,
proprietor.
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The Raiders.

The accounts which we publish else
where show that the enemy is raiding it
extensively in various directions. Failing
TO obtain any advantage over our army in a
fair contest in the field, they are now steal
thily making war upon our property and
upon women and children. They will new
.r subdue us in this way; but unless
promptly checked, they may inhict upon us
very serious injury. Every section should
be upon is guard, and companies formed
for local defence. 10 Colombia Regiment
has lately been formed and in Charlotte
we learn that preparation is making for tie
defence Of that place. The country every,
where has need to be aroused, and the Mill
tia got in readiness to act in any sudden
emergency which these prowling gangs OF
Yankees may spring upon us.
The Carolina Times of Friday makes the
following gratifying announcement:
THE RAIDERs.-lt affords us great pleas
ure in being able to state that our latest
advices from Morganton shows that the
raiders have been routed, and they are be-
ing pursued by n iorce quite sufficient to
bag the whole party.
The editor of the Salisbury Watchman
writing from camp Vance, June 3Oth, states
that our troops have come up with the raid
srs two or three miles beyond Piedmont
Springs, engaged them, and sent back for
reinfor.ements. Ii is supposed the enemy
has been reinforced.
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ENROLLING OFH
HEAD.Q'R'S., LANCASTER d


July lst
|. The attention Of the Mii,Is\
commanding Beat Companies 10 L,
District, s. G., who have failed to
the Enrolling Officer complete Ro'
white men between seventeen
years of age, aud of all free -
tween the ages Of eighteen aS
ding in their res spective Beats
ance with an order issued from ii
quarters is directed to the
They are again called on to for
report Immediately. The neglect
who fail TO do 80 on or.tefore
1864 will be reported.
ii. All persons liable to enrollu
have not been examined by tho
Board in this District, are hereH
to appear at the next meeting off
cal Examining Board. Those WI
disregard this order, and those
time have never reported for
will be considered as batting
right of examination and N~S
scription. Such persons must
without examination TO the
struction, unless evidently un
at this Office. 1t is hoped tha
place themselves in this position
&c.
lst Lieut.. and Enro
Lancaster Di
July 5, 1864.
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NEW PUBLIC q
BURKE, BOYKINI
MACON. GEORG

MACON, GEORG
Nov READY:
~ MASTER WILLIAM
Or, the Youth of Brilliant Tall
ruined by bad luck. BY Judg
author of Georgia Scenes"
CAMP AND FIELD. P
Portfolio Of mn Army Chap h.
Joseph Cross d. ID. Part ist
Price So.
DUNCAN ADAIR, or, Cal
Gaping. A story Of ore Of MI
BY Mrs. Jane II. II. Cross. n
Price 81. \
YOUNG MAROONERs. By
els Il. Goulding. A most entsril
for young persons, Pronounced
judges to be equal to Robinso1
Price $3.
A liberal discount TO the trad
foregoing prices. For the amor
RENTED TO rs, in current fund
send either or ali Of these book
to any part Of the Confederacy.
Address BURKE, BOYF
Macon,
g Any newspaper in the
copying the above advertiseme
note will receive a copy Of sac
bove books, upon receipt of the
tanning the advertisement
June %, 4
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REPORTED DEFEAT OF CAEBY.

The Mis.issi pPiln Extra Of The 22d, pub
Iished at Jackson, has the following:
We learn from L young gentleman lust
from Port Gibson, that before he left that
place the report had reached there that
Gen. Dick Taylor had battle with the en-.
envy under Gen. Candy, in which our forces
were completely victorious. The enem, y
loss is stated at 1900 killed and wounded,
5000 prisoners, II pieces artillery, vast
numbers of small aims, large quantity of
stores, and that when Gen. Taylor was last
heard from he had completely routed and
driven the enemy over sixteen miles. Our
loss is estimated at 600 killed and woun.
ded.
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President Lincoln on the War.

