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The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17
w AR. WAR;. WAR!!l.

All persons keeping or having for sale, any or all
kinds OF Munitions Of War; such as Guns. Pistols Re-
voyers aud all kinds OF Ammunition required moi
10 sell ta any person without order from the under
signed. THIS order must be strictly complied WITH
under penalty OF forfetihe al articles mentioned In
their possession. JOHN sTANNus.
titl3d Surveyor PORT of ksokuk.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17
Tpost Dispatch. /
w ashington, .

ashIHgtOH, Utt7 TO.
A Virginia paper of Monday confirms
the report that the steamship Nashville
has gone to sea from Charleston
The New Hampshire quota Of troops is
full. That State il the first which has
completed her levy of troops under the
Presidents proclamation
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY GATE Cry Osr1rr,
II - ~. a. - r.sr

DAILY GA1E Cry Osr1rr
kEokuk, Oct. II, 81.
FLouR-superane 81 so; Spring Wheat exira 81 is;
Fall Wheat Extra 81 y.
BRAN AND ST eRTs--25 TO 40c y 100 Bs.
CoRN--11 TO Ise 3 BUSH
BARLEY--No sale.
wHEAr--in good demand FaH 6Oa65; spring u
ch,ice do l3c.
RyE-2oc dull.
oAT6-l2s4 4ai3c,
POTATOES e0a25 hs the Lead retail 35c.
suGAR-Sew Orleans fair "a aiog, prime l0tsta
II clarified II 10 4, crushed aud loaf Il sI3s.
aoLAssfs- Plantation 4Jasso; spgsrhouse 45as5e;
Goli,n Syrup 7Oe75c.
C0FFEE-RjoI1aisc Jaya2sa2e: Laguyra 1920
RlCE-9h. a.iec
soAP-palm 64.c. Family 5i.c German (Cin.l ia
a7lc
CANDLEs-star lisa 10, stearne - Mould ii.
LARp--se; retail loo.
BUTTER-Common 6a7c, Choice TO- retail l2b..
LRATHER--sole 25sqes. Harness - as38.
HIDEs--Drs 9c green 4 green sheep pelts 30a as
green hog skins i5c.
HAY Timothy. new ss ooa6 90, baled - ooa 9 10:
Prairie s3 oo
SEEDS Hungarian Graas W; Timothy sl 90; Flax
Seed $500.
uSi0NS-359 94Ue.
EGGS--7ls &c.
WHITE BEANS-e0eagl 0u.
FEATHERs-45@3a.
fRUITDrird Apples 1oc1soc D bushel. Dried
Peaches 81 50a 81 IS Raisns s. IS E SO 25
CHEEsk--N n asiern Reserve 9e; Denmak 61,41
BEEF-11al2. c gross; 3a3la y quarter.
sHEEP-sI SEQ y % y head.
HOES DR. ssed u ss3c.
sALT-G. A. s. 80 sack; KaSawha 50 ooaS3 30
& barre Liverpool 81 9O1 s. 90 q saek; Lake 81 80
G. 6a " bbi.
FISR-Maekorcl, No. sgas aai e bbf. No . siG
q si7, So. Sl2a sl3. white Fish No. i s. J0a5 .a
half hbl Cod Fish 5a,5 n
RAGs--i4sc.
OLD IRON g ae y IL Brass eeloe y A. Cop.
per lsLc & A..
EACHANGE-0n New York, Rsnkable Funds ] +
for gold 4 cent. 81, Louis :. D cent. for Missouri
Funds.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

New York, Oct. l6

NfW UFhr OCT. IU.
Sailed yesterday, store ship Release,
steamer Philadelphia, gunboat o VI. Pet
tit. ship Ocean Express, steamer May
flower, for Hampton Roads. Sailed to-day,
gunboats Alabama, ST. Iago, Druba; steam
ers Ethan Allen, Commodore Perry and
Narraganset, same destination.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

All was quiet down the Potomac and
down the lines at noon
The Navy Dept still discredits the re-
ported engagement at New Orleans, es-
pecially the story of Hollins.
A scou. who has Just returned reports
that there are 10000 rebels near Acquia
Greek.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

Ey Sixteen more horses were bought
here yesterday for the 3D. Cavalry. Pur-
chases are continued every day. About
200 more horses are needed. The aver
age price now is about S95.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17
BY TELEGRAPH,
Last Nights Report.
Needs Ncnftrmaftop.

Baltimore, Oct lG
The rumor about the II. :. steamer
Saranac was not credited III naval circles
at Old Point.
No further intelligence had been re-
ceiyed in regard to the attack on the Fed
eral feet at the head Of the passes at New
Orleans
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

Is the beat Machine in the world for Family Sewing
aud hight Manufacturing Purposes
Price twtth Hcmmer) aud beautifully ornamented $50
The Nos. aud Machines Of apaciy and
apiineaiion TOR manufacturing purf oses.
Out No. ) Machines ars especially adapted to all
kinds OF tight and heavy Leather work, III Carriage
Trimming. Boot and Shoe Making, Harness Making,
elc., ete. lAes Of extra sizc with All arm lana
enough 10 take under il aud stitch Abe larg 81 sized
da@Lcs. fheva ~ scHtcels any part II Trlmner's
stitching that cannot be bttet done ith them
hand too tie saving ~ time and labor il very
great. The tpbr of these machines Il "A fncnes long
and The Shuttle wIll hold times The usual quantity
OF th cad. The large machines work ms fast small
ones.
We would ask fer LETTER A Mschtnes the
special ttentionuf NtsT MAkERS and DRESS MA
hEHs, aifa All those who want Machines for hght
MANA tacisrtHG purpose They tnhody the principles
of the stand ard machines ing like thens, in.
erioy ked stitch, afu destined e be- celebrated
for fBms Sstetag ard hsA manufacturing purposes
Standard Machines are Tor manufacturing pur~
poses ~ general.
Ne hare alWaps hand HenmiHg Gwegfs. Linen and
ceHoa fhreaa Sk last, spocts Beet Maeatns O.i
bottles, ctr.
manufacture Our owp Needles aud would warn
all persons using machines not 10 buy others
We kup@ thai there needles sold at lAe hfs
saaitg, al Ag her prices charge
The needles sold BY manufactured especially
Tor er mschinss \ bad Needle render tbs
chine ainaost as4ifss.
Our may rest assured that all our Branch
olces are furnished ith the 'genuine article"
ia case # small rurch chases, the money may be
In pes Stage stamps. or b~pk notes.
IL torre-pah denis III please write their flames
distinctly Itts all III lortaGt that should in each
! case know the usf.f,ficr. Gpunts ard - al.
IL rAii persons reqnt ing sormai sbou tea ing
MaehIHes thartxes, prices, ~orNihg capacfties, aud
The best methods Of purchasing. pbtain IL by -ea
ing oas. or any OF cur Branch oifces, for copy VI
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

RATHER CooL.-There has been a
slight mistake committed here" said the
house surgeon; s'of no great moment.
thought was the sound leg of Mr..
Higgins which has been cut off; we can
easily cure the other-comes to the same
thing"
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17
srArE ~ tomA ApJ'r Grs1R4l's orster.

srArE VI Iowa ApJ'r OEsHRALfs ofFteE.t
DAVENPORT, Oct y. isol.
10 QGic6rs Of Companies and Recruiting Qlscers.
To ne { the requisitions OF the General Govern
ment this Department wishes te raise 2,0Cu for
Western service.
At least IL a0u men III be needed for Forts Leaven-
worth and Randall, and this call IL IL hoped
that oileers aud will make pr ompt response.
-. Il. g.. 4 < .g -. Cent Of Iowa
octl0dti State papers pieAse copy1
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17
I. NJ. ii ger & { o.'s Gazette,
wheh z eean.iiul Pietorial Paper eniIrely de,ot


