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THE HERO OF THE PLAGUE

When the plague ragged violently at Mar
settles, every link of affection was brokcn
he father turned from the chiI-tbc cbi,
rom the fatler-cowardice and ingra,itnl,
no longer excited Indignation. Misery i, .
It's height when 1t thus destroys every pencr
Gus feelng-tIins dissolvcs every tie of I'm.
manly, The city became drsert-,ras
grew IN the strects-a funeral met Won AT cv.
cry. step. The physicians assembled in ;
BODY at the Hotel de Vile, to hold consul.
talIon on the fearful disease, for which N,
remedy had yet been discovered. After ;
long consultation, they decided, unanimousl,
that the mhlady had peculiar and mysleri.
Gus Character, which opening corpse miph
developc-an operation uhich il was impos.
s'nle to attempt, since the operator must in.
'al'Ibly become a victim in few hours, be.
yond the power of human art TO save him. as
lhe violence Of the attack would preclude
'hcir administering the customary remedies.
a dead pause succeeded this fatal declar-
alton. Suddenly IA surgeon, named Gnyon.
IN ,ne prime OF life, and of great celebrity
~ ms prolesslon, rose, and said, firmly
De 1t 50; devote my life for the safety
OF my country. Before this numerous as.
scmbly promise, in the name of humanity
and religion, that tomorrow, a, the break of
d'y' Will dIsscct corpse, and write down,
as | proceed, what observe
tie left the assembly Instantly. They ad.
mlre him-lament his fatc-and doubt whctI,
er he will persist in his design. The intre-
pld and pous Guyon, animated by all the
sublime energy religion or patriotism can in
spire, acted up to his word He had marr
cd, and was rich ; and he Immediately made
ms VIII, dictated by justice and piciy.
a man had died in his house within twen-
ty-fonr hours. Guyon, at daybreak, shut
himself up IN the same room. Full of en-
thnslasm. never had he felt more firm or COL
lected. knceling before the corpse, he
wrote :-'Mouldcring lencmct Of an i'm nor
tai soul not only can gaze on thee without
horror, but even with joy and gratitude. -
Thou openest TO me the gates of glorious
eternity. In discovering to me the secret
cause Of the terrible plague which DESTROYS
my native city, thou wl!trendcr my sacrifice
useful. Oh, God ! Thou wilt bless the ac-
ton Thou myself has, inspired =
lie began-he finished the dreadful oper.
recorded in detail his surgical OBJ
servalonS. lie then left the room-lhrew
lie papers into vase of vinegar, and imme-
dlatcly sought the Lazarcr,o, where he died
IN twelve huurs-a death ten thousand times
more glorious than the warrior. who to save
his country, PUSHES on the cncmy's ranks.
since he advances with hope at least, and
sustained, admired, and seconded by whole
army.
Physicians, who remain firm in the dis
charge OF their duties, while the fears of their
elow citizens are prompting them 10 fly
rom con;agion, display that moral courage
winch is far sepcrIor to the physical energy
which sustains the soldier in battle, as mind
$ superior to matter.
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THE NEST AMONG THE GRAVES.
by MRS. sIGoURSEy.

by MRS. siooURSEy.
The cloudess sun went down
Upon a church yard scene,
And there quiet nest marked
Hid IN an evergreen,
As wandering mid the hallowed mound,
With velvet verdure drcst,
pau sed where two sweet sisters lay
In deaths unbroken rest.
There was mari lie seat
Beside that couch OF clay.
Where oft the mournful mother sat
To pluck the weeds away,
And best each infant bud,
Aud aunrv blosson fair,
That breath'd SIGH Of fragrance round
The idols of her care.
The unhedged birds had flown
Far from their nest away,
Yet still within the imprisoning tomb
Those gentle sleepers lay;
But SUI ely as those bright winged BIRDS
Forsook the shclierlng tree,
And scared with joyous shout TO heaven
Such shall their rising be.
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T11E EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS
by MRS. c. II. FORD.

by MRS. c. II. FORD.
