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DICE, COFFEE. SUGAR AND RACON.

90 tierces prime RICE.
40 bags prime RIO CoFFEE.
10 bids prime L K. SUGAR.
saan ih@. Tennessee BACON
In store, fos aale BY Nm. II. TYLER,
70 2s-st
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iTO vIRGiNIANs AND sLAvElsOLD:

i Frs ON THE BURDER.-To those who
negro property, and live on the borders CT Lin
coins despotisnl, and who feel al insecurity "a
the same on that account, the undersig ned would
say that the fertile valley of White River, in Ar
kansas, offers more Inducements to the settler
than any ether portion CT the Sorth. There,
their property would be perfectly SAFE, the lands
are very prod uctive and cheap, health excellent,
water good and All the local advantages 70 be
had that can he found in Virginia, or ANY other
Southern State.
The undersigne have co0, o09 sores for sale, to
which Ihey invite The attention OF purchasers
Will exchange lands for negroes. Address with
postage enclosed, LOGAN & PRiTCHARD,
Jacksonport, Jackson County, Arkansas.
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John Il. BELEEN,
y LUMBER DEALER
On BROAD STrTFr, BrrU-FS 18th AM IlTH.
i.o go feet WdlEE FINE. to inches thick.
i"o"o feet POPLAR 20 10 Ja inches wide.
10 900 feet At n tl4R.
81, 900 feet WALNUT b inches thick.
5000 fest superior WHITE ASH, suitable for
2oe, 900 feet ROCK MAPLE.
10000 feeg MAHOGANY, to inches thick
$1,000 feet MAHOGANY suitable for G Ems
100000 feet So DRESSED FLOORING.
1000 feet 81 UNDRESSkU FLOORING.
so COO feet "a STEP PLANK.
q, coo feet Ga do do
leo, feet BOARDS.
cJ,o09 feet PANEL BOARDS.
$4,000 feet ST CAMOKE.
900 feet JOlGE and sCANTLJTG.
g, 600 SHINGLES.
All Of the ADORE is well sea.oned and Of good
quality.
FOR RENr-0pe OFFICE and two SLEEPING
RoOAS, IN Belyin's Block, on 18th street.
ia 26-5't j A. BBLVIN.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF Potomac
MAN J srTION, June q, Is6I
GENERAL ORDERS NO, 21.-On and after
VI SUNDAY, tbs GOTH INST,
No person ,phatsottel,
WITH OR IIITKOLF PASSPORTS,
Except from the War DEPARTING nt.} Will % per-
United to enter the lines occupied by the Army OF
the Potomac, with Intention 20 pass thence, or
thereafter into the United States or the lines OF
the enemy. BY order of
Brig. General BEArREdARD.
te Pilot Tu0s. JORDAN A. Adj G5nI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-01

VIZ HORACE CHASE. OF the Lsipsic Con-
E-Iservatorinm Of Music, informs his friends
2and the public ta4s he viii continue his
usVal COURSE OF MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
during the summer months.
Hs will also receive few additional pupils ON
the PIAaU-FORTE
Address, care q. L. BIDsoop. Main street.
Ia
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g. q HEWITT HOUSE,
FmY LIBERTY, "a.
49, Families can be accommodated with
ME nOOAS ana CAPITAL PARE at the HEW-
III HOUSE, during the present summer, 81
SkV per we6k.
s5.................pe per month.
Children aud colorsd servants half price. All
passengers going w EST on the Virginia and Ten
nessee Rsilroad take Dinner and supper at thu
HEWITT HOUSE, o'clock 20 minutes z. ii.
! -iTa* W. G.. HEWi TT. Prop'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-01

ARGE siUck or
IL Liquors AND WINES
CHAMPAyGE, CLARaT, PORT, SHERRY, ANs
MADEIRA VINES; wHlSkEY, sc,
ALs0-A Large stock of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
At s. dUGGEaHktnEas
ia ls-lri+ lis Franz lin street.
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n DEst k.--owners OF u X y r tE ksH j. l.
~ STOCK Of the SIS, ooe, 0oe loau Of the Confede
rate stes authorized by the act OF zsth February,
issl, whose interest 10 payable at Richmond, ars
hereby notified that N hoy has been placed in
my hands for the Payment OF the interest due
thereon LIST proximo, and by calling AT the Treas
nrer's Office on that or a1y subseque nt day. such
creditors Will reeeiya the SmouGt due them.
& C. ELMORR,
fe 95--d2w Treasurer Confederate States.
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A. & WATERING PLACE OPEN F0S
Va z VIslToRo.-For tho purpose q accom-.
1919 Dodsting 8 number OF families from
Eas1s!- Virginia I nd tn South, " no are seeking
g comfortable ana safe Summer Retreat, the Pro-
prieora Of the ROAE OhE RED So Up II u x
SPRINGS have made arran gemenss Tor the tmIns-
diate reception OF visitors. This pleasant WA
TERING PLACE il eleven miles from Salem
Depot. the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
and arrangements will be made to convey persons
from that point to the Springs.
TBGAa-s35 per month for the entire season,
$50 for month, aud s. per day for any time
less than month. Children and servants half
price q. w. sHASkS ASD OTHERS,
ia I'm propFiatorB
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IA An FED BEAD fHto.-A gentleman 10 one
w o! th5 Governmental Departments wishes
BOARD for snail family, in pleasant locality,
W h eTo.there Is a well spring of pure water
No objections to go mile from The Capitol
Address ''Tennessee,i at this ONCE, stating 10
ralltY. ;e gl-3t%
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-31
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JULY ol' iool
MoEEAIvS
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS

TnES MEDICINES have now been before the pub
lie for period of thity yeais and during that time
OF the gote tor their extraordinary aud immediate
power OF restoring perfect health to persons suffering
under neatly every kind disease to which human flesh Is
liable
The following are among Tie distressing variety Of
human dis eases in which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES,
well Enown to be iniahtle
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly CLEANSING the first secold
ttmachs and creating flow Of pure Aea!hy bile in.
stead Of the stale and acrid kind: Fauency lose OF
Appetite, heartburn headache Rese ;sne's, lri-temper
Anxiety. LauguUr ond Melancholy, which are the gem
era symptoms Of Dyspepsia, vii! vanish as natural
con, eqe OF its cure.
Cos? lvEHEs By o!ea1 the whole length Of he in
te-tues with >Oiyent process aud without violence;
ai vio!eut u,Ses leave the towels costly within wo
FYyEps of al kinda, hy restoring the blood TO a reg.
ular circulation, through the process Of respiration in
in such cases, and the thorough solution OF all intestinal
The Life Medicines have been known to cure Rueuma-
tm permanently in three weeks, ana q nj i'll half That
time. by removing local iLhahaiiyn trtm the muscles
and ligaments OF the JOINTS.
DRoPsrEs Of al kinds By freeing and strengthening
the kidneys and bladder they operate most eshtuly
on these important organs and hence have ever been
ionnd ctrian remedy for the worst cases OF Gravel
bowels the Shiny matter 10 Which these creatures adhere
SCURvY, ULCERS and lnveterate Sores by tie perfect
purity which these Life Medicines 70 the blood and al!
lie humo's.
ScoRBuTlc FRUprIoHs and bad Ccmp.exions, b! their
Alternative effect upon the !u! hst feed the skim and
the morbid state of which occasions all eruptiye
pains, saIow, ciowdy and other daagreeAbe complex
IONS.
entire OF Salt RheuIn and 4 striking improve
lnent in The cearnes$ OF the skim Common Ceds and
Influenza wi always be cured By one do e. or two in
PIIEs- original proprietor Of thee medicines,
cured Of Pies OF s. ears Standing b. the Of the
Life Medicines alone
FEVER AND AGrE-Fcr This sceurge Of the Western
country, these MedicinS viii be found safe speedy
amp certain remedy, Other defines ,ea,e the system
subject Of tie dis by these med
icnes lern&4.t Try Them De satisfied and ue cured,
\
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TEIE
ONLY DIS G OV z x Y
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOE
Restoring
THE BALD AND GRAY !

