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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08

TIE MURDER OF BoYD.-An account was
given in dispatch from Washington o. lie
murder oi young mas, naned b yd, III llat
city. 1t is now slated (sayS tile Alexandria
Ga.tYc.) that 4 squad Of men from the Union
regiment we're sent ~ his house, he being
c. ary:,! with being j ssceS.ioni>t,l and knock
20. and kicked at his door, Cor the purpose vi
breaking Ii open, ioGb,lcss,) when le flied at
lhr:n Win revolver, aud ;hcy then !lr,d at
;..u killed him. lie having closed the door 81.
ter opening it - deliver his tire, aud Ollie OF
tr.u nulct, passing r:.rsusn the piankS and
.c;,rrri... III, u.:.l}. a curonrr jur. tas fcn-
dcrei il Verdict accorumg I" thus statrlnclit.
Hur ,,Il..d have i.ctn arlcslei.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08

OUTRAGEOUS TREATMENT OF a TESSEs
SEAN BY IxnlAxIAxs-Mr. j. T. Dromgooe,
,Ir., Of Rutherford county, in this State was
in Martin county, Indiana on the 9th ult.,
and for expressing himself in favor Of the
South, he was set upon by "a pack of Black
Republican bullies who beat him in most
shameful manner tearing out one Of his eyes.
It is barbarians like these who have taken
complete control OF Lincoln and his govern
ment, and if lie does not move fast enough
they will send him "kiteing" from place and
power.-Nashrllc Union.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
Lihnrnl nnI Patriotic.

We learn (Says the Augaare hisp"tr"J that
Messrs BAUM & kArrFER contributed SuO 70
the Blodgct Volunteers AMI slrn to Tho" Con-
fcdcrntr Light Guards" hc!,,rr ihrii departure
The liberal soul shall be s,ad' FL" Oar ri,i
zcns will bear i'll remembrance this cvi,;cncI Of
the patriotic spirit Of our encrprisins friends.
.aaE- tculcmen desiring I" 60 into immediate
military service have now Il fine opportunity either
as Infantry in the "96 Ril!cm-n,' or Cavalry in
the Elscfeil llu$sars.' See advertisements in
another column.
E* A dispatch from Cni.cn;.l, y. H., says that
FIX President Pierce. in cbc.ii. nee to Il di.rat:h
from Mr.. Imgcrsol, ut Pennsylvania, las gone 10
Ph.ladelphia, and perhaps Gal'n: re, mission
to medists botBssn the government and the South.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
l..'s are al.a st entirely vaca:e'l-t

"a. lS are aim st entirely vaca:e'l-the
-, u ;rn "ei'i. al meal h"ir,
.iI.;...;.s IA ir> OF the different regiments
collcc: il pr"iusion.
\ tram of cars calue in this evening at 8
O'Clock, bringing more Northern troops, their
c shipments and bag age.
Cart. Ramsey, sometime since, distressing
thu tile!i,y of snae':oly. caused all the gun
powder, Which was stored in tie expensive
and secure Government vault in the Con
g,essic,,lal yurying ground, to be removed 10
tie Navy Yard.
May .; unr most distinguished citizens
haze !e:t ;hr city, and as at Present scourli-
iug III Airy.uC!rla
4 p4r.iaa orthe United Si,.'es troops which
are Si..ir,.,.i at The norttra c:r! ot III" l'' &
Bridge, crossed the bridge to-day ana pro-
cecicd some distance down the Wa3hingt II
and Alexandria Turnpike. Dur;ag their ex-
.,;l:spn t::ey net tssu %! the virginia trooi's
who were guarding tho en'rarcc Of tc C"'u.i.-
Lian Turopkc mml u,ci towards th"rn t';e
mos: insulting and provoking Iaagu-gr. Crc
Of the IiiSinians started to AieXai d7Ia ior
reia'o.ccn.euts. bn. he'o7c they arrived tie
intrud. RS lad et for Washington.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
T. B. CnaoEEE, Scc'ry.
For the Advertiser.

Mn. ErI1oH:-A, the last meeting of the
Rid.cway Vigunt Association, it was determined
To- fully enforce n previous Resolution Of this
budy to The effect that we will neither give our
Negroes passes, nor nllow others to visit our prem
iscs OF nights. This Resolution iocs not extend
tn the exclusion of any who have husbands or
wives to visit them with passes.
We cordially invite the cooperation Of tho
ncighb"rhool to assist us in carrying out our
Resolution. and hope that none will give their
neyrues passes contrary to the expressed desire of
III . Association.
The Association is pledged that no pass shall
be of any avail (only in the excepted cases) of
nights, upon their own premises.
The next meeting will be held at the Ridgeway
Academy on Friday 10th inst, at o'clock, A. NJ,
and then regularly every two weeks. The whole
ncighh"rhooI is earnestly requested to attend,
and all that can ,lo so, who hare not hitherto, to
jim us.
Published by orlcr Of the Association.
JOHN IIUlET, Chairman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
Prirufcs.
TrnnnS! CrnunS!!

Two thousand three hunir. Southern troops
left our city this morning for sl,e scai Of WAT
Kentucky sends gallant baHd. These troops
will give good account of themselves in tho day
of battle. "No Hessan bands un,i drunken row.
dies" but the flower nf Southern chirary. They
fight for liberty, and not as lnerccrar:rs. -Four
thousand more we understand. viii pass ,hT"%si'
the city to-night.-chattanov4 trcnn.J .''iTcr :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08

Az IspErEXDENT LEGloS.-CUl. Wade
Hampton, Il gentleman and cavalier, whose
character needs no additional ttIc Or endorse
mrIrt, l.a, received from Montgomery imll an
,I,"riiy aud Commission for recruiting, tn
l:s,ill. and organizing an independent Lr-
giun to comprise in julicious proportions Cav
airy, Artillery and l;iicmcn, or, if preferred
Ipfantry.
The Companies of each arm will be receiv.
cd as Companies, under their own officers,
and the Legion will be independent, as far us
it can be. 1t will be considered subject to
call a, any lime, and t:nr twelve months if
necessary, and for any portion Of the Conted.
crate territory.-Charleston Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
Home Again.

The Elsefcld R;lemen, OF lhuEc O. them who
remained on duty at Charleston. returned "ac
las, week to receive ths welcGmc ALL congfa.uln-
tions Of their many friends. They lave 'iOac bard
and honorable service in the Cause pf South Caro-
lima and the South, Having eono out to act.n
when the earliest summons to arms sounded in The
cars Of cur people, they deserve tn: nra>c of being
among the very first TO respond t' Ike hsh cali Of
patriotic duty. and from tia! i;mr until tLc:r
honorable discharge they have done all that gal
liant soldiers could do to advance ll.e truml ], "f
our cause. Honor to the brave, and hearty vel
come hume.
AS deserved compliment to an officer who has
commanded their entire confidence, the Rilemen
presented to LIEUTENANT Z. S. MIas. on Saturday
last, handsome sword. SERGEANT j. a. c.
JOKES delivered i: to its hoEorod recipient in n
very neat address, which was appropriately re-
sponded 10 by the bravo LIEUTENANT.
Below is Il copy of the Adju:an. Generals letter
Of discharge, aud list of the fctrr:e nuremberg.
ApJ'r AND Ixsr GENERALS nYrlcE.
Charleston, $. c., Apri! 18th, 1851.
LIEUT.. Il. =. MlHS or, 1nu arc ueFehy Or
dered to conduct the Company unier your com
,nanl to EdgeGrld c. H., and i.o5c be hUnorably
discharged from the service Of Tho STATIC OF South
Carolina. rs Volunteers in the Isl Regiment, un-
der command Of Colonel NJ. GREGG.
Tie Quarter Master General is herewith directed
to furnish you the necessary transportation for
tho execution of this order.
BY orier of COMMANDMENTS Chef.
S. L. GIST, Il imIant General.
A list Of the members of the Edycieid RiIrmsn
who returned to Edgeiield, and were discharged
on the 4'h Of May.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
News Items Of General Interest.

MsS- Mr.. Watson, WHO was some days ago al-
Washington telegraph office, has been. hy order
Of President Lincoln, removed. The office is now
occupied hy soldiers and no dispatches, except
those seut by the administration, or r, cciSed from
its agents, are permitted to GO over tlc wires.
cis~ The Washington Stas says: The President
has directed the enrolment of forty thousand vol
,ntecr. for three years service, and the enrolment
Of twenty-five thuuaan,l regular troops for five
years. lie has aso directed the enrolment Of
eighteen thousand sailors for the navy for five
years.
~ Gen. Bcauregari has visited Alexandra
(says the Baltimore .Suu.) and has examined the
Arlington heights, which with the Alexandria ca
nal, form key point. either for offence or defence.
II is said, however, that the Federal Government
will not take possession of those heights, lccanse
ii would be an act of aggression, which it dis
claims, but that means are deviSedwhcreby Il hes
tile force may be dislcdscd from that point.
Rf,- The Toronto (Ca } Leader, the Govern
mcnt organ, fears that Canada may become in
rolvel in the United States difficulties, and advo-
Gates mn armed neutrality, and suggests 10 he
Canadian Government to the Imperial authorities
the cxpcdiency of sending fix OF eight regiments
of the line for the protection of the frontier.
sae.> The New Iork H-rnid Of the 29ih quotes
coiun in that market Mt fourteen to nineteen cts
III IN the Northern States, cities, towns, Itc.,
including private subscriptions, the sum CT eleven
million two hundred and thirty-Einc thousand
dprrs las been contributed for war purposes
So they say.
20 The citizens of Petersburg, Tn., have pre-
scntcd Major General tiwryS, with u splendid
horse. saddle, hri'ilc and tr0ppinss.
EU"Two sisters of President Lincoln, residents
of Selma, Ala, presented n Confederate flag to
the Selma Cadets.
I.fr' a man was taken and hung recently by
the citizens Of Bloomington, Illinois, for placing
ohst'uctions Oh the truck Of tho Illinois, Central
railroad, to throw of the train bringing troops
South.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
The President Determined To Push
The War.
New YoRK, ApRIL 20, !.

NEW lORK, APKlL =, ISbI.
To the Editors Of the Ercning Post:
am authorized by the President TO say
that he is determined to prosecute the war
begun against the government Of the United
States, with all the energy necessary to bring
it to q successful termination. He will call
for a large additional force, relying upon
Providence and the loyalty OF the people to
the government they have established.
Washington, on Saturday evening, WAS
consi Tered by those most capable Of judging
to be entirely safe from attack.
.AAlES HAMILTON
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08

BURNING OF THE PIONEER PAPER Mill
The paper mill three aud half miles from
this place, was totally consumed by fire OH
Wednesday morning last, together with all
the paper and stock on hand. The origin of
the lire, we believe. is considered doubtful.
1t may have been accidental, or it may have
been the work of an inccndiary. The loss is
estimated at sixteen thousand dollars. There
was no insurance. We believe it is the in.
,rnton OF the stockholders 10 rebuild-we
hope 80, at all events, as it isa great conve-
nience to us to have our paper manufactured
at home.-Athens Watchlnan.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
North Carolina Convention.

RALEIGH: n. c., May 1.-The Legislature
met ut II A. NJ, aud at p. NJ. the House
passed bill for Convention, unrestricted,
to meet on tie Goth instant. The bill passed
unanimously, and will, no doubt, pass the
Senate. The elections ate ordered for the
l1,h inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08

An ILLUSTRATED PArER.-.tn illustrated
weekly paper will soon be established in this
city under able and sufficient auspices
". Waud, well known artist and gentleman,
is connected with the enterprise, which is in
hopeful progress. Citizens desiring to aid or
contribute in any way can communicate with
Woodward, of the Adams Express Office
Charleston News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
For the Advertiser.

A, meeting Of the citizens at Aliens, held on
the 9yth April. en- motiun DIR. o. ". ALLEN was
called 10 the Chair, and I. 3. CEuoKEH requested
to act as Secretary.
The Chairnnu sa!ed the object Of the meeting
to be to ors"iihc 4 Military Company ccmpoted
.: the old men and all those not subject to mill
tary duty, to he styled the Home Guard.
After some discussion Il number present en-
rolled their nsles for the above named purpose.
The Company then elected its Officers, as fol-
lows: .IosErn BoLrox, Captain; GEO. j. srRoTn-
Err, lst Lieut.; II. j. KARoRy, oDd Lieut., and
I. i. CEooEyr I'd Lieut.
1t was then moved and carried tha. the Edge
field -Adscriiscr be requested TO publish the pro-
ctcings Of the meeting.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on the
2nd Saturday Of May, at o'clock, P. N.
o. W. ALLEN, Charm.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
Lnttcr-DaY WailIngs.

