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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

LIN ,srns all vessels int pres' NJ themes / ,
At Galao 10 load u tb Guam o under 'ie :; IL -
diioos # the treaty, that their charters "
.uic.ly investigated, aud any attempt al i '''
viii be severely punished. - ., Val
TIE steamer Massachusetts arrived a. r'. q
nar,i-o on the 3Ist fOctober ron san / f1 d.
cisco. and sailed November the 18th tor MO
and home. .,,.s.,
The subscriptions received by The passe,h
Ger. Of the CIV Of Phrsburg had ena al, >.
no. IF tEem 10 continue Their voyage 10 Cal.
f,rpIa The cabin passengers received g
nunces and the others Ouncrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
Arrival Of The ChcrOi<ec--s4afer Iron"
Havana.

NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-1he steamer 1i,Fr.
okec from Havana, Dec. l4th-bas arrived
She brings &c passengers and no news oil lni'
portaoce. She was allowed full commullea,
lion with the shore ard landed aud received
her mails and passengers No questions re 81.
,iy,, to former difficulties We're raised. The
sloop of.uar Cyane was in port. The steamer
Osprey from New York arrived on the 18th and
sailed the same day for New Orleans: The
ship Windsor Fay was entirely broken IN two
and lighter Aus tipping her aud saving part
Of her cargo. -,
Tie Havana Diario was principally hIied
with comments on President Filmore's mes
sdIe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
DEN. Picrce's Cabinet.

The generous suliciude Which the friends
ofGcn. Pierce have displayed III undertaking
10 relieve him from the responsibility aud deli.
cacy of selecting his own cabinei. does not mp
pear 10 have awakened the gratitude Of thai
gentleman. A letter is said to have been re-
ceived from him. within few days, 10y per
sonal flienI in Washington, in which h. re-
marks, IN substance. that as the people have
devolyed the Presidency upon him. he will
take the responsibility Of selecting his own
cabinet"
The Concord New Hampslitc) Patriot,
published in the immediate vicinity Of Gen.
Pierces residence, and edited by gontemln
on whom he has recently conferred mark oi
personal favor and confidence. has an article,
las We learn from the Washington Republic
on the construction of the new Cabinet which
bears internal evidence Of authority. Il an.
nounees that The attempts nov beng made y
papers and individuals to press particular l'oi.
ties upon General PIrRcE's attention, viii
prove Intellectual; the President elect having
il says--a full sense Of his responsibility, aud
d Iull ueiernlhatioh 10 Jadgo Tor hlihNcl III i'
gard 10 the men " no shall be called To bis
council. The States are reminded lhal all can
not be represented in the Colinet, and that the
supposed claims Of sections or persons ma.l
Weld 10 other considcratinns On two other
important points tho Patrlot speaks ith great
explcincss. II declares that 10 man will he
prescribed because he has in pa.t times he
longcd TO particar sections OF the Democratic
party; aud that the circumstance al having e
longed 10 a previous Democratic Adniniarl-
ton will not be a reason iar accepting or re.
jeciing any one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

- having procured the services of Miss AEBY BOYD
of Massachusetts, tcach school his house for he
purpose Of cducating his daughter, would take few
boarders as scholars Miss Boyd came highly recon-
o,anded rs a Lady and Scholar The school is now in
nrooress. and ! can confidently recommend it to ,lc
paron.ge of those wishing send their daughters ia
school In addition to al the English branches Mis-,
BOYD will teach the Latin, French and Italian Languap.
es Music, Painting aud Drawing,
TERMS.-Board, including bedding fuel lgh.s
washing &c will be pot the low price of six dollar,
per month and the tuition proporiionatcly low.
The situation il retired the dwelling spacious and
the school Dom within few steps of the door Appli
cation can be made six miles from Lynchburg
in Amherst or at the Vnginian Office, Lynchbrg and
will re er TOD DIN lolins, John j. Puryis, Drs Payne
Patterson and others in Lynchbnrg.
dec 23-d&c.2t WIN. PETTYJOliN.
RpubIcan copy OF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

(. }orhcouty Of style, We Lave never any ar
nrIo+ lial would compare with STABLERN ANO-
DYNEGllERRY ENPECTORANT and DIARRllFA
CORDIAL. they haye been recommended cxte lsiyely
by ply icions in Baltimore Which speaks for the
canren. The propricors selling them in such
quantities hul they have bad make extensive arrange
mont, l5l their preparation to meet the dcmand.-
hose suffering with Colds, Cough, Asthma. &c or
iiarri ma should give them ii tria
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
ZINK & LAWRENCE

Al link will continue the Foundry business at tho
,,,ye place lie respectfully -oeits the patronage Of
HI. friends aid lie public. II Is prepared 10 furnish
s.. Pence and Porch ruling. Hollow ware Ploaghsnrd
pIigb rnstings of fall kinds and sizes in short. he
49,. ared to do all kinds Of work dome in any Other .j
job WORK and repairing dom n,
hort noiice.. ZlNk
y B-Nr. f. D. Lawrence is authorized 10 .a,,p.
,r me al the business of the firm of link & Lawrence
dec > lets Al T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

Accounts from Washington represent the
Hon Vim. Il. King to be in 80 feeble cor di-
ton Of health, as TO render II impfabahIe that
he " III survive 10 enter upon tie nev honorto
which he ha, been elevated lNd.cl it is said
that tie question Of the ssion forms ua-
teria portion Of The intriguing, which now oe.
cupics tho political circles At the capital
When, few weeks ago his demise was pre-
malufely announced, we heard that tlcre was
quite an active movement set on foot among
the "elitc of the democracy of Richmond -
behalf of Hon. John Y Mason, of this State
In the event Of such contingency as would
render new election necessary, We would
see a terrible shindy among the harmonious
democracy. The pressure Of prudence md
apprehension, which held them under some
restraint at Baltimore, being removed, The dill
ierent oliques would fall hy the cars, with n
vehemence of froternol fury, the ike OF which
has not been witnessed before in this country.
The luck of the eminent and Jolly citizen.
whose name We have mentioned, has never
yet failed him, I'm game Of politics, &c mean
and We know no other impedimen to his sue
cess, than the want OF the requisite amount OF
personal obscurity and insigniGcencc 10 suit a
party, who have chosen for the hig est Office
in the world, man, whose very name wns
unknown 10 ninety. nine hundretbs Of our peo
pie ~ elvo months ogo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
+ oTECE.--ALL persons indebted to the

u DTEGE .--ALL persons indebted to tie ale
Y firm Of !. =. & W. s. Deilard, are hereby notified
fbnt unless immediate steps are taken to iquiatr their
bonds and accounts they will be placed in the had. of
COLLECTOR for settlement longer Indulgence cannot
he oyrn. Either ofthe firm authorized to settle and
oiys recent for the same dec 23-c6t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
VIRGINIA EEGAsLATURE.
MONDAY, Dec. 2C
SENATE.

SENATE.
The House bill IN relation to the Charity
School Of New Kent county, and to authorize
lheclccion of an increased numi er OF ovcrseers
Of rho Poor in said county, was passed with
lis tillr
On motion Of Mr.. Smith the report Of the
select committee on the subject Of small notes,
VAS ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Watson presented the minority report
on the same subject Which was ordered to be
printed.
Mr. McDearmon moved that the committee
on Banks inquire INTO the cxpcdcney Of an
thorjz NJ and requiring the bank. OF tins com
monw cath to issue notes between the dcnom
nation Of five and ten dollars.
Mr.. Baldwin moved thatthe committee on
Courts Of Justice inquire inro The Xpldjency
Of so amending the Gath section of the act
providing lor the election, qualification, pow
rrs, &c, Of Justices Of the Peace, &c, passed
Anil 22d, 1852, as TO allow Aldermen Of The
CIV of Richmond he same compensation now
allowed 10 Justices of the Peace for taking
dispositions. for taking and certifying the nc
acknowledgement of any deed, or taking and
certifying the privy examination and ac-
acknowledgement OF married woman.
\ bill authorizing loan to the James River
aud kanawha company, 50 as to prevent any
failure To meet the interest for which the State
/, bound, was read third time and on motion
laid on the table.
The Senate bill 10 incorporate The Carhona
mining and manufacturing company, Was
passed, with its title.
a number of bills were ordered other third
reading.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
The EeIe2rnNEl.

:, rom paper accompanying the report of
inc superintendent of the census, it appears
that the number Of 'elegraphic lues, main and
branch in operation IN the United States q,
the LIST day of July 1852 was so--ox,ena
ing in length over 1920 miles distance :
The first line was established in ls44, be,voo,
Washington and Baltimore, and was built bv
an appropriation from Congress to test the
practical operation Of the system The aver.
age cost of construction has been about Sl5(
per mile. The receipts upon the line frou
Washington to New York from the LIST of Ju
ly 1851, to the LIST Of July 1852, amounted t.
sl03,S60. This is the most profitable linz
now in operation in this country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
,oupETlrION Foundry

[ X.I.,il county. ginia.-DlSSOLCTION-
g, J. Zink has his day Dec. Btu A. D. 1852 r r,n
ina ed of Elias Lawe1 eehis entire ir,cre, in lie n
q SFa,,Jry All delns due the firm ufZial 4 ! D.
m be collected bv \ J Znk; also the ,lsI,
t.,5 ,ls concern will be -erl"d by him. lie r,ofa.,
having elams against The concern to brine ,t
r. e. seitlemenp: aso al Who indebted To the f
ell .Is.-e call and scttle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

SOLID GAS Murdock first used gas 10
light up his office at Redrath in 1872. at
would, " says Lebig, "be one OF the greatest
dscoyerics of the age, lfany one could succeed
in conGenslog coal gas INTO White dry, solid
odollc,s substance, portable, and capable OF
being placed on a candIeotick or burned In
lamp" Already is the desire of Lie6ig being
accomplished. A mineral oil flowed out OF
cod in Drrbyshre, obviously produced hy
slow di,tiiIation from the coal. On cxamlna-
non IL has been ascerrained thai par9Dic, solid
y axy suhatance. hitherto never produced from
coal, could be formed in commercial qualities
10y slow and regular disliatioo. This is con.
densed coal gas--a solid form Of oIefant gas
desired by lichig. In forming cakes,this pro
duet, dissolved in an oil oil similar compost
hon, may be readily obtained instead of the
waste easse5 how thrown away. Should this
discovery be as successful asit PROMISES great
change will be wrought in fuel as well as ilIu
mIuaIinO pas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

THE LENNON CASE, as it is usually termed
has been referred, by the Executive, to the
Legislature for its consideration. In the pres.
ent condition of the affair. Tie case having
been taken up 10 the Court of Appeals in New
York, it is doubtful Whit course should be
pursued by the Legislature. We may be per
mited, however, to express the hope that no
action viii be taken thai will leave New York
or the country in doubt, asto the determination
ofthis State to maintain under any and all cir
cumstances,a and at whatever hazard the right of
its citizens to pass, with such lawfully acquired
property as they may choose to carry, through
the Territory Of any State that may lie across
their route. This is right that forms an es-
sential element in the comfy Of nations that
is qua aneed by the spirit of our teders coin
pact--ihat apperlDins to civilizarion--aud that
canno; besurrendcrcd thouta forfeiture Of our
dignity as acommonwealth and our self-respect
as people The matter deserves the gravest
attention of the body 10 whom il has leen re
ferred
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

Nnfn Mr. aifhcsOn III FIlssoufi VIZ ''''''''
to succeed hun.
To Sunday The l2lh instant the number OF
hogs killed n and aboui Louisville this season
IA 1872 10; thcn ~ the pens, l,723. Irccs
last season were 4 J cents net, ard tbs fen,on
81 cents, with sales Saturday Of 100000
head at that plicc. md sale oil 200 barrels
Of mess polk at SIG -. The roads 10 The city
ere all crowded with hogs III" n. Louis
Eate1i,gcncr. of Thursday, reporfs The number
OF hogs slaughtered nj 10000. viii sairs at
SIX cents nef.
The receipts Of the Ornnae ard Alexandria
Roll Rond for The moth Of November. were:
For freight s7l2l; passenger aud mail 49,
765-totul 10,ssG Beiog the larg.st receipts
thus nr received in any one month since the
opening Of the Road.
Tnor receipts Of the Manassas Gap Rail
Road for freight ana passengers during the
month of Noycmhcr, @rrc S592s Also. show
ing an excellent business.
The Mayor Of Baltimore Las received let
ter from tie Prc.idcpi elect, IN answer 10 one
rendering him the ho pilaIies ofrbc city While
on iis way L Washington. Gen. Pierce re-
Plies lhat he will lie in Baltimore about the
middle Of February, but will only remain few
hours
The opening Of tie Baltimore and Ohio
Rnlroad 10 Wheeling has been postponed
from The lst 10 the l0l Of January. This, IL is
stated, 10 in cons, q1cnee of The reception OF
many letters from Wheeling stating that they
could not possibly be ready on The first prox.
The case of FaycIte McNIucn. Esq mem
Der of Congress from Virginia who recently
lead guilty 10 an assault and battery on Mr..
llsmouth Of New York, lille on board the
steamboat Trenton, ON her passage from Bar.
denton to PhiladeIph Inns been ccrtorared to
lhe Supreme Count from the Quarter Sessions.
In the criminal Cont, Mt Washington city,
on Saturday, the charge Of severe assault by
the Hon. senator BorIaud, of Arkansas, on
Mr.. Kennedy, of the Census bureau, IN the
Capilol last session, vas slbrducd, aud the
Senator fined 500 and costs.
Tie remaining 81 900 900 ofthc Illinois GER
iol railroad bonds VI ere subscrib, d in London
)n he Sd inst at premium. This makes
up the entire 100000 originally brought
out in London.
The New York 7riJaac states that tic bal
ance of the new Eve million Pennsy lvonio lean
about 81 200, 900 has been taken in one lot at
l05, pint cash, and ra't over due bonds at
par This is about two per cent better than
4 T. at
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR


Gem of the Season for 1888 beautifully bound and Illus
naird,
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The Gift of Sentiment. do do
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Wa.s1n's Poetca Medtaiions, do do
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The Women of the Scripture, do do
The Young Ladies' II one by Mrs. fuhl
Moutgomery's Poctical Works, beautiful,
american Female Poets illustrated,
Female Poets by Betlun,,
by Caroline May,
The Hyacinth for 1852,
" Gem for All Seasons,
Toy WrenIh with beautiful illustrations
Book the Heart Loves Emblems, 80 fine steel en-
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The keepsake, II beautiful book, do do
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Com of Beanty,
Cabinet ct Modern Art,
The Perpetual Keepsake
Shah speare Ballads,
Elegant Mas'o Bibles, with Gold Clasps, spl"9,didiy
English Illustrated Prayer boos in Velvet Morocco and
other styles,
Albums (Floral and ohera) beautifully illuminated ia
elegant bindings.
ALSO,
An assortment of tie best Juvenile and Cbildren's
Books, Colouled Toy Books, &c. Back Cannon Boards
Dominocs, Portfolios with locks, Paper Weights, Port
Monies. Also,
large variety of Poetical Works of the hest and
popular Authors in small volumes, neatly bouad and
guilt, suitable tor prescns--ogch'r with many other
articles numerous to mention. The public most
respectfully invited to call and examine goods and prices
at New Bookstore opposite Warwick House
G.. MORSE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

- The funeral sermon of the late Dr. John T ".
R'"l' vi. he preached by the Rev. Mr.. Sheppcrson,
al The New London Academy. Sunday The Goth inst
His friends and acqaaiataaees respectful lily iavt.
I'd 10 nttnnl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
HANDS WANTED.-5o

4 on So Factory ll0nds wanted, lol which the bg5.
-, ,iros will BIZ paid and comfortable quarters PRIV
ID (dec 23-GO 7. l.. DUDLEY & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

n OTkGE-We wish To hire for the ensuing year
| Y DO or 50 hands tn work ina Tobacco factory-for
sklal and experienced hands, high price will be paid
DEE 13--ts MCDANIEL e. HURT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

This is the evening appointed for the eulo-
gy upon Mr.. Webster. The subject and the
speaker authorize US to expect full house
We hope il may be so.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

WANTED A ssGEE.-rho subscriber hay
' iog arrived at the conclusion that the married lie
happier than the single takes this method of procuf
ing rhrtner for life and to insure the Acquaintance o
soma fair Lndy, he deems br;efdescription of himself
sSary He is % years old. five feet six inches high
black hair and eyes fair complexion possesses goo,n
SHARE Of intelligence, and quite we'll off in the world
proposition by letter from lady about twenty years
old with good share of beauty, pieiy intelligence an"
riches, will be thankfully received. Address NJ N o.
through tho Post Office. dec lS.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
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means OF checking them ON their first approach
II muse attacked would adopt proper remedies early
but unfortunately these neglected and is not
had to medicine till the disease is firmly established in
the Lungs, from whence (mi bc last few years med
it.
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"A SEEK RONNETs nmd A,rit!cLaI

IA sELM BONNETS and Artificial
ssY9l tLOWERS-SPRIAG TRADE, 1853-R.
I. WILDE, 40 JouX STREET, NEw YoRK-Im-
porter Manufactures md Dealer in every description OF
SHRED SILK, SILK and LACE, GRAPE and
LAGE, and every imaginary style of
LADIES BoNNETS, and FRENCH ARTIFICIAL
LOW ERS, received byevery steamer from FRANCE,
comprising, one OF the largest stocks in the City, T.
winch the attention Of those wishing purchase by the
Case or Dozen, Is respectfully solicited
MlLl.lNERS are particularly invited to call aud ex,
anime the great variety Of PATTERN BONNETS
which Will be sold at lower prices than they have been
accustomed TO paying. dec 22'-wdsc4m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23
d Z LYMAA'S

20 Tll q committee Of arrangements have the plea.
sure OF announcing TINT funeral grafton, in memory Of
tho lttc Daniel Webster. vii be pronounced by RoBr
DAVIS Esq,at the Protestant Methodist Church. THURS
day evening, the23rd inst, at o'clock.
doc 2l-i23D
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-23

St. George Tucker, GS.
Geo ". Wilson. 4S
5. b. French. 5,
S;George Tucker was declared duly elected
Clerk orthe House of Delegates Of Virginia.
On motion Of Mr. Tomin the House al
iouincd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

ir Office Cbess their innocent souls think that THIS
Republtc IL e.eualy on the descending gra1e 70
perdtion and that IFS only safety CONSISTS IN their
constant use Of the brakes. They seem to consider
the country an unnamed colt, that they must oI' ana
hold on TO with both hands and all their might, to
keep flom breaking his Own neck and theirs TO boob
They manifest no confidence IN the sober second
thought" OF the people, and seemingly none IN me
capacity Of The people for selfsOvernmeni Alas
that they should be so hab,usly SLED with ground
less alarms II not only makes them unhappy u' 20
appear quite out Of place in their several stations
It's great and Notifying fact that the Ekecu-
tive Government did not receive Kossuth frankly
manfully, openly and Hospitality, without reference
to the objects Of his visit Having done that would
teeome masters of the popular elements In the case
and could have dismissed his suit, If It could no'
yield 10 his wishes, with grace, dignity ana grea'
moral power neither Of which conditions a"acaes
to the action upon the subject SIS II now stands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
CAnBoNDALE, PA correspondent who

CAeBoNDALE, PA correspondent who
writes from Carbonate, GefeEds the morall'y' res
probability and fair fame OF that young CITY, against
what he terms the ISLANDERS Of travelling editor OF
The Nesr York Obsvrer, with laudabie zeal ana
sarnestness They are he says thriving and INDUS
trious and Christian people out there, having
among them very worthy and erudite Divlnes, aole
lawyers, and thrifty merchants, with grea' many
churches and an abundance OF the best appointed
hotels happy people say we and # a disappointed
editor hear some profanity" among those VINO
frequent barrooms "a'e q nights the rest OF the
community need give themselves 10 trouble about
his angry structures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
One Day Later from Havana.

The |. 5. Mail steamship Ohio, Capt
Scherck, from Chsgres and Havana, arrived VS.
terday morning. She brings 10 news
The Ohio sailed from Chagres on the night OF the
pod ult, and arrived at San Juan on the morning Of
the oath, and sailed from there the afternoon Of
the 25th arrives at Havana on the morning OF the
seth, and sailed for New-York at IL p. VI. 3lst.
On the 2sth ult in lat % So long 81 as, the Ohio
was boarded by boat from the L 5. steamer Sara
nae, bearing the broad pennsnt of Com. Parker,
bound TO San Juan. officers and crew all we'll
VIM. Savage, laborer for the Panama Railrosd
Company, died on the voyage from NewYork to
Chsgres.
The bark Edwin Johnson, from Boston, arrived at
Havana on the evening of the 3lst ult.
We iearn from Henry L. Spencer, Esq. passen-
ger by the Ohio, that he left Csdera two days north
Of Valparaiso on the 2Sth of November. twas then
reported that Gen. Cruz was marching from the
South toward Santiago, at the head of about SIX
Thousand insurectiOnary troops Bulnes hast
ening to meet him, with force Of about the same
NUMBER and a battle was generally expected to be
fought in from twelve to fifteen days.
We are indebted to Mr. f. w. Hull. Purser of the
Ohio, for his favors.
The following persons came passengers IN the
Chic:
DrHs Spencer L. MSnsauls Ms NIL Lcy wee on" L
Reed. K Douglass, c. Meigs, II. Pengae L.; B,zzsn G
Guiochio, s. J. Eldred, II; Lsnston B. H. Smith. NJ.
per, W. f. Weston, ] Mckee A Mckee; Capt McGsse,
Charles Wells Francs: W. b Clarke Collins; A. =.
l. NJ. Brown, G c BrIehton, 81. d. Lamoline, Sum
ner, J. RounsyeD, W. II Walton J Pearce Esrris
Holmes S~A swee mS.npJjM Martin D ThorP' waters
Mclaughlin " Rose, d. Baxter, c Ferris