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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

To amend section six Of an act entitled an ac
to amend an act for the assessment and tax
alton of property In the State, and for levy
ing taxes thereon according to its true yalu'
In money passed April 9th, ls09, passed
February 25th, 1869 f...-.
SECTION l. BE IL enacted by ht
General AssemJ1y Of the State O
OHIO, That section six of the above
named act be amended to read as
follows:
SEC 6. Each person required
by this act to list property, shal
make out and deliver to the asses
sor, when required, or within ter
days thereafter, a statement, yeri
fed by his oath or affirmation, o.
all the personal property, moneys
credits, investments in bonds
stocks, joint stock companies, OF
otherwise, in his possession, ol
under the control Of such person
on the day preceding the second
Monday of April Of that year, anc
which by the provisions Of thic
act, he is required to list for taxa
ton, either as owner or holder
thereof, or as guardian, parent
husband, trustee, executor, admin
istrator, receiver, accounting officer
partner, agent or factor; provided
thatif any such person shall have
converted moneys, credits or Other
personal properly in the year pre-
ceding the said second Monday Of
April into bonds or other securi-
ties of the United States or this
State, not taxed, and shall hold OF
control said bonds or other secur-
tiles when he is required to list the
monthly average value Of said
moneys, credits or other property
thus converted, while such moneys,
credits or other property was held
or controlled by him and, provided
further, that any indebtedness Of
such person erpersons, represented
by him, created by Investment in
said bonds or other securities, shall
not be deducted irom the amount
Of moneys and credits in making
up his list for taxation.
SEC. 3. That section six of the
above named act, and section three
Of an act supplementary to the act
for the assessment and taxation of
all property in the State, and for
levying taxes thereon according to
its true value in money, passed
April 5, 1859, and amend section
six Of said act, passed March 20,
1861, be and the same is hereby re-
pealed. nl'f
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect
from and after its passage. ,.-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09
KluxIux KIan.

"A The above is the coguomen Of a
new secret political, devil-like or
der, that has an extensive existence
In Tennessee; and from what we
can learn of its origin, acts and
characteristics, is a brother of that
monster that was throttled in Indi-
ana during the war. known as the
"Sons Of Liberty" and the YKnights
of the Golden Circle" z ifA
The following mysterious orders Of the
infamous "Klan", were found In Nash
Vile, Tenn, on Saturday night last, and
pext morning appeared in the Union and
Dispatch; .....i..s rra ..ui.,g.5
Den OF SKULIsl
DAY OF RETRIBUTIoN.
Spirits Of the dead arisel Your Chief
commands--To day the 7th of the mortals
month March you will scatter to the
clouds of the grave and be ready for THE
MYSTERIOUS MISSION The guilty
we free to commit dark deeds that mortal
eyes do not see. We disown them and
must be the avengers. Be READY. In
hoe signO" t... Ms
THE STPRElIE CYoLoPs,
General Order No 81
HEADQuARrERs DEvlL's PIT IN SERPENrs1
BEND, Den No 5 of
X. x. X, March S)
I, Great Grand Oyclops of Death Degree
members, so order that notice be given
to warn all persons from doing anything
under the name Of Kluxlux Klan, And
If this warning is not needed the Stars in
the Heavens will shine upon new made
grave. ....
Deaths angels are always on the look
out. ORATORS beware" VIM. A. take
notice. o. A. p, G: @, @.
P. b. M, G. e. s.
Approved by the Klan.
The following orders of the same infa-
nous gang of bandittihave been publish
ed in Memphis; t.... d..
X; X: X: ..t....
WOLF HOLE, BLoopY MoNTH,l
Fair Moon, First Hour.
N#
General Orders, No /. .0'
Slrouded Brothers Of Memphis DioisiOn No.
60, In hoe sigRO." Nl2.
The Great Past Grand Giant commands
you. The dark and dismal hour draws
nigh. "SOME LIVE TO DAY-T0-
MORROW DIES
THE BULLET RED AND THE RIGHT ARE oURsl
To day the llth Of the mortal's month
of March, you will begin to scatter the
clouds of the Grave. By order of
GREAT GRAND OYoLoPs, G. @, T.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