In speech recently delivered in Phi!a.
delphia on the ;6ih, he said:
"Ihe terrible war which is now raging
has disarranged business totally in meny
localities, aud partially so in all. II has
destroyed happy homes, produced a nation.
al debt, with tax alton unprece edented in this
country. 1t has carried mourning into
many homes, and may even be said to have
hung the heavens in black. Perti.
nent questions are often asked me, such as
when the war would end. surely feel as
great an interest on that point as any one.
but would not make prediction that it
would end in day, or n week, or even a
year, for fear Of creating disappointi ntinent -
We accepied-no: began-ihis war for
worthy object and irus, in God It will
not end until that end Is accomplished
Eh,husias'ie cheers The war has now
lasted three years, and as ~e accepted il TO
establish national authority over the who'e
national domain, we are to 70 through
with It IL it takes three years more.
would, however, safely make the prediction
that GRAFT, with Hancock aud Meade, Is to-
night where he will never be dislodged
until Richmond is taken. IL shall discov-
er that Grants noble officers and men need
assistance TO put this thing through, will
you give tito me- (Yes, all answered ]
Well, then, | intend to call on you, and
want you 10 stand by me and army"
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attempts TO break though and rejon hi,
ordnance. lie withdrew from Lees front
at daylight on the 24th, leaving his dead
and wounded on the field, taking the road
to Hungarytown and Keysyille.
General Lee is still following the enemy.
(signed) r. +. LEE, Gen.
liEADQuARTERs, a. N. ", June 25.
Secretary War-Sir: Our entire loss
yestesday morning was ninety.seven killed
and wounded and 200 missing.
Nothing of moment has occurred to-day
on the lines in front Of Bermuda Hundreds
or around Petersburg.
General Hampton reports that the enc.
my's cavalry advanced yesterday to Nances
Shops and cntrenched themselves there
lie attacked item and drove the m from
their works, pursuing them until o'clock,
p. m, to within two miles Of Charles CITY
Court House. They left their dead and
wounded on the field aud along the route.
Great credit is due TO General Hampton
and his command, for the handsome success.
t>igned) r. f.. LEE, Gen.
On Friday Elagood's brigade was thrown
forward rs skirwi-hc's, and nearly 400
were captured.
GoLDsBoRo, June 30.
The latest advices from Petersburg indi.
cate that changes are being made promptly
by the prospect Of great advantage. The
plans ere not sufficiently matured Tor pub
LEGATION.
The Confederaes are daily slreng gtheniug
ard enlargng their works,
GULDsBORo, June 30.
The Goldsborn State Journal has private
dispatches from Weldon under date of the
30lh inst, which state that the raiders had
struck the Petersburg and Weldon railroad
| to day, near Beitiuld.
Later dispatches dated BeItield state that
most of the enemy's rtillery, together with
n wagon train, was captured, and tha, the
greater part Of the raiders would be.
a fight was reported to have taken place
to day rcar Rcams, Station.
| The raiders have gone from Morganton
through Wa,auga county. They burst the
railroad depot and passenger train. Our
troops are after them.
RALErGu, July l.
! The Confederate, of this city, received n
dispatch from Weldon to day 10 the effect
! that 100 Yankee raiders reached that place
at noon 10 day, captured below.
The news from below is reported 10 be
good.
The Confederate has been allowed to
copy the following official dispatch, dated
! Bellield, June 30 ave nocd no reinforce
menls. AS far as We can learn the enemy
! has been routed with considerable loss, and
nearly, if not all. their artillery and all their
wagons and nmbulances. a portion OF
them crossed the railroad at Jarrctt's this
morning. Squad. Of prisoners are being
brought in. We have some thirty white,
and about as many negro, prisoners here.
One hundred and lwenty-six Yankee
prisoners passed through this city, Raleigh,
leday, en- route for Georgia prison.
They were captured by F:z Lee on the
Petersburg g. Weldon railroad.
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The Treasury Department

A great many persons appear to be g:at-
ifed at the reported resignation Of the Sec.
retary of the Treasury. 1t seems to be Ia
ken for granted that he alone is responsible
for the bad condition Of the finances OF the
country, and for all the evils which have
resulted from deprecated currency. But il
may be question whether any other man
could have done much better, under the
circumstances, than Mr.. Memminger The
latter was nothing more than an agent
whose duty il was tn execute the laws of
Congress, and it was not within the power
af him or any other agent to give the Gov
ernment paper n value beyond that which
creditors Of the Government were pleased
ts,Attach TO it. Credit is based upon the
resources, present and prospective, of the
Government, and not upon the peculiar way
10 which the currency laws mays be exc.
cutsd.
In order to pay the heavyiexpenses Of the
Government, brought about b. high prices
and other causes, il became necessary 10
issue very large amount OF paper. No
other means Of paying claims were placed
within the reach OF the Secretary and we
do not see how he can be chargeabls upon
this score. The only antidotes to the evils
which necessarily follow redundant .ircu.
Ltion are high taxation and compulsory
funding. Beth Of these measures were
strongly urged upon Congress BY The Sec
retary Of the Treasury at dn early period,
but his recommendations were unheeded
until the money became 40 depreciated as
TO be nearly worthless. II the measures
adopted in February last had been taken n
year earlier, the currency never would have
been in so bad a condition, and the people,
in respect TO their monetary affairs, would
have been much better of than they are.
Congress did not support Mr. Memminger
by enac,ing the laws which ho dsemed ne.
cessary for keeping up the credit Of
the Government, and yet he, and rot Con.
gress, 10 blamed for all the trouble which
has onsued.
We do not assert that there 10 blame
anywhere, but we feel assured that the pub.
lic will have TO look further than the acts
Of the Secretary for q proper solution O.
our financial difficulties. This being our
cODrictioa. we do not anticipate any impor
tsnt advantage from change Of officers. .
II Is said that Mr. Furman, President OF
one Of the Charleston Banks, has been sp.
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SALE OF COT1

