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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
From TIE Nashville Republican Banner.
THE WING BATTLE CALL.
AIR :-M GregOr's Gathering.

AIR Nc Gregor's Gathering. =.
Come rsIly true hearts for the gallant old brave.
Come on iusyour m'sht like the storm daves
Ia your cradles you slept, willis, he fought the
red toe.
Midst the SHOWS OF the North many long
yesr ago;
Then halo. halo, FOR The gallant Zsck Taylor
II ihey'd rob him OF lame, and with 'censure
pursue,
Huh them from their proud seats, give the
old Chief his due
Then gather. gither, gather!-Gsiher,
| gather, gather,
Whilst from mountain 10 gulf, flows
| Del Norte's proud river.
Thy name, gallant Tsyl or, shall flourish
for ever
tie stood by Jour fathers. your mothers he
saved,
| The lnaidens blessed him, as the battle he bra
But the rank forest grass waves DER many =
form.
Which in times long gone by, with him breast
Then hailoo, halIoo, for the veteran lack
Taylor,
The hosts who might shout-in their graves
| are now still,
! But their children can shout-Lef them shout
''rih wH''
Then gather. &c.
Though the yell of the savage hath rung in
his ear,
Though the les tn dealing bolt oft his form
hath hissed near;
These moved not his heart like the "censure
that day,
Which would biigh, the fair fame won 81 strong
Monterey;
Theu halo, h.loo, for the gallant lack Tay-
| lur.
With Resscs Ia Palma aud Pslo Alto,
Let his name still be heard, in your JOY your
Then gfsxf, &c.
Remember each one who is old lacks defender
that the lads led by him, OF course, "never
surrender"
Though legions press forwards, led onwsrd BY
by Csss,
Unlike Santa Auns. they never can pass
Then halo. haloe for the gallan, lack Toy.
They may rush on our ranks, but the boys
are all steady,
For host oil himself, there stands Oli
Rough AID Ready!
Then gather, &c.
Then rally from city, IRON mountsin and glen,
Sweep in might, like The tempes to battle
again,
Give them grape thick and fast. now the
conflicts bgun,
As at Bueua Vista, and the field will be won.
Then hallov, halloo. for the gallant lack
Taylor,-
Whilst bis own gallant deeds live in story
and song,
His country will cherish his fame ~ her
glory.
Tien gather, gather, sathes;-Gather,
gather, gather!
~ W bills, from mountain TO gulf hOws
Del Nortes proud river,
Thy name gallant Taylor shall flourish
forever.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.
Charleston, Oct. lilo T. NJ
The result OF the election Tor one Repre-
sentative to Congress, one State Senator, and
n members OF the House oil Delegates to rep
resent this, the 9th Congressional District o.
the State, has just been made known. as fol
lows:
J. 4. Holmes. the Taylor candidate for Con
gress. received 629 votes. and Samuel 6
Barker, the Cass candidate, received .l6l -
majority for Holmes 46S.
w. ID, Potter, the Taylor candidate for thu
State Senate, elected by a majority Of Az
Out Of the seventeen members Of the Leg
stature. fifteen OF those ON the Taylor ticket
have been elected. This is considered quite
. Taylor victory, as it will BE- remembered our
new Legislature will he called on TO cast the
electoral vote of the State
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
~w

Putriesie and LiLra.-Ths Hon: Peter
C.. Books. last week. sent his check Tor ono
hundred doltars TO the committee on the mon-
invent which has been recently erected IN
West Cambridge. by the voluntary suo-cnp-
ton Of the inha bitanls Of that town. ever the
common grave OF twelve pais'ots OF the rev
oluiiou, who were there slain by The Brush
troops on their rrecipi,ate retreat from Con
cord and Lexington on the memorable lsth
OF April, 1915, to BE- appropriated to the COM
plotting and orna'nenling OF tn. same.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
Brutatitv of the Irish Landlord. 7

