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We have reported the finding of the
COurt-martial which sentenced private
John Kessler, of the 1OSd New York, to be
executed for the murder of his First Lieu
tenant. An order from headquarters fxes
Friday next as the day upon which he shall
be hung at the old Capitol, Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-01

The Canton Repository says that diff
Guilty occurred short time since between
two men named Coleman and SEipe. near
GreentOFn IN Fhifh COlemapiEas stPEck so
severely upon the head thathe died ma few
days Stripe WAS ARRESTED but ,nhnaged
81 ftauI1H vi aI=a ~ -
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NRW PATRNT sKIRFs.

OAUTION.-Ladies are cautioned against the nu-
msrOu5 limitations Ofour Skirts, for sale By the Cor
set Dry Goods and Fancy Stores In many cases they
are sold as our Genuine Patent SkiTts but are worth
less shapeless trash made 10 sell at suction and hUI
to wear. One Of Mrs. Sherman'g Patent Skirta u
worth at least twelve Ofany other in use Weak but
a trial, and we are sure Of your future patronage.
- We defy competition in PilCE and QUALITY
- -Competent SalegEcmen always IN Attendance
at the Salesrooms, ls PUBLIC SQUARE, Cleveland,
Ohio augl4
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CWEET HERBS.-SWKET MARIO
{ Tnn, Thyme, Sage and Summer ssvery. indis-
psnssbla articles at ThankEg giving aad; qhFiltmas
sias, A9sisdRs Z = s1s sIh56 A55S,ayi5sss, s4iss
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Suppres,ed Men,t,.rntion.

which In the unmarried female is a constant recur-
ring disease and through neglect tne seeds Of more
grave ann dangerous malades the result; and as
month after month passes without an efOrt being
made to assist nature the suppression becomes chron-
ic, the patient gradually loOses her appetite the
bowels are cOnsiipated, night sweats oJms on, aud
Consumption finally ends her career.
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Wall PAPER. &C.
..AOSfIl WANTS 3. E0VND.

I w ANT - Sst. 4 6EE AVtNa..i "a a
rbTJapt tnRtQsgtA TIA 1dHRR5 BEI2fis y do 4,
it=fepTz9'4le .ntdg .hHaizTafi l. sily n.St
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OPTICAL.
L. II. s(DLOMONsON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTlOIANi
Kes the largest assortmen in the Optical line ofalU
n The trade From his long residence in this CITY,
and the extensive patronage received during tnsA
time, hS would say to his old fr1ends and the puDlc
generally, that effort that eOlld be put forth 70
secure the very best quality OF Crystal Glasses ground
under his own inspection, to sut the eyes, IN al ca
curing weakness, dizziness Inflammation OF the
sowing The reputation Of SOhOM0NSON'S esteb-
shment the most reliable to get the best Grtctes
in that line that be obtained has become an ea-
tabshed fact aud attested by his patrons, whose 40
vice 1t Is: GO TO SOLOHO4S0N's, make no mis-,
there you will hnd the best kind Of SPEOEACLEs
adapted TO your sight.
Mr.. Solomonson would here inform the public
that he never employs any in the sale OF his Len
ses and those who desire pair Of his Spectaces can
only obtain them by calling at his Establishment
~ ARTlFIOIAL EYES Lnserted without pain
as perfect natural.
HOtel apr2
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e., 49,, ,FAIRBKNKs, BENEDICT & Co,
ss d f.-,,s--,ss, 5-.s,-s.e Publishers OF Herald.
J. STEPHENSON,
q . .,s, -.-y 80 Publisher Of Plain Dealer.
= .E-sof.s--i---, Publishers Of Leader
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It is ascertained at Washington that
100000 in postal currency has recently
been furnished to the Western railroads, the
Secretary being Of the opinion that that is
about the best way to effect thorough dis
tribution, and as soon as possible another
100000 wiH be sent to the same parties.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with the conviction that It has no equal
in relieving the class Of diseases for which 1t has been
found 90 successful IN curing end trust
thaf We shall be rewarded for efforts in placing
valuable a remedy in form 10 meet the require
ments Of patient Rnd physician.
For Sale By all DruggiSts-Pries s., 90.
WM. h. GREGG & CO.,
siigsoA 90 ''''~- Proprietors,
.dr isdszA saT ,JI5diusI ,aWoisb1sd
Morgan Glen, General Age9ih rNoI g sii9-s
EgW York. 49, nsfa5tssHeoo-7
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DIED.

In the Rglraental Hospital at Frankfort, Ken
i1ea J, Aoy; % o b. ASA b WATKINS, Of Co. A, lU5d
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FLOUR

4 7 WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL
IA SO0O barrels Family and Bakers Flour.
400 bushels Mill Feed.
lC0O bushels Oats.
A. N. PERRY & CO..
'l6 and lis Suprrior-St.
Choice Family Flour.
A. N. PERRY & cos Snow Flake Flour
A. PERRY cos Upper TsD Mills Flour.
A. N. fEhk1 COS Huron Mills Cream Of v heat
QUEEN CITY 3 METROPOLIS MILLS FLOUR.
Bs-The Snow Flake and Cream of Wheat are made
from the choicest Kentucky white wheat
noyzl ll6 aud us Superior St.
S7 THE BEST BRANDS oFFLOTTR
G. d. LITFLEs, Agent,
se2LlI:4Sg No 81 Merwin street.
A KRON FLOUR.-SoME OF TEE
"a best brands Of Family and Bakers Flour to be
spE - - = 4 oLIRR. GARDEER 90.
A KRON FLOUR-WE HAVE SOME
"A choice lots Of Akron Red and White Wheat
Flour for sale. Also, other Ohio brands OF well known
make: Those in want win do well to call.
ssPtS9 OLARk: GARDINER CO.
GROCERIES q &PROVIsIeas
I63 GROCERIES OF ALI KINDS
\ y can De had cheap at
noyl5 HOWER's, l6s 0stario-st.
IR9 SUGARS-BRowN AND RK.
1UOs fined TEAS-Green I'd RIscl- C0IFFTnr
Green and Ground, and SP iURs Of an Kinds Al
10yl3 BgWERs, l55 6nIar}o-St
ESS PORK.
4l,TWO HIEDRED BARRELS MESS PORK
y. - