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Builders.

BROOKS S. q. 3 Il. vs. BUILD
- ERS. Also Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds
sash BEaekets and all kinds OF Scroil-saWing ana
Gothic work. Particular attention paid 20 tlttlng
Up stores. Factory on Division street, near Senas
Block, Cleveland. Ohio, nospio31
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Thus far, capital and labor have been applied 70 de-
velOping the soil the great resources OF the state IN
coal and iron are almost Untouched me invaFaoe Ius
that the mechanic arts flourish best wheref and fpe
are cheapest will follow at an early day In Illinois, and
n the course OF the next years the natural laws and
necessities Of the case warrant the belief that at les
1--we hundred thousand people viii be engaged IN the
state Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
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~ REAT NATIONAL ROUTEl
,cA,l BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED gOHEDUbEf

by recent important changes this Road Is now able
20 furnish unusun fsitie5 for intercum munication
A99tJ bguth, West, y horthWsst aHd Southwest.
FULL CONNECTIONS with all through trains
70 Philndelphie and New York, in the East-Wfth the
SOUTH BY lts Washington Branch Road-by Glove
land and Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and Marietta and
Ginoinnatf trainss with the Northwest, West and
Southwest. M n
Through Tickets to Baltimore, Philadsl Bhis, New
YORK Or Boston give the privilege Of lying over at
any OF the intermediate cities. Two Dollars addi-
tional giyethe privilege OfYsiting Washngton City
en- route. s7t ~
~ TINS y the ONLY route that can furnish Through
Tickets or Baggage Checks TO Washington Oity.
- Fare as Low as by any other Route
- Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains. .al
ASK Tor tickets by baltimore and ohio Railroad
J. H. Sullivan,
- ,..- General Western Agent.
- ". r. SMITH, L.. M. COLE.
Master Of fTranspcrtat'n. General Ticket 4 gent.
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RTCH ROLLTNG PRhTRIE LANDS.

The deep rich loan OF the praries is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that tho farmers OF the Eastern
and Middle States are moving TO Illinois in great num-
bers The area Of Illinois IS about equal TO that OF IN
gland, and the sod is SO rich that it viii support twenty
millions Of people -. .------.-- II -
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From the WesteEnaR. Z. Gazette, ChieagossIllsl Il
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, end his unFf
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PRICEs ~ 80 O PAYAhNL.

The prices Of these lands vary from So 70 sz5 per
laere, according 70 location, quality, 6o FIRST class
farming lands sell for about SO to SO per acre aud
the relative expense Of subduing prairie land as con-
uared with wood land is in the ratio Of to 10 in favor
the former The terms Of for the bulk Of these
lands will he
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15ytrs,.
q PRIN g GoopsI

LADIES, Silks, SatiRs, Grapes, Laces, etc., and
GENTS oolr, Pants, Vests, etc, colored, cleaned
and fnishedin the best style.
Ra Lace, or Damask Curtains, Shawls, Gloves
P1umcs, q, cleaned and Iefpished.i llL :. Z 4
rFrr q --rS FRED'E CYRfAX,s Ereuch Dyer.
ass- Please remember No. IS Seneca st., ag there
are three dyerg on the same street, fsbI
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KENTUCKY.
All Solvent Banks. par
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Ir 1Rrnmthe Advertiser, Providence r. T. en- y
The Cephalic Pills are said to bea remarkably eff
Ieotiye remedy Tor the eadaEie ind one of the very
er been discovered.
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THE STATE DEBT,

7he Ssats as5t Is only Sl0 JOS 393 IA, ard sVi q
zai fss fsars hos been reduced 81, ,95s, ,746 80, and .
5r Tss5nG5ly egpS5t that s ten eEFs & '0llt beeOHs q
tiBct -'-
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TIE SECESSION FEELING IN VIR-
GINA.
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TRANSPORTING TROOPS FROM NEW
YORK.
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3 % sl.- 0gstfrs. 49, = !.
OYSTERS, oHYTERg.