brutality Of the Irish Landlords The
London Dispatch gives heart rending picture
oil the work OF depopulation now going on in
the south OF Ireland. aud specially IN The coun-
~ OF Limerick aud county Clare, under the
pefslsion OF uneeling landlords. |, was
Stated in copy OF the Limerick and Clare
Exdmlner, received by former arrival, thu I
otie thousand houses had been demolished,
X the poor inmates thrown upon the world 10
survive or perish, as chance might derect, in
the union OF kilrush. within the space OF
lew weeks. later numbe If the same pa
per says that three hundred have since been
added 10 the melancholy list. The very week
before the America sailed, twenty three FAM.
lies III hilrush-comprIsing more than one
hundred human beings. many OF them helpless
infants and aged persons-were expelled from
their homes. which were leveled with the
earth by a"wrecking party" under the direc-
ton OF the landlord aud sub sheriff. ..ln the
name OF God OF mercy" SAYS the Despatch,
will 40 one puta stop 10 these deedsf' The
same per has the following: "Over one hun
deed human beings have b-en cast Out on the
worlds bleak common. from he estate OF Sir
William Fitzgerald at Liscannor. The hou.
ses are tumblrd, aud the unfortunate people
are sqnated by The roadside in huls. They
were under tenants 10 a mIddleman named
Sheahan, who was elected for non payment Of
Teut."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
Ihk Nonthxrn Crn11a W.

The Southern Crops - We have better &C.
cunts now, than we have had at any pre-.
nous time, OF the condition of the crops
south. In South Carolina corn will be most
bundsnt, and COTTON much better than has
zen supposed. In North Carolina. the Rs
Ugh Register says. the wheat crop hes turned
Ut finely. Certainly the farmer never had
"ote favorable weather for reaping the wheat
,nd getting Out the grain. The corn crop is
aid to he equally as good" The rice crop is
represented as fair, aud OF good quality. To-
scco will be about an average yield. The
Nashville Wing says that the cotton crop IN
diddle Tennessee bids fair TO be fair one
ulIy as good as that OF last year As Tor the
'orn crop, it will be the largest ever made in
his State. The tobacco crop will no, be 50
.srge ss that OF last season.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
THE ELECTloN.-Fellow citizens wings,

THE ELECTION citizens! wings,
far and near! word. grand skirmishes
have passed and you have come out glorious
ly-agains, all the efforts, browbeaung and
trickery OF officers. you have come oil glon-
ously! But remember, these are but the Skin
ITffshes-the great battle is before YOU, the
great fight is still TO come oh-s,op not TO bury
the dead OF look at the iield-stop not to en-
ouire who is beaten, who wounded, but press
on to the battle. Say not that GENERAL Taylor
is President; but work or, meet the enemy
with the thunder OF your voices, your pens,
your hands, your purses and your hearts stop
not 10 sleep, nor falter until the light Is
won, until the thunders OF Buena Vista are
poured upon the astounded ears OF those who
would PROSTATE your power and tTample your
liberties under the iron heel of party drill
Let all who can talk. talk--,alk not Tor them
selves; but for their country, for good govern
ment, for substantial measures and national
liberty. Care not for large audiences, stated
meetings or brilliant flights Of oratory; but
seek to convince the people, the honest. OF
whom there are Notwithstanding those
that have voted for "ihe powers that be, that
ina pure. national government, seeking the
good d4tbe whole nation, not the supremacy
of party, is their only safeguard, their only
anchor OF hope. The farmer should leave the
plow in the iurrow, the axe in the tree the
mechanic should leave the plane on the bench
and the hammer on the anvil, andeo forth to
fight the great fight for liberty and ruth and
justice. We have banded and paid army Of
eighty thousand office holders to fight against.
who have annually been pressing more and
more upon US and cutting deeper and deeper
into Our sacred tree Of Liberty, and we must
fight tl,ssa, sye mast drive them out on the
SEVENTH OF NOVEMBER.
or it wis be too late, the time will be past.
Let him who can write, wrte--wrie not
for hiihself, no, for beautiful expressions. for
well termed periods; seek not Tor the flowers
of poetry, search not for iar-fetched wit or al
legorica beauty but deal down upon the Toe
hard truths. in plain and homely phrase, easy
TO be understood and convincing in their
force. We all feel our duty-Let us hesitate
not to shoe H. Let those who have the means
spread it to the breeze freely, our opponents
have millions, they so and they send it TO all
parts u the union, in every nook aud corner.
and we must counterfeit, as far as possible,
their etforts-we must send abroad, too. We
must muster to the war. as we would 10 meet
q foreign, but not less biishting. blasting foe.
We must organize ORGANIZE ! ORGAN
IZEi! leave not stone unurned or a vote
unpolled. Up, then, all and every one 10 the
work,
leave all meaner things,
To low ambition or the pride OF kings"
We are for the American Republic, for hu-
man lfherty Let that be our only word. now
and forever, when our country calls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
FOND OF HIS "NIP"-Mr. G