l WILL OFFER at public
highest and best bidder on W
goth July, 1864, Mt the reside
Crimminger, six bales cotton,
the property Of w. X. Greex
sold for the payment Of taxe(
federate States By said Gree
JAMES R.
July 5, 1864.
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From Virginia.

WnNISGroS, n. c., June %.
The Journal has received the Richmond
Enquirer OF the 9Th inst.
a private source reports the enemy on
The 9th on the Petersburg and Weldon
Road, near The Brick House, about 7 miles
Soun;h of Petersburg.
June 25
No fighting and none expected to-day -
Scouts say Grant told his men that fighting
has ended and the siege OF Richmend be.
gun.
PErERsBURG, June "a.
All yesterday and TO day there was heavy
cannoGading which was continued TO late
hour 10 the centre. The results is un
known.
A fight took place near Nottoway Court
House, op Thursday, between Wilson's and
bearings men. The enemy retreated un.
der cover ofnight.
Our men report that the road is strewed
with the Yankee wounded aud property.
rhe damage done the South Side road
is very great.
HEADoUARTERs, a. N. V. June 25.
To the Hon. Secretary War Sir.--Gsn.
w. III. +. Lee pushed the enemys Cavalry
which had advanced along the South Side
Rail Road. He had skirmish on the 22d
near Dinwiddie Court House aud the next
day struck their column in flank near
Blocks and Whites, cutting it Ia two aud
getting possession of the road by which
they were moving towards Not,oway Court
House, and the road was held after an en-
gagsment which continued from II o'clock
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Court of EQUITY.

Last week was the time for the regular
setting of this Court, but the Chancellor
did not appear. There has been no Chan.
cellor here since June Term 1861. Have
they all, by common consent, agreed 10 ig
more the existence Of Lancaster; or the fact
that there may be business here which de
mands their attention and supervision !
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RAID ON MoRGANToN,

GoLDsBoRA, N. c., June 29.-On Monday
a raidirg party Of Yankees, about 400
strong, entered Morganton, in Western n
N, capturing some negroes, robbed the
bank, destroyed train of cars loaded with
corn.
The bank is supposed to have had large
amount on hand. The raiders are said 10
have come from East Tennessee.
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the confluence Of the James and Appomat.
tox and on the peninsula between tbem.-
From City Point TO Petersburg is about
seven miles.
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Mr.. EDITOR As the desim(
people seems to be universal,
crisis, the District be represep
best men in The Legislature, We
to nominate Rev. ID. p. Robins,
Senate. His acknowledged abb
nently fit him for the place, an,
lieved that his acceptance of Il
tion will give general satisfaS
Is the sentiment Of
Juno 29. 1864
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The general purport Of the war news
which we publish elsewhere is favorable
We have achieved another important victo'
ry in Georgia; and although in Virginia,
the results for the last week have not been
80 definite, there is nothing calculated to
impair confidence in that quarter.
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FOR THg LANCASTER LEDeER.I

10 the Voters Of Lancaster District.
l have been called oil by "Lowsr Battal-
ion" through the Ledger, and by other
friends personally and otherwise, again to
represent Lancaster District, in the Senate.
The position is one, which have not de-
sired as matter Of choice, but the earnest
wishes of many friends, and the state of tho
country, have had great weight In infuenc.
ing my decision. If my services, at this
time, are regarded as necessary to the pub.
lic good, cannot in justice to you and to
the country, decline the nomination. ],
therefore, accept, and should ii be your
pleasure to elect me, will sndeavor 10
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We will comply with the request of"a
soldier in Co. &c" p. b. l.. Artillery" with
pleasure if he will conform to our rules by
scnding us a responsible name.
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NOTICE.

! hereby forewarn al Persl
ding for a note given by rpa
for $l75. Said note id
first January 1864 ; as sseSJ(
said note has failed, atll ffS
unless compelled by lah.een
lie Bel
June %, 1854, a frQl
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WAR LoCALITIEs.-The reader will find
that The James and Appamattox unite abou.
twenty two miles below Richmond by Jand,
and nearly forty by water-ihat Bermuda
Hundreds is on the tongue Of land at IRE
confluence of the two rivers-that CITY
Point is on the South side of the Appomat.
tox at its mOuth-!hat Malvern Hill il on
the Nortl, side Of the James, about FIVE
miles above its union with the Appomat,ox
and about tbree-fourths of mile from its
bank. Harrison's Landing and Westorer,
on the same side Of the river, are EIGHT or
ten miles lower down by water. From
Malvern Hill TO Richmond, by land, the
distance is sixteen or seventeen miles, and
from Drewry's Bluff 10 Richmond il is eight
miles by water. The enemy has control of
the James frem Chains Bluff, mile be.
low Drewry's, down TO its mouth. This
last mentioned fact makes IL all the mere
difficult for Gen. Lee, aud all the easier for
Gen. Grant, 10 maneuvrc an army aboat
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We are requested by tho
II. X. Cureton to nominate X
sition Of p preventative in ths
lature.
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Rags! Rags

The highest market pricss
for all clean cotton and linen rag
or small quantities delivered at tSs
Persons in making up their pact
rags will please be careful not 70
any WOODEN scraps y
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We are under obligations to several
friends for papers IN advance of the mails.
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FOR TAX COLLEO

Mr.. EDIToR.-Please ammo,
B. Vanlandipgham a candida
fee Of Tax Collector. lie
soldier.
MANY FRIENDS TO WOUNDED
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II Is said that Mr. Furmsn, President Of
one of the Charleston Banks, has been sp.
pointed Secretary Of the Treasury vice Mr..
usmmipger resigned.
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Announoej

Mr.. EpiToR.-You will pz
Mr.. s. Is. Massey a candid
sentative in the next Legit
lige MA
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We are authorized to ann
A. Moore, Esq, rs a candi
in the House of Represent
Legislature.
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June %, 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-02