How shriIly the storm whistles aroun
the corners Of the streets, or howls down tn
chimney and bark to the sleet patterine flu
riously against the easement, On the poo
- what suffering must be theirs on such
night as this
The speaker was one IN whom such Ian
guage would have seemed, to common ears
strange. lie was alired with great nicely
almost amounting 10 foppishness, and hi
broad forehead and handsome face betrayed
none of the burrows of care. Rich, courted
and as yet stranger TO sorrow, Charle
1ircourt had still heart open to the mise.
ries Of his less favored fellow beings, and
now as he sat before the CHEEKY fire ia tina,
luxurious parlor, his thoughts turned invoI-
UNFAIRLY to the houseless outcasts who might
be wandering in the streets. His words were
partly in soliloquy, and partly addressed to
"A lady who sat opposite him on the sofa, her
delicate feet buried in the soft velvet Tur-
key carpet, aud her cweed hand resting os.
tenlaliously on the arm Of the seat beside her.
She was dressed fashionably, and with cx-
quis,e taste. Her face was lovely, sur.
passingly lovely, with regular features, and
eyes, eyebrows and forehead of unrivaled
beauty. a small Chain of gold crossed her
brow, fastened in front bv a diamond of
great price, which blazcd and Oickercd like
star. 1t was evident from the look which
llircourt turned toward her, that his heart
had been touched, if not overcome by her
beauty. She returned his fond look and re-
piled, .... .....
Yes! poor wretchcs-l fear enough has
not been done for them this winter. You
don, know, Mr.. iIarcourt, how my heart
mas 'ied' during th" explorations / hive
,'''y "ren M'"'"g among the iin"s aud al
h>s ana suburbs, Hnrh scenes OF deSlituiion
ana Nc,""s's oh! sI'nddrr even 10 re-
cur TO 'n'm' ana si'e covered her eyes with
her h'nds' as II to smut ont some dis'ercrahle
ooJer'. iof'o"''S me eyes eXpr"sSrdderp-
rf Au''rat'"n al '"'s evidence OF her sympa-
my, ana hau 'hey orrn alone, hrrl'aps his
'e''''es Wo",u nave hurried nm INTO de-
c''ra''oh lie ma long oerh mchita'ing. But
'ner@ was 'hiro person IN the room, whom
we nave n''"er'o iorgo''eh' oho"gh TO he mus
postponed 10 her cousin was u" usual tate OF
Ll"' -he.V'''e. Ana YET when one came
" 'o"N at "e' '''lc causes oi ''''S neglect SEEM
Gu uouo''n!, rue She was not as sp'en-
10y w., oc""''''' rs c''''' o"' "er SOIL dove-
Inc eye' s"o"o WIZ" a" expression "n'ch
so '" "o.e '".e''c '''a" ea,'',y; ana ner
WHY'S WIZ, .ou'''e''r'o impressed '"e oe"o'aer
WV" 'e.'N'eS ~ pu'"y a"u ave- one was
s'.'"s az I" ''o''; '''''e apar'' ons''y plying
"'' "'eu'e an" se'",eu 10 ''he no part IN
''o GU" TG'S"''o"''"o"gn" heh her cousin an
s".'eu ii'''o"r'' S"e S'aI'ed ana looked up
IT,, n's' AZ ne', anu ,'ien al ''m' ana Catching
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f,lIn,,,i,I' IS WIZ Ie seen oy me
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90 i-'"'''rS' ana '"e! nave commanded
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I,. t." Gu ne'e' WAS NOT esteemed ana
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r" ',i, ' w P"""'y. 1""'H corn i,
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,I, hi '''S az" ''fh,"| 10 ''.ir"".'e
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ta'.., a.. -"'"'' u ~ eoh,n@ 'ap"P int"
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o'' "an He"''!' '"e 'ao'es OF me "est'end
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DOCTOR ARNT'S
RELIEF s ALVE

EOR WOUNDS, Bruises Burns, Chronic Sores or Swell
sovereign remedy for Bloches the Fac- and Chapped
Rough Skin Il will render it transparent clear and soft
Extract Of aietter from Doctor wood.l
am highly grathed 70 hear that The Relief ssve, pro
pared by Dr. Charles Amt being Introduced 70 The pn6ic
the confidence Of your cusomeI decidedly superior "a
any other preparation with which have any Acquaintance
success, and freely and cheerfuy commended othe
cannot withhold Of surprise the happy effects
have known to produce several cases Of named breasts
EIusct from letc, written by female to her relatively
ed long and With her breasts that expected
what had heard 70 md her dead They had however, app
great satisfaction found her entirely relieved Aer apply
ing it twice had directed the milk started they
ssI % s 0Sh
the aye 70 them am glad Of being the means ofdong
Doctor Haiioeksr: That the great virtue Of Ants Re
lief sslye" may be known the scted deem my duty
state e facts connected with my About twenty
time have uttered much distress and pain and finally
During s Rsy. ns 1on
TO all the sure cures and highly recommended Pain Er
tractors, !" &C., &c, with beasft.
Having recently taken severe cold my leg the
immediate morthcstion advised that in order
various highly recommended remedies but found no relief
until persuaded to try the Relief salve" After the
sad healthy appearance using two boxes the swelling and
from pain Il is now in better condition than il has been for
do therefore recommend strongly 20 others su
highly valuable application for ali the purposes for which i
recommended Respectfully yours Ses pApsoNs
Freneh's Hotel, No i31 Fulton street, New York.
Sold Wholesale and retail By the prinep agent. CHARLES
H. RING Druggist and Chemist 92 Broadway, corner Of
John street and BY most oil the respectable druggists
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THE GENUINE PREPARATION.
DIR. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
CONSERVATIVES.

nk those whose Lungs affected .ghty should take
ming Of sH as'a y s?s How
syrup Ss are n,.y certain with proper
to 81 sSzfsT' SYRUP OF WILD
/ + Of j. i. S WIZ
combined with other ingredients, that the utmost EN-
% p,
CAUTION All preparations Of Wild Cherry, except Dr.
S. Id s
cnsmbsr therefore be deceived by the many Balsams
os e and
sd Wholesale and e Charlie. H. Rings Dat. Dr. Mil
ss ss q st. ana aS,as .p.
and Ns GRIND street. ila lm-m
iI7HE ACME '0F EXPEDITIONS WRITINH.stew.
art Hardnge respectfully announces 70 the pI9e tsa ne
% FL c;i q M
;. :aS nc e. 81 on he
Tuesday Thu.dy and Friday evenings Of two sueces,ivs
.h. st,sn. ss
70 6s a. X. Sha
will send IN on re evening Of mRaIng The h q.
system. bearing ihe address Of The writer committee
OF six will be nominated and chosen BY the Class TO judge
Which will BE- read 10 sSsm By he cfamSa Of said
The Watches may be seen at saxton Mss book store
disposed TO participate in above and amusing
4 he % Or hs G s % he
% Of q ss .n a
see9rdaS che principle, e the system Mr. s,s
Depot ASI HS1s sssp;sI :sd G N,T
New York Tribune, January co. Hsidnse gave his
e11ns s Fl.
many objections which were raised By different
Sog. wRe had but two able
rcd readily in seno Photographic chsI.ce such sen.
blackboard by the Lecturer" md Wv eod'rc
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l59 BROADWAY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT

=
THE Subscriber his thanks TO his friends and the
SINCE the opening Of his Store New Promising that
IN ferfnmsry the should prevail either the best
none ne earnestly soci moments attention 20 he fol-
lowing very Ineligible proofs that he capable oil offering
me very pes whether the composition be foregn or Ame
can LIST he unequaled advantages IN Paris sv-
lug ben Tor Director OF the Laboratory Of Ian
e fee ct fi. for half century the FIRST house tins line
Europe and Since the first exhibition past, OF
his fegume i has without single exception, obtained
~ Boston and the First PREMIUM over
vas honorsd with te Gold Medal before awarded
Perfnmerv 1d HIS fefsmery has hanshsd the imported
Whenever has come fairly into competition. THIS
phatcaiy the case with his Shaving Cream Why should
both in its quality and mod. Of fabrication, with the
addition Of excellence which the foreign possess
namely, eshness and advantage these articles OF
TIE greatest importance their peshabs nature atm
His prices are from TO 50 lower In fine the sub
him the and sk II Of Ms native CITY, Offers Ike
his laboratory, equal TO the best imported superior 10
them from the advantage OF lower
prices He therefore, hatfers himself that his preparations
must Of necessity supecede the imported those
they foreign and been influence OF
voyage To conclude, the Subscriber always Keeps on
hand perfect OF the best foreign perumery and
offers opportunity OF comparing the two and Of
purchasing according TO the Judgment or preference OF The
The subscriber most respectfully socr call from those
who wish purchase that which Is genuine as he
public that nothing shall quit his esab hment without
being a. 70 purchaser He particularly
the attention wholesale and retail dealers TO his
pee assortment which he offers 10 them prices from
10 per cent cheaper than they buy elsewhere ,ssrr
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet Soaps,
no imsr Pcrfumcry &c.