TT We have made the above Eaduetion In Prices
WIN THE two~tcld view of heneftttug the public and
ourselves. The pat lie have been swlndled ly slu-
nous u4ae hines made ia imnationef The metal
IN them rtM lic iron easing the ass piece is
"t poor quaiuy The makers have 9st hstise 10
thrr "efk we'll They hid away ia secret places,
where Il would be impossible t. have al their
mahd The proper m6ehantrni appliances. IL l. only
w o"thg great business, ard having eAtens
utnelarinE esisi enis, tiat wsAd sthincs he
made al m"derate rrices. The best acsla aNad ma.
ehlhes BADLY MADE, are always liable gvi out Of
ofder aud are sure ~ cost considerable trouble
money ~ kevp tn III III repsir.
lhe qualities 10 be lsgke1 fer ia Machine
efrtahfs 81 CORRECT oetsGn rat e speed simplicity
~ fonstrhefo gfss drasttat aaa vapd1fs ~ opera-
toa aetth tAe aeast laber Machines 10 cnnihv these
essential qualities must &c made Of the best
hassatd 10 perfetttoH Ne have the WAYS ana means,
Oh grand scale. 10 Do ihls.
Ihe purchasers e machues, whose daily tread II
may concern. viii mud thAI those having the ab,se
qualiies not only work we'll III rapid sth seio
rates oi sreea but LAST Ii the finest possible
der. cur machines. sABE b r.. viii tANS MORE
MONEY, with LEss LAsoR, nau any others, whether IN
imhahon - ours or not. III fact, they cLodler
than any uiher Machines Il gift.
L. TLocM Agents Wanted.
4. M. AfSGEK a CO.,
4os Br0adW Nv.
CHICAGO OFFlCE-No. so Clark-St.
j. NJ. BILLINGS, Agent in keoluk
sept27-d
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17
THE GATE CITY.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER II.

sas Lowry received a day or two since
Harper's Weekly, dated the 10th. He
has also lot Of new maps, among which
bird s-eye view of the coast along the
Carolinas is specially interesting and use
full.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

DIED--At the Hospital in this city, of
typhoid fever, on the night Of Tuesday,
the 18th inst, private Josiah Christian,
Of company D, 3d Iowa Cavalry
Mr.. q. was young man of about 20
years, who joined the company while on
visit at Bonaparte. His parents reside
near Memphis, Scotland Co, Mo, and his
father and brother belong to Col. Moore
regiment His father was with him here
at the time of his decease. The copse, was
inferred in the cemetery here. with mill
tary honors, at ) p. m. yesterday. Az
LY Capt. Monroe Reid, who has been
in the volunteer service for the last three
months, is authorized to raise recruits for
Col Hugh r. Reds 18th Iowa Regi-
ment, and has opened recruiting office
on Johnston street He has letters and
testimonials from Col. Tuttle, of the I'd
Iowa, and Col. Peabody of the 18th Mis-
souri,, which recommend him in the high
est terms as an officer and a gentleman.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

lhe Board OF Medical Examiners will meet at Daven-
port ON Thursday, Oct. 18th. Graduates VI Medicine
desiring the position Of surgeon Ia Iowa Regiments
will present the LII selves for examination.
by order. J. O. HUGHES,
Oct. Sd ~ Chairman.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17
Washington. Oct. 1C

ashlngt0n, Oct. l0.
An officer Of the Jacob Bell, who has
carefully reeonnoitered the Shipping Point
battery on the Potomac says that there
are six guns in position, all apparently of
heavy ordnance. The river there is about
one mile wide. Intelligent officers say
that the statement to the effect that there
are six miles of batteries below Shipping
Point is all nonsense. Vessels might be
annoyed by batteries from the shore for a
mile below there, as far as Edwards Point,
but below there the Virginia shore recedes
from the channel aud the river widens, SO
that batteries would be useless if planted
there. Sixteen or eighteen guns are
about the extent of the armament therea-
bouts. 1t is believed by competent jude-
es that the Pawnee, Harriet Lane aud
Yankee went down the river last night
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17
GENERAL ORDER NO. 81.


