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Hoc.er 9tntc, L1st1le s 400 bu cnrn, 900 bu whc.t
G L luntoon, L:sal1c, $40 bu corn.
Tide, Laaallc, 100 tons coal.
CLEARED. May 81.
Rock Rnn, Lasalle.
Preston, lasa1lc, IS Wagons.
6etastopo1, OttaWa.
Uniun, 1ass1'e, q, SEQ N lumber.
Portland, Lasac. 500 It lumber 10 900 Il siding.
115NO0 shingles, 5,oO0 sash, 80 btls salt, brIs
lime, 20 hlfB fsh.
Kane. IasaIe, Go,sG4 Il lumber, liz 500 shingles,
Il, 600 1ath.
Ottawa. Ottawa.
Investigator, Athens.
Il LoomIs, Athens.
Thorp Joliet Is $50 IT lumber, 13. 900 shingles,
1,scD cord wood.
Belcit, LaEalc, 400 # lumber, 20 900 shingles,
'l3o wooden ware, 200 nals, kags fsh, ats ndz,
Bauner, Laealle, 81, ,992 # lumber, II. 500 1ath.
, 1861-06-03

Gotp Asp EASTERN CunnEScY.- afternoon,
SG1 eco In gold and $4,000 in currency left New
York by the American Express for this city.
, 1861-06-03

SATURDAY EVENING, June 1.
The following s-e the receipts and shipments for
tie past twtuty-four hours:
RECEIPTS LABr TwKSTT-FouH HouHs.
, 1861-06-03

ALL THOSE WHO ENROLLED THEMSELVES
In tlc above Company for nae 1car, and We5e M n
earnest IN 20 doing, arc requested to meet as eaa
a. n.. sharp, on Monday, the Sd Inst. to naako ar-
renge1nents fox entering b1rrack. forthwith.
B7 order. r, McGrsSls, Lieut.. Com.
, 1861-06-03

T1ERK OF THE SUPREME
~ CoukT FOE TEE TuIKp GRAsD DIv1s1oN.-
DAVID l. HOUGH Of the City Of La Sale. tn Ia Salld
fer tie Third Grari DisIicn. Elecuou TO be bald o.
tie Ut Monday II June rext. apl2tl3LS
w h. L. GRRENLEAF WILL
w be candidate for Clers Of the Third Grand
Division Of the Supreme Court ot lluno a the ensu
tur JLlv rfect3ou nf15ItI.snA
, 1861-06-03

AHEW BOOK OF MILITARY TACTICS IS
sued By the Wdr Department, 1st Of May. 1851. H.
fautsJ and Ride Tactics fuf the Army and Volnu-
teete Of the United States. Price et.a5. Postag
zorAyr nn111--The dill Taught BY the lats Col.
ElIeworth to the q. S. zouaEe Cadets, wr1ttoa By
Col. Ellsworth, with the rnles and hy-lsTs attack
Cd. Price $lOO. Free By mail -.
TIE TouSo nEcHuIr.-A cheap and most useful
book for Joung beginners, wherein eTe!ylhtus fe
atmplided and explained Price 81. Postage
cents.
ACTIVE eEnv1cE 'DooK.-By E: Z Vle1e Of the
Postage u cents.
CAy41aI TAe71cs-syo1s. Prepared BY 4 Board
paSment, Price f. Postage IS cents.
FIKa.p AE1uLtRT 1KsTrVcrIoSs.-Instructio
prcpsrcd byn Board Of 0Mcers, By order OF tho
Kaf Depattment. Price IS. Postage Is cents,
BlrpSET E1ERc1EE.--Fos the use Of the army oi
the United 6tater, By Capt. Mcclellan. Price e1.5o.
XaXEY REGuIA71oss. Containing the rights, du-
ties. powers and pay Of ere15 ma3 in the service.
Price M6o Postage Is cents.
Beautiful Photographic Portraits ofthe late Col.
Ellsworth md General Scott. Life like large pic.
tures 80 cents BY mail.
P.s.-A large chart Of the Seat Of Yer. rr1ee 81.
cotoas Map 9! the Seat of W1E fse y een,s
Norfolk, etc Price Is cents: Fo<s Pickcus, ID cts
plelon's Nap Of the Seat Of Tar, rs cents. ,,
Railroad M1p Of the United St8tet, 25 cents. Al
fteo by rnAil. The trade supplied.
AL the above Book OF Maps. toEethef Wig
ersry &ooE o. sar At.1atg,k vi 5e ferMaIq
e!,her By mau OK express, on receipt Of te aso''s
In epseN orpottdg< stamps.
/ fe1.Sk-- -----
, 1861-06-03