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In the foreground, and on the right, are the hou-
sesof Corpus Christi village. In the middle ground
are the tents of the Sd Brigade, sd and 4th Infant
yy) and in the distance are the tents of the I'd Bn.
gade, I'd Dragons, and LIST Brigade. Beyond the
tents the white line is part of the Nueces bay to
the right is Corpus Christi bay the long low point
separates the two. The house on the hill, to the
left, il Col Kinney's, the proprietor Of the place
Il il taken looking north. The depot at Corpus
Christi il between the camp Of the Light Artillery,
and The ID Brigade.
Annexed il list Of the officers on duty with the
" Army of Occupation" at Corpus Christi and st.
Josephs Island, Texas
From the Corpus Christi Gazette, Jan. -.
GENERAL STAFF.
Brgsdier Gen. 2. Taylor, commanding.
Capt. w. w. 9. Bliss, ASST adjutant general.
First Lieut.. J. H. Eaton, I'd infantry aiddscamp.
Lieut. COL NJ. NJ Payne. 4th artillery, inspector gone
raj, army Of occupation"
Colonel T. Cross, asst quarter master ganeral
Major c. Thomas, quarter master, (St Josephs)
J Major 8. McRee do do 40
| Captain g. H. Crossmsn asst quarter msstsr.
T. A. Ogden, do do
u w. 8. Ketchum, do do
u @. @. Waggamsn, commissary Of subsistence.
Surgeon 2. H. Craig, medical director.
y N. 8. Jarvis.
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1872 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF JOHN STREE

CORNER OF JOHN STREET..
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Euening Post.
SPECIMENS Of HINGES unapgroachable VERbENA
praised by who made trial Of it. last took the first
premium Of the Institute FAIR Indeed il fully onceded by
those who know il impossible to manufacture a
Gle equal it. IL sofenng the skin. fragrant TO the
destroyer ofeckes and pimples and sold cheaper
than the old ALL therefore, who would consult
my and comfort shaving should possess
From the New York Gazeue-The New Soap-We speak
knowledge OF bensacfor and friend James Grant No
Aon hs ahead Of thing yet found
this department Of modern Improvement 1t Is only
emoent but il is something more" In short believe
1t Is the best shaving soap in the world: -
From the Evening Mirror Rings Vcrbena Cream
hose who have troublesome boards shoad be
without il IL has penetrating oil its own, ard softens
hardest and toughest beard lender the of
shaving perfectly Mr. Ring has lately taken the bust
Of Dr. Minor the of Broadway and John
where his nestmabe article may be obtained; like wise,
for that trou blesome companion.
From the Sunday DpatchEserv man who shaves himself
should procure Rings Verbena Cream" IL IL exquisite
article scening the beard and alayng all irritation Of the
skin that becomes absolute PLEASURE instead Of
noYanes, to use the razor
der the drscrions for use Of G. Ring Prepared for
'ae WHOLESALE anu s''' anu 0' 9. IL HING, Druggist
le2 Broadw y, corner Of John street
Successor to DR.. VIM H. Minor.
NBMerchants particularly requested TO call and
anime this article prepared to quality quantity APP
pearance and price be beIhe splendid label
Hatch far exceeding thing oil the kind before the public
ms ln-r
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Asst Surgeon B. N. Byrne, (st. Jossphs)
Paymaster st. Clair Denny.
