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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-16

D good assortment of genuine German tuognc in
alos of hotties plain and wiekecd Also Go
orno 81 our own manufacture In all HIscd bottles Iuhns
ENuRcg of the most approved odaa, LcRrands Extracts,
(quu to Inbin Aromatic Vinegar Toilet articles generally,
In variety scrctcd carefully in aud snlo by.
SIKOI1lEK q WHITEHEAD,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-16
NEW suwEuuY, WATCHES, Ac.-

IN vii trouble my f,icuda with a short notice once
~ y, more. have Just returned from New York with n
Gss65 NEW SUPPLY or JEWELRN, WATCHES, &c,
which viii soil IA cheap cactprr THANH can DO bought else
Who're Watch and Spectacle Onatrs put in all kinds of Jew
rry rcpnrcd the shurtos cHu be found door
10 SthoeHcd Humans Mt the Sign of the Watch M ns
ont ldlm A. l. SliTP1IIN
The daily union., 1856-01-13
uy 5. ). mecoamloK. Auo.,onssr.

AUCTION SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURING
a eSarhment Tuesday, the 18Th day ~ JanuaI, 1856
hshandia gna viii be sold the vaiuabIs snueluns ssia
shnie"i owned BY the ygin
ins Company, uofns.iy s,alih n Perkins
Inc real esiale OF ground and whsrses fronting
e rss faomae bounded iyows; Conms neiag pn
% W"c sie its feet Of unon the line
mnas on oest alley 78 feel inches q the chan
ne Of the yer Potomac north, i76
wss, nndns ca Wolfe street. the beginning and
5000 square feet gound, OF
snhcent depu Of float the largest class vessels This
properly 10 connected by switch with the Orange and Alexandria
rairoad improved by following buildings butt OF
brick and with secud against IT, shop,
which uas sound oor 3 by ol feet story i3 by 80
boiler shop 100 Rect building shop n
W eet The tools complete
chne si ibis for manufacturing aIips station.
aud freight ears aud raload Of ali knds The machinery
nhee 70 ORR about 800 advantage and there ample
shop room 10 WORK 500 men, II feqnired.
bounded Wilkes PIT, Ghbon, Assph street, with
r iot - BY e ss abuu, "a go sround gronrd
rent of 90 by frei,
cnd ~ se sale Ihs property fronts umedal the orange
proof foundry 90 BY 60 feet with all the requisite cuppas
ovens, TASKS, sheds ac E first class foundry business The
thie PoptI abcve named, both real and will be sold
o4e,e favorable opportunity
speent capital 70 enage in pronabls business In desirable
Terms Of sale; s20o0 paid on st
February e6l, with able Annually S324is 10
be paid the LIT Of May, Ie6i interest, quarterly
nuay The deferred TO c made The Ist OF February
o6 and LIST OF May 1904 be secured by deed OF u.t real
personal described
abva 20 be secured by deed Of the property and
goahie notes with approved sndorseJs .. m
maena on hand comprising lumber COAL pig scrap ,n bar
and hotter iron, &c, Ac
All $780,
Paies desing the properly wishing further
formation, viii please apply to - -
Dec 5-2awtt5Jan .. ..#u Alexandria, Va
The daily union., 1856-01-13
United states Patent Once,
Washington, Januai v 2, 1856

an petition Of w Buick of New York, praying The
al granted him the 23l Of March,
s4l Improvement pressing hay,n &c.
r"n tue expiration Of said patent which takes place
the 2aa day Of March, A. d. 1856
said petition heard Patent Office
Monday hu 10Th q" March ~ O'clock and all
appear cause why
said petition onsht not 10 be rsanted.
opposing required e In the Patent
Office their objections specially firth In writing at enst
days before lr day of hearing all Testimony hed by either
re SAID niiied
with The rules OF Office, which will be furnished
application
Tile testimony the will be closed the s9h Of Feb.
deposons, and other rsied testimony,
hied the office brofe the morning
tho usuneus IL any, within days thereafter.
Ordered G, that this be- pab,shsd In the Union, Inte
gencsr, and Evening sr, ashneton D. o. Argus Baltimore
Pbiiadrpa Journal
weeks prevou. the h OF March the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
sEdors of the above papers will please copy and end their
bile Patent Office, with Containing notice.
IN l-iav3w
The daily union., 1856-01-13
UI,iIsd states patent Onnes,
washington, January 3. Is 6

IN pcutIon OIL W. ,nd G. ". Blake OF Ptpprrvs,
chuss prayIns
The 2 April si1 nr improvement in "wsrf whees" for
the expiration Of sid p,t0Bt, which
the esi day of April, 1856
ordered that said peon be henrd Of e Patent Once
kpr IL O'Clock, p.;
persons nodrd appear and show
why said petition ought not to be granted. .#.t
Persons Gle 10
objections specially forth IN writing, twenty
hearing All testimony hted by either
sd hearing be and transmitted
eordance the rules OF the ONCE, which will be furnished
picaton, .." .....m. IL ~. " ..
testimony will be cosei the 2sh Of March,
deposGns, and other relied testimony,
flied Office before the morning Of that
the argunsns II any within ten days thereafter,
Ordered thaiths notice be published IN the Union, lpie
renear, and snt, Washington, d. O. Argus, ldmore Md
vanan, Piadepia, Pal journal of Commerce. New
York. VI and Boston Post, Boston, Mass, week
weeks previous 10 tho 7 day Of Apl
the day Of hearing ...s..
Commissioner Of Patents,
r. Edtors above papers will pease copy, aud send
Patent Ohce with containing this notice
Ian
The daily union., 1856-01-13
United states Patent Once,
Washington, January 3, lss

IN the petition of Jnna,han Read of Aon Illinois praying
the extension Of granted him l2n
1912, for improvement machines
from The expiration OF said patent Which takes place ihe 2h
~ Of March, le.6-
tits ordered the said petition be heard Office
Monday the 81 day OF March IL O'Clock and all
persons notified and show they have
why said petnoD ought not 10 be granted. f@
Persons the required file the Patent
Dfeo their objections sreciay forth writing least
days before of testimony filed by ee party
be USED The said hearing transmitted
with the rules VI the office which will furnished
pica'ion.
The Testimony in be closed
tepostinns and other relied testimony
mus' he ed in the office before the morning of that day. the
arguments II any within days thereafter. as...
Ordered. also, published In the Union Ine
gencsr Sar Washington O.; Argus, Baltimore
ian, Phiadeubin. Pa Journal New
Yorki and enquirer, Cncinnsli, Ohio week three
ceessive weeks previous TO the I'd Of March next The day
hearing. L
-. r... CHARLES MASON, ~
......... .... Commissioner Of Patents.
r. s.-Edio papers will please copy, send
their bills Patent 0ee, with paper containing this
Jaui--
The daily union., 1856-01-13
On Saisrday, January ~, 1856.

800 prizes la ALL nting nearly
Tickets SlO-hasss S5-quafters 81 h0--sgths 81 IS.
Being OF OF nl
guaranned by the State If Maryland
we'll sraideniopIo sell the high and has
haJp
brGre had the PLEASURE of personal interview.
We invariably
the drawing send ucia priptpd
fled the State ofbcsr with OF
single trial place in nnsessina competency life.
Tryus Try EGEkTUN x BROTHER,
bnI l03 Post Othcc, Baiimore, Maryland.
Once, corner Exchange Place and souih street.
Joun n. EaxRTnE,
CHAs Z. EexRros, Jr Jan 9, Q, 10, IA, 10, le, 10.
The daily union., 1856-01-13
%os""v huWbtfn ttuvV WiIfrs
Prizes payabi1 In full without deduction.
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWENTY TICKETS
I,o0V PIIbta, aMUunIIhg tU-, ...,..,,.-,..
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

looo prizes, amounting to Sl4o,oou
.... APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The preceding the
ming the hist 20 prizes entitled TO approximation prizes
above. " ~ n
The Of all prizes is guaranteed by the State Of Mary
ahd.
All tickets in The lotteries authorized by the State OF Maryland
hear The ,hngahed signature OF X BHErA general Dgent
for Tho cont actOro
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. s..
There 20 900 tickets numbered from 20 000 There
700 prizes The numbers frn TO 2D0oV corresponding with
those tickets slips rolled
and with small placed in Wheel The
Of different fI prizes rolled in the
and plac in another wheel The 800
prizes drcIdrd Ii above.
After wheel the whes of
numbrrs, and wheel
by who bndodrd These opened exhibited
credited number lh
This operation repeated a prizes drawn
The drawing will be promptly al purchasers.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whoe- si0-balves S5- quu 80 so eighh- 81 25.
All orders for shares will with attention
Address II. FRANCE GO,
Jan I0--3ta wd Scp Managers, baltimore, Md.
The daily union., 1856-01-13
81 G@<~.L~
To ouR SUBSCRIBERS.

ie sins of pssen win be upon booAs
the lnrnl ofthe subscription bs MAIDS advance.
Distant subscribers money BY letter. postage
e which VIII se pad By slisa ss
sale transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER pabshea ti weekly during ule
ions Of Cong COS, and ekly aurus rscess
Subscriptions for peod lass year will received
pTopoIuoDed 10 the above annual
@y-P0srmAsTERs authorized usanis and,
by sending DAILY susscrbe $50 enclosed, or
sEMi-wEEKLY suhscoss. with gas enclosed, viii be
nued a copy xrofs.
The daily union., 1856-01-13
United states s'ut.nt once,
Af.yhtFwtnu I.r,uV.. O III

IN petition of Zephouah Botwoh, Of Hammer OF o pny
lug fnr extension Of granted him the 9Th
Apt fs4 Improvement In 'consrUcng heating p
for ,sysn The expiration said raen which
place nnt the 9Th day bf hpii lb5S-
ordered tai the SAID riuon be hssrd At the Patent ofce
the 9fh of March nebt az ~ O'Clock, al
pcrsons notified appear and show cause any they
haze, why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
oppong the fle IN the Patent
their objections specsy forth writing least
heannF al testimony fled by either
be nj said bearing nd
rules OF the oice which will be furnished spp
cation,
The testimony tho wiz b, closed the h March dep
osons, and other relied testimony, he
the oaiee before the morning Of that dsyi ihs
~ ,nenfs, u any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered published In the Union fncl
ssncer, and Evening" STAR Washington D. T. Argus Baltimore
Bsonng hgu, Philadelphia, Pannsyvaaa Journal of Commerce,
New York Euqnrer, Cincinnati, ohio, week
oo succer've previous TO the 24h oC Mnch nen the
day Of hearing CHARLES MASON
Cominissioner Patents.
PsTnrs oho above papers VIII pease copy and send their
bills 10 me Patent ohce with paper containing his notice
Jan A-lHtVaw
The daily union., 1856-01-13
macauisy'. E.Rland. .--Iws New vcIen,sa.

HARPER BROTHERS., Franklin Square, New York, rubiff
III tb DAY from early Sheets by arrangement with the
the hOry England from the accession of james H. n,
hou1s Babaon Macaulsy Wh on original porsit OF The an
thor.
Prices ef Harper'' Uniform Edaio~s.
handsome library edition, printed supernne paper
musiiH, 81 20 v,tuns.
popular edition, printed fine pFpsr, muslin, oa
= vfiums.
4 chsrp octave edition, pap covers. 0s volume.
volumes ~
paid within the United states under 5000 miles
on caiDt of money.
Jan li-idkiw
The daily union., 1856-01-13

1Eottsts w. Mph SIT. Attorney aud touas.ttsr-ns
law, United States e"mnssonsr commissioner
Cour' of Clains, No. a. Wall New York.
Refers Hon Justice Unitrd states supreme Court
~ Fh, United senator General O. Totem CORES
Engineers Blair Solicitor
or aims n. GIiet, and Major Arnold Harris Washing
CITY. Oct l0-WfSSunam
The daily union., 1856-01-13