The National LnteHiysnccr contains lcttt from
joins NJ. Boris, duorous as the cry Of the screecl-
owl ut midnight. Poor old Boris he considers
all gonc,-gonc,-gon One last effort hc will
nuke; and it comes in the shape Of letter 20
the Lincoln Cabincnt, praying that truce he
proposed to the South until Convention of the
Northern States can be held to permit Scccsxion.
But the Intelliyencer snys, no,-they will not 10
it unless the South will meet the Lincoln Govern
ment half way. Poor old Boris!
The inteIiiyences itself stands "Niobe in
tears with its proposition, to recognise secession,
rejected, and nothing now left but to wipe its old
eyes and count the gathering myrmidons Of Back
Republican rule with constrained encrgy,-but
there is no genuac energy in oil it can say
poor old inteNigcncer!
And there are the old sollicrs Of 1912, OF whom
the inieRiyemcer mournfuily says that they have
formed company to aid in defending the city of
Washington. Well, il has hcca hCme Of charity
tu them, il to no one else, aud Hhu can wonder
that they should betaac themselves sadly and
slowly to its hattlemcnls. No one hlames them,
pnpr Vld soldiers!
Truly, it is suddcaag to mark the whole COLOR
ing vi affairs in Washington The unlucky peo-
pie are leaving in crowds. Citizens comfortable
yesterday are hou<elcss to-day. Old ties are sev-
,red every hour. Hotels are closed where late tho
money drawers clnked 10 the tune of hundreds
per dicm. The exodus OF the old regime has
maize place for the curse and the blight of wanda
sis!u: and even that noble structure, once the
honorcd capitol of great Confs'icracy. is desc
Grated and iisgracel to the purpose Of slict"ring
the Iii. ly tools Of un insnnc Power. Every thing
proclams that the last dayn Of Washington are
come. II may not fall bctwecu the clash Of hos
tile armies. But its press and lie r."pl. feel TINT
it must give up the ghost forever with the c"nsum-
nation Of disuniup aE'l they u"urn as those
without hope, for the Government that wa4,--poor
"od wreck !"
The people of the South could lament too when
they remember ''the light Of other days were
it not for the trcaclicry and wrong which have
extingui>hetl their uuce-strons attachment to the
Governmental city Oh The old Potomac. The
ghv$; Of the past will have gorgon terrors for
those whose avar;ce and ianaticism have done
this deed of ruin. But tho South will return its
gaze ca!,ulr, with some tear: Of sympathy it may
be. n: she cxcaas:
Thou cau'-t ro, say did ii re",r shakc
Thy CORY locks at me-.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
PraiscWOrthy.

a Southern teacher, we'll known in this District
and in Augusta, proposes to be one of twenty Ia
dies to, mnkc up one thousand (Sl00O) dollars for
the Southern cause. Will not this patriotic pro-
pusiic meet ready response?
The name proposing will be given to persons
applying with the intention If uniting in the
rf,nrt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08

The twenty days SO generously offered by
Abrahan 'he First, to those concerned in tho
IS Combinations too powerful" Er.. in which
t, disperse aid 50 quietly 10 their BONES, cx-
pires u,.marrow, Sunday, Mav 5. Wonder if
Abraham will not tax" BILL Arp's advice and
extend the time, as i is very in 'onr ,'icn'
to go home just l"w without having some
of The mn.w3aersury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08

CRors.-All accounts from the growing
st.uli grain craps, In every section of the
State, indicate auuntiaut promise. The stands
OF corr :.nd cotton are also universally fine.
/. is the opinion OF the grain men that . sui.
iici.ut stock Of grain is secured to prevent
suffering, if the Western markets are cut oil;
and We liupc, III a few lnunths, Georges Will
bc i,.urpc..dvnl oi .XterLal supplles.-Macon
(Ga.) Telegraph.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
Peace Committee.

ALEXANDRIA, May 2.--In the Legislature
of Maryland, the Senate adopted resolution
recommending the appointment of commit:
tee 10 wait on the President Of the United
States, and the President Of the Southern
Conleieracy, and the Governor, Of Virginia,
with view to bringing about some under
standing whereby civil war may be prevented.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mr.. GEORGE DELArGurER, private in the
Cherokee Ponds I'olunteers, fell from the ears ON
his return homo and was instantly killed. lie
WAS about % years old, very robust, good SOL
melancholy one.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
.---AGSp-.

TIE CONFEDERATE LoAS.--Parties who
have subscribed to the Confederate loan, and
who have paid five per cent. Of the subscrip-
ton. will bear irsmind that the balance OF the
subscription was due On the first OF May, and
that the inStallment paid in will be forfeited:
if the whole amount be not paid i'll at once.
Charleston Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
One Hundred F ederul Troops Captured.

New ORLEANS, 3.-Col. Van Dorm, with
eight hundred Texans, captured one hundred
Federal troops, under Major Sbley, at In
dianola. Sibey surrendered. "'he officers
are on parole. The arms were taken and the
troops allowed to join the Confederate army,
or to take oath not to serve against Ihe Con-
irderate States
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
Gathering For Slaughter.

ALEXANDRIA, May 3.--Troops are still
pouring into Washington from tile North and
West. and ru.nors are threatening of in at
tack on this place.
The bridges on the Baltimore and Viii
mington railroad, which have been destroyed,
are being replaced
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
MARYLAND Legislature.

