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proceed therein as equity and justice shall
require. The appeal to the supreme court
shall not operate to remove the new trustees
or continue the old ones in office, but the new
trustees shall administer the trust till ether
wise ordered.
SEC. 4. Whenever proceedings shall have
been or shall be instituted III chanccry, whctll-
cr by trustees or crSi"i1"c trusts. under this
act or otherwise, in good faith and for the
benefit of the trust fund the chancellor before
whom such proceedings are pending may, If
i'll his judgement he shall deem it just and
equitable, order the costs and other expenses
Of such proceedings to be taxed before him
and to be made, in whole or in part, a charge
upon and be paid for out of the trust fund
SO that each person intended to be benefited
by such proceedings shall bear and pay his
fair and just share Of such costs and expenses.
Approved. November 10, 1857.
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these he has had two or more bushels.
All along, since the first of August.
his apples and pears have been ripenine
and have furnished an abundant supply
for his family, for the cow and pig, and
some to sell and rive away besides.
Why may not nearly every man have
as large plat OF ground and as many
comforts: Simply because he is negli-
cnt.-|Ohio Farmer.
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Encourage Home Industry.
THE CALIFORNIAN FOR '58

! With the beginning of the wear Eighteen
Hundred and Fifty-Eight TIE CALIFORNIAN
enters upon the last half of its tvcnty-frst
year. Thoroughly identified with the inter-
c>ts of the County of Caledonia. and to quite
an extent with the growing prosperity of the
Counties of Essex and Orleans. 1t needs not
now define its position nor advocate itsci;,imS,
Through ali these years. it has been the adj
vocate of Homr A'd"Sty, and the untiri"g
defender Of a Free North AID Free People.
The year Eighteen hundred! ;'!s, !'ii,tyScE-
en- will mark an era in I'll" history Of the
world. The wrongs that Kansas has been
made to endure for the last two wears. Hum
gary and Pollard never new. and Russia or
Austria would blush for shame were !, told
them. Bat the doctrine thlt 10 human he
irS was ever created for the benefit or ,,lyln
t2Gr of anot'"r--tlat 10 one is to labor and
sweat to minister t. others luxury or list
but for the comfort Of those near and dear
II tIcn-;s tir>'inc! fual,. 10 triumph. Even
How the news comes t. Us that the Free
State Party is victorious. and We are co"-
strained TO thank God that holt>.s "Hgfhe
fire. She a.,'| Ne free: FIR G, RI, rs. and
earth wa> no; created 80 BE- a tl..-s.rt OF IN
justice ard oppression forever. She A''>j he
rcc forth mvrmluH< q Slavery. even with
Executive sanction and co-opcraten. clriot
always prevail a5Ai:.>: Truth and RIGHT. We
believe that the history Of The downfall
Of Oppression Ill date t.,,a this year, Thyr,
is especial need therefore. at IL. pres, u,
time, .or that Mind Of iHtornr,ioH derived
from III" :'rv papers.
IuE ;'NIi.>ri\ X lr,,t,i iD no ,i.irt',.-
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ItSfl;llD,rcfS
Aucti0neer,

NNlIE subscriber takes this opportunity Of IN
forming his friends and the public generally.
that he has recently received the atc,c aIroirt-
ment. and would be happy to receive any c, nnis-
sion In the Auction business. with which they may
see fiji to favor him. Residence and Post Office
East ST Johnsturv. W.
4Q<f A. EARRING TON.
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Bustuess Car0S.

DENTAL SIRGERJ.
r. II. II. NE W TON
Would respectfully give notice that he is now per-
mancntly located in st. Johnsburv, and would be
happy to render his professional services to those
who may favor him with a call. Office opposite
Passumpsic Bank. l1tf
st. Johnsbury, JAM Il. 1851.
PADDOCK MICHINE WORKS,
ST. J0HNSRTRY, VT.
The subscribers under the name and firm of
HALLET & THOMPSON. continue the Fou:l-
dry and Machine business as heretofore. 92tf
RUSSELL IIAILET. ALEXANDER THOMPSON
n f. NTAL ST RGE Try
DIR. L. ID. CARPENTER,
Would respectfully give notice that hc has made a
permanent location in Lyndon. where he will per
form all operations in the line of his profession a,
reasonable prices.
Office, opposite DR.. d. y. Trulrs Drug Store.
Lyndon. VT, April IL. 1857. 29tf
LUXE RIZZELL,
IRON FOUNDER AND MACHINIST.
UNION IRON WORKS. ST. JoIINSBrHY. VT.
Solicit> orders for all kinds of Castings and Mill
Work generally. Heavy Box Stoves for Shops
Starch Mills. School Houses and Stores. Thrcsh-
ing Machine Castings. Cast Iron Water Wheels
adapted to under back water. Wood Planning
Machines of various kinds; Also Side Hill Right
Hand and Seed Flows. 9ttf
O.Sf.fR +. U.1RTEI.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
WEST Co>CoED. VT. IS
f.. T. FROST. ". D..
ST. IoHNsErEY. VT.
Residence IT \. y. BIrNT'S. 5J,f
Z. Il. no. BROOK. ". H..
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
81. JuIiN>BJEY. VERMONT. GOT
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LAWS OF VERMONT, A. D. 1857

No. lG.-tN net in Re lation to Trustees
of Railroads.
il is hcr,iy eo,,rtrl by the General .lssem-
Uy o. Me .>jo'r If i,92nont, as taNoms:
Sc. /. 1t shall be the duty Of trustees in
possession Of any railroad under mortgage
to call a meeting of the honL-holderS. or
creditors for the security of whose dlims
they hold such property in trust, at some con-
vcni,lt lace On or near the line OF such road
in the month of December in each year. by
giving notice OF such meeting at least twenty
days previous; thereto, in two or more daily
papers, published in each Of the cities ofBoS-
ton AID New York. and in at least one paper
published in each county through which the
sail road is located. If any such there be. and
Il; such meeting tie said trustees shall sub
nit revert Of their business and proceed
in@S, according to the usual custom of rail
road directors TO the Stockholders.
:-..t :. Ii >Ach trustees >|l!ll omit to call
= meeting, IS in the first section provided. it
MAJ hc t1.!,l by any five OF more bond-h,!-
J,r>, g.. creditors. holding Claims under sail
OF NO less ;I.on fifty thousand dollars. any
Tn" II t;,r month e January or February
:o.invir.e such emission. lr giving notice i.
ANY manner aforesaid.
~ >; 1t such annual meeting he bond
hr!.i;:> or creditors under such mortgage
~! proceed to dominate not less than three
noc more ;h.H five Trustees. under said mort
%a.,c. .or III" yca: cn<1l;n~. to held their Office
unit! othc:< shall }o'"~:l', appointed il their
..,l .,.I 80. ,,,;, ,,,,,:,,t;,,, n,.l, l..I
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c. & P. R. R. R. co.
NOTICE.

! l.! persons hat have subscribed Tor stock in
-" tDrnccti,r, y ra>>lmp>ic Rivers Rail
ro2I Company III condition that a>.e.smen,.
should n"' be- called ior "ftcncr than once in nine
= GaN>. "I "lc ia ''r,c !:.t,i> are hereby rot;
I'D tat 'tc following l.t> are laid viz
IA dollars on each share. ia,ahle the first dav
al ',1Auar! neN'. ana ten dollars on each share
'1''rl >'lcr' . ar,c months thereafter until the
M"".' ~tal. 'lnou; 10 one hundred dollars on each
>'.it.
Payments may n" l.adc 1, Tie Trcasurer's o:Fes
i'll h">ton. or II tic following places. viz.
i'c Topples hank. Bank of Orleans. Bank o.
Lyndon. II >nli.p>ic Bank. Bradford Bank, or &c
l. 'LL\ LAND. Agent n Coventry. Vi
lil order Of the Directors.
y. T. LOWERING. Treasurer
Boston. Oct. Ii. 49,. Soft
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- RIG IL AN 4 RPENT
St. JOhnsbury Marble Works.

The subscribers have enlarged their establish
m'nt during the past ScaSon.-and in returning
their thanks for the very general favor with which
their works has been regarded. would announce
that they are ready to furnish marble work
i'll all > various branches in rich and unique STYLES
which cannot he cNccllcd-at prices below all COM
pcttion-and within the means ofall. Those who
arc about erecting Monuments or Slabs will find
at this establishment designs copied from the rich
artistic work Of Mount Auburn and Greenwood
Cemeteries. As also the simple slab-or made to
order-to suit the peculiar taste of the purchaser.
W q y L W T. y rs.
Grave Stones IIoarhS,: Centre Table and Wash
Stand Tops. Niche Sill> manufactured of marble,
Granite Slate. Soap and Free Stone, at the lowest
possible prices.
IRON FENCES,
For enclosing burial lots, furnished at the lowest
rates.
In ndcavOrins to keep our work on an equality
with the best city work-at a much less price
NC trust we shall receive the liberal patronage our
cXcrtionS merit
: Work delivered in the nciyhborinr towns
free Of charge. THOS. BRIGHAM.
20 JAS. B. CARPENTER
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Approved. November 6, 1871.

W. l..-tN |C'T to Expedite Proceedings
in ;l.a:,cyry in Regard 10 the Trustees G.
i:.,.!r"aA }'e..ca@c~.
u is h..|Y ..;"+trd. e.:
81. !. Nhrucycr the Owners or holders
'tnotes hon.l<. Or o',!:yaion~ scared ln a
I:i...'''' mortgage. 10 an amount Of Mt les
than ;,f)y '!'oU>.nA d,i!a.>. and in ntjihcr
Eve or ;..ar. >,la!l d;c!n ANY trustee Of >,lcI,
mortgage t. be an ";.,r.,ihIp ,vr>on to adj
minister such trust. they may apply by p,.ti-
lion t. az, c,ianc' .irr 10. the removal ofsuch
trustee. a..d >i3t,! -. forth III general man
ncr the grounds ais, reasons for such removal.
HE count shall lhorynpon appoint some short
ia: for .is"Glng >;ch petition and shall Give
di1c notice thereof 10 The trustees of such
mortgage and 10 al ether persons interested.
Tie carl S;.nil 'a'>" especial care to give no
tee 81 such application. and Of the time an,
nIa'. Of hearing. to all persons interested
who reside oct Of tbs STATE by publication
i! on oE more daily newspapers published
in boston CT New I,r.
SIC >. Upon the hearing. the petitioners,
and trustees al,! al ether Witnesses Shall be-
examined oral! before the chancellor. The
c"'iT! shall examine Is to all alleged breaches
Of trust. or nc2}2c'<, or omissions Of duty: as
to the fitness and competency of the trustees:
d 10 their holding any other offices or having
any Interests either Of public or private ma
tire l:ico.lslS'"iitin any way with the tue in
forests OF the 'Sf"iqnc trusts. or Interfering
III any Way with the prompt. fair. and impar-
tad discharge Of the duties of such trusts ::
and generally as to all the circumstances or
coE,i'!c; ot the trustees. which render it in
eXpe,;lrnt for the interests Of the trust to
continue them IN office. If upon such hear
ing the chancellor finds that such trustee
ought 20 b. removed. he shall decree his re-
moval, sAii appoint Il new trustee in his
place. and shall make such orders and de-
cFcos as TO tn" transfer and conveyance ofthc
trust property from the old to the new trls-
tees. a< to a>cortalEing the debts and lab;li
ties CT the old trustees and the payment Of
the same, as to the future management Of
the trust and the accounting thereon. and
generally as t. all other manners and tb;nrs
connected with such trust. as the cxigencies
! OF The case, the protection of the old trustees
AND III, security and welfare OF the trust fund
shall require.
SIX. 3. If the trustees 50 removed hy tbe
o";.2: Of the chancellor shall see fit, they may
within twenty days appeal to the s,lp reme
court: in which case the application and
proceedings therein, and the minutes Of the
chancellor as 20 The the testimony taken be-
fore him. shall all pass to t'le supreme court :
to this end the chancellor shall take full
minutes Of the testimony taken before him.
Upon an exan;iration of the papers and the
testimony i they see fit: OF may affirm or
.-N,--" H. "!;:t. ii thc chancellor. and nav
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N E W GOODS !

Tll + subscriber has just received lot Of New
4 Goods adapted to the season. Plcasccall and
EXAMINE T.. JEWEIT
=. chn.bmry. Sept. 10. lSJ,
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A Valuable Recipe Gratis.

E.NDR making rooms warm when Wood and
4 Blankets. and all other means f,il--'o hcc,
I"nr windows clear nf frost in he coI!r>t e Ara-
th"r. and avoid that dcluGr of >iop annoy ngtc
tn, Ladies': Do't5'c rour IIiud,or>. ANY size
and quantity OF Sash can be had on short notic,
by calling on no. STEVENS.
-. .Iohn>bury. Nov. .G. 1871. Gl-cG
NOTICE. This ccrifcs that have ,hi, day
2ivcn NY son. EHEN GOODEIL. his time to
transact business for himself and will hereafter
claim none Of his earnings or pay any debts Of his
contracting. CLARK GOODEIJ
Witness. J. u. AGEnTT.
Barnet. Nov. u. 1871. Clogs
STATE OF TEHNONT.
Caledonia District s.
Al Pr"snr Court holden at Probate Ollic" in St Johns
bury. within! ana for said district on the 10Th day @, nv
clui".r A. d. IS57
Present the Hon. ChaS. s. Dana. Judge:
instrument i'riortlg to I the last will and tc,,-
ni'n "I M'Ihlr Bennett late ui L,rio, in said iii.
'rlcI dctr>' being presented Ia the Court here y (,s
g. Newell. III" executor Their, in named Tor Probate: II i,
"fH"r"d by SAID Court that all persons concerned therein
u" notified t" appear II Session said Court to he nl
".n al The Pr"ii" tiicr i'll St Joh>hury the Sth d,y
OF December \ D. Isl. ami show cause if ,v thov may
have. against the Probate Of said will for which pIrm..
IL i further "rrcrc! that copy al the record OF this order
Ia" Published i'll The C,Er">Iay. printed at St Johns
irre weeks successfully previous 10 said time an
pointed for hearing. -
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH REGISTER
true copy Of record
coo. Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH Register
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TO MIR CI1ANC&
And the Public Generally !!

4 IFEIp ". EASTMAN. N,nfr.rv. ".
"a wholesale a-,I.t t,r I. {. !i,trli,> \ c..
liI1'r' Ill. y. H.. H.2,r Ntnftctuivr>- >o.ic:t>
orders f-r Paper II Nlulta turcr> prices.
>,AIr OF rEI,t rtYArIr y ASH OK RAGS.
Brown Wrapping Paper.
No. LIS by - inches. - lbs per Ecam. - 81
No. 3.-ll nv II L. ID. - II
Nv hit, Paper NOT VI; i>>ucd.l
J : White and Brown RAGS taken in exchange
for Goods Bnois of the hr>t quality exchanged
for Roots. Herbs. Rags. ana Country Prcducc
Ncwhury. ". SEPT. -. i>5- .j.tf
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Fresh Arrival

Fresh Arrival
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
At THE
DEPOT CLOTHING STORE,
HIILROIHST.. ST. JOHNSSEEF.
The subscriber has just returned from Boston
with a large and splendid stock Of
English French. German & American
DCLoEHS.
Plain and Fancy Doc>kins and CaSsimereS; Rlch
silk Velvet. Six, Grenadien and Lasting
ESTINGS
Furnishing Goods, &c.
Il T. 4 h y II 4 h T. 4 l. u + II v &
Also Hats and Caps, Trunks and Nalises. all
which will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH
Gentlemen in want Of anv Of the above will
confer favor BY calling and examining my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
W. H. HORTON.
Sept. Il, 1871.
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'."H.il5 'a'G' designed f,r country USE
>'..;''- :. every ,nc l. 20 !.> I Mushroom.
" >.,l'.t': d.: ".l-,r coos rocn ~ dair, room: ar
'''T! A"'>' - bc complete, should halc one.
EOlNTON X DENING.
:. ! In ny. Man 18th. M. 3itf
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Something New.

/ '.. ~s!.i ~ cl,-.,.-
-'".-'- -'..:. LII. ST =. -. =
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Henry, Of Texas, who lost 81 head Of cat
tie, nothing of interest occurred on the jour
ney, nor did they perceive any symptoms Of
opposition or of armed bands, till they came
TO Fort Bridger, in Utah Territory. Here
they saw a large quantity Of provisions
stored q considerable number Of Indians
encamped al round the fort, and heard the
people generally Speaking of making prepa-
rations to 60 out and meet Genera! Harvey.
At Fort Bridger was told by merchant
that at Fort Supply over 400 Indians were
encimped, awaiting orders TO attack the
United States troops. About thirty miles
from Fort Bridger met three companies of
men, generally mounted, and all well armed,
having abundance Of baggage, their wagons
being numbered in messes.
On the eth of August, passed through
the city of Salt Lake. Remained only three
or four hours. Had conversation with
merchants Gentile-who stated that on
the previous Sunday Brigham Young had
declared in the Temple, that henceforth Utah
was separate and independent Territory,
and owed no obedience or allegiance TO any
form or laws but those OF their own enact
ment. and called upon the people to stand
together and support him in maintaining
the cause of God and the Church. Was
told that the house Of Gilbert Il Garrison
had orders from Brigham to pack up and
leave before the lst OF November
The train which has been so cruelty mas.
sacred, was under the charge Of Capt Baker,
Familiarity known as Uncle Jack, from
narrali 20 A. l..nya. SiIoa 4
and William Baker, son Of the Captain are
also known to have been in the train. At
Cedar City, Mr. lionea saw President
I lIaight riding large bay horse which he
recognized as having belonged TO Mr.. Slas
Edwards. Was informed by Hatch that
young Baker had an opportunity OF escap-
/ Ing. and went short distance, but returned;
was afterwards wounded in the arm; again
escaped from the massacre, and had pro-
cceded about ten miles this side the MUDDY
when he met the Youngs, who had escaped
from San Bernardino. He was advised to
return to the Muddy, which he did, when he
was met by Hatch and the Indians, and 10y
them cruelty murdered
Mr.. Ilonea says that in coming into San
Bcrnardino, about 3 miles the other side
OF the sink of the Mohave River he met a
mail wagon, for Salt Lake City, having u
large quantity Of pistols and ammunition
The driver wished to purchase arms for the
party, but they refused to sell.
To give an idea of the fraud and extOrtion
practised by the Mormons on immigrants, Mr.
llonea states that their company paid 10 in
terpreters six in ALL the enormous sum Of
ST. l5. The duty performed by these
guides and interpreters was TO conduct the
company from Cedar City to Cottonwood
Springs. a distance Of not over three hundred
, miles. Yet this contract was not filled. al
though payment was made in advance.
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was told by the butler that there was no
more Of il. The next day the identical wine
made its appearance on the servants table.
Some one observed to the domestic that her
had told the duke the day before that there
was none left. No more there wss," said
he--"noLe Of his share this is part Of my
share and II hs has been less careful than
have, that ~ bis look out. He Is not going
to have any OF mine.
The perquiste system Is at the bottom OF
all this. A servant extends bis claim upon
the property Of his master, till the line Of
distinction becomes obliterated; his notions,
never very clear, are COMPOUNDED and no
commits r0bbcries under an almost ludicrous
impression Of his own perfect honesty.
Apr0pos Of the manner in which servants
in certain position provide themselves with
good things Of this life--we remember hear
ing late peer observe, that he believed
many squires in Iiuckinghnmshire had never
secn such dinner IA Lord Grecnville's ser-
wants sat down to every day Of their lives.
We could cOrrObOratc this TO some ex-
tent from our own personal knowledge. To
be sure at times Lord Grecnville was val
etudinarian, never lett his chamber had in
the house "a succession OF visitors--oitcn
three or four sets the same day---for each Of
whom dinner was provided; 80 that the
servants hal m excuse for any extrava-
gance.
The story Of the great Russian states
mans cook IL well known.
Why do you rob me so;' asked the
prince Of his servant, "a they were travelling
coDiidentlaliy 10 the same carriage.
My prince, replied the cook, taken
back only for the moment, IS must have my
pleasures. The iaiigues of your service re-
qnIro recreation. have imbibe, from your
princcly presence rather expensive tastes.
! should have no genius for composing n
dish. nnl,ss refreshed my faculties with a
little music and | always arrange a feast
when my ideas are put in order by the mo.
ton of II comfortable carriage. What else
can do?"
let ~ understand one another" said
the prince. You are necessary 10 me and
] AN necessary to you; neither can do with
out the other l. there no means Of arrang-
ing matters viii give sou any amount
Of wages you require
The cook hesitated, stammered. and at
length burst into tears and exclaimed. My
prince would rather rob you" 1t was
the sublime Of rascality
We remember baronct o! high rank
purchasing II large old folio volume at a
second hand booksellers The bookseller
offered. Of course. 10 send it, NO" said
his customer, sail carry IL but point
my To his servant, who stood at "A little dis
tancc, he wouldn't
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Col. A. ). Johnston ID Cavalry, Com
rnandlDg; Major Fitzjohn Porter, Assistant
Adjutant General Captain j. II. Decker
son. Assistant Quartermaster; Captain II.
+. Clarke, Commissory OF Subsistence; DR..
Madison Mills, Surgeon; DIR. A. r. Ridgcly.
Assistant Surgeon; DR.. }. Moore, Assistant
Surgeon; DIR. j. G.. Bailey, Acting Assist
ant Sargeoa; DR.. Il. Barthcow, Assistant
Surgeon; DR.. r J. Bailey. Assistant Sur
geon; Major T. l.. Hunt. Paymaster.
AtAery.-Captain J. W. Phelps, 4,h
Artillery, Commanding Light Field Bate
ry; Lieut.. Il. V. w. Howard, 18th Ar,ill.-
ry, Lieut.. g. Tallmage. ith Artillery; Lieut.
j. A. kensel, 4th Artillery; Captain j. l..
Reno, Ordinance Corps, Commanding Heavy
Field Battery.
Soond Dragons -( Eight Companies. T.
Lieut.. Col I. st. George Cooke, Command.
ing Regiment; Major II. ). Howe; Lieut..
'. Pegram, Adjutaut Lieut.. j. Buiord,
Regmental Quartermasier; Major IL. IT,.
Sibley; Captain J. VI. Haws; Licutenants
w. ID. Smith, c. II. Tyler, j. r. Holiday:
I. Hight, j. Il. Viiepikue, q. A. Gordon.
j. Mullins, +. c. Armstrong H. b. Living.
ston, j. Green, r.. Gay, jackson Ferguson.
Fam hfdatry.--l.ieut. Colonel G. A.
Waite, Commanding: Lieut.. A. Chamber
Adutant, Lieut.. W. W. Burns, Regimental
Quartcrmaster; Captain and Bevet Lieut.
Col. w. Chapman; Captains II. H. Marcy
j. =. Robinson H. X. Selden +. II. Ncill
Iieutenants J. Archer, W. Lewis, II. G..
Bankhcad, W. A. Webb, e. J. Lynde, \ .
T. A. Tobert, X. c. Hill. j. +. Ritter. H.
b. Bristol, A. W. Shipley l.. l. Rich.
Tenth Infantry. Colonel r.. B. Alevan.
der, Commanding; Lieutenant Colonel e. +.
Smith; Major and Brcvet Lieutenant Col.
onel +. Il. ;. Candy; Lieutenant H. +. May.
nader, Adjutan'; Lieutenant T. r. >wane,
Regimentai Quartermaster, Captains. F..
Gardner, A. Tracy j. A. Gore. J. Dono-
van, J, L. Tidball and H. f. Bee: 'ieuten.
ants. {. Grover W. Clinton. y. 4. VI.
Dudley j. II. Forucy, l.. A. Williams, j.
Deshier, ". kearucy, J. IL. Hill. G. H. Ben
nett, j. l.. Thompson. L. : Armi>tead, :.
;. Carroll, A. ;. Cunningham, IL. b. Kelly.
j. Mc\ab, A. Murry. L. j. D'c.
There are four ladies with the army, viz :
Mrs. Gov. Cummings. Mrs Colonel Candy.
Ms. Lieutenant Tyl,r, Mrs. Lieutenant
Burns