NOTICE. u hereby G'vrn 'nst wall apply Go the
IN commissioner Pensions duplicate o 4acte
land bounty usd under The law ofsrpsmber
1850, numbred 81 the Of lsie'l3
has been which has been assigned
pledged, or located by me, or by my authority. - -.
jan t2-lHv6v JOHN ROSS.
The daily union., 1856-01-13

sl1O,0O
MARYLAND LOTTERY,
To be drawn Havana plan.
MARAozKs' osrIcE MAKYLAKp LorrERtEs,
Baltimore, January 4, 1850.
Tue managers OF the MalsRd lotteries having had il
INA me plan oi drawing the Havana lotteries has
sna being deou 10 a'y the public, have concluded
lottery on the Havana plan.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or MARYLAND,
Glass s.
To be drawn IN Baltimore, Maryland Saturday. January l9
1856
fnzss amounting 10 S4oo00 will distributed according
..s... following nisgnideeut scheme
10000 numbers 900 prizes
The daily union., 1856-01-13

CARD his method Of announcing those of
"a ledger that
will iull stai
ncluive, opportunity
aon ptrearAy pronp seuvnon which VIII be conndent
y expected ~ ALL HUOE, BRO, n co.
Dec 3tsw9wif TInteIgencer.I
The daily union., 1856-01-13
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY,
Novel Lottery.

HE frat drawn Unied Havana
THIS scheme IL combination system
ticket rube fron, 1900
beng place Ge numbers
nve schrmr with
but yable In full wi hout drduciiou.
GRAND CON soLIDaTED LOTTERY,
The daily union., 1856-01-13

Orders for tickets and shares and cerhca,cs Of packages in the
above splsndid lotteries will receive the prompt
an ascoun, OF each drawing will be Immediately aer
To all who order from
4 Address P.J buckley, Agent,
Il Dec 10 Wilmington, Dc,Awaro.
The daily union., 1856-01-13

r. aEdors of the above will please copy and
their bills the Patent Ohee with containing this notice.
Jaui-- wlx
The daily union., 1856-01-13

0ssIox cosaissARy GENERAL or sonslsrssox,
washington, October 70, 1850
y 18Th January, 1850, delivery proyison
r the OF the troops Of the United sla,a upon Inspection
foowr;
al fsr Brady, saaa STE Marie, Mehtsan,
o2 barrel, Of pork
I25 barrels OF fresh supsrfne hour
80 bushels OF white field beaas
sd pounds Of good hard soap
80 pounds Of good hard ialiaw candles
ss5se pru Dc Of hrsi qua iy dry brown sugar
I,3ia pounds aT nfst quality kioeo
"a bushels Of good clean dry hne salt
as galois of good cider vnegar
one,haf oa is June. 1850 remainder by 18th September
AZ Fort Maekinae, AiieAgaa
90 barrels Of pork
l25 barrels Of rrsh supsrGne four
% bush"is nf white field
s1o rounds of good hard soap
$40 pounds OF GOOD hard talow candles
s6as pounds O nrst qual,y dry brown sugar ..ma
i,Jis pounds of nrst qualify colt
~ bushels ~ goo clean dry line
D gallons OF good elder vinegar.
One halt lst June, 1885 remainder BY 18th September
az Fort Independence, Boston, Massachusetts,
1874 barrels of pork
eJ0 barreis ai irrrh superhne f,ar
loo : o new wh,re held beans
I,15a pouads of good hard soap
Csc pounds OF good hard ,aiiow candles
sac pounds drai quality dv hrown sugar
2,62o pounds ~ irsi qnaty Rio c.nne . ....
2s bu-htls nf good clean ary fas salt
43s gallons Of good cider vinegar.
Al Fort ottaro osDeso, New York.
81 barrels Of p"r
I25 barrels OF iresh superfne faur
50 bushes OF white field Deans
s76 pounds Of good hard soap
32o pounds of ao,d hari ulll,w candies
2b2s pounds OF d 81 qualify d'y brown sugar
l 3i4 pounds OF frsi quality Ri,i cnfiee
IA bushels OF good clean dry line salt ... .aa....t
2la gallons Of good elder vinegar.
half lst June 1855; nmainder in all October 1856.
Al Rest Point, NcD York.
800 barrels q po's . .. ...
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-13
Work to Do.