FOND OF HIS NlP."-Mr. G.
who had by degrees become SO attached 10 his
cups that he could not comfortably go by ele
ven O'Clock without his mp" OF brandy and
who was yet ANXIOUS 10 avoid the suspicion
OF being an tiab'taa tEnker, was in the hs-
DIT daiiy oil inveniihg some excuse 10 the bar
Keeper and those within hearing. He had
used up all the stereotype reasons, such as a
slight pain, kind OF sinking. mol "ieel-
lng nghI. etc. etc. On SATURDAY, of the H.
sual hour he called Tor his brandy aud water
saying 81 am extremely dry. am going 10
hare sGH FISH for dinner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

new attachment for the Piano has
recently been invented b, Boardman q GREY,
OF ALBANY, which is said in exquistesoftnesr
TO excel the Eoliat Attachment invented by
Coleman. II is styled the Dolce Compsnc,
and produces when attached to the Piano. a
sound not unlike the rich music OF the .bells"
al the Swiss ringers, lately among us. These
inventions show that brother iona than has
some taste and genius beyond jack knives and
saw mills.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

The SPanish Debt TO England. BY Pa,
'iamenAiy return Just issued, it appears thu,
the re Is due to the naval department of the
Eogifsh uosernment from The Queen of Spain
Il" supplies oil naval stores, provisions. &c.
hr the blTe oil transports, and Tor the subs;.,.
,nce OF the men bsiong'ng 10 the British Lee
EIon emptoyedin her service, ell, i323I-
This is also due TO the Ordinance department
tor arms and ammunition, 1858 1887, makine
ia the whole debt OF t56l, 80 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

Troubles in the Danish West hides.
earn from Cap, Howard that an attempted
evolution was feared at Aux Cages. The
.'reslteni, Nicholson, had called into the CITY
II the troops Of the surrounding country, iol
he purpose OF assisting to suppress the revolt
Several depredaliolis had been committed. Il,
the request OF the whites, Capt ii ward had
overstaid his time three days, Tor the purpose
in case OF necessity, OF being able to take
hem on board his vessel for safety.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

Gilman Of BlunderS.-In debate on the
leather tax in 1864. in the Irish house of com.
mons, the chancellor n the exeheauer, Sir
John Parnel, observed with great empbsi,
That IN the prosecution OF the present war
every man ough, TO give his last guinea TO
protect the rtmainder.s MIR. Vanderclude said
that however that might BE- 1.-The tax on leath.
ef would be seperely jeit BY tfie baretooted pea :
sunfry OF Ireland, ITO which S,r Reach Royle
replied, 'sbat il could be easily femedied.by
making the aader leather of ,cood.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

Americans for NtS Mcrico.-On the 1914
ult. large party of Americans arrived a,
MaPlml, Estate Of Durango, Mexico en- route
ioi New Mexico. They consisted OF a thous
and cavalry, with five pieces Of artillery. and
snne families with two hunared wagons. Du
range has been greatly harrassed By Indian,
killing and robbiig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

The kentucky Stape Lup The question
OF the consti,utionalily, oil the law, in Ky, by
which free negroes coming into the State. are
arrested and sold for one YEAR, after remaining
30 days, (unless they give bond to leave y has
just been decided upon by Judge Bullock. In
the case OF Turner Roberts, from Indiana, he
decides that The law was valid aud binding,
and K. having violated it, must submit TO It's
penalties
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
We copy he followi,g from the Albany
Atlas:
POLk'S GENERAIN.
Pillow dug on the inside his bitches.
And Gushing Tell down with hump;
Marcy got bad rent in his breechrs,
And Cass run his sword in stunu!
SWEET PEPPER-We have ,.cs;vs,

SWEET PEPPER.-We have received
remar kably fine specimen Of the sweet pep
per. II came from the garden Of Chancellor
J. w. Lesesne, and is nrarly four inches
IN diameter One stalk, as we saw it grow
ing IN the garden. ha some thirty pods on it.,
all nearly the same size. The seed from which
tins pepper was raised was trough, from Spain
last season. and from the success which has
attended Its culture here by several Of our cit
izens. our climate aud sandy soil seems as well
suited To il as the rich and we'll cultivated
gardens OF Barcelona.-h1obl Tribune,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
~ II. POLLOCK,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN ROOTS
SHOES AND LEATHFR

