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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29
DR.. CHRiSTIE'S
GALVAN MIC BRA GEL FITS

Are found OF vast IN cases of Commissions or
FITS sVssmotic Complaints, and general Nervous
Affections Of the Head and upper e<tremIties Also
IN Palsy ard Paralysis, and all diseases caused b.
dehciency % power or Nervous Energy in the limbs
or other organs of tie hnlr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-04-29

IN this city, that the former proprietor Of these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this
compuint for upwards Of rIusry-FIvE YEARS and
that he tried in vain every remedy prescribed
within the whole compass of the Hlfcria H~dca.
he however at length tried tile Medicine which
IS now offered To the public and ne WAS cured in
very short time after his recovery had been pro-
nouuced not only improbable, but absolutely I'M
possible bv any human mems
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

On Saturday evening the Assembly District Conven-
vention Of the Fourteenth district met at Miman's,
of Seventysxth street and Seventh avenue for
the purpose Of selecting delegate to the State Conven
tion Syracuse, and unanimously nominated Louis
Glover, delegate; Theodore MARITIME, alternate.
Ebsnezer J. Penniman, who nominated for re-eec
ton to Congress by the wings Of the first Congressional
district Of Michigan, has declined to run.
Hon William Hopkins. Of Washington county. Pa,
has been nominated By the democrats for the Office of
Canal Commissioner In place Of COL VIM Seawright, de-
ceased.
Mr.. Lewis ]. Fleming, of Pitt township, Pa positively
declines to accept the nomination tho Native American
party candidate for Congress for the Twenty first
district
FREE SOIL CONVENTION IN MICHIGAN The following
call has been issued by the free democracy of Michigan
for the purpose Of holding convention to ratfy the
Pittsburg nominations
meeting of the free soil democracy of Michi-
and all those opposed to the action taken by the
whg ami democratic parties at their late at
Baltimore and willing to unite with the demo.
cracy In ratying the nomination Of standard bear
John =. Hsle and Geo. w. Julien, requested
assemble ut Ann Arbor, Wednesday, the LIST Of Sep
TENDER st II o'clock A. NJ then and there to take such
may be deemed best for perctng State
organization and also to give adhesion to the deca-
ration Of principles put forth at the late Ptsbug Gen.
vention The Hon. ]. r. Giddings, and the Hon Judge
spadpg will be present and address the meeting ON the
occasion.
have been received and the result is the election of David
s. Reid the democratic candidate by 900 majority In
the legislature the democrats have p Senator's and the
wings % In the House the democrats S. and the wings
o. making tie on Joint ballot Some of the wing mem
beers known to be opposed to Gen Scott, and the
Raleigh Standard says that one thing may be set down as
oertain--no Scott whig be elected to the United
States Senate by the ensuing Legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30
Our Batavia Correspondence.

BATAVIA, August -, 1852.
The Gubeynatoriai Cdndidafe-Fredoick Foilett as
Canal Commissioner, 8-c. &c.
An Albany correspondent Of the HERALD, in a
letter of the 2lst inst, gives list Of democratic
candidates for the Office Of Governor, with a run
ming sketch of their qualifications, chances, ETC.
Among them he names Frederick Follett, Of this
village, who he thinks "would stand a good
chance, and would prove special favorite with a
large and wealthy class of influential electors" Sc
Your correspondent is, am satisfied, in error in
regard to the particular Office for which Mr.. Foett
is candidate. He is in the field for q re-nomina-
ton to his present place Of Canal Commissioner, and
his friends in this section at least, pressing his
claims with activity and enthusiasm. At conven-
tions in this and in Erie county, resolutions have
been passed recommending his denomination. 1t
struck that the inaccuracy Of the article in that
respect might do Mr. f. some little injury, although
nothing Of the sort was intended. Allow me TO add,
mat think the writer is not entirely just his esti
mate OF Mr. Follett's abilities. For about twenty
years ne was the editor Of the Spirit of the Times.
uno o'her papers here and earned the reputation Of
q vigorous and capable writer, and thoroughly in
1epenoent politician In 1871 he was deputed by
the editorial maternity 10 publish History Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

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w.. k.s. =, os Brs:hst
s css berry
:;: :s1 Esssss e. sr4
B1sTSS :. Avg :hp shirley Hsr n.:sl
June % brig Gslsls Rish.rd. sohr. Tr
Ee. .,s.mss. "1sss asSss. sA': John
fas S.s l'' ssS ssn.
A AM :!s S,t: from oa
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KS.0 I'D 90 s,,ss Paul Jones Ps;.ys Sicily
schrs Alysraso Lasesster and Aysa Carver Nsrfsr e.
Lowell hrork; wecets Beers dai steamer City Of New
BILE asst aug ss- arr sohrs Csrnsis NYsrk ss.h.
DiGnTON, Aug &c Arr sch- Mary 4 Helen. Swat suf
folk w. Sid 2,n s0hTs S,Tu us, SrCsss1 Burt
rssS. s B W. ,s :sooSS,s
lfron toni NYer, sed from below schr sally Miller
Snsv B.ssor, 4 Phi.dslg1is =.
Mary Reed nYons Aug i'sia ''nr' 'Da1a' s'''
FALL kIvEks Aug sS-Arr sohrs Tsy. Cain. aad VAL
0EoRGIToWE SC. Aug l9-old schr. Empire. Parker.
MxILoW ELL. Aug ls-Arr schr L.m.rtias. Ea,tmA..
NORFOLK, Aug s6.,Arr schr st Mary. LamSkn. Rioh-
NEWARK. AYR 2sArr schr Richmond Br,. Card. Wind
sor, N \. Sid echr Wflliams Hhnsosme. Boston. Il
NEWPORT. Aug 28-Ar sohrs Mary JaBe Perkins. Fall
River for Phadelphia Meteor Perry PEosdenoe for New
York; Cares Paddeicrd Taunton for PhlAsephia; Mar
garet, Forester. kHork for Boston.
NYork
NYors; schr Dickinson. Candy Philadelphia; Elaaa.
Cherry Eidelia Co do. Sid Br Joha-
sen Philadelpbs scbrs Wess Phillips. 6ansemond,
Va, n Fstel Baker and BAyles Tooksr Phiiadel-
pha; Ellen Merr;man herrmsn. do Tor Baltimore
ing to -ine Apseline, liDneli Nile nDel and Msrs
Raoan Wells Sylpn Dewey AID Motto, Beebe Rondout;
Pointer. Fowler; Harvest. French and Report Wells,
York.
SAVANNAH, Aug ab-Arr bark Gen Taylor, Swsetser.
Rockport. Me; brig Emily Chase, Boston.
SALEM. Aug 26-Arr schrs l. Tay. Cain, and VAhals.
philadoIDha.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

bATURDAv. August X-6 I'm.
bscADerurTs-Fiour continued TO recede tho trausac
ems having only reached 100 bbs Ordinary State West
rn ana southern at the previous lAngud prices fancy
Gcnesee ana Ohio AT "a 62H 81 sly; extra Ohio 1t
Nto 20 70. and extra Genesce at 81 SIX Q SO.
Rye, nour, and Jersey meal. commanded So 62k . s.
70 Per Dbl. 490e bushels Carolina red wheat changed
hands, at VI Oh q 81 o. $500 Ohis white, and 60ae
upper Lake DO, on private terms sundry lots domestic
oats at 44c c aud % 900 bushels unsound with West
ern mixed corn AZ 6ec roc. and 7ec 7lc per bushel
1.-The former quotations
CoIToN-The market to-day has been quiet, with sales
OF 300 bales, without change in prices.
FREIeHrs Rates for Liverpool were inactive while
was 51s Cd. Flour at l6h 3d. with light engage
ments and cotton at "a some 1900 o 600 bushels
wheat weee engaged Al I'D for Glasgow. There was no
alteration In rates for London Hayre To California
rates were brisk, NJ previous
Provisions appeared in Less request the operations
only consisting Of ESQ b0ls. prime and mess pork at
SIT GSs SIT rs and $40 S7l zoe bbls prime lard
Ike per Id with no bbls old prime, do, and
mes beef, At So . S., 50 S11. and SIS SIT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30
Domestic Miscellany.