ANOTHER RICHMOND MrHE FIELD
We notice a communication in the
Wilmington Republican Of last
week, over the signatuae ofi'SoL'
prER'', in which the name Of Hon.
r. B, Harlan, Of Clinton county, Is
urged upon the consideration Of
The Union men Of this District, as a
suitable enc to be presented to the
Republican District Convention for
the nomination as . candidate for
Congress Mr. Harlan, although
we have no personal acquaintance
with him, we believe is well known
throughout the District What his
prospects are for the nomination,
we have no means at present Of
knowing.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

vsry large number 81 inpo,tdnt testila0nialJ aaUs
dlrsady been isetiusd front Pgsfoias Gef5yashl Apo
hsearies and indeed from all classes in society, speak-
ino IN The most faiteling tsrRls Of he Waite IfRS'
Compound. y'ft CE I Et c .G Il
p DR.. NICHOLS Of NortRaeId, ~, says:
az 6nd tHs Wild Pine obnpatad to be Ssry sbioa--
oous not oily in coughs and other puOnic affections,
bM also N a6sctioasi ms kitpsys, debility f he
stomach, and otAcr kindred qgans"
Rev. J. x. CHASE Of R'ppssy, NJ H., ioriteitD
e haze fol, years regarded your White Ifns Cbsl.-
pound as an iilualable remedy truly say that
regard as sUen more e6icGciOs and valuable than
have Just taken tts Compound for cold and tv0rkt'
aba,Dtn0IuD
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

ClNoNNATf--The Union men Of Cincin.
natl came near allowing the election to 90
ngainst them by default. The vote was
lighti the Gazette says 10000 short of a
full vote The Union majority, however
In the City Council is ten.
YIToRY IN DAEroE,-The Union men
carried the election in the city Of Dayton,
on Monday, by IAN average majority Of 500
Theoity went Butternut last fall.
Cleveland went Republican on Monday
by 600 minority The whole city Union
ticket was elected 10 Republicans and
ono Democrat elected to the City Council,
Butternutism rebuked. Good for Cleve-
landl
SO far as we are able to learn, the Repub.
licans in this State are redeeming them.
sely4s from the perils Of last fall's elec
tion.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

NEw PArFR,-We have upon our table
new paper, in quarto form, just com,
meneed At Springfield Ohio, bearing the
heroic Cognomen Of "TAe Springfield Clam
piOH|" Il isa weekly paper Of fair dimen'
sion and good typography, and seems To
be devoted to the great interests Of Agri-
culture. Horticplture, Manufactures, Me
chanism, General Eewa ard Literature
and II d does Justice to oil Of these inter
esta il win have established its right and
title to the "bsls.v We hope to become
bettar oeqaalnted with the new candidate
for popuIar favor.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

-Nothing ofimportanse has been trans
acted ibis week in the impeachment case
except TIE courtcsy extended 70 Jehpaoq'l
Attorneys to wait further proceedings IN
III to-day. So Tar the impeachment man
ayers seem to be satisfied with the trial
and tho Development of new facts that
seem 10 asgeBsthen tAa probabilities Of
Impeachment. aa
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

