Consolidated report of scouts, skirmishes, and marches, &c.-Continued.

Our losses.

Date. Commanding Station and Kille Wound Hors

officer. scouting d. ed. es

direction. lost

,

kill

ed,

and

woun

ded.

June H. J. Coy, Kansas City, E. --- 1 ---

20 sergeant, Company S. SE. E. NW.

E, Second

Colorado Cavalry.

20 H. F. Peery, Germantown, SE. --- --- ---

captain Company W. NE.

K, First Cavalry,

Missouri State

Militia.

20 R. G. Houston, Sedalia, S. SE. --- --- ---

lieutenant, NW.

Fourth Cavalry,

Missouri State

Militia.

20 G. P. Chiles, Warrensburg, S. --- --- ---

second lieutenant N.

Company A,

Seventh Cavalry,

Missouri State

Militia.

20 John Wyckoff, Holden, S. SW. --- --- ---

captain Company N. NE.

D, First Cavalry,

Missouri State

Militia.

20 J. M. Turley, Warrensburg, W. --- --- ---

captain Company S. NW.

D, Seventh

Missouri State

Militia.

20 C. B. Vuaghan, Harrisonville, --- --- ---

first sergeant SW. S. SW. E.

Company L, Second NE.

Colorado Cavalry.

Total 20 3 1

Our losses.

Date. Commanding Station and Arms Acco Numbe

officer. scouting lost. uter r of

direction. ment miles

s trave

lost led.

.

June H. J. Coy, Kansas City, E. --- --- 85

20 sergeant, Company S. SE. E. NW.

E, Second

Colorado Cavalry.

20 H. F. Peery, Germantown, SE. --- --- 130

captain Company W. NE.

K, First Cavalry,

Missouri State

Militia.

20 R. G. Houston, Sedalia, S. SE. --- --- 244

lieutenant, NW.

Fourth Cavalry,

Missouri State

Militia.

20 G. P. Chiles, Warrensburg, S. --- --- 25

second lieutenant N.

Company A,

Seventh Cavalry,

Missouri State

Militia.

20 John Wyckoff, Holden, S. SW. --- --- 378

captain Company N. NE.

D, First Cavalry,

Missouri State

Militia.

20 J. M. Turley, Warrensburg, W. --- --- 100

captain Company S. NW.

D, Seventh

Missouri State

Militia.

20 C. B. Vuaghan, Harrisonville, --- --- 180

first sergeant SW. S. SW. E.

Company L, Second NE.

Colorado Cavalry.

Total c2 --- 2,894

Miles.

Report distance traveled.......... 2,894

Not reported, distance estimated.. 916

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Total............................. 3,810

JUNE 11, 1864.- Skirmish at Ridgeley, Mo.

REPORTS.

Numbers 1.- Brigadier General Clinton B. Firsk, U. S. Army, commanding District of North Missouri.

Numbers 2.- Captain William J. Fitzgerald, Sixteenth Kansas Cavalry.

Numbers 1. Report of Brigadier General Clinton B. Fisk, U. S. Army, commanding District of North Missouri.

SAINT JOSEPH, MO., June 12, 1864.

A detachment of militia were attacked by a band of guerrillas yesterday at Ridgeley, in Platte County, and a desperate little fight ensued. Captain Hoberson [Overson], late of the rebel army, now recruiting under Colonel Calhoun Thornton, C. S. Army, and leader of the gang, was killed outright, and his lieutenant, William Felland [Oldham], son of a planter in this country, was wounded and taken prisoner. He was shot to-day. His confession will be valuable to us in