No Ii.-Ihat 80 citizen, inhabitant resident or
tn state, Aubject do military duty either 81 the
Volunteer Reserve Militia shall hereafter enlist or
engage 10 enter The military service any State
and all persons liable 10 military dut, within This state
ars hereby prohibited fom enlisHg agreeing h.
list assembling ~iths View The purpose of en-
tefing the service Of any other State. Nor shall any
person within this state, Liable do military duty en-.
ter into the service Of the United states except under
the express authority u this State. prorlded, That
his orier - not Intended app, prevent The GOV.
eminent oftb" United States from recruiting for the
Reyaar Army, pursuAn! to the Aeisof Congress and
provided further, tha tas Order ihe next succeed.
ing one. does not apply TO the Company now being
rsisei al paonqae hr sLc Lyon Reg nen'
No. iil.ThAt all persons, whe her residents Of hi
statt Otherwise, and all officers xeeIt regularly an
thorzed oaeers ~ The United States recruiting for the
United States Regular Army are rHrehy prohibited
from alliasihg in any manner rai,ing men Within
this state sth ayies or Er the purpose of entering
into the military service of any ahey state or of the
United States except pursuance Il the Lave aud
th9r,y Of the state OF Iowa.
~ iF.Ti.at the Adlataut General Of this State te
charged with the duty Of seeing that neither OF the
above Orders tNos. II. and III. is violated
Apd tae sail Adlu,Rat q neral when s.tsned that
eIhsr any % this ass,e Orders fSos II and III 5
has heen being violated sh III orlrr all oflcers ar
persons violating such or4ers und r mtarY arrest un
less IN Comaanasf bief othereise III reets To he
attached 10 elier aG as priYAte. in any eapa.
~ or regiment being raised within uis state under
aurhpnr thereof
By or4eF VI uae Commander-in-C Chief.
n. B BAKER
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

Il hereby certify that am instructed by the Com
manaer IN thtsf Of the State OF Iowa that The
above Orders risdly enferced and further nosf,
all persons tat Major General Fremont has expressly
refused q grant auth rits 20 any body of men
% recfsii IN the State = Iowa except Ii Is De with
and by the consent Of the 6oyernar OF the State
y. K. HILLS. Aid ar Camn
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17
NOTICE
S SALE.

EAECUUTOR' S SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that on "Wednesday the 30th
da! OF October, A. d. lsGt the folio ing pr opery
longing the estate Of Michael o'Brien. d. ceased
will he sold at pubiic auction 3d street In keokak
lowa.or between this date and that private sale III
appraised value, hy application to the undersigned
Executors of SAID eelute,--to wit whisky. Alcohol
Brandy, Wines. Lamps, Barrels. Fluid Cans, Stove
and pipe, riiing Desk. Box ot Essences. &e.
MARGARET OfRRIEN,
T.. VI. KENNEDY.
Executors Of the estate ef NJ o'Hrien deed.
There viii also bic sold low private sale Machinery
for manufacturing Camphne Alcohol, sp,rI g as and
also for Rcet ing Whisky together ith three
lease OF The property which the same Is stu
by application To said Executors
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

ErT The tobacco confscated ut Rich
mond on the supposition that it belonged
to Auguste Belmont, is said to belong to
the Rothschilds. The Confederate thieves
were alittle too fast.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17
I OST

huaory pieces or Machinery belonging to a Printing
Prees-suppostd 10 have been lost within the past
few weeks, FROM the Building Fifth street ,betw cen
Main and Johnson. The finder will be literally re-
warded, upon leaving all any them at thie once.
ecp53
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17
Boston, Oct. 16.

Boston, Oct. l6.
Jno. Thayer & Co subscribed $780,
600, to the national loan
The gun boat Marble Head was launch
cd at Newburyport to-day.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

sas- The Quincy packet, Hamilton
Belle, arrived yesterday morning ut 30.
She brought up seven or eight men Of
the Iowa Sd Cavalry, who have been, with
others, at Quincy for few days, and are
now for home, on l5 days furlough-
Among them we were glad to see several
old friends. They obtained a free pass.
age ON the Belle, by acting as guard for
Capt. Hutchcraft, and were taken to I'd
dyvillc at half fare on the western road
Several Illinois soldiers came up on
furlongh.
The belle also brought up about 200
cavalry, Of Col. Gloyer's command from
Quincy to canton.
There was rumor that Major Shack
lett, with rebel force Of about 900,
was ut Williamstown or near there, and
would attack Canton
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