The election In Connecticut resulted
10 The reelection Of Gov, English, Dem
ocrnt, and the election Of majority Of
Union men 10 both branches Of the Con
necsiegt Legislature, thus securing the
election Of q Onion United statea Senator
IN place Of the renegade Dixon. In the
Honse the Uniop majority L 2Ol 10 the
Senate some four or Eve.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09


ut was early in Ehe spring oflS55 thatthis Com.
pound was originated. Ameinber fmy family was
afflicted with an irritation of the throat attended
with disagreeable cough. ! had for some months
previous thoughtthat preparation, having for
its basis the inside bark ofwhitep pine, might be so
compounded as to be very useful in the case 0fthe
throat and lungs To test the value Of il III the
case alluded to- compounded dsmall quantity Of
the medicine that had been planning, and gave
it in teaspoonfu doses. The result was exceed
ingly gratifying Within twodays the irritation
Ofthe throat wasrem9yed, the cough subsidized, and
a speedy cure was effected, Soon after this sent
some to D lady in Londonderry, N, H., who had
been suffering forsome weeks from a bad cough.
Occasioned by asudden cold, and had raisedmucus-
streaked with blood. She soon found relief and
sent for more She took about ten ounces Of it.
and got we'll. J. B. Clark, Esq, editor OftheMan-v
chester Daily Mirror, made a trial of the same
preparation inthe case ola severe cold, and was,
cured Immediately. lie was so highly pleased
with the resuts,and so eOnGdent0fsuccessa attend
ing its sales if placed before the public that be
finally persuaded me TO give it name and send
1t abroad to benefit the suffering" 5if a,, n,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

The Lsgisleture Of this State has
passed q bin authorizing the city Of Gin.
einnaH TO borrow Sl5o,OOO, with which
70 ersot pew water works. The Trustees
propoas 70 bave water on the bill by the
Ist Of October. They design to supply
waterio Ni. Auburn, cOFiogsOH, and Vine
straet Hill
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

This is related Of d father, living
near this city, who was one evening
teaching his little boy to recite his
Sunday School lesson. 1t was from
the fourteenth chapter OF Mathew,
wherein he related the parable Of q
malicious individual who went, about
sowing tafes. ''What is a tare 2"
asked the anxious parent. "Tell me,
my son, what a tare e'is." /" "Yoh had
'om." HJobhhy,. what do you
mean p, asked the astonished
parent, opening his eyes rather
wide. ''Last week when sou didn't
come home for three days" said
johnny, al heard mother ten aunt
Sussn that YOU wer on a tare.
The Sunday school lesson was
brought to an abrupt close, and
Johnny was sent att to bed,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09
Remarkable Discovery.
[FrOm the west Tennessee WING


[Frorn the West Tennessee Whigl
On last Sunday evening, a son Of
e. j. Tricc, Of this city, was play.
ing in q lot in the rear of his fathers
residence, and but a short distance
from the Mobile d Ohio Railroad
depot, he discovered a piece Of pa
per projecting from the top of au
old decayed stump. It happened
that revenue stamp was attached
to that portion OF the paper OK
posed, which attracted the attention
OF the little fellow, who is not more
than eight years old, and caused
him to go for it." as ne imagined
it was a piece of fractional cur
rency Pulling the paper from it's
partially imbedded position, he dis
covered that there were others bur
led deeper down in the loose trash
with which the stump was filed;
Gathering up all the papers he had
found, lie carried them home and
showed them to his father, to whom
he told the story OF their discovery.
Mr.. Trice saw at a glance the great
value OF the papers, and immediate
ly repaired to the spot where they
were found, and instituted Q more
thorough search, which resulted in
bringing to light two more papers,
one OF them a note for a large
amount.
Through the kindness of Mr.,
Trice, and Mr. w d. Clark, agent
OF the Express Company in this
city, in whose hands the papers
have been placed for safe keeping
we were permitted to examine them
ALL and here give q description OF
several of the most Important,
One note, dated New York city,
March !, 1863, reads Ten years
after date, | promise to pay to the
oruer % Doli'ei na'l sue sun ',
tnlrtech I, I'lousanu "lu nye Hunu'oS' e,'1
qollarS' 'Ur y9'ue rooe''eo' ''s"eo'
ira a. Allen, no ooo MA,
g., Ohe ho'e lor @9,V00' teesu eee WV tNe"
OH cIty, repIuoIy ~ i9oo' siI1''
py ,5I,, =, ?, 1ewe''' 5e,, anu '''"uo P"y0pie
W I,anlol patl' ,..
Cnu lo'e 'or 'le oa1'e au'U0I1
~ =, laEor y e, suue' "nT 1e'1 ~, ~
Cn"r!eS H. o'gw"r'' 1'o' . : in0
s'reel NV ! orA'
Aliohg Vho PuPeie w 9eIV'W
otlier noVes' solne iol VVnslVgtAI
ple uupouht' WY o'9u''s po',''rs
various uaLes enveieu uPof tnol,l'.
Also seyeral mortgages on PrUpery
III M'cnlgah' III l"Vo' VI A"plei
baii,
mere IS also ap insurance llollVy
Q, on tae eae s'eallnoal apasoh 4oF
@lo,VoV' agl g
There Is no doubt as to the
papers evidently belong to Danial
Ball, II living, or to his heirs, il
dead. The telegraph has been used
to find the whereabouts Of the gen
deman, but nothing has yet boon
ascertained Of his locality IL Is
highly probable that the person to
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