man by the Of Russell Spencer residing in East
Hartford into lot few days since to catch his
horse when he received kick the stomach and
lived but eighteen hours.
SUicIDE.-A German named Daniel Martin about IS
years old drowned himself in the river, at Newark
saturday.
Wcrner's extensive foundry at Charleston s. c.,
destroy ed by fire the 18th inst Loss tn zee thousand
dollars. Insured
MIR. Geo. 7. Sage, resident Of Marion Livingston Co
Mich went down into well the 2lst inst to clean it
out after nearly reaching the bottom he felt the effect
II bad air and endeayored to return but unable
whercupon Mr.. Wesley p. Fitch, young man about %
seaIs OF age descended IN order to help hm put when
On Saturday night last says the Barre Patriot, man
named Ordway broke into the house OF Dr. Adams in
oshham and stole jug of paregorie supposing it to be
Ium. The next morning he found in the Doctors
earn and died in a few minutes after hls removal.
The Chsraw Caeet Of Tuesday states that rencontre
occurred at Wadesboro NJ c., on Sunday morning be-
~een NJ. J. Pickett Esq and a Mr. Boyd in which the
ormer received two pistol shots in the abdomen which
& Is thought will prove fatal.
man named William Edgar was murdered on the
18th inst al house Of ilrepute Hamilton Cana
GA, by two negroes, named Butler and Foreman. Both
have been arrested.
Whipple, the who killed Nolan in the town of
Venom last week while under examination the charge
u murder before Justice Putncy escaped from the
stable who had him in custody and made OF. He has
not yet been retaktn.
Governor Farwe Of Wisconsin has sent to the Sheriff
OF Milwaukee the warrant directing the execution Of
James Connauphty and Patrick Mcdonald convicted Of
The murder Of John Cullen The day fixed is the third
Monday of November-ihe 10Th.
break occurred in the Genesee Valley canal on the
ed inst near Porageville. The estimated amount Of
embankmeDt gone out Is FIVE hundred yards caused by
The stumps ann logs left in the embankment when built
The Livingston Republican states that there eight
and fix deaths from cholera in Caledonia last week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30
Our Boston Correspondence.

BOSTON, August q, 1852
The Webster Party Its Action, and Increase Of
i~rswgah-Mr. Clifford g Coalition Troubles
Office Seeking, &-c.
The Webster party has been steadily at work for
the last seven days, and the best commentaries on
hs labors arc 10 be found in Scott papers, all Of
which would seem 10 have become properly fright
eaed. Had they taken little notice Of them, per-
hsps description Of fuel would have been want
ing 10 the Webster fire but, as 1t is, the chance OF
that fire burning very respectable conaagration-
sMosOOw 10 tho hopes of the wbg Napcleon-are
Jeasopsbly good. AS the move ment becomes more
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHnpELrHrA. August gs-4PN
bark Minnes9ta yeassek Rio Jsneir0 July 20 hrs stew
sEs hsa s.y; w Esss Lss
sey hsS.a Sorson pishson steamers Ken
n;sss
M e r. GSss
Weed nsii.. o5H.s: Reed: N6s$ieId Trieste: Lsspssr
Alien
ton; stursessn. Sc5s.n Lynn; Andenreis, Sorson.
niteI,. NoIriss OREGON Ls.i;, Bo;son; woetsn YES
Of Boston, Baxter, Boston.
R.triek Henry BrevoOr. ADsuila Daniel shuttucf Orb
general news columns
.s.er .theu. damage dschsrsns load Of corn Into
Whalemcn.
Sid from Rio Janeiro July 20. ship Tmour sssharbor
Bar, An.ns. Baker e1 1 Boston for Malta, Aug a. Ia.
., BARB y s.son Merrill. from Eorsans for Boston, Aug
Foreign Ports.
.sss Nary y'.is SSs SYorl
:, IAyAsA Aug ls-Arr baris A. sssnvood Porslsnd, R
sm Kae1 Hart sS ,spcn.a cs,hsl PhsdsPhs u.
hYori 10Th, Odd Fellow. Elliot. dog Sarah Ann, Dock
White n ke's wig igt John Harris. Harmon, for N
Orleans bArks Sarah Bridge. Sturdvant for do Chase
use; Pr:siss Rogers Lsthrop and Parsns
rS5: f. Sssss . SKs,
from (Api ~ for Fan Francisco, repr ana
ta'Ded In violent gale june 20 Eoear Mitchell for NYorh
Gays log Maria from do inst (frobabIy bsrh
Nnta hatton from Baltimore for San Frsnoscol barks
Gtdrey from Cape De Verbs arr 10Th; Old Hickory Has
ho Ior NJ ork days 1876 Alice Tsreton La.to for
eF beneca IelnhtRen for DO wts Yrginsn Bousb from
Babe de WI d Wright, Wilson, from Baltimore. do
iosd for NYork. -
kEmgpIos, Aug l7-Brgs Hslcyon, Elarides Cor NYsrt
,ogi Elisa Burgess Cswsop, from Boston disS Sid Hth
brig Joseph hNion, ClkyA, EIOrk,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

The ABORTION CASE Application was m ade
yesterday Recorder Winter to admit to bail the free
cooreo named Richard Green, who IL charged with
having severely beaten colored woman named jose
phinc while encene that he caused the death of her
;hild Ii was argued that Josephine is the slave of
Green that he has the right to inct punishment upon
her. and that IL the punishment inflicted by him was
cessiye, he could only be tried under section of the
black code which merely imposes the penalty Of fine
The Recorder granted the application and Green was
admitted to bail in tho sum Of S5,0Oo-Ntw Orleans
Picappne August %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30
New York, August %, 1852.