Editors Tribune:
VIII you be good enough to point out the
manncr, or Why, or proper course TO be pur-
eued, In order that IN outrageous nuisance In
the form of stcgpant pond Of water, which
/. standing On Lot No. l04, on Stste street.,
between Washington and Afauison, eau
be abated? This pond Of filthy, stag
nant wuter occupies an entire Facant
lot, owned BY Dr. L. D. Boone, the earth
having been taken out, and sold, as We
are informed, by the owner, and used
in filing up and grading the street, and there
being no sewerage the water has stood there
since the breaking up OF winter. Complaint
has been made to the police Magistrates, to
Mayor Ru1nscy, to tbs Board Of Sewerage
Commissioners, and yet no steps haVe been
taken to remove this d1sg1acefnl nuisance, aud
thereby prevent sickness In that locality. Is
no one responsible? Has no officer duty to
perform IN such q case? Is not the owner Of
the lot ljabIe, or auerables Is there not gross
NAL feaeancc atneng some of our public func-
Oh each side Of the street, and the water stands
against the entire hall oil one, aad within 80
feet Of another! II also stands directly under
the tenement Of family, where there ore
children. Disease and death are in the MAS.
matte e3halations of that green and putrid
pond of water! How long, IN the name Of all
that Is good, will this be allowed to continue?
VIII the city authorities permit 1t to remain
until ptStii<nce is engendeTed?
Please signify the nnodus operandi Of aba.ing
his nuisance, which Is disgrace to the city
functionarfee, and you will greatly oblige the
public in general, and, more particularly,
MANY BoARDERs.
, 1861-06-03
uun erol Obseuuies Of the late Col. e.
e. Ella1Yp1fl. ut RrYnA HILL

The committee Of arrangements finding + in
possible to provide eeats to accommodate q large
audience on the stage and main noor Of tho Ma
tional Hall. haye accepted the generous offer Of
Esq, who has kindly rendered to them tho use Of
his commodisus Hall for the ss rviccs. which will
commence at O'clock this Sunday afternoon.
Per order Of Committee Of Arrangements.
, 1861-06-03

~ United Presbte,txn cbnrcb ro,n.- .,
Washington md 5edefson stTesta. West Siviaion ~
Esv. p: Sturgeon VIII preach. tmorroT. Jnne
ID. Ut 1oH H. NJ, and ~ p, n. sAANs
, 1861-06-03