ALEXANDRIA, May I'm the Legislature
of Maryland the Senate adopted resolution
recommending the appointment Of commit.
tee to wait on the President of the niied
States and the President Of the Confederate
States, and the Governor of Virginia, with a
view to bringing about some understanding
whereby civil war may he prevented.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
The Goyernor,s proclnmat1on.

Attention is directed to the Governors rr0cla-
matiOu respecting troups that may hereafter be
sent to Virginia. AS TO his right to send the reg
imcnts that have volunteered uuder the Military
Bill of January, we presume he has not claimed
it except after careful consultation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
GBe 4 96bsrtistt,
ARTEuR SINKING EnIrnR
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1861.
Notice,

There will te a meeting Of The Edgcfeld Light
Guards on Saturday next, at which tiuc the COM
puny will be organized and officers elected. a
attendance is requested.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
The Seventh regiment. sc,

This Regiment, Col. I. c. BACON commanding
is now stationed at Camp Pickens, II beautiful and
healthy site for Camp, near Pole Cat Ponds
about two miles from the S. G. Railroad, and Ave
or six miles below Aiken. The Post Office nd
dress is H'ood,rard's, BurnpcN District, s. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
Secession Of Tennessee.

Rlcnuoyp, May 2.-DiSpatchcs received
here state that the Legislature Of Tennessee
has passed Secession Ordinance by a large
majority. Nine cheers for Tennessee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
CGpturc of Federal Troops.

1t Itappcar< frcm late dispatches t'lat icur hrE
drcd and fifty Federal troops ~2rc caltrrd IN
Texas, by Col. Van D,ra, Instead CT one hu::irs,
rs 1,rryinuslY rernrtel
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08

Governor Maggonn of kentucky denies,
in letter to the Louisville Journal, that any
State arms were furnished by him to the re-
cruits for hc Confederate Army enlisted in
Kentucky. In The conclusion Of his letter the
GuyernorSaln:
In conclusion, beg the People of those
States, (thc border free Stalcs) and my own
glorious State, regardless Of all partisan as
suuls un nr: to rely that my most earnest,
f.itLful, and aa>iluul,s efforts have been and
,Ilall he Gircstcl to these two ol! iccts: % Arm
ng Kentucky ST hat she may maintain any
position slI HAY finally assume. an'l cultiYa.
ling friendly relations with the border free
States, and maintaining the peace between
them and ourselves in the hope that by the
favor Of iol, We may yet save the country
from utter, -reiricyabc, and npelcss ruin.
A TnA!run.-Ihcs. II. Hicks, b. The risi-
tation Of Providence and popular suIlragcs,
Governor Of Mary land, has done his best to
proven, Mary land from arning and prepar-
ing for the conflict which all honest men
krow was irrc>slahc and yet, b. now talks
about EARNED neutrality" Such men are
lnurc dangerous to tie South than hundred
ayowed foes.-Courler,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08
From Alexandria.
The A ex .l,rla Gazetts, OF Wednesday, mas

l.. .uin,"i;Ig:
,va>!.i..-toa to-day is extremely devoid OF
IS n. ,-vc.: !. ru'ut.r Of sufficient lmpor-
~ T.. .!.:.,. tue -gutesi cred"nce Can he
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-08

Second Lieut.. S. MINIS.
Second Scrgennt-J. A. c. JONES,
Fourth LEWIS CoLENAN,
Fifth " 4. 4. joss,
First Corporal-J. 3. WALLAcE,
Second 4. p. BrrLER,
Third - c. L. MILES,
Fifth \. L. GRIFFIN.
Prirnfcs.
B. T. Banks, T. G. Banks, John Bartlcy, John
Bridwcll, j. T. Bryant, W. D. bryan, Henry
Cooke, Jas. Colgan, c. s. C"r!:y, Z. D. Cuvar,
G. L. Coyar, J. L. Covar, W. 5. Corar, II D..
Crookcr, p DeLoach, c. l.. Duris,e. ". F. nurisce.
J. j. Edison. NJ i. Edison, G. ii. GOODWIN, John
Gray, Vim. Jordan, a. Meyers, Nj. y. MarHert,
D. T. Mct.wcn. Chesly Mrtic", +. 4. Murrell,
James Paul, W. D. Iamey, .!a,nes Ramsey, F..
Randcll, ]. Randc!l, s. l.. Rcl.,iy. e Eirlcy, j.
D. Roper, P. b. Ryan, j. a. s".sc. &. i. Teney,
H. r. Turner, S. Z. Watson, 7. Watson jr., c. VI.
VIM, H. Winn.