Brig Regina del Mare tsll Ssvrese, Mesdna ~ days
passed Gibralts1 April ~, fruit to order
Brig Favoriie PhDdle Barbados II days moafses to N.
Trowbridge's Sons f..'
Brig Relief Crowley JOueport days. spare to Holyoke
Murray
Brig oneen Of the South, GrOcsnck, Demeraa 10 days.
sugar to Wiilett Howe.
Brig Dephinl Brem DeHaan Gonaives days, coffee 10
Brig Nellie. stsples ST. Croix 10 days. sugar to Roche
Bros Co. On the 18th In the Gulf Stream passed guam
ty cotton Dist Of Capes Of Delaware passed boat boz
Brsj c. Shaw 9Th Shaw, Cenaesos 10 days, mola''c'
TO Thos Jsmes.
brig Henrietta Br) Hodgdon Bermuda days potatoes to
Big Celia NJ Carver tof sear,por Pendeton Mstsnses
II DAYS moasses to Walsh Carver. Sailed In with brig
J. Poledo and schr Abbie VIII I'd. for NcwYork.
Bng Spartan tBr Mccullough, Turks Island 10 days ns
schr. Horace t. Bel (Br Hsggery Para 20 days hides
rice &C., to Miller K Hougiton .,
Schr. Brothers of Nassau RUSSELL Abacoa IL days. oio
schr Lady Zimmerman tof Nassau Hsss Eeuhcra days.
pine apples to James Douglass. -.
schr PANEL Williams (of Rockaud). Thorndke Ponce II
Schr. Cakes Ames, French Georgetown 'or New'ha'en
4days, coal ,,..
sthi Mary Rover, H. .hes, Alexandria days bals'sto
schr Lama Gertrude Campbell, Baltimore days.
Sehr 8. j. WsIing smi,h Alexandria;
Sclsr. Samuel Nash, ihonlpsou, Providence.
schr. Canova Fullerton, Newport
schr. John kugSles, -, Providence.
schr. Montezuma. Hall. Providence
Schr. Granite State, Eseit Boston.
sclr. Florence Peckham, Norwich for Ehzabehport,
Schr. WIN. Boardman Willard Newbury for Hartford
schr J. =. Potts, Harvey, Brookhsven,
ScIr. Rainbow Fletcher. Providence.
sehr Jane i. Dursee, Davis, Baltimore.
soop Harvest Corwin Providence III hours. rassed on
Black Rock oop Pointer going in account Of sres Of
weather
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Spence Co. and others report Flour quite neglected and
lowell saies being in the reta Extra state ,Sed
1916 Wheat in very limited request, and pees noninaiy
unchanged; Red Western, T6082; Southern, 8lG8$ pei
100 rs Com dnll ct 28i d2sI3 Der $50 bs for Mixed
PR0visoss-MesaL Wakefield Mash Co, Gordon, Bruce
Co. and othersrepor: Beef and PORK continue neglected
Bacon freely offered bat very slow at rather easier rates
Lard in very little demand and generally Cd cheaper IAow
dull al about former ButterPrime new @ Cheese,
l|d2i cheaper.
PRopucE-Tbe Brokers' Circular reports; Ashes again
rather easier Pots 81 az 49, Pearls Sugar hrn. COZ
fee quiet but firm. Rice unchsnged demand steady MO
as.e,insctive. Barr quiet; Philadelphia 76 Baltimore,
d6 6. Linseed quiet and unchanged. Lnseed Cakes
% 7 for American Linseed Oil uastered Fish Oils are
without change Rosit-Smau sales Of common French at
2e d2s, for very good Common. Spirits Of Turpsntne
en French 50 down 70 the spot 100 tuns for for
ward delivery sold at 70l.
PErRoLEUx-Bouit Ensi,h Brandon IePcrt The market
LONDON MAxKErs-Mesns. Barring Bros L Co: report:
WHEAT very dull ard about II q Or lower. Iron dull Bars
and Rails 978E75 SUGAR active and AL doarer
COFFEE rather dull TEA: doing common Congou, IL
RICE steady TAIIow quiet and unchanged; Y C., 1913
Lnseed steady. Linseed Cakes Unaered- Linseed OIL
firm 80 9a+0. Sperm Oil offered st u for American Spr
i;s Of psntne-Large sales French forward delivery at
n Petroleuu-2l9 for Crnde$24 for Refined. Groves
Todd report Provisions generally dull Kosn quiet and
changed.
CAIcrrrA, April ao-corroS oooDs quiet. EroHAxen,
2ei. FREieHrs improving.
BOMBAY, April 30-MoSxY tighter EIcHASeR 21f
SHASGHAE, April 9-ExcHAs6E, sc. TRAs- Nothing
doing. SILK lower
CAsroS, April lS-sHRrHos and TWIST higher. TIA un
changed EXCHANGE, 49i.
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PaaseuRers Arrived

N asam.aip Aasrala'iaa, from LisryOoi-Mr and Mrs
Knxht Mr. and Mr. Tucker Walter Tucker, Mr. and Mrs
aons and daughter W w. Ryder. b. Baker, Mr. and Mrs
Heternsn Mr. and Mrs Putnam and three children r
Lowry q. w. Lowry, r. H. Smith, Mrs. and Miss Low, M
Mcdonald Mr. Brooks T. Moul.on. Mr. Irving and Mr..
Henry James O. C. Smith. John ButerwoEth, J. w. God
dard f. J. SHADE b. Logan, j. Dunbar, C. =. wilkins q. d.
Parish, and others -
Ia .icam.sip Cahaioba, from Nev- Oyiean,-Capt. NJ
Il. " Howard do Lieut. J. X. Coombs, Co. II, dol Capt
u. Z. Jones, Co. D,.dO. Capt J H. Evans. Go. "a DO.
Capt T. w. Kenny Co. H. do Lieut.. u. Lants Co r. do
Lieut., W. spyder Co. x, DO; Lieut., Chas. yesch, Co. X
DO Lieut. II; schimpe, Co; do Lieut. c. ~ schsefer
Garrett, Mrs Catcher Mrs. versason Capt: Grow, Surg
Files, Chaplain Williams, Mr.; puunins Mira ps.Asnss Mr.
Chas ~ Grsy, Capt Porter, Lieut., bingham Lieut., Carr
Lea vshsnbarg Lisu. B,snch, Lieut.. MoultSn, j.
Mr. Walsh Lieut. Lawton, MIR Scott, Mr.. Wall. Mr. Brown
aud family and I'll 10th Ohio, and 20 in the stsersse