FRIEND WOODRUFF
We have dozen two Of loafers who are two lazy 10
work, but who meet a week in any hole they
get-rum not runto discuss the affairs the world
muster ten cents TO give you reception unless Greeley
gives few dollars from the sale of his quack pam
pbets. If yen have so many hundred of like in
dustrials in Troy you have more than your share If
you come, however. have doubt but Mr.. Matse
Police Chief who is humane man, will give them good
reception snug quarters in the Tombs Penitcntay
without music. VIII that do?
am, dear Price,
Yours in hasts,
ALEXANDER SMITH, No 2.
P.SGreeley knows all about it, and will stand FIRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

Press in Western New York" Tho yslune esnsi-
tutes N interesting and valuable oontributien to
our local history. Numerous other pieces from his
pen have been we'll received. Nor are his sympa-
thies With the wealthy Glasses" Himself prAc-
ticai mechanic, his conduct has been such as to
rally about him, "a his warmest supporters, the
working men Of the State. He has been faithful
and resolute in the discharge Of arduous Official
duties, and deserves to rank among the ablest she
State officers. His present position Of hard work
aspres to, and he stands in the way Of mono of the
eminent gentlemen who are looking to the more
distinguished. but scarcely less important post Of
Governor. GENEsEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30
NJ ARITIM INTEL ENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST %, 1852
Arrived.


Steamship Petrol fBr) Samson, st Thomas, Aug 10 and
Berpuda 26th with ~ pastengers to Cunard Has had
head winds since leaving st Thomas.
Schr John Brown OF Philadelpha) Collett Sagua IA
day With sugar to master o. lat 80 10 Ion spoke
brig G w ililsms, from Portland fer Savannah
Sehr Levi Rove tof New Havenl Townsend, Eleuthera
days with pine apples. to Pesrsall vessel to master
scfr LouIe Barker, Charleston, days. with lumber
N u MCready l. Co.
scfr Chas Carroll Saunders Mddlstown Conn., for Phila-
delphiA.
scbr Fashion. Lorinr, Boston, 2dsys.
Sohr Ellen. Besrse, Boston, 3 days.
Schr Dan W ebster N ickerson. Boston for Albany.
Schr Cape Cod, Kelly Dennis. days.
Sohr Victor, Allen. Hsruich days.
sohr ID s Iver, Chase. Hsrwioh. days.
Schr Helena, Sherman, Rockland, 5days
Arrived 2Sthscbr Beauty, Chambers Baltimore days.
Has bad continuance Of rain. head wiads and calm
weather.
schr Susan A Anderson, Elise. Baltimore, s days.
Sehr saml Lord, Smith. Baltimore, 8 days.
Below,
Slip Western World from Liverpool with mdse and pas
gers to ID & KingIand.
Bark San Francisco, Wood, days from Baltimore.
Sailed,
Ship VIM rockingham. Babbidge, Pert Philip (Auyl
Wind during the day from Ne to NV, and fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

DEAD BoDY IDENTIFIED-The examination At
Chesapeake City Monday Of last week led to the iden-
tcaten OF the body found In the bushes that place.
some two weeks since and which proved be that of
Dennis Gallery Of the four Irshmen who were fog
ged few days previous by ;wo citizens An inquiry in
to the Of his death before Justice Newand result
ed in holding to bail in the sum Of So 600 each Capt
Perry W. Chopper, and Nathaniel A. Culinary the two cit
izens Aforesaid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

ELLEN CRAFT, THE FUGITIVE SLAvE.-The Ma
con Messenger, rays we understand that the cele
brated Ellen Craft tue fugitive slave belonging to
Or Collins of this city who excited much interest in
Boston, two years ago and who had the honor to be
Quoted through the sa Palace at Londo during the
great fair upon the Of the Chairman Of the Executive
Committee who sighted many fair representatives OF the
Caucasian pay HE dors this cham
brmaid has Voluntarily gone into the service an Anne
iican gentleman ana lady upon condition that they will
bring her back to her owner here.o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

BLOODY RETRIBUTIos Sullivan, who MUIR
iered Mr.. Jordan in Washington county, Alabama
years ago for which he sentenced to the pentcn
ary returned home short time since and shot one
DAY last week by Of Jordan lad twelve fifteen
Of age. Sullivan died the next day. Before h
YES buried one Of his thrown from his horse
and instantly killed We understand that sullivan at
tempted shoot young Jordan first but his gun missed
t,n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

