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The Daily Dispatch: October 21, 1864., [Electronic resource]

Casualties. Lists of the casualties in McGowan's (South Carolina), Lane's (North Carolina), and Davis's (Mississippi) brigades, at Jones's farm, near Petersburg, on September 30th and October 1st, 2d and 3d, have been received at the Army Intelligence office. Also, the casualties in Bushrod Johnson's division, in the trenches before Petersburg, for the months of August and September.--Also, the casualties in Bratton's (South Carolina) brigade in the assault on Battery Harrison, September 30th, 1864.

Casualties. Lists of the casualties in McGowan's (South Carolina), Lane's (North Carolina), and Davis's (Mississippi) brigades, at Jones's farm, near Petersburg, on September 30th and October 1st, 2d and 3d, have been received at the Army Intelligence office. Also, the casualties in Bushrod Johnson's division, in the trenches before Petersburg, for the months of August and September.--Also, the casualties in Bratton's (South Carolina) brigade in the assault on Battery Harrison, September 30th, 1864.

Casualties. Lists of the casualties in McGowan's (South Carolina), Lane's (North Carolina), and Davis's (Mississippi) brigades, at Jones's farm, near Petersburg, on September 30th and October 1st, 2d and 3d, have been received at the Army Intelligence office. Also, the casualties in Bushrod Johnson's division, in the trenches before Petersburg, for the months of August and September.--Also, the casualties in Bratton's (South Carolina) brigade in the assault on Battery Harrison, September 30th, 1864.

Casualties. Lists of the casualties in McGowan's (South Carolina), Lane's (North Carolina), and Davis's (Mississippi) brigades, at Jones's farm, near Petersburg, on September 30th and October 1st, 2d and 3d, have been received at the Army Intelligence office. Also, the casualties in Bushrod Johnson's division, in the trenches before Petersburg, for the months of August and September.--Also, the casualties in Bratton's (South Carolina) brigade in the assault on Battery Harrison, September 30th, 1864.

Casualties. Lists of the casualties in McGowan's (South Carolina), Lane's (North Carolina), and Davis's (Mississippi) brigades, at Jones's farm, near Petersburg, on September 30th and October 1st, 2d and 3d, have been received at the Army Intelligence office. Also, the casualties in Bushrod Johnson's division, in the trenches before Petersburg, for the months of August and September.--Also, the casualties in Bratton's (South Carolina) brigade in the assault on Battery Harrison, September Lists of the casualties in McGowan's (South Carolina), Lane's (North Carolina), and Davis's (Mississippi) brigades, at Jones's farm, near Petersburg, on September 30th and October 1st, 2d and 3d, have been received at the Army Intelligence office. Also, the casualties in Bushrod Johnson's division, in the trenches before Petersburg, for the months of August and September.--Also, the casualties in Bratton's (South Carolina) brigade in the assault on Battery Harrison, September 30th, 1864.

Filling up the Ranks. A late order, issued from the office of the Adjutant and Inspector-General, orders the chiefs of the Bureau of Ordnance and of the Nitre Bureau to turn over, without delay, one-fifth of all the force employed in their respective bureaux, including contractors and other employees. This order will put into the field almost as many men, if not more, than were procured by the revocation of de- tails of producers — the whole number of men who have been detailed as farmers on this side of the Mississippi river being four thousand four hundred and eighty five. The only objection to this order is that portion of it which says: "Three days are allowed for the execution of this order after its reception at any post or station of the different departments." This time will be too short to prevent inconvenience to the public service from the sudden cessation of labor and the inability of contractors to wind up their affairs.

Refugees in Canada. The following order seems to have created great excitement among the refugees from Yankeedom in Canada: "Headquarters, Quebec, "September 21, 1864. "Notice is hereby given to all persons from the Federal States of America who have taken refuge in Canada since the first of August, 1864, and are fit for the performance of military duty, to report immediately to Captain H. Stanhope Wilkes, of Her Majesty's service, at his headquarters, Clifton House, Canada West, for enrollment into the military service of Her Majesty's Government. "All persons failing or refusing to comply with this order will be subject to summary arrest, fine and imprisonment. "Refugees and exiles seeking the protection of this Government must lend their aid to strengthen the Government that gives them protection. "By order." Southern refugees are said to be complying with the order, and Yankees are making for their homes. It should cause our authori

Refugees in Canada. The following order seems to have created great excitement among the refugees from Yankeedom in Canada: "Headquarters, Quebec, "September 21, 1864. "Notice is hereby given to all persons from the Federal States of America who have taken refuge in Canada since the first of August, 1864, and are fit for the performance of military duty, to report immediately to Captain H. Stanhope Wilkes, of Her Majesty's service, at his headquarters, Clifton House, Canada West, for enrollment into the military service of Her Majesty's Government. "All persons failing or refusing to comply with this order will be subject to summary arrest, fine and imprisonment. "Refugees and exiles seeking the protection of this Government must lend their aid to strengthen the Government that gives them protection. "By order." Southern refugees are said to be complying with the order, and Yankees are making for their homes. It should cause our authori

Refugees in Canada. The following order seems to have created great excitement among the refugees from Yankeedom in Canada: "Headquarters, Quebec, "September 21, 1864. "Notice is hereby given to all persons from the Federal States of America who have taken refuge in Canada since the first of August, 1864, and are fit for the performance of military duty, to report immediately to Captain H. Stanhope Wilkes, of Her Majesty's service, at his headquarters, Clifton House, Canada West, for enrollment into the military service of Her Majesty's Government. "All persons failing or refusing to comply with this order will be subject to summary arrest, fine and imprisonment. "Refugees and exiles seeking the protection of this Government must lend their aid to strengthen the Government that gives them protection. "By order." Southern refugees are said to be complying with the order, and Yankees are making for their homes. It should cause our authori

Refugees in Canada. The following order seems to have created great excitement among the refugees from Yankeedom in Canada: "Headquarters, Quebec, "September 21, 1864. "Notice is hereby given to all persons from the Federal StatesCanada: "Headquarters, Quebec, "September 21, 1864. "Notice is hereby given to all persons from the Federal States of America who have taken refuge in Canada since the first of August, 1864, and are fit for the performance of military duty, to report immediately to Captain H. Stanhope Wilkes, of Her Majesty's service, at his headquarters, Clifton House, Canada WCanada since the first of August, 1864, and are fit for the performance of military duty, to report immediately to Captain H. Stanhope Wilkes, of Her Majesty's service, at his headquarters, Clifton House, Canada West, for enrollment into the military service of Her Majesty's Government. "All persons failing or refusing to comply with this order will be subject to summary arrest, fine and imprisonment. "Refugees and exiles seeking the protection of tCanada West, for enrollment into the military service of Her Majesty's Government. "All persons failing or refusing to comply with this order will be subject to summary arrest, fine and imprisonment. "Refugees and exiles seeking the protection of this Government must lend their aid to strengthen the Government that gives them protection. "By order." Southern refugees are said to be complying with the order, and Yankees are making for their homes. It should cause our author