The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-17

,srr ..aa- 2 q 27r ia''a-t or raro'' - rs ~.
fatE ctu.Ftd ty my Dr. Ads .Hr. iug ~ lp- ci t'a
0 rciit of June a fuc nais wagon ,oousni 70 sc
mules and wagon vsro uruod over to my 7-G lls r
rrar and ta. en- da.y ssc5unt-d nr b, In ,h,c7n-
t'ns Oh svs on We Almost entirely prya', proper y,
,b, s,e,,.r strsrtssgt. i ,b. sri, 's ''P'o
nor sgg sc, ~ ioyAi gry,u,s3ea,uu.
Ma 4 I.BHvI. At1tns Aii"',n.. General.
Th0 property referred to In the above Rebel
order J. again IN General Casters possession.
PROPERTY RrcArruHto.
Among the articles property rac1ptured ar
tho following Two of the pieces Of artillery cap
tm.d from General Wilson nt Heams station F;
General Wilson's oyercOat General ChnpmAn'-
yalisu aud oycrfgs %. Gen. Wilson's head quarters
w7gon and medicine wagon, and several army
wagons; q case in which Gen. Custer had once
kept the picture Of bis wife, lnl which the sam
had presented to Gen. Custer on the occasion OF
tholr marriage, or soon amer the commission Of
Major General Drew, 6ih Virginia Clvalry, lost
during he fitzpatrick fgh. at Bucklanis NuIs,
a fancy looking glass aud some pJckot hGnltor-
chiefs, both the pt perry Of Colonel Pcnlmg'01,
lni ed 81 ties ArmY-the latter with Rop'l Colo
net T. I. Mnmtord's nu-nc ON them-and IN 'ss
chest "UtCly" used by General WirhhJm, she
property of General Custer.
HRNRy CLAY rNor.
In looking over the captured papers and pro.
perry generally we find Quit3 an extensive CDr-
respOndcuge of Henry Clay Page Colonel 9th
Rebel Virginia Cayary), OF Kansas nDtpriety, ss
a border rutlian, and portfolio Of Colonel I. s.
Mnmiurd, containing his pryAe cOrrcspDn1enoe,
inclusive uf letters from Henry A. Wise, Governor
IetChcr, General ROher; T.. Lge, Beverly Tucker,
and other well-knOyn pcr'OnHges. Here it may
he well TO note that Colonel Mumtord "lost
heavily" have just been presented with one OF
bis pockcthtndkerchefs, which, by the way,
would 90 very well for polite sO.iCty Ii il were
not quite so trough"
CASUALTIES N THE THIRD DIVISION.
The following is the official list Of wounded in
the Sd Cavalry Division, October 9 and 10, 1854 -
John G.. Davis, IL, 81 New Jersey, scalp.
John Thomas, A, 18th PENN, back, severely.
Thomas Munsou, c, 81 New Jersey, chin.
Geo. Davis, ID q. S. Art, shell wound Of right
thigh, nmputatcd.
AuRut Lent, u, "a U. s. Art, she'll wound Of
both legs.
John Ulrck. c, 81 New Jersey, blclc
Wm. T. Hughes, q. 18Th Penna., back
Wm. SayCrs, G, 18th Pa, sabre wound Of head
CAVALRY nEApouARrgRs--A GENERAL ORDER.
The following explains i.self:--
HrApQrAarEs CAVALRY CoHrs, MlDnr NfltrlEr
nrvIs"N, 'tober H. sri The Cnof o; Cavalry desires
Middle Military Division for their unparalleled successes
nce the bcf nins " the campaign in the Valley Of the
have been called upon to ead1rc many priys.on,
ha',sips and They have been borne with that heroic
ord' 90 eenssary to insure 10 You the victories which
have r.uW neU Your Efforts.
lntnc battle Of the l9h of September, You not alone
routed the en"mys cavalry, bnt g1mty charged their
Infantry, broke their lines and captured many hundred
nWcthy ntguirg marches and harras,irg skirmis1es
md reaonuO sau'es with an ever ylsIlant Toe, and
orOcob,r when having broken the enure body of their
cavalry, YOU chascd their routed columns over twenty
many PRISONERS and their entire train, is record which,
by TIE bic ssng OF God has contributed tile roloyn
of our arms and the success orou cause
~ command Of Rreyet Maisr.Generhl rORsEr.
wluIH Krssrrr, Jr, Major aSi Assistant Adiutlnt-