The Athens Post makes the following re-
marks respecting the nominee for elector in
the third district, and the necessity for &C
tive work in the coming canvass. Ameri-
cans everywhere should be alive to the i'm
portance of zeal and energy, to the success
of their cause:
Ofthe candidate whom the Convention NOM
mated for eector, it is unnecessary for Us to say
anything. He is we'll known TO the District as
a gentleman posses sing a high order of abili-
ty-a ready and close debater, bold and manly
in bearing, and jealous in his regard for the
cause in which the dearest interests of the
country are reposed, he will enter into the con-
test with a zeal that knows no firing, and
resolution to fight the good fight earnestly, and
to bear the banner which his brethren have
placed in his hands gloriously through the
conflict.
But while we congratulate our friends in the
District upon the selection that has been made,
we must not lose sight of the fact, the impor-
tant fact, that there is work, constant active
work, for each and every one OF Us to do; and
that no matter how able, energetic, Jealous ard
gallant our standard bearer may be, without
our hearty and united cooperation all his eff
forts must prove powerless for success. We
have q cause to promote based upon principles
Of patriotism as pure and large as those which
gave birth to the Republic; a Presidential
ticket that challenges our highest confidence
and best exertions, and to the support of which
every good and true man can rally, assured
that its success will be the success of the coun-
try; and we have foe to contend with well
organized, active, vigilant, and determined to
contest every inch Of ground, and who will
use every appliance to retain the power they
have so grossly abused. Our standard bearer
will discharge his duty we know; but each
member of the party, every friend of the tick.
ct, is equally bound to work for success, and
We repeat, unless We do so work, work late
and early, constantly and earnestly, the result
will be adverse. United, diligent and concert.
ed action is the best guarantee of success. Let
us have 1.-THE cause is the cause of the ooun-
try-the prize, the peace and safe of the
Union.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-13
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

WISH to sell my stock farm situated Immediately at Union
Depot the Memphis and 0hoRaroad, and on the Mem
phis and Sommerve Plank Road IL miles Of Memphis
containing 6l0 Acres 800 ia fine Of cu on
the remainder finely mbered, and all under and sub
stantl fence-a good Two Story amed Dwelling Framed
Negro Houses Stables for twenty horses aad hundred
head Of Cattle. am selling from my Dairy IS worth
Milk day There Is Acres set ia fruit Of choice
quality. viii sell the Land, Crop, Stock and few likely
young Negroes and give possession in meiiaely will sell
the land and deliver winter Here the best chance
for party familiar with Stock Raising and devote bis
time 10 the business be found in West Tennessee This
place be divided into nine Lots with beautiful Building
Site wood and cleared land EACH all and with
a good road 10 the d. pot
not sold privately before the LIST July it viii that day
be divided and sold in lot suit purchasers together with
stock consisting Of seventy Eve head Of cows mostly
with calf by my Brahmin Bull twenty Mares with ca BY
Nebraska: stock Of fine booded Hogs and Sheep; Rah
min Bull Memphis; and Cow S1sansh my young Stallion,
Nebraska by Imported Sovregn Ann Glencoe four years
eli.
Persons wishing examine the place get farther nr
nation will please call me, q. b. LOCKE Real Estate
Broker in Memphis crit will be shown by my Overseer who
is the place. The train the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
leaves this place at ~ O'Clock, and returns at N
O'clock Pm every day. JOSEPH K. FERGUSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-13
From the Boston Traveller.
Tho Position of Mr., FIIImora.

A report has been circulated of late that Mr..
Fillmore had determined TO decline the nomi.
nation Of the American party. The report
seems to have originated with the political Cd
ponents Of Mr.. Fillmore, and the only authori-
ty Addnsed is a letter which he is said to have
written to some friends in New York. The
obvious object of the orignstors of ths report
is to counteract the efforts now being made 10
concentrate the American party in favor of the
nomination, hoping thereby to strengthen the
factions which now distract that party and
threaten to destroy its integrity. 1t will be
seen by the following letter from Mr. Haven
an intimate friend aud former law partner of
Mr.. Fillmore, and now a member Of Congress
that there is no ground for the statement that
Mr.. Fillmore intends TO decline the nomination,
and that without the sacrifice Of any former
political opinions, his views will be found TO
be in accordance with the American party,
which are expressed in Mr.. Ravens letter. We
do not know that this letter was written for
publication; but it has been communicated to
Us by the gentlemen TO whom it is addressed,
with liberty TO publish it, which We readily do,
Knowing that il will be read with general in
iereet:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-13
The Bureau of Agriculture.

The Bureau Of Agriculture, including
the Commissioners for the selection of Fair
Grounds, constitute, as we consider it, the
FARMERS LEGISLATURE! Agriculture is at
tanning to its true dignity and Importance,
when gathering from all parts of the
State, like that now in this city, takes place
to subserve its great interests. Many Con-
Yentions of political character have gath
cred here from time to time, but in true
Importance, as we consider it, this meeting
transcends them all. 1t is tardy though
significant admission of the greatness of the
interests to be considered and promoted,
and it is cheering omen for the future
greatness of the State, when such move
ment can be carried out
State Fairs, in connection with Rail
roads, are fast revolutionizing the Common
wealth; and combined, their influence ap-
pear irresistible in adding to the resources
of the community. We understand that a
proposition is before the Commissioners for
the purchase of grounds near the first De-
pot from the city, and that the Railroad
Directory agree to set down passengers
there for one dime! So manifest an advan-
tage we have no doubt will have great
weight with the Board, provided the local
ity indicated combines the other advan-
tages sought.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-13

The following correspondence win be read with
interest,"
SACRAMENTO CrrY, April 4th, 1856.
HoE. A. J. DoNELsos-
Sir: 1t is to me a matter Of personal pride to
be the chosen instrument of forwarding TO you
the resolutions adopted. with the proceedings had,
at the Ratification hieeting held in this city the
22d utimo.
Being Tennessean myself, and of Democratic
MISUNDERSTANDING faithfully sustained the docs
trines inculcated by General Jackson,-having
voted for James K Polk twice for Governor
having accepted the nomination for Congress in
the First District in 1882 and canvassed the Diss
trict for four months, against Wing majority Of
$500, for the sole purpose of aiding in his cleo
ton, having voted for him for President and
heartily approved his Administration, you must
pardon me for saying, that your nomination for
the Vice Presidency by the American Party has
done more to satisfy and establish my mind in the
correctness of my own motives in becoming a
member OF the American or 'UEion Party" than
all else combined
With NV sincere wishes for your triumphant
election and the successful establishment of the
principles embodied in our creed have the honor
TO be very truly Your obedient servant
j. POWELL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-13

"FoRGKD LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from
Washington mention the discovery of land
warrant forgeries covering more than a mil
lion Of acres. The investigation is proceed
ing, aud new frauds are coming to light every
day"
We are requested to say that this rumor
probably grew out of the discovery that pre-
parations were being made to put into circuls-
ton a considerable number OF oounierfeited
warrants, and that the despatch above quoted
las led to the supposition that the warrants
alluded 10 had been issued from the pension
Office, which is not the osse.-Ndt lat, 7h.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-13
south Car0IIna-Tho Cincinnati Com
Vention.

The State Convention Of South Carolina,
which met at Columbia, adjourned after sp-
pointing delegates to the Cincinnati Conven-
ton passing resolutions declaring President
Pierce the choice of the Convention. We sub
Join list Of the delegates:
FoR THR STATE AT LARsR.--Hon. +. W.
Pickens, Hon. ]. L. Manning, A. G. Magr&th,
aud Gen Gadberry.
FoR THR CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS list B.
II. Wilson, o. W. Dudley; I'd, W. d. Porter,
Charles Macbeth; 80, J. d. Allen, Col. b. Il.
Brown; 4th, Hon. p. s. Brooks, P. Sullivan;
9Th, Hon. James L. Orr, James Farrow j.
Moses, Edward J. Palmer