O1S4H4f'S' OKS11t4tS.
MANN & CO.'S,
TUSTLY CELEBRATED AND
u far famed
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
In Cans AID Kegs, warranted fresh and free from
shells, and superior to any in the markst and are
now received daily By tl = n 80 7 ! n
s1 J.H. 4 A. S. GORHAM,
f04 BUPEpseR sFRR7E
Who are the only authorized ,entg for this CITY,
are prepared to supply c0uA ny dealers with any
up under the subsfFision 81 - -
Mr.. JosEPH R. MANN.
nose reputation d suficient euafautee alone oi
ne gogd qualities Of the Oyaters We Will guarantees
Lhem equal IN size to any Oyster put q in Bslti.
more, and are ready to supply our copntrT frienda
e1ea PEI en4n ever. We also keen = = ! 7 = p
SHELL OYSTERS AND CLANS
~ the barrel or bnshel. ManuhcTursrs Of syory
klna o. Crack kera, and Of gupsT quality, which
We onef 70 the trade low. eLLt-
...sp,o g-H. &A.s -0RHAMs
2ooL36l9 l0l superior street.
FAIR IA YEN OYSTERS.
EHE CELEBRATED FAIR HA-
Il VEN Plant Oygters, being the largest and ansst
oysters caught az this season Of The year aFa rs-
eelYeQ qaiiy by Express IL cans and kega, ard for
sale 2n5g ~ }. H.-& a. 8. GOTHAM,
octSshlo l9t Superior street
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Its principal merits are its
SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY, EASE IN WoRKIEe,
OLEA NESS,
And its Impossibility to Freeze Upl
Z. NEITHER TIPS THE BIJCK-
i ET OR THE SPOUT, doing away with the com
plieated machinery necessary to accomplish both
It's simplicity makes 1t less liable to get out of order
than any other Drawer. The Curb, Bucket, &c are
substantially made OF the best material; the whole
being calculated to meet the wants Of tie public
Ratsr can Be raissd IN less tine than IN anu
other aOgy.
It Discharges from the Bottom of the Bucket.
All the power required is to raise the weight Of
water in the Bucket. laE =
Please examine DAYKIHS WATER DRAWER.
before purchasing any Otner Address u IL
JAMES DAYKlN eco. Propr's. t q
EAoEoRT-2O5 Ontario street, Cleveland; Ohio.
Ra-State and County Rights for sale. Address
ooNe nov20: Il26 -
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o. geHt.

E0R RENT-THE DWELLING @.--
L HOUSE and large III CLOTH FACTORY, bs-l stl-tf y
loeg ng @ ne late J. w, sIaulding5 Situated o ~
bridge ST. West Side. The Factory Is Wel stocked
win Tools and All facilities for carryirg large
business The Dwelling Is the bnildinr.
and has all the conYeniences requisite for large
fa1aily. Connected the abuTr, Of
grornd. a number OF
audG Vines
The place viii leased for n more years up
on favorable terms Apply upon the premises, No.
2os Bridge st., West Side. aprisH
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &

fLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1861. WINTER ARRANaEMEN4. 1851
On and after Monday, November 18th, lsso PasVeD-
ger trains VIII leave Cleveland as follows.
$50 A. n. N. 7. q Cincinnati ExpresS-Stonri,, -
5ereaB Grafton, WellinR Rton, New London
salem, Shelby, and ali Stations sontb oi
sheloy, reaching Columbus At l;f0 p ~
Cincinnati at ZOO P. n. = -
80 P. n. Night Express-Stoppin1 AZ ali .t.ts,-s
north Of Gallon, Gilead, Uardin n1ton- Isb.
ley, Delaware and LOWS Oenter, and All
oSher stations, to leave DasgenRsra only
Reaching Columbus at I:sO A. n, and Gin
cinnah at 7:3O A n : - - IN
CONNECTIONS,
Shelby ssndusky, Mansfsld Newark RaiIrosd- for
ssnSneld' sI MT Vernon, Newark zanssTiiie,
Urestline, Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE A t,b,..so P.,,
road, for Forest, Upper Sanduslcy Delabos-
Lima Eort Wayne, LapOrte,C Ohfcapd ~ ,
ESS95ts and East for Mansfield, Wooster Masl
Gallon and BsIlsfontaine Railroad Line s Marion
Belleiontaine, Sidney, Union Muncie N,
dlnapots, ferre Haute, Fiucennes Fva1-
~. VINE, LeulsV1lle, Cairo, st. Louis 70
Oela"HFei Win q springfield, Mt Vernon and Pfttz-
Durgh Ratlr0ad for Springfield
Oolumbusl Little Miami Colunibus and xanfa
5SallrOad, Tor 4enia. DAYTON fndianaroIis
1e5re haute, 81. Louis, Morrow, Loyeland
and Clnclnnati, and with the Ohio 4 MS
Elsstppl Railroad at Cincinnati for I.o1is-
Ste, hTaRSTiis 9 Cairo St. Louis, and al
points On me Onlo river. ~. .-LEtf TT
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zapes
Tle5 w wheeling, &C., Columbus Pious and
4n9la1a hlllroad Tor PiQua, Urbana Rc
ply at the Union Ticket 0fce 81 su1aTioT tt .5 p
at the Passenger Station. ~ "
-, z. s. FLINT, superintepdapt
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MECHANICS, FARMERS & WCRK1EG MEE.
THE attention Of tho entsrprsng and industrious por
i ton OF tho community Is directed to the following
statements and liberal Inducements offered them By the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RArLRokD COMPANY.
which, as they VIII perceive, viii enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance and industry 20 provide
Comfortable homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
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TIE GOVERNMENT PREPARING
FOR VAR.
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CLEVELAND & FOLED0R R.

GLEVELAND D & FOLEDOR r.
lseO-l. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. SOL.
ON and after Monday, November 18th. Isso =, aino
On TINS Hoad Will leave Cleveland as folloa,s
t9e A NJ through Mail, stopping az All staff M an
the Southern Division, arriving et Toiedo
400 P. n. Mail, stops ct talIstations east ofs.5l
On Northern Division, and arrives Al san.
dusky at Sis P. n - - N'--
f'SO P h Ohlcago xpress-StOps at all stations e-
SepL " Washington and Clay, and arrives
In Toledo at f2:lO A. n -
CONNECTIONS.
Oonnections are made at MOnroeYille with ths San
dusky, Mansneld and Newark r. R. at DIVIDE vim
the sandusky5 Dayton and Cincinnati R Ii ~ Frs
ss m0ht Eitn fremont Indiana B. r., and ct Toledo
with the michigan Southern Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroadg for fIbiessC n
stoit, jackson, Fort Waynes Iogansport, Tafsysfte
west and Southwest @ "0''' N'OA III
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tc,edo and fha
9:25 A. NJ ~ A'''-iAe7
- For Information and tickets svDy At tbs TIriop
Ticket Once, 81 Superior st., and at the Dsoot
(Jleveland Nov "a yaso L. y. 6OOAAB8
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EAsTERM AND s0uTEERN NARKEIs.
. APPTTCATToY on Capital.

These lands are contiguous 70 a fairohd 70 rlIl
in length which connects with other roads and naFga
be lakes and rivers, thus aording an unbroken com
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- Lfrem the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Gaphalic Pills accom- pIish tie object for which
they made viz Oure Ofheadaclie in all forms.
~ Trom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val -a- IA
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
Il II ~ so q
j Erom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi rsrs
4 you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for box, 0oephalie Pills,) so that you
may them in case of an attack. ?
IT tIRmmthe Advertiser, Providence r. T. 1-s7 y
The Cephalic Pills are said to baa remarkably eff
IeotiSe remedy tor the adaele nd one of the very;
or been discovered.
III ., EEkFFTE q
[From the WesteEnsR. q. Gazette, Chicagosllsl 3
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, end his unFi
ii TErem the Kanawha Valley Star, Va. dot
We are sure that persons suffering With headache,
who try 1he1a, WiHBtiek to them y 3 ilf 10 -
rs E. IFfop,t ,tha Southern Pain th-fFIBdB finder, N. OIL
Try them yOu that ara afflicted, and We are sure
mat o1I testlmony can be added 10 the already nu-
medicine can produce.
s' 4 = 4 80 -s3g,s .E+l IL o I y
h "a q from the st. Louis Democrat
IheiiImense demand for the article tCephAlic Psl
- - From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.l .,
( Mr. Spalding would not connect his name with an
article he did not know to possess real merit.
From the Advertiser, Providence, R. Il
The testimony in their favor is strong from ths
most respectable quarters. -s1la
[From the Daily News, Newport, r. Il .-sl
oephalio Pills are taking the place of all kinds
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l 4
E Said to be very eficacious for the headache.
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POSSIBLE REINFORCEMENT
OF FORT SUMTER.
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WAR NEWS FROM THE soUTH-CoN-
FLICTIEG REPORTS.
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SIR:
You will please send me two boxes of your Cepha-
lie Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. B. SIM0ES.
P. 81 have used one box ofyour Pills, and find
them excellent.
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ENGLAND AND FRANCE WILL NOT
HELP THE SOUTH.
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HAvERFoRD, Pa, Feb. s, 1861.
Mr.. SPALDING,

/ wish you to send me one more box of your Ceph-
elc Pills, have received great deal of benefit from
them Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN bTOIKHOUSE. &
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VIGOROUS POLICY oP THE ADMINS
TRATIoN.
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OF the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while the soil is admirably adapted 70 the growth
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat is worth from Is
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8atI 8aaas.
CILEVELAND AND MAHONING

TINE fA8LE No. ls-To take effect on ana aitor
Thursday, March 2ist, 1861.
0invata,d % Won, estovy,
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WAR NEWS FROM THE soUTH-ooN-
FLICTIEG REPORTS.
TIE SECESSION FEELR0 N VTR-
GINA.
TIE GOVERNMENT PREPARING
FOR VAR.
TRANSPORTING TROOPS FROM NEW
YORK.
POSSIBLE REINFORCEMENT
OF FORT SUMTER,
ENGLAND AND FRANCE WILL NOT
HELP THE SOUTH.
VIGOROUS POLICY oP THE ADMINS
TRATIoN.
Where The First BLOW
VIII he Struck.
UNION RESOLUTION IN VIRGINIA
CONVENTION.
THE CALIFORNIA SENATORIAL CON.
TEST.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
b.. SPALDLNG'S
. E P H A Lie PILLS,
viii convince all who suffer from
HEADACHE,
As these Testimonials unsolicited by Mr. spal-
ding, they afford unQuestionablo proof of
the efficacy of this truly scien-
tiHc discovery
MAsONv1LLE, Conn, Feb. 5, 1861.
MR. spALD1se,

MR.. SPALDING,
SIR:
have tried your Cephalc Pills, and I like them
so well that want you to send me two dollars worth
more.
Part of these are for the neighbors to whom gave
tew out Of the first box 1 got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and oblige
Your ob't Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
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SPRUCE CREEK, Huntington, Co., Pa.
January Is, 1861.
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LANDS OF MIINOIs.

No sats in the Valley Of the Mississippi Offers great
nducement to the settler as the state Of Illinois
There Is portion Of the world where all the condi
tons Of climate and soil 50 admirably combine TO pro-
duce those two great staples, coEE and AT, as the
Prairies Of Illinois. .-.-.. -.-a..-
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TEzEoN, Ohio, Jan. 3, I6l.

TEsEoN, Ohio, Jan. 3, IE6i.
henry q. SPALDING, Esq, HrE -.frr
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents, for which
SEND me another box OF your Cephalic Pills. They
are truly the best Pills 1 have ever tried. -
Direct A.ST0VBB, p. NJ d ~
Belle Vernon, WyandOt Co., o.
u zEzEssE -A
-4-t f BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. IL, 1850.
H. g. sPALDING, Esq, w AK .L&EEN
~ wish Tor some circulars large show bills, to
Drlng your CephAlic Pills particularly before
my ouAtomers. Ifyou have anything Of the kind
pleasesenurtO me. "a 81 rzF7r7fT-sEf Z ?
One OF my customers, who isBub ect to severe Sick
Headache 6usually lasting two days,) was cured Of
ner. Respectfully yours;
". R. WILKES.
s.e- REYNoLDsBURG, franklin Co., Ohio,a q,
January 9, 1861. O. % EJ r
-- No. 4S Cedar st., N. Y,
.s..eF,r cfs7ze DEAR SIR;9E TEaoA ELGe
1nelosed md twenty-five (25) cents, for which send
gQX Oh fCephalc Pills" Send to address Of Rev.
hm. U. Filler, Reynoldsburgs Franklin Co., Ohio.
y 1our filis work like charm-cure Headache al
ssaid -6E F6AGE WAL loi FfLLKR. 6
Mr. sri to,xa zYFsisAN1I' Ai0h Jan. Il, l8sl.l &
=; ~ Nh Vi ,'7eI5E ss5l-i7lia141 rs a-o-
Not long since sent t0.you for box of Cephalic
Ritls 1or the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
Yeness and received The sne and they iiad 50 good
an effect that was induced TO send fore more.
Rlease send by return mail. Direct to
-f ..-rr- u A i. WHEELER,
III l-6fFil hcs Ypsilanti, Mich.
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Where The First BLOW
VIII he struck.

UNION RESOLUTION IN VIRGINIA
CONVENTION,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-04
No Time for Old DisDutes.

So says the Nashville :. BsR7sr' u. article de-
precating the introduction of by-gone issues into
Legislative dscourses and action Wecordially agree
with our Tennessee contemporary that this is no
time for re-opening old disputes. 1t is indeed, no
time for elimination and recrimination. Our duty
is to meet the enemy at the threshold and repe him
1.-The common blood which has been shed and that
which must be shed washes out all personal jeal-
ouses, all political prejudces, all party affiliations
schemes and purposes as it cements our hands and
hearts, Let us postpone the formation of political
parties until the independence of the Southern Con-
federacy shall be rendered absolutely secure through
the united valor of the Southern people
The above sensible remarks from the Richmond
Enquirer we fully endorse. Let those who claim
to be par excellence the friends and the promoters
of the war, cease their libelous and venomous at
tacks upon the old Union men who are doing all in
their power to promote the war; and we would never
raise finger to throw them back Let the authori.
ties treat the old Union as equals and brethren
in common cause, and no word of complaint would
ever escape our lips.
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OBJ Stanoar0.
p.,EIGu: SATURDAY, NOV. 30, 1861.
Conyent tion..Thursday.

Tho proceedings of Thursday are unavoldaoiy
,rordcd out Sundry petitions were presented
AGAINST the stay law the converting OF gram 'nto
se;r,uous LIQUORS, &C. Mr.. Satterthwaite presented
rsnort in favor of the payment of the Confederate
,,x bv the State. Among the resolutions offered
Mr. Green presented one providing for the election
If Governor to fill Gov. Ellis unexpired term
Most of the day was consumed in the consideration
Of the numerous amendments proposed to Mr..
Badrer's ordinance. We fear the thing has oeen
co mucb tampered with, that it will amount to the
",ttje enc" of nothing sharpened. The people
ask for protection from extortoners and SPECTATORS
b,t we fear from indications they will ask in VAN.
Mr. Pettigrew from the committee on foreigners
asked to be released from the further consideration
ot the resolutions offered by Mr.. Ferebee on We'd
pesday and that they be referred to the legislative
committee.
The resolutions Of Mr. Ferebee are as follows:
Resolred, That the committee on the condition
and rights of foreigners in this State, be instructed
to report an ordinance declaring,
LIST, That no one who shall become c'tizen o.
the Confederate States of America after the close O
the ey,sts,g var, shall be entitled to vote until NJ
has been a resident thereof t~ entj "pe years
I'd. That no such person shall be eligible uo:-sea
in either branch of the General Assembly, to tn
office of Governor, or Judge of the Superior or Su
Dreme Court
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Deaths in the Seventh Re-;ment.


We have been furnished with the following au.
thenc account of the deaths in that portion of the
7th North Carolina regiment captured at Fort Hat
teras, from the office Of the Adjutant General in
this city:
List Of the pricates belonging to the 7th regiment
North Carolina Volunteers, scho died at Gorer-
nors Island, New York .Har6or, and at Fort
Haaren, Boston Harbor.
AT GOVERNORS ISLAND.
J. c. Midyett Sept. %, Co. D., Capt Lamb.
W. B. Griffin Sept %, Co. E, Capt Gillian.
Hosea Blount, Sept 20, Co. E, Capt. Gillian
Thomas Carter, Sept 29, Co. K, Capt. Sharp.
A. Modlin Oct. 4, Go. D, Capt Lamb.
6 David Swain, Oct. 4, Co. E, Capt Gillian
John R. Harrell, Oct. Z, Co. l. Capt Clements
}. B. Collins, Oct Z, Capt Duke.
John b. Scott, Oct. 8, Co. I, Capt. Clements.
10 W. A. Philpot Oct. 8, Co. ], Capt Clements.
II D. Rogerson Oct 9, Co. D, Capt. Lamb.
70 James G. Harrell, Oct. 10, Co. E, Capt Gillian
IL N. Robertson, Oct. II, Co. D, Capt. Lamb.
IA James Whitehurst Oct. IL, Capt Duke.
10 II. Tyson, Oct l6, Co. G, Capt Johnston
l6 Wilson G. Gregory, Oct II, Capt Duke.
II Station Robertson, Oct. "a, Co. D, Capt Lamb.
Is W. H. Brown, Oct. ~, Capt. Duke
~ Stephen Kite, Oct. %, Co. l, Capt Clements.
20 Samuel Tetterton, Oct SO Co. D, Capt Lamb.
81 Frederick Jolly, Nov. g. Co. D. Capt Lamb
% Geo. Sawyer, Nov. 8, Co. B, (Fort Warren
Capt. Cohoon.
NoTE.-Lieut. Col. Johnston and Major Gillian
aresnamed as Captains in the foregoing list Their
companies are meant.