Thos. Hill, Of Gouldsbofo, Ne,
eighty-seven years Oh, walked four
miles In q heavy snow storm to vote
at town meeting
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

U. s. ASSESSORS OFFICE, 4
SIXTH DISTRICT OF 0HIo,i

SIXTH DISTRICT OF 0HIo,S
GEORGETOWN, April /, 1858 )i''
RTOTIGE Is hereby given that 1 will hear
IN and determine all appeals relative to
any erroneous valuation assessments or emu
merations made by the Assistant Assessors of
this District, as returned in the annual list for
1853, at my Office in Georgetown, Brown ooun-
ty, Ohio, until the 9tst day Of April, 1858 (.
All appeals must be made in writing, and
must specify the particular cause, matter or
thin K respecting which decision Is request
cd, and must state the ground or principle OF
error complained Of,
O. b. WHITE,
- Assessor 9Th District Ohio.
April 9, 1868. 50tw2 ssss.-5
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

RRAproRp. n y. spl.mper, "a.

Dr. POLAND; IN the Fail Of 1857, took a very Vie-
lsnt cold teich brought very cough pain 10
ne side aud ltgs and raisil9 blood RVas also very
badly afflicted With NAT hOgBssome dssaseths Kidney
ODnplaiat fbr ne hres gears past ! haze been very
much troubled tUi my throat and lungs choking up ana
Taisi,ig an Immense sight ,Ui bad cough attf FdisaG
blood fell that my time here mGst 6e short unisss
soon GOi relief THIS Spring, was indheedto nv p0r
w htie Pne Compound though nv faith IN Il gqs small,
B,t 10 mg asiohispnst bsfoe had taken p0 bottles,
M sth leas better the kidney tYOHble also. and could
wi niGhs iCtloat choking up and 1disug 30 much
hare tskea nearly three bottles and an eslp iiFs G'veP
,Oo,a add that my laAsr's family Is inclined to
soasimpho MY father mot her, aad t'Oo sisters harfp
died with IT, 8HNalff4
Ina WbiIs Pine Compound adUgtsed at length fH
o,, ooitans is not 0aly as 10 lis maine inuiq bm Il
'I;oblu dpDtopsd medicine Df.T w Poland, he IN.
pear has the oofdeles Of the many ,vho knog hsa,
confidence ighieh he dioysd 'chile labnfng usey nlan
wars as a Baptist miHisier HIS experience as sur
fsrer I'd hia % nuke experiments i6fief issued dc
neiicai discovery. Boston Watchnan aud Reflector.
A RALBA BILE BfEDIClNB.-ADF. -fpldNdt Whas
Pns Oomp0uHd qdpatstd IN oar columns, Is sceess
hi attempt % ooabil,e and apply tie usdieal uiriss n
he White Hns bark 70 has ben Thoroughly tested bf
he people IN this city and eciItgi and as proprietor
las esiiuoals 70 ts value os pgfons tesA known %
oy csiiseRs We recommend Us bial IN all those cases
Of disease 10 Which is adapted is for sale By als
cau. drHqgists-New York independent.
/" The White Pine Compoun
n manufactured al he NV ESGLAND BOfLN1e
DEP0T, Ios Han9rer Strsci Boston
GEoRGE W swsTE AP, FiasrisiSs ]
FOR SALE By f4bs'.ti
j. w. e W P. CleaveIand,
"A WASHINGTON, ,oHIOn %
March 19th, 1858. 1Tly
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