Kloyd J. BealL
Roger s. Dix.
ENGINEERS.
Captain ]. X. Mansfield.
q John Sanders.
First Lieut.. ]. M. Scarritt.
TYPOGRAPHICAL ENoINEERs.
Captain T. J. Cram.
First Lieut.. j. E. Blake.
Second Lieut.. George Meade.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Captain g. D. Ramsay.
I'd Lieut.. c. P. Kingsbury, (St. Josephs)
LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Major John Erving, I'd artillery.
Asst Surgeon J. B. Wells, general staff
"a 1t 8. s. Fahnestock, 4th artillery, act'g adJt.
Brepst Majors.
John Munroe, ath artillery.
8. Ringgold, Sd artillery.
FIRST Lieufenants.
James Duncan I'D artily, W. H Shower, Sd artillery,
Braxton Bragg Sd ariy, +. BRADFORD 4th artillery,
j. f. Roland I'd artillery J. c. Pemberton, 4th nrty
r. Ridgely, Sd artillery, J. II. Thomas, ID artillery
Second Lieutenanfs.
VIM HAYS, I'd artillery, 8. L. Fremont Sd artillery,
r. Reynolds, Sd artily, NJ. Lowell, 4th artillery,
J. Peck ID artillery j. P. Johnstone 4th artillery
g. G. French, Sd artillery.
SECOND REGIMENT OF DRAGONS.
Colonel D. E. Twiggs, commanding.
Assistant Surgeon L. C. McPhail, general staff.
First Lieutenant H. Sibley adjstant.
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Captains.
Croghsn Ker, 8. B. Thornton,
c. A. May, w. j. Hardee.
First Lieutenants
w. H. Saunders, A Lowry,
+. Hamilton OF. Winship, q. G. 9. & a. ON.
Second Lieutenants.
II. p Campbell, w. Steele,
George Stevens, Lewis Neill,
II. H. Anderson, G.. T. Mason,
d. B. Sackett
FIRST BRIGADE.
Brig Gen1 w, J. Worth, commanding.
First Lieut.. Larkin Smith, 9Th infantry, a. d. c.
Surgeon H. 8 Hawkins, general staff
J. j. B. Wright do do
Assistant Surgeon, d. c. DeLeon general staff
BATTALION OF ARTILLERY.
Brevet Lieut.. Col Thos Childs, commanding.
Second Lieut. r. 8. Garrett, 4th art'y actg adutsnt
Brepet Ma,ors
J. Dimick, LIST artillery. Nv. Morris, 4th arty.
Captains.
Giles Porter, lst artilly, A. Lowd, ID artillery,
s. Mackenzie, I'd arty, G. F. Smith, and arty,
Martin Burk Sd art'y, J. B. Scott, 4th art'y
r.. c. Smead 4th arty.
FIRST Lieuteyaafs
NJ Knowton LIST Artillery, j. B. Magruder LIST Artil'ry
l.. Deas, Attn j. & Hatheway a"
r. A. Luther, I'd C. b Daniels, I'd
e. Taylor, BIT. capt Sd art'y, W. II. Fowler LIST
A. Ebzey I'd arty, w. Gillian, Sd
w. H. Churchill, III art'y. J.P. McCown, 4.h
Second Liutenanfs.
l.. Chase, Cd Art'y, A. A. Gibson, I'd Arty,
A. B. Lansing, 4" w. s. Smith, LIST e"
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DIR. SWAYNES
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION.
Honor to Whom Honor IL Due.
may truly be
said, that no one has
ever been SO snccessf.i IN go

said, that one has
s-,r been SO sneces.i: Il n com
80 much to relieve the human family, 70 rob di,-
comfort the Inventor and Proprietor of that deser
ssdy P0pTa any s noa D rsr Nd
trnnzed by the profession and Others both in this and
II Eq.Op NOR Ia, there ever been so sre;. an ss In s
loas aud by rang up Kinds Of various
CHERnr, much Of the name Of The original prepare
ton will them from the lash OF the Jaw and OF
pudsmee to ssn.on me public sesn The Vgrsa IRE
which is doing so much good 10 the world
BGWARE OF SUCH IMPOSTERS.