sc monroe between Main and Market streets
| now opening an extensive assortment az Coca Il,
ms hie mol willing 10 advertise quantity 81 80,
oes ne mas MOI got, he deems unnecessary To enuas
ave shuee Il 10 say he Keeps constantly on ssni" -
articles IN the trsde. Boos, Shoes spau,s,, and A
ny so'e Leather Morocco aud Kid sk I'M. Paten, y"
.' nihihs dhd binding Skns, Pegs Tanners, ~, -
est oi fhiiadeiphis, for cash approved rsd,,
mas made arrangements 10 supply all demand. e. ue
year Patent Metallic Gum Shoes of All lna ' ood'
uis'iuters prices, atdnr carriage An ~ a. man
'''' ~''"""V" 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

The Sugar Cropin Teras.-The Houston
Telegraph ui the l4th instant says:-"The sea
son has been unusually favorable to the sugar
planters. The cane on the whole line OF the
Brszos, and on the most OF the plantations on
the Caney aud Colorado, is remarkably prom
ising The late storm beat down the cane ON
several plantations, but the weather has been
favorable since, and it has recovered from the
effects OF the storm, aud is growing finely -
the crop OF sugar. tins season. will probably
be at least one third larger than that OF last
year." TtaTtstt-st HgI-- a.. ts-5.t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

PRAisE.-Praise is usually exsggregated
where II is least deserved, and there oniy.
The Greeks allowed him who had conq uered
once at the Olympic games TO have his stat
ues made OF colossal dimensions; and i, was
Necessary to win three prizes before being al
lowed 10 have the statue made OF the size OF
lie. II man does any thing remarkable once
1t excites notice; il he REPEATS it. we soon
grow Indifferent. liza man saeeses, We say
God bless him; but il he repeats it half doz
en- times, we don'l say any Thing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

Thers viii be meeting of the Young Men
Of North WEIGHING at the North Vince
ling school House, on this evening, for the
purp6ss " forming an Kugne Fire Compa-
ny. ~ .e'+
Come, boys, we eau do il. % ,-..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
MARRIED.

% Thursday the l2th inst, by the Rev.
Henry r Weed, Rev. irnpthy =. Goodman
OF Cincinnati. to Mis-. Julia Elisabsih Ship
man OF this City.
On Sunday morning last, bv the Rev. r. j.
Lawrence, Mr. John Moran, and Miss Mary
Bose. all Of this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

RArts TRAvELLIso--As soon Us he new
railrdas1 Is flashed from New York To New
navef, il is said that the whole distance to
Boston will be omplished in the short space
offs hours
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
THE LINSLEY INSTITUTE.


THE WINTER SESSION will commence the FIRE
day OF November. The Principal has secured The
services Of Mes-rs MoogE and Topp. his ores sssts
,ants. who both graduates Of OF hcsi tot
eses. and well known able and faithful Teachers We
has also engaged hr. = D. Clendenning gentleman Of
similar character aud standing a. Teacher, To take
charge Of the Primary Department. The Principal
himself is uniformly in Attendance. aud employed
giving instruction during school hours ..7.
TERMS
Primary Department s2to 30 per quarter.
English Depart. Lower Branches, $500
Higher Branches and Mathematics, s5to6 &"
Classical Department, s6tos
the course Of studies ~ THOROUGH, and continues as
far lie desired by Class. No scholar received
for less time than quarter, nor any allowance made
for lost time. except in peculiar cases.
Mr.. B. ". stone, distinguished Teacher Of Vocal
Music has been engaged to lessons the Institute
at small extra charge 10 each pupil who JON
Music Class. TO this arrangement the PTiucipai at
tscbes much Importance, and has himself incurred
siderable 10 effect IT. TO those desiring IT. les
will also he given,
In German, by Rev. =. Zimnermsnr.
In French, by Mons. r. Chapuis
OeiI7-ewdSw JOHN w. SCOTT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

We have. for some days most unwauant-
ably neglected to notice the procession OF the
Young whig boys on Wednesday last, togeth-
er with the speeches. In truth we were too
unwell to think much about it at the time;
but we are informed that the procession WIS
large, with some thirty handsome banners *
flags. and that the speeches OF the masters
Zane were worthy OF older heads. Hurra
for the boys,--a few hours of sunshine and
starlight, sorrow and song, few pattering
rain drops and snow flakes falling silently as
the foot of time, and these boys will be the
voters and we forgotten. Hush! May
they ever as now. be on The right side.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

TRiRuTE OF REspEcr.-The Secretary Of tn.
Navy has issued the usual order for hosting
the fiagat halt mast, and firing IL minute
guns al all the Naval Stations and On vessels
OF war, i'll memory OF Commodore Biddle. The
officers to wear Grape Tor 30 days.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
REAR In MIND.