Michigan shipped over eleven
million pounds Of wool last 81, ~
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

The headquarters of the Amen-
can Express Company is to be re
moved from Buffalo to New York
city. r1 stI-HHl aU a'i.a9
tits stated that the shad fisheries
along the Delaware are threatened
with destruction by petroleum aud
other refuse matter running into
the river 'a
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09
Quarterly Report

.OF The Condition of the First National
" Bank of Washington, Ohio, on the morn
ing of the first Monday of April 1868:
DrcATTpf,po "I
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY!
DIR. J.W. POLAND'S
White PINE COMPOUND.
IHE WHINE PlNE COMPoUND CURES

N Sore Throat, Colds, d7
,sgy Coughs Diphtheria. >,tsSsss
scSssss Bronchitis Splitting Of :Ss3ss- -, I
49, sis s;sss' e. Blood, and Pulmonary ~.
-ls,. -; - Affections generally 1t 80 :,
Ssa-s - is remarkable Rem szSs4.1asz
eds for Kidney Com
'h plants, Diabetes Diff r..
"'''s'aD Guilty Of yoiding Urine.
Bleeding from the Kidneys, Bladder, and Gravel
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-04-09

WEDNESDAY, April L. Senate
The bill authorizing school exami-
ners to renew teachers certificates
without a re-examination was lost
The bill for the appointment of
commissioners to consider Morgan
vn;J o1o;y,,e moc ,Nosun5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-29
TtleG9ApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

A fire at San Andreas, Calveras county, CAL, on
the 25th inst, destroyed sixty buildings, involving
loss os $4,000.
City Hall, Portland, Me-, In aid OF the Ogdensburg
Railroad. II was addressed by many Of the leading
men OF Portland.
A North Pennsylvania train ran over COW a half
a mile below Bethlehem, Pa, on Sunday. One pas
senger car was upset. Henry D0lts brakeman,
killed and four passengers were severely injured
Adespatch from virginia City says:-Commlssioner
Cullen and Governor Tafts have concluded treaty
with the Sheep Eaters, Bann0ck and Shashonee In
dians and have distributed annuites to them.
The schooner Ariadne, with barley for Oswego. IL
ashore near New Castle, Canada, with about three
feet of water In the hold The vessel and cargo will
probably be q total loss.
Colonel T. Merritt, OF Jersey City, was robbed
yesterday morning. while on hs way to the railroad
amounting TO $4,000. The payment Of the drafts
has been stopped.
Three sheds OF the lumber yards OF J. E. c. E.
Spicer Co., o. Troy, filled with lumber were de-
stroyed by an nceldary fire yesterday morning
The loss Is about $40 900 and the insurance sI5Ooo
In New York companies. Three horses were burned
The National Committee OF the Soldiers and Sailors
Siegel, Sherman and others, which will be read at
the convention In Philadelphia on the LIST proximo
General Sherman sends letter paying the highest
compliment to General Grant and quoting an extract
from interesting letter written by him to Gene raj
Sherman after his nomination at Chicago.
Durlnga political parade in Philadelphia last night
the rear OF the Invincbes was turning the corner
OF seventh and Chestnut streets q collision occurred
with the Keystone Democratic Club, caused by the
latter attacking the former. Pistols were freely
Ger DE Harris was badly beaten, and another man
was shot In the hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-29
GEORGIA..