Many since the great discovery of Prof " ood nave
ftes to have DIS oyeed .omehir that would produce
results identical but they have all cone ana gong
being carried away by the wonderful results OF fFGf
Weod preparation, and have been forced TO cave the
field to is rssst!tss sway. Read the toi!owing 20
l'ath. Maine. April ism 1883
in $3.50. concerning our valuable Inlr ne,,otaa III g.
and which GU have published in this vicinity ana ese
where, has given ise 20 numerous inquiries touchm9
the facts in The case he inquiries are first, is II aiact
tf my hAbiation ard name, as st9ted IN t commun
THU does NY hair still continue to be n 2oGo ofuer
and of natural color 10 all can ana Tli al S%er
:nva riaby yes. Ny HAIR is even better than IN an!
stage OF my life Tor forty years past, more SOFT thiny
ind better coored the s. me is true OF my "nskerS
the substance is washd off by frequent aDIution OF nc
face, WHEN If used by wipng the iace, ~
close connection with tie minister's the same result WI
follow as the hair. ! nave betn IN ne receipt ol
great number OF letters from all parts OF New England
ssking me if nv hair still continues to be gocd as
there is so much fraud in the manufacture nc san OF
varions compounds as vel as this it has doubt been
basely initiated and been used not only WITHOUT any
your Restorative Of any account for SOME months, aud
yet my hair is good and hun dreds have e I'M
med it with surprise as 81 ears old and not
a gray hair in my head my face ; and to proye
this fact seud you lock CT M mar, ta&en on the
past week received our favor OF two 41art bottles
last Summer for which am very grateful: gave
10 my trenns ana thereby induced them to try it,
many keptice Until after trial and then purchas'
favor that you seEd me test by which eau discover
fraud in tie Restorati' sold by m@ny 1enI without
and believe where good effects DO not follow the tai
caused by the impure article VII CHI curses the III
inventor OF the good deem ii my aufy sj neretoioe
sssurt all who erquect my Unshaken opinion Gifts
Yaiusb!eresuIts. remain, dear Sir yours ,.,,,
Aarons. Eun Ky. Nov. 80 1873
FsoF. 0. j. WOOD: Dear sir.-I would certainly be
doing YOU g eat il justice not to make known to the
world, the wonderful We'll the unexpected result
have experienced from using NE bottle Of your Hair
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CARRIAGES AND SLElGEg$

BY THE BEST wORKMEN IN THE COUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried Oh
by the subscriber opposite the
Court House Square, Montpelier, VT
Those in waat of ,,nuantof Carriages ant Ss'rs
will perhaps d. we'll to call an what is being done ~
the old stand of GILMAN CAMP.
AL orders ?rompuy atten led to. ne- =,
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Geo. Il. Wells Estate.

UE subscribers having appointed by The Honolahlt
Probate Court Tor the District Of Rand0lph commis
sioHers receiv examine, and ADJUST all claims ana De-
mands n persons, against The estate OF Geo r. ellis
late of CheI>el in said district deceased, represented
nsolv ent, and the Of six months from the ls day .!
july, l66l, being allowed by said court TO the cred
itors of said deceased, 10 exhibit amt prove their re-
spcctivC claims before U.s. Give notice, that we VIII al
tend to the duties Of onr appointment at the dwelling
house Of widow Jane Wells, in Chelsea, III said district,
the 18th day GfSemember and December next: At ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon, on each Of SAID day.
WM. +. DICKINSON, r,,,.rs
CHARLES ALLEN, 0' 49,
thrlseu July Is, A. ID. 1861. ~!
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-31
CANCER.

nOCTOR r. W. Hill would respectfully inform the in
~ hab!tants of Hardwick, vicinity and Community
large that he has removed to South Hardwick Caledonia
Co., w. where he intends make the Treatment
cer(in its Uarous Stages) speciality in business, in
connection with Chronic Diseases, private common.
The Doctor feeling conscious of his ability in the
ment of the above named DSeaSefrom 80 expert
i'll the treatment of Cancer and all conditions of the
system, producing that Disease, lie would say to the
afflicted, come one, ALL and the Doctor will advise
you what to do All Counsels gratuous. Amy of
References will be given to the credulos application.
The Doctor is regular Physician Of the old school
means all he says, and no Humbug.
South Uardwick, June "a, 1851 2S7
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GaeEaaggsac ESlake's Estate.

TfE Subscribers, nuvlng been appointed by he Hon.
L Probate Courl for the District Of Washington Com
missioner receive, examine and adjust all ella ms anu
demands of al persons against The Estate of Cath
erinc Blake late OF surry in N. H., deceaseu, repre-
sened and the of six mont rs from the l9h
LAY of June, 1861, being allowed by saih Court 10 the
creditors of said deceased eXhibtanh Prove nti re
speclive claims eoeus-giye notice that wew altPnh
TO the duties of our ppo line he dwelling house Il
James Norris in Waterbury, in said district, "n the
second Tuesday Of October next, at one O'CLOCK III Inc
afternoon Of said day - . ~
HENRY y. JAMES, rom,rs
j. e. SMITH
June 25th. 1861 A. D. f29Dw3
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G A r D IN I RS
Rheumatic and Ne.era;2;a
COMPOU,[D.
4 sure Cure FOR RheMnat;sn aud -Ncu1qL-,.r
us MNrst I 0,m.

4 sure Cure for rheumatism a1d .Ncy,1l,..
ITS worSt o,m.
The I'm dersiGned hereby Certify That tho. hs...,
EGardin er'S Rheum ATTIC and Seuraiga Ciin;omo W
the care OF Rheumati5m and Neuraeiq ?pI hsy,
every case found inma late and permanent relief w.
have 1u confidence in It's EeaiiCg qua tiles and go,
recommend it to all who are afflicted with h4>4
ing diseases. as one OF the safest ami bet r1I.,,,
ever offered to the public.
HANCOCK. JR. , % south Market Boston "
II. ALLEN, Bo>ton HENRY A. FuiLET. IS .,l,,
Market 81, Boston sAML. NALEs JR civ J,1.
boston GEO. Il. pLCMaKR, MeYerick square 2at
Boston; HENRY u. GARDINER. Webster i. East E1s
ton; ADRIAN WEEKS Wtbster I, Boston ~,
CHAs. g. DoILIvER. East Boston.
TIE best medicine for disease ever saw. Cqas
SMITH, \ o. Old State House, Boston.
Have been afflicted with Rheamatism it. i. g,t.
term and entirely curei by the use 9t or, 1a+.
=. ", 4GYER, Matthews building CCmme-c!a, : 3l,.
ton.
GARDENERS Pneumatic and Neuralgia Conp].;,j ~,
entirely relieved from sulerings of sevtrl ,s3
staining. W. + HoD4YIN@. 30. Q!u ST. 1:
Boston.
After sl:ering with Bheuma,;,lr s,r tvs.,.v II.
NJ! entirely cured by the i'e IF Two BOT. p. ); ~
LeI's Nheumatic and Neuralgia COMPOUND y? M.y
i AYERS Is Franklin street Boston
taken by hundreds of people for Scroiuou- -ga...
with Eleat benefit, 1t may De given TO children ~
lierfect ttty
At wholesale by MACY 4 JEnKINa 6, L;be-.v ..
New York NJ. :. BURR & Co., 70 fremont * B5,.os
Principal Depot-S1 kilhy st. Boston
None genuine unless s;gned BY CHAs T. GARD;.Ha
For sale BY NJ. L. Cone. W. K. Village, Cha:
CHAPMAN, Woodstock GEO. NICHOLS. VI. D. az
DIR. PORTER, Mortified j. NJ. HENRY, anu $0>3
Waterbury l.. Z Pierce, and Fred T. Sm! h. N,Yf..,.
Ter, Geo, hendrick, Lebanon, n. H., 2nd ~ y "a,
carries generally. ~
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Probate Courts for Randolph
District.

DROBATE .OURTS within and for the District OF Ran
dolph for the year ensuing will be holden as follows
At the REGISTERS Office, in Broskhed, the first Thurs
day in each month at the Orange County Hotel, IN
Chelsea, the third Thursday each month at Chad
wicks Hotel in West Randolph the fourth Thursday
in each month. At j. L. Bowles' Hotel in Washing
tom he second Thursday in February, May and Aug
ust, By order OF Court.
j. R. CLEAy ELAND, Register.
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EDrOapaSe Courts,

STATE OF VERMONT, DROBATE COURTS within
wAsHINa1oN DISTRICT s. L and for the District afore
said viii be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier n
aid District on Tuesday of each week during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court re-
auested to atten to the same said court days.
T. 4. MERRILL, Judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-31
s..stgaes. Sg7. Hhiacigc0ck's Estate

rNE subscribers having appointed by the lonura-
be Probate Court for the District of Washington, com.
mis- receive examine, and adjust al laS a
demands of AL persons against the Estate OF Luther v"
Hitchcock, late Of Cabot, in said district hectastd rert-
scented insnven and the of sin months from the 2'tA
day of june A. D. 1861 being aowedby said Court TO the
uledtors Of said decesedo exhibit and prove their reSpet
tive claims before Give notice, that we VIII attend 70
The duties OF our appointment ut NE hWe'l'ne mouse %
Mrs as NJ Hitchcock, in Cabot, in said district, on the
Oath da. Of August and the 27h day Of December eA III
| o'C'ock in the afternoon each OF said days
CHANDLER BURNilAM ro,,,,.
DANIEL GOULD.
Cabot Jnly 70, A. D., 1861. 29IW3+
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THE GOOD SAMARITAN
For
CV - Old or 60 JAIL.
Ahead of all Connection

Ahead Of all Competition
5463 of them manufactured last year-moye than double
the n"n'ber of any Other trs. elias, in
enc year, in the United States.
THEY c0utan all the Improvements which are in all the
L first class stoves, and the advantages aid improve
ments over other stoves are in part follows:
lst. The arrangement for broiling the nj hearth
an improvement overlooked in other first class stoves
1t has also the same arrangement for broiling top.
I'd A thorough ventilation of the Oven.
81 introducing hot air ught to the fire chamber
thereby increasing the drauGh of the Stove Quckening
Its operations and enabling it to throw heat-a
matter much and justly complained of in other Stoves.
ain An important imp ovement in the application Of
the damper, which throws the heat around the oven.
9TH Much greater weight, consequently heavier plates
and more durable as we'll as handsoner castings.
9th. y draft d&mper at each end of the Sire box so
that the fire cquaiized and gdlc will heat quick
as the other, also heating the in half the time.
It'll Fire back protected by soapstOne, so it cannot
burn out.
u In addition to the above improvements it all that
ervoir, Warming Closet Rooster in front Baker on ton
Doors lived with best Russia Iron, &C. &c. Further this
stove is warranted do the as little futl any
other stove in the market, and in superior manner
All who want frstscass Stove, should never buy until
they call and the GOOD SAMARITAN they have in ey
cry instance given satisfaction.
am the exclusive agent for the sale Of this Stove in
Montpelier and sell on trial for reasonable length
Of time so all are safe in buying.
nave also as full an assortment of Common Stoves on
hand as other dealer in Washington County and sell
as low any one in the State. L. DEWEY
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29

Piiadeirh'i 'her..s 70 Fortress Monroe. This con-
g 5 9. abCat $500 men in and aoou, the
oic w s,oned delay in their departure, 1ut as
asie 6oans uftrausportaion bad been PROVIDED, they
an ,cct OF eventually, st late hour.
he regiment comprises ten companies, only TWO Of
witch were raieed in rhis city,. Tho remainder are
hardy courtrymeu from The interior Of The state, and
have during tleir encampment 1t staten Leland, been
noted for their order aud die alpine. On Wednesday
they were supplied with Springfield muskes, being the
first arms they have had and such other equipments as
make the regiment effective and ready to enter imne-
diately on active service. Capt. Myers and Lieut..
Twaddlc of Company G lof this City) vert formerly
members Of the Police Department, and were presented
each with splendid sword and belt by their comrades
IN the Precincts 10 which they Were aitached-the
1wenty-frst and Eighteenth. The following aIe the
names of the officers OF the regiment;
Colonel Rodck Mc!besori Lieutenant Colonel Francis f.
Pinto Major, O. f. Lemon fd,usnt T. Sparrow Purdy Omar
tem1seT, W. North West; Surgeon William y. Little Assist
ant Surgeon g. I. Tot:cn ssrscan Major II. III. Oily.
Company A-CcpiaD, jerome R0we let Lieutenant Jas III.
TickeDOr I'd Lieutenant, w. Wyko1. .
Company B-Captan, Charles Hobbs lat Lieutenant w. T..
stone % Lieutenant, Jas hdTcelus.
Company C-Captep Barry J. Heyos; Jet Lieutenant, W. Y
SanImoBs "a Lieutenant, ksymold Ferguson.
Company DCertan, Elisha s. Young la. Lieutenant John
Stewart I'd Lieute nant Samuel Il. Bowett.
Company E-Cspan, Ross \ Fish; lat Lieutenant, ). H.
Brown; I'd Iieutensn Andfey Parker.
Company FCaptnp Jas n. Butler ls Lieutenant, joseph
c. Hyatt I'd Lieutenant, W. II. Hy]op.
Company GCnpsin, Russell O. Myers lt Lieutenant Jas
7. Twsddle "a Lieutenant. tsc'irned
Company H-C4palni WU. Chantrti Is. Lieutenant W. H.
Lee "a Lieutenant, ". II. Aiehon. 49,
Comoany lCaptan John Whitlock; let Lieutenant, H. W.
Jackson, u. % Lieutenant 7 -. Wager.
Comrauy k-Capsn, w Howell tobinron; Is. Lieutenant
Charles Dimond 20 Lieutenant Patrick Stanley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29

wac sent 30 the headquarters ~ Gen Taylor, a. Mon
,eey ae the bearer Of disraichee, ard with 10
servlce az AiGde.Cnmp, where be Remained unni tie
close Of tie campaign,
The Adiuant OF The regiment, r. y. Cakcr, r., "a
attached 10 the uar army and is Lea enant OF the
isj Regiment o( cavalry. He ias been detached by
order Of the Government fer the special service N
Nli,n be Ii nov engaged,
The Surgeons Of tht regiment al \. c. Ba ~ and
Justin Dwilnole.
Our own city furnishes two gallant and talented
yonng officers who bear with them e hest wirhes of
eviy Rernblicon in New-YOrk rranc;s G. Young
Slsttermescr and Aired c, ia, Fret Lieutenant
COMPANY y, late City EditCf of the Errnine Post.
GIc9ed as tho Secretaries of the Republican Central
Clo6, 20 which caUa,y they the esteem Of every
one, 4be iollyslng is a complete lit OF oifccTs
fNsc-E u 6eAer Colonel Isioc w. Wistar, Lieut. Colo
Ne, Fo' A. Parrish Major; F. D. jak'r, j., hl,etsn
'-con Justin Dwinelle, Asst. Surgeon.
Noo cpEmfaed Sf0f-SeIg,a Major s. r. Smith; Quar-
SItnsitePs SERGEANT; Nm II. tTy Drum MAJOR, L. Eiehe
i'as i@ceys ordcr cf baule--First Company, CCspt
ChaW smith ls, Lieut., VIM 4. Tedd % Lieut., Wm. II.
Second Company D-Cap; Geo / Rtman; Is! Lieut., syl.
! vestcr Q Glcth, % Lieut.. Jos O. Williams
Ihd Compsn. EClpL ChaS. h. Wslmi st Lieut.. Isaac j.
foUn Company kCsp; Charles RochersyeTger; lst Lieut.,
/ j. Tenn smith: % Lieut., Christian SChair.
Fihh Company G-Cept. Louie Bie.e lst Lient, Thomas
san Company H-Capt 5rnict Mallory; let Liet. Allied
! C. hiis "a Lieut., Charles Fonke.
vs., Scv91 CoG%Ien{ DC e. James Tomn'oni lat Lieut.
Eighth Company X Cfpt lroch T. Levin ltt Lieut., " j.
/ Pliliis ID Lieut.. r. Biaken,y.
h'h Company A-tap! vacant let Lieut., John heEoei
Tenth Company, B-Cop James " LnssaseteI ID. Leui,
J. Benlin. j.; % LIc0t., Henry salhei.