THE DUEL This morning, Francis Doyle, ESQ.,,
arrested and appeared before Justice Grubb charged
with being the bearer Of challenge from Dr. william
Collins Of Virginia. TO Col. J. 3 Cunningham to fight
in duel The Justice required him to give security
for his appearance to stand trial the charge
Hon Tbos II Bayly Of Virginia, became his security.
--Washington Telegraph Friday. august %
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UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA.-At the recent COM
of the Alabama University the honorary de-
1ree Of NJ. A. was conferred Rev. VIM. johnson Rev
"m. II. Milburn, and John Malone; the honorary de-
sree Of LII on Prof Simon Grecnlesf lately of the law
fchooiof Harvard University; the Hon. J. X. Pauldng.
Of New York. and the Hon. John Mcpherson Berrien
Georgia The honorary degree OF d, d. Rev John l..
Kirkpatrick, Of Gainesville, Ala.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

Nova SCOTIA CURRENCY "A bill passed by the
Legl sve Assembly Of Nova scotia at its last session
received the sanction OF the Crown and t goes
into effect IL establishes the value Of the American
eagle coined under the preent law OF the United States
At E2 10s, currency OF the British sovereign. at 2is
sd currency Of The crown, Of g. I'd aud ether coins
in proportion.
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Passenre,,s In Arrive,

New misunderstanding Benz Fraaklin-J Ham
NETT, Bisland Masters and Zachare. Mrs Brad
ford, child and servant. Mr. Himy W Palmer Mackay
lady and child. Barney, lady and children, DIR
Symes Waldo, A Mason. Professor Everitt Dupay
WV Washburn. Peduzzi. A Burns, Scott w McComb
B Kr light, Cartel-l4 in tho AteerAge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30

A SLAVE STEALER ARRESTED Reuben johnson,
free negro that had been for long time past wagon
driver for Mr. Lntner has been committed before the
police court to the charge abducng the sIayss
Of G. q. Armstrong One Douglass msyhap a brother Of
Freds, trfiDg free negro Of Jenersonville stands
Courier, 24h.
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T,assonuors Arrived,

ST. THOMAS bermuda Steamship Petrs-C Elliot.
family lrd two Margaret Fleming. Hayes.
Clarke. sN Wade. Mckay. Lao ~e Barnes Adding
ton, Il r Robertson A Isbell, B Chase, Romsn, A
EgSie Bowaen Armstrong; Bonseman. NJ ske5it,,
ford II A TAFT Sparks, Marie n Louis. Farmer, J
Ellis Gratre Thomas. and Retallerk. Barnes,
Arangueren r Gurra. + MINNIE, Betley, Bsrrey, A
swanson. L Pollard, Linkman. Trott, RepSon, IL
~
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T'HE MARRIED. woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
Diseases Of Womca-Twsntisth edition Is mo. pp. 80
Price 81 Years Of Of physical and mental
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tho husband might have BEEN spared BY timely posscsn
Of this work. II intended especially for she married.
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Here, also femslethe wife the ther-the o.
either budding into womanhood the other In the dsons
Of years-in whom nature eontemplates an important
shaIs can discover the csuscs .ympsoms and most
ecient remedies and most certain mode Of IN ever
complaint to which her scx II subject.
(Extract OF alstter from agenteman In Dayton Ohis
DE-. A. N. MounIorAu, No 10 Liberty strsst = sosss
some thrse yeArs or more in Of great
nn AND suffering some months before durns
successive debilitatina
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FOR PRESIDENT,
MEL WE BIS I Err,
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
W l. l. A nj A. q II A III A III

OF NORTH CAROLINA
The subscribers pectfnlly and earnestly invite
their fllowc favorable the above nominations
TO meet with them the Court House Tuesday
ing next for the purpose Of adopting such measures
may eeem best TO promote the glorious object
embraced in the nomination Of the distinguished indvid
uals above named
Alex and.r MacRae, A. yanBokkelen,
Robert @. Rankin NJ Cronly.
A. Martin, Albert Adams,
Z. Evans, Sas N. Martin,
Joseph II Blossom, Joseph b. Russell,
l. Fillyaw, d. Ellis,
1. Northrop, A. A. Hartsfeid
Alexander MacRae, Jr, n. Harriss.
s. Nj West, w. j. Love, Jr,
4 ID. Love. + d. Smaw,
Thomas W. Brown George IL Kelley,
Thomas Loring, WV Pierce,
Il. J. Lutterloh. Jno A. Taylor
Robert II Cowsn, L. N Barlow
Il. Grant, Z W. Durham,
John g. Durham. Henry Mutt,
Samuel w. Dunham, John NacRae, Sr
Wilmington, August Goth, 1862