The IneleGbility Bill Tabled-The Personal
Equality Bill L0st-DemOcratic Meeting
Speech by General Gordon.
ATLANTA, Sept. 90, 1893.
The Senate b-day took up the special order, which
was the consideration of the bill declaring the neligi
bllity OF freedmen to Office. 1t was tabled for the
present. The bay to prevent common carriers from
discriminating - to persons account OF color or
race was lost. The bill to prevent the formation Of
military compaiies the drilling Of the same was
passed.
democratic meeting held I'm tho CITY on Sat-
urday night, which was large attended. 1t
was preceded by tOrchlight procession.
The meeting was addressed by General Gordon and
Others. General Gordon said the South longed for
peace; that whatever might be the result Of the
coming Presidential election the South would &C.
quiesce In the VIII Of the United States as expressed
through the ballot box. and proposed to submit
peacefully and quietly to all laws imposed by
the authority Of the government. He pointed
out its past submission to laws which were
considered unconstitutional and outrageous In their
violation Of the rights and interests OF the South
an evidence and guarantee OF It's conduct In the
future. He said that should General Grant be elected
President, ard should any party North or South,
endeavOr 10 prevent his Inauguration, he for one
pledged his sword and best services to place him In
the Presidential chair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-29
THE INDIAN WAR.

The Battle ON the Republican River-Retreat
of tho Savases-Account Of the Killed and
Wounded-Heavy Losses by the Enemy.
FORT HAYES. Kansas, Sept. 49, 1858.
The following despatch was received yesterday at
the headquarters Of the department in the field
DETACHMENT OF UNITED STATES TRooPs,
DRY FORK OF THE NORTH FORK OF THEY
REPUBLICAN RIVER, Sept. 20, 1865.
Colonel F0rsythe sends his love- He is badly
wounded, but will be able to travel tomorrow.
Lieutenant Beecher, OF the Third infantry, and Dr.
Moore died OF their wounds and are buried. Lieu
tenant Colonel Carpenter arrived here yesterday at
ten A. NJ. His promptness and celebrity Of movement
deserve credit
The scouts l sent from Wallace met on Beaver
creek, they having be driven back by the Indians
started them again, but they could not find the
command OF General Bradley, who did not reach the
Forks until yesterday.
Forsythes men fought desperately; the details OF
his fight leave for him. His spirited and noble con-
duct encouraged his men, There are few cases on
record OF more desperate fighting and continued en-
durance without food, except horse flesh, and sur
rounded by the dead and dying
cannot remove the dead, but the doctors say l
can remove the wounded tomorrow to Fort
Wallace Colonel Forsythe estimates the number OF
Indians at six hundred He takes this estimate
from the Judgment OF sharp an old and experienced
scout. They were Cheyennes, Arapahoes and
Sioux.
Lieutenant Colonel Carpenter reports that he
struck the trail and place where they had encamped
probably for two days after leaving here, and the
trails show that they are going southeast towards
Beaver creek. He found the bodies Of five Indian
warriors (Cheyennesl about eighteen miles from
Forsythe's camp, evidently some OF the killed In the
fight with FOrsythe.
There must have been at least seventy-ave Indians
killed wounded at the lowest estimate. Forsythe
lost Of his party i've killed and fifteen wounded and
all his horses The following Is the st:-Killed-
Lieutenant F. II. Beecher, Acting Surgeon Moore T.
w. Culver, William Wilson and Louis Farley.
wounded-Cdonel G. A. Forsythe twice., william
Armstrong, G. b. Clarke, Barney Day, II. Farley,
Richard Can't, John Haley, Frank Harrington, w.
II. II. Mccall, Howard Martin, Thomas O'Donell, H.
II. Tucker. Louis Mclaughlin Harry Davenport 8.
r. Davis.
have the lonor to remain, your obedent servant,
HENRY c. BANKHEAD.
Brevet Colonel Commanding.