That the Presidential Election IS heia on ,ne
first Tuesday, the 9Th Day oil NoVemos,
next. and that it lasts but for one day only y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

For California. -Sevefal persons, inclu.
ding q number OF ladies, left Louisville, Nv,
last Friday. Ia try their fortunes in California
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
A GOOD wiFE-A friend of OUT, v h,

A GOOD WiFE.-A friend Of ours " 10
has been spending few WEEKS in the coun.
try, on who visited some Of the private
dwellings OF the rustic inhabitants, tell OF =
singular man who lives near Bsookfeld. He
/. somewhat noted for his odd expressions. -.
tie was one day visited BY small party o:
ladies aud gentleman, who went to hear his
"ta!s M" young gentlemen" said he.
Il will give you some directions how TO tel
good wife. A good vile will be like three
things, and she will moi be like them. She
vii be like the snail, who sssys a. ho,ne. and
she will not Be like the snai who carries
all hs has Oh his back. She will be like the
echo. that speaks when spoken to, snt she
will not be like the echo, always have ME
last word. She will be like the town clock
that speaks a, the right time, and she will
not he IKE the town clock. heard oil over
town.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
Carpets. (arDets

"a fANroN x son have just received their Fan
an" W inier stock OF Catpctin., CONSISTING OF
EVERY variety oil coior pattern and quality t,ur .Iact
u now 'e largest tdat has ieen brought 4, mi,
eHs and having hcen purchased Directly from the
"aehtefs, we are enabled To sell then, lower aud ,..
SEM ~ttet assortment than has hereto,rc Le.,, ,,
ed eaii and see then al store on Monroe Al ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
:. ~, q 4

OF TIE correspondents ei tie Argus as
vel Is the hopeful editors thereof, have al Z
ready ssssiled. to the length Of abos, four CO.
iumns. little article OF but ten lines in our
paper OF last Tuesday. We have let them
rest until, we suppose. they are through with
tue whole matter. and now we will reply TO
them IN lump. We took exceptions to the
Attorney Generals decision that the assess.
ment Of lei7 was required to enute msn
to vpte on the state tax in November, 1913
We presume we knew that Mr.. Baxter was
wing as well as they did. and we admit that
that fact is prina faeie evidence that he il
correct in his general opinions; but in this
we have no doubt be .rrs by too strict re-
gard Tor the common construction Of the fun
dsmen'al law applicable To state elections
Our elections are in the spring and would re.
quire the assessment of the previous calendar
yesr; but the fact that the Constitution pro-
vides that every man shall be entitled 10 vote,
who has resided 10 the state 2 months, is
housekeeper or had of family, AMI has been
assessed with and paid portion of the States
revenue, is conclusive upon the subject, and
the quotation made BY the gentleman himself,
that the assessment shall be within tie pre-.
ceding year." strengthens the position we as
sumo. What is year, Twelve months
Then he must be assessed within the prece-
ding l2 months, from the time in which he
offers 10 vote making the reception Of the
votes under the assessment Of 1913, obligato-
~ on the judges. II the assessment OF 1917
is required, he must live in the State near two
years, consequently this decision requires
more than the Constitution requires. aud Ii
mits suffrage instead of enlsrgug il.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17

THE undersigned wonld respectfully inform the public
that he has opened a Boarding House in the large
and commodous brick house, The head OF Chapiine
And NORTH sts ocil'-3t% Packs WALKER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-17
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE


STATS ELEcroRs.
! John ]. Jones, Norfolk CITY
&c w Boiling, Peiefsonis-
3HPIrving. Cumberland.
AK Irving, Lynehhurg-
5 w Martin franklin,
6. WIN. c. Riyes, Albemarie,.s
7Robt f Scott, Fauqulei.
SHT Garnett, Westmoreland;
Q John A. Meredith, Richmond oi'}'
m Rots Saunders, williamsburg.
IL A Hunter, Jefferson.
IL AH II Stuart, Augusta,
10 s Med Moore, Rockr'dge'
Ia Connally + Trigg, Washington
Is G w Summers. kana~ba.
I6 G D Camden, Harrison.
IA F II Peirpont. Marion. .