E:::;!; H::::;; E$:;;:;: :: s s s s 4:
Thursday :" 20 q @. e.
s.tu1dsy. June i Ss. Is. 7s.
EEAsoSADLg.-The warm weather gave life
and acurity to the trade in straw drinks On
Saturday. Soda fountains were busy, the ice
cream men delighted. "Edward," Of Whip
pie d Co., who furnished seventeen gallons
nf cream to the Ladies' Festival, at Bryan
Hall, f.w rights since, had rush all the
afternoon aud evening, at his establishment,
No. q South Clark street.
TIE BAnK CoLoRADo.-One o. the finest
new vessels that has come into our river th1s
season is the new Cleveland bnilt bark Colo
rado, Capt Vance, now in this port for the
first time. She was built At Cleveland, O., by
Quail e. Martin. for 8. Y. R. Watson, Esq, Of
Bnf1alo. Her length Is one hundred and for
y.seven feet ten inches; beam thirty feet six |
Inches; depth Of hold twelye feet one inch, |
and custom house measurement FIVE hundred |
e1d three tors.
Ire MUSICAL UNION REHEARsAls. |
Kere in the Musical Union Rooms Last Mon. |
day evening few moments, and were glad to
notice that, in spite Of var and currency ex-
elements, the reiearsals Of this veteran mu-
I1sa1 so~.e.5 ~ Asu w. "t14 E,.. 5,.as Aau
being practice1 with spirit and were rendered
with splendid effect The Society may con-
gratulate itself upon having so efficient and
~" Popu1A . Se'no'1e'of ~ Heo' T. 1Aoo-
EXPLOSION or a Sont GEsrn.rnp-0n
Saturday morning a 2ar,-e ccnner soda cen.r
utor at Smith & nwyer's. 90 the corner of
Lake and Dear,,orn straets crn,odpd With a
tremendous reno,t. ininrinr tEo vonnp man
nmp1ovei hv the etrnn o-c nj ,rbono nd hin
orra m, mi t,n nthnr z,,, h,rnaa h1- ,,5a
Erch 7rae thc :fnrce of +he e,-n1osion n.h;o,
4oo1 n,,ce n the s;dew,,E ran,t eba4 ".
n,antri,,o ororh.,a uroe +orn r, Tuo ~
tufee pcrsens IN Tue street adjacent thought
s1nsu eaf1nauahe hsa got loose'
nv. e-..-w.
-. - VA os "Hu' ~ A2e
nss-s 81 ~ ~ -a~a.-11 - ce-''.o 4 80
11s11e ~ -. ~ - ~" 4.1ets, ~. puo-
p.1.,.-,..ss, ~ s-a Ia. s ~ .-D. oAo"e
7a,1o s.,1a ~ .,,4ss- a-h,,,,.. @ Ta1tuss.-
Tonuoaseo sontsar, 11;sr.n.s .s,-.as.a !' sal
oa,-.ta.. NIT o,,es o ~,
A .4' o1a' ''u r4tA"4A -. 1ue9s
~. "N.e' !us, n'"' AAe A.'.so posa1'oa "
o s.Ae 'aNs' 's"1.a ~ sne Aalsslssipp1 "An
oe e'ens Asa1aeo ~ consulting 1ais "a2.
CONCERT AxD STRAWBERRY FEsr1vA1.-Thc
Concert and Festival to come off on Tuesday
, 1861-06-03

WHEELER & WILSON'S Sewing Machines-of1ce
163 &; 1G5 Lake st. Geo. Il. Chittcnden, General
Agent for Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and North In
diana. mF31-10t
ED large and Ine assortment Of Haft Brushes
and Dressing Combs, Toilet articles ofeyery klAu
viii be seen at sargent's. corner of Randolph and
Stats streets, Drug Store- my3otf
, 1861-06-03

OFFICE OF TIE roAnn or PuuLIC WoHxe.e
CHICAGO. ILL., Nsy =, E6i-
SEALED PROPOSALS
yu he rcrcired at this occ until o'clock. r IT.. ca
satur,lsv une Eth, fut providing tue following qulu
tt!cs Of Wh1tc Gak Lumber.
tt f. II, II ~ y IL 4 fsst }oa. i0n
Is N feet In. plank 1t feet long.
= n feek s In. pIsnk. y feet long.
s. II fetf sx il PLANK, Il feet ,ong.
IS N feet In. plank. J! feet !on9. ,,,,.
White OAK. to b deuycred as tne BztdexsA M Re9S S
tETust lfth il il desirable to obsat1 certain
KINDS ea1lT a praehsao!e z sE n at ~
long ssd parties bidding are Invited to state aoE
naueh cartier than thu days above naEtd. taeE caa
nrygc,ati Secretary.
, 1861-06-03

TIE BARK CoLoRADo.-One o. the finest
pew vessels that has come into our river thie
season is the new Cleveland bnilt bark Colo
rado, Capt Vance, nov in this port for the
first time. She Vas built IT Cleveland, O., by
Quail e. Martin. for 8. Y. R, Watson, Esq, Of
Buffalo. Her length is one hundred and for
ty-seven feet ten inches; beam thirty feet six
Inches; depth Of hold twelve feet one inch,
and custom house measurement FIVE hundred
eLd three tQEk.
, 1861-06-03


Tue Committee Of ArrAsgenerts made
most desirable change Oh Saturday, In locating
the Ellsworth obsequlcs announced for Sab
bath afternoon at Bryan Hal1 instead Of Nh.
toral Hall, from the absenee Of sests In the
latter. The generous proprietor with great
'ibera'Ity opens Bryan Ha1l for the occasion.
The galleries will be reserved for the Indies
md gentlemen accompanying them. Seats
will be arrar ged on,:he platform for the clcr-
gy Of the city, tie Common Council, and
Board Of Public We rbs, Judges Of Courts and
the Press. Members Of the original Chlcago
zouares Will also be seated upon the plat
form.
The exercises will be conducted by Rev, z.
N. Humphrey, Rev Dr.. Clarkson, and Rev.
DR.. Tiffany sermon will be delivered by the
former. The Light Guard Band will furnish
tie music for the occasion. The exercises
will commence at SPIN
, 1861-06-03

zNxE41xo o. 1BTkRs-The Mn1sters' Month.
f1fss baptist Chn1ch this (Nouday) morning, at .
o.c!ock- A gxnetl attendance III requested, with
Ie1stencs to considering the mzttet Of Chaplatus
aaa xeAR1oua teachers for the Atrnf. i.
, 1861-06-03