And purchase but the original and only genuine article
attention the Practice Profession and which led
best testmonis Of the unparalleled success Of Dr. swsyne
Compound Of Wild Cherry. for the cure Of
Consumption
GS s SoSs bss S
Plpation Disease Of the Heart Pam the Side Breast
&C.,
de cared the world Yeas before any other preparation
Philadelphia The genuine article is only BY Dr.
other spurious articles Of wild Cherry has been sold out and
ilooD and to make their own out Of il The ge
article put 10 plain style bottles covered
wn 9us wr with yellow LABEL with the pr0prsor
ne s SSxoUsS sssnF 'T 81 wn n il r.
RY that has and mb mr. He mir sd
day 3iS;fg'shc 'ss HP'r e 81
g, n 10 4s:a
witch Hart 3e Grand Everett Hudson
or Bailey corner Of Fulton and Sands streets Brooklyn
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WINDOW SHADES, TASSELS, CORD, &c.
IN MONDAY NEXT, tFeb. sth.) the subscrsber win
No. % Chatham street, New York,
One door from the Chambers extensive and
TRANsrA REr.NT ss W1NSo% q SHADES.
OF every variety Of patterns and quality TO be found
elther IN Europe OF America Prices will not mention;
but rom our facilities for well for import
we think we can safely defy competition with the woRLp
on hand ' ~~' -" = -
Whoessls and FETAL purchasers respectfully invited
New York. Feb. rth, isw. rs imsm
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TO TRUNK MAKERS.
TRUNK BOARDs-io,ooo lbs Trunk Houds, Of superior
fEhSSE < BROOKS,
n ims % and " Nassau suset
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A RARE CHANCE.

- WILL BE SOLD cheap, exchanged for city pro-
valuable ys sn and graz: farm .na con- q.
res rich soil having been all cultivated highly manfred
ma seeded within Eve past and yields abundant crops
Cold Sprps and from faminGdae the best roads in the
csnnrv o suffolk The buildings all nearly and
s;,t N commodious Dwelling,a Bans, Cow Sheds, Car
maze Hsuse Poultry HOUSE. Ice Hcusc, Bakery, Wash Room
nd smoke House Twenty lie position TO produce
hs ssrIiess vegetables and being within ~ hours commun
ssoo with Brooklyn which cars from tsrmingdale
,;rnss dy makes il very desirable Steamboats, also
ave Cold Spring daily for New York For further particu-
lars spplyto y. ". LOShEr,
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THIRD REGIMENT IsrArrN
Lieut.. Col. f. A. Hitchcock, commanding
Brevet LIST Lieut.. d. 8. Irwin, adjutant
Captains.
I. N. Morris. q. r. Field,
J. Van Horne, H. cambridge,
il Coburn.
First Lieutenants
p N Barbour. breyet capt W. II. Henry brigade ac.a.
L. 8 Craig, JIM. Smith,
W Fl Gordon. D. T. Chandler, On.
o. L. Shepherd
Second Lieutendnfs.
W.B. Johns, Thomas Joraan,
D. c. Buell., J.B Nicharuson'
w. T. H. Brooks A. W. Bowman,
A. ]. Williamson, T. HazMt
j. C. McFsran, O. O. McCieAhnd'
]. j. C. Bibb j. r. Hascn'
B. Z. Bee.
youRrH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Lieut.. Col J. Garland, commanding
First Lieutenant G. Hoskins, adjutant
Brevst Major G. w. Allen, acting major
Jobn Page. w M Graham, brsvst major,
p Morrison @. A. Mccall,
a. Morris, r. c. Buchanan,
C. II. Larnard
FIRST Lieltsnonts.
n Alvord H. Graham,
r. =. Cochrane a. a. a. m E. O. Elliott, Q. c. = 81. Jo-
sephs.
Second Lisutenanfs
T. ii. Porter, Sid smnh,
H. d. Walen, j. Beaman,
q q Auaur u. 8. Grant,
j. s. woods, IA. Richsy,
p. Farelly.