OPENING Ladies will take
notice that the Fall Opening at Mrs,
Talon's store is postponed till next week
Thursday. In the meantime customers
will be served as usual.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17
/ SPECIAL NOTICES.
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR /!
1000 ABLE-B0DIED MEN.
Between the Ages of Is aud is,)
WANTED FOR TIE 18th REGIMENT OF IOWA
VOLUNTEERS,
10 serpe as Infantry, for Three Years,
inless Sooner Discharqed

This Regiment is now being raised under authority
OF Gen Fremont, and the authority ofthe Governor OF
Inwa and will rendezv keokuk, and as soon as
organized will be al once clothed and equipped for
i've service.
Subsise~ee will be furnished at the expense OF the
United states at place of rendezvous, 10 Volunteers
dsiaing ~htis Companies being raised, In accord
ahce with instructions TO recruiting oiieefs
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

E The exact amount of Government
stuff for the Sd Cavalry here, brought up
by the st. Louis packet on Tuesday last,
was 40 tents, boxes Of socks and draw.
ers, l boxes saddlery and harness, 81 box
es medical stores and appurtenances.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

The Herd consists OF some 81 head and com mprises
of the very best Stock the State. all ages.
Pedlgrees will he furnished nj the sale
Also, large nurber of Suffolk Hogs and n
number OF Full booied COtsW ola sheep.
Crcdf OF twelve months will be given on all anms
twenty dollars satisfactorily secured with
10 per cent annum liberal discount will be
maie for cas- In hand. JOHN I. stuart.
octIO-daM Executor.
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

sas-lt will be seen by advertisements
that company of sharp shooters for Col.
Reds Regiment is being raised by Capt.
Barnasconi, Chas. Knapp and G. Linn
burg. Recruiting is still going on briskly.
Weare informed that there is an Infantry
Company already organized in Charlton,
Lucas county, and waiting further orders
The daily Gate City., 1861-10-17

Atameetlng of the Commander To Chief and tn
ofcera ofhis STAFF held ID The ofnee Of the Adjutan
Grherai the 10 day os DC tober A. D. ls6i the FOL
lowing order was unanimously adopted
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-08-21
To Correspondents.

AMANDA asks us to furnish her with a model
farewell love letter to soldier just departing for
the wars. That is out of our line of business
For a farewell letter, Julia's episte in the first
canto of Byron's Don Juan, is, we think, the
best we ever read. 1t was written, it is true,
under peculiar circumstances by the fair heroine
Yet with all its Objectionable features, we cannot
help thinking that it is one of the most natural,
truthful and touching pieces of composition in the
English language. The following is the opening
stanza
They tell me tits decided you depart;
'ris wise-'tis well, but not the less pain;
| have no further claim your young heart
Mine is the victim and would be again
To love too much has been the only art
/ used | write in haste, and if a stain
Be on this sheet tits not what it appears
My eyeballs burn and throb, but leave no tears.
And the concluding stanza of the letter appears
to us equally appropriate
have no more to say, but iinger still
And dare not set my seal upon this sheet,
And yet / may well the task fulfil,
My misery can scarce be more complete;
L had not lived till now could sorrow kill.
Death shuns the wretch who fain the blow would
meet,
And must even survive this last adeu,
And bear with life, to love and pray for you.
20 Other correspondents answered next week.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-08-21
Serenade to Major General Patter-
SON.