THIS COMPANY MEET FOR SPECIAL DRILL
Ket Uau: md it is expected t1at every man will
Be- on Hard prompt T. eaznest!y
csf. Hy urtle- Of Capt. \. ALLEN, o. S.
, 1861-06-03

TEE MUSICAL UNION REHEARsA1s.-We
Kere in the Musical Union Rooms last Mon
day evening few moments, and were glad to
notice that, in spite Of war and currency ex-
elements, the re1earsals Of this veteran mu-
eieal society are attended with great and
growing interest The choruses Of Elijah are
being ptacticed with spirit and were rendered
with splendid effect The Society may con-
gratulate itself upon having SO efficient and
ard popular conductor rs Geo. F. Root.
, 1861-06-03

tT The ladies Of the West Side are re-
qutEted 10 meet in tho parlor Of the First Con-
gTtgatiopal Church {Rev. Mr.. Patton) On Mon
day and Tuesday to assist in making Hayelocks
fof Barkez's D1agoons-
Mrs. ". ". PATroY,
Mrs. T. H. AvERY,
Mrs. ]. MEpIIL,~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

Tux HowfrzxR CONPANIEs, forming oata!hon uhuef
the command Of Major Geo W Randolph are sneauPed
on The extreme eastern slope Of the emGenes oVerooN-
ing the river al and below Rockets The guns are sA,
to1ed on the summit Of the oil, fronting an extended
plateau well adapted for field practice mih'ary SoAu
has been constructed leading IRON me plateau a'0us
the deciyi,v 10 the encampment We vhited 'he camp
YESTERDAY and found all Ihe BOYS 10 good spirits sOoo
health. and as eontented shepherds The majority OF
them we're actively employed in camp duties while 'hose
not 20 engsg,d we're long 10 the shade oil me irSssn'
pines reading newspapers. chatting smoking etc Tue
stu,tiou Il rather romantic one shJrdirg As uOes
ui.uresoue view Of the suburban town oil Fulton, anu
The al icent river scenery.
The culinary operations for dnnsr, we're progressing
during cur sty Two OF three sable cooks we're PfePA-
ipr de beef corn bread and COTE, IN regular camp
st7s and We doubt not that the food was eaten A1a
reished with zest which more luxurious elsoss eou1
not have so well impaired with the exercise ana Ode
Of lie 70 which the Howitzer boys are noS sur
The force in camp, numbers about one hundred Anu
ss1e " men-the residue Of the battalion being %
duty At Gloucester Point Rev. ,. W. white the shap
lain has evidently entered fully into the sPr' Of 'ne
campaign and While rejecting PuriiAntsm As eoAfAes,
isdc cf Yankee Pbsrsees Sl diligently A'teoo 70 US
ministerial aud preceptiye duties all proper occasions
We vii pabHsh the roll Of the HouiIsrs, IN aAy u
iva
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

ARRIVAL CT TKNSESSKANs Another full regia eat Of
Tennessee troops arrived here yesterday morning and
marched to the old Fair Grounds, where comfortable
quarters had been provided for them by larermaster
General CabelL These Tennessee boys look if they
ready every Of them, for hand to hand en-
counter With thrice their number Of LineOlns myrm
dou' Some Of them are armed with bowie-knives
eighteen inches long. We observed Jm Tompkins I"
OF Richmond marching with one of the Companies as
first lieutenant
Another arrival of troops was expcc ed last night If
the boys cot nue to pour they have been doing for
the past week, will have an army here of $4,000
men
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

FIRs DEPARrxEu-From the last annual report Of
Lewis l. Barnes, Chief EOgneer Of the Richmond Fire
Brigade, We learn that the Brigade was called out du-
ring the year ending the LIST Of May seventy Iines The
amount OF property lest by fire. tar as could he
tanned, was SAL 0J0 insurance the same S23, 900
amount Of properly saved s9l4 6O0 Tie losses by fire
year ending Is, May, 1860 500 47O showing diff
ference IN favor of the past year Of $40 420
The causes Of the fires are classified as follows: In
eendary 80 accidental % ehmneys g. unknown TO- out
Of the city g. false alarms s.
The expenses Of the Brigade for the past year
SIS 9ls 9S including tbs purchase Of fire engine
horses etc The estimate Of expenses for the current
year is $4,000.
At the last meeting of the City Council all the officers
Of the igAde Q 70 elect d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

SrLxSDm CAyALRY.-Two Of the fines. troops of cav
we have SEEN passed through the city yesterday
their WAY to the camp of instruction, az Ashaud.-
O1e vas from Charlotte county the other from Ptsy.
vanis The robust in appearance, and "a re-
CARDS their fighting qualities, it would DC diff ;gt to ird
thvis sup,r.ors outside Of McColloughs Ringers We
learn TIA: the sQlldron reached its des;naon safely
Yesterday afternoon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

Tax FAIR GROUNDS -CroWds OF ladies' and gentlemen
repair every afternoon to the Camp of Instruction Of
the Virginia Volunteers, the Hermitage Fair Grounds
70 the enCampmeut OF the South Carolina Regiments
near the Reservoir and other places Of military inte
rest the city, to view the battalion drills and dress
paraies The proficiency Of the L. xjrgon Cadets who
quartered the frs. mentioned place. is something
wonderful TO behold, and worth going oGg distance
20 see
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

MARION RTLIs.-This new company, composed Of
German citizens marched yesterday the Fair Grounds
to occupy the quarters assigned them. 1t mustered
into service several days ago We DO not cxaggerate
IN asserting that the Marion Rifles one of the most &
eien companies organized in this city, Their commander
Capt Albert Lybroek formerly the first officer of the
Virginia Rifles The MarOns are armed with rifles aud
sword oayouets. We sure that none will ;ht more
rrsout " than they in vindcaon of the great American
principle that government is founded in the OF
the governed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

Ass,GSEp-Col Tbom,s P. Angus. Of this city las
been as sled to the command Of the Third Regiment
Of Virginia yorn-er r. composed Of companies row
qutrtsrei al TIA fair grounds. IRE Young Guard the
Eumct, Guard, and Capt. Walkers Company Of Ric}-
uolj embrace in this regiment. Col August Mil
take command today
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

Nor TEIED.-we sAra that private J. T. Taylor o.
the Tennessee Reg nens Who sho, Lieut. jos g. DAVID
son, Of his company At LyDchburg has rot Jet been
tried asd therefore executed according 90 msr
hal av reported yesterday. the streets isyio'
and bis unfortunate victim nsigbbors and friends
Tue former Ne are informed 10 the hther Of A'Es
family.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22
HEAD.QUARTBRs VIRGINIA FORCES, [

hNhAVsNt J
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. II.
The follow order from Governor and Council having
leg g eral Of The Vii, oa Forces
with his notions 10 carry into pub sh
ed for the inform guidance Of the Viz troops
"IN CoUScIL, May IS, 1861;
full and expression On the voters
the state az 10 the Orna OF ssce son the Cunr
xdy,e polls opened At the various places e
OF the ith section
nile the ordnance OF secession for the purpose
tak upon said ordinance TIE votes OF tn qualified voters
on he stte Sho are Ia m!r service sid
held over and 10 military exigence,
Of he state ON the Attn Thursday In this he sppoin
ed In the schedule taking the vote Throughout the sta be
such as to make wts the army and navy, any por
thereof that day. to be returned TO the Con-
yenon for its action Provided however that the here
In recon mended shall suptrsede The Al
dsy In the month where may Practicable 10 have
en- that day the vote advised being precau ionsry
her advised orders he issued to the command
ing Ger, al the Aforesaid encampmelts to have the oils
snd the after the receipt OF the order
as practicable.
" FROM the nj .utes:
"P T. HowALD, sect'y OF the Council"
All officers commandog troops ON the Stat. Of Virginia will
accordingly tale upon the receipt Of this order
the vote of such in po-my with the OF the 5h
section Of the SCI educ the finance OF
BY order OF Major General IKE
myI7-A IS GARNET, Adj Gen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

CoNING BacS.-The Blues AID Company T, now sta
toned Camp Mercer will return to this city, We under
stand, in 4 day or two and 90 into quarters with tie
other companies Of the First Regiment of which they
cous.itl a part, nov ercamped at the Hermitage Fair
Grounds, under the commend Of Col. P. T. Moore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

FoR Tux WulrE Houss.-Fsankin Richmond, indict-
ed for forging the Of H. II. Smith 20 two orders
was tried 10 Judge Jyous Court yesterday and edudged
guilty The term Of his fnemen; in the PenitenIiary
was fixed az thee veA.s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

EULrs wASrsD,-we AK special attention to tie ad-
ve;t;semsut Of L. Col. Hs;b Acting Qulrterraastrr
General All persons having mules to dispose of should
call at once, a: the QllrermAsers Department, and
ef CT a sale.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

TIyHR LAST NEW BOOK Eublkhed 10 q very interest.
ine one .eoouque add his Empire, from the french Of
6ustaye De lIaux. P.ics u co. Just pubibhed By
nyy Nv, RANDOLPH iai Nsin D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22
I,Vy y.xUNIEERs MANUAL AND DRILL

T5JBE VIOLIN EERS MANUAL AND DRILL
Il BOOK FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLiCATI0N-A COMPLETE
MANUAL AND DRILL BOOK PoR TIL V5S or ALL yOLuN-
TIERS MIL,nA AND EQtE GUARD. Compiled from The
latest authorities and adapted the discipline and drill Of Voun
tsers and sodl rs by Col VIM R,hlrdson Jr This work
should be hands OF Of the aa well as In the
hands OF every Volunteer snd CT re" in the
SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.
II "a lust what all every Company either In aeve
service or the reqGe everything In Is brought
uo 10 the army requirements OF the prt4ent time.
Orders .houli be Addressed to the publ her.
A. NORRIS.
Publisher
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-22

Tss RrcHxosD yoLUsrsESs We present few add
o,.l rolls Of the volunteer companies Of this city, which
-, bsen mustered into the service OF the State
FAYKTrE AKrNLLKRT.
Harry C,alter Cabsn, Captain.
Niles c. Macon. LIST Lieut.; VIM J. ClOptOn, I'D do
WIN b. Ritter, 2. NJ Serg't; Preston N. Quarles, As
J,m,sN CLARK, lst Serg't; Walter H. Robertson, %
A. Wm y G. Garrett, Jr Sd do; Wm. w. Jones. 4th
do Howard L Barro-s, S'h do; Berj. II. Robertson,
Wp. Fam, Corporal Jacob Beck, do, Thomas Whit
,.,r,h DO VIM. G. Clarke, do; ROber; A. Taley do;
J,eob W. RiI DO.
,is,hp C.spar Howard James r.
Il..hY. Franeis J. Howard, Thos. J.
I,S-ews Noses Huizer. Charles
go Abbso N. Hall John
Applsvlrd. John Hunt, Michael
B,ec g.luppo, Andrew Humphrey, J. H.
R,ck Joseph Jarvis, Otway
R9Dt Lancet Jones, Arch'd. II.
B,h.nnoo, GeOrseW. KeDs. August
ne VIM j. Lesry, john II.
Ranch Delaware Aakins, Gabriel
B,ker. l. W. LiPseOub, Austin G.
BItkIman, Henry LOrg, Reuben
Rrro,, Rudolph T. Manning, Thomas
Runied, joan Matthias Charles y.
C,ssir John :. Mathews, Geo. j.
Carter Leonard u. hruedOrier, Marx
C.sqder, Robert b. Moore, Charles Il.
C,l, Haley Martin, VIM q.
Crump. john u. Martn, w N T.
D,-z'y Thomas II. Morris, WicherA.
D,iarue, laire hosoy, Thomas ,,
D.l,rue Gus j. ACCann. Daniel @.
Dlwden Richard B. sctiee, james II.
D,vle George p Mcnamara Thomas
D,ve Thomas Newman. Alex.
Dl.sberry VIM. W. Weston, George A.
~, WIN j. P,ylut +.
El5auk. Carter Il. Pollock, Richard d.
Elbauk, Joseph fOttras, Lueirs
Flor John j. Pippin, Elijah
Flu.h4E, Thomas W. Ratchf' kobt. X.
Planning, Robert Reese, Richard
Fi,I james Robertson, VIM. II.
V,,zir John 3 Roper, Edwin
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