Gener al Patterson was serenaded at his
residence, last night, at eleven o'clock
The following letter, signed by many iufu-
tial citizens, had been previously received Dy
the General.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81, 1861.
Mgjor General Robert PatterSon-SIR:-
We, your friends and fellow citizens Of this
Immediate neighborhood, entetaining for you
deep personal respect, and seeking to show
our appreciation of your worth a patriotic
citizen. and as gallant officer, intend, to-
night to tender to you grand serenade as a
welcome home, back to US, and upon your re-
turing from the command from which you
have been SO honorably discharged.
We wish to recognize emPhatically the
patriotism which has Induced you, upon ev
cry occasion in which your country has been
engaged In foreign warfare or domestic strife,
to respond with alacrity to the claims of duty
aud of b onor IN you- march in the path OF
peril, and TO mark our approval of your con-
duct under the trying circumstances in which
you have been placed. We declare our firm
belief inthe wisdom, skill and patriotism by
which yonr movements have been regulated
aud our perfect conviction that nothing has
been left undone by you that could, with the
means at your disposal be properly accom-
plished:
Permit US, then. to inform you that the
serena ie will take place at precisely eleven
o'clock this evening. We beg leave to say
that We desire no preparation on your part
| in the matter of entertainment, as our respect
S too pr ofound. aud our regret too great for
the illness of your much esteemed lady. to
expect or receive such. Our object, dear
General, is simply 20 offer you the heartfelt
welcome of civilians to our city, of which yol
have been so long useful, hOnored and pat
riotic inhabitant.
At the appointed hour several hundred
persons had assembled. After the perform
ance of :. Hail to the Chief and other in
spring airs, by Beck's band, Mr. Benjamin
III Brewster. came forward and introducing
the General to the audience, made a brief ad-
dress.
Turning to General Patterson, he said.
that a: the request of bis fellow citizens. and
those of the Ward in which the General had
lived for more than a quarter of century.
aud in which the speaker had spent his boy
hood, he came TO address him.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-08-21
The late General Lyon,

The intelligence of the death of Brigadier- Gen
eral Lyon has been received with profound sorrow
in every portion of the country. He was an Off
Ger of much promise. and glorious future seem
ed to be before him. His friends, however. have
the consolation of knowing that he dieG in the
noblest of causes, add at the head of his army.
urging them on to victory. He was born in Ash
ford, Connecticut, in 1920, and consequently was
forty-one years of age, at the time oc his death.
He entered the West Point Military Academy in
1887, and graduated with high honors in 1871.
He was Immediately brevetted to a first Lieuten
ancy. He participated in the Florida war. and
afterwards served on the frontiers of Texas, Ore
gon, &c. During the Mexican war he distin-
guisbed himself in the siege of Vera Cruz. and
was breveted Captain, for gallant and meritoricus
conduct in the battles of Contreras and Cherubus-
CO. He was wounGed in the attack on the Belen
gate at the taking of the city of Mexico. Our
readers all familiar with the services he rem
dered his country during the present war.
Notwithstanding the brief period that has
elapsed since the commen cement of the war. a
large number of distinguished officers have already
fallen. They will not soon be forgotten by their
fellow countrymen. Their memory should be
forever held in grateful remembrance by the citi-
zens of the land they fought TO save.
" How sleep the brave who sink to rest,
With all nations wishes blest ?
When Spring, with dewy fingers cold.
Returns to deck their hallowed mould,
She then shall dress a sweeter sod
Than fancy's feet has ever trod.
By hands unseen their knell is rung,
By fairy forms their dirge is sung
There honor comes, pilgrim gray.
To bless the turf that wraps their clay,
And freedom shall awhile repair,
To dwell a weeping hermit there f"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-08-21
Democratic County Committee.

Irwin Rutledge, Chairman.
Allegheny. Patrick Donnegan-Cambria,
VIM. 'Keefe-Carroltown. Joseph Behe-
Carroll tp., Robert NJ Combie--Chess Springs,
B. A. BurDs-Chest tp., VIM. Noel-Clear-
field. Thomas Durbin-Con emaugh Bor., Jno.
Cam pbell-Conemaugh tp-. Thomas M'Cabe
-CIoyle, VIM. Hudson-Ebensbru East
Ward, Daniel o Evans, West Ward, Jno,
Lloyd-Gallitzin, j. Smith-Jackson, John
Singer-Johnstown, First War, Irwin Rut-
ledge-2ud Ward, s. Colwell-3rd Ward,
George n. Smith-4th Ward, William P.
Patton-5th Ward. George Shaffer--- o.
retto, P. j. Christy-MiIlville, james Dor
ney-Munster, c. Dever-RIchland, j. r.
Stull-Summerhill Thomas M'Connell-Sum-
mitviIle, John Quail-Susquehanna, John
Marrion-Taylor, F G. Barnes-Washing-
ton, John Porter-Wilmore, George Ran
dolph-Y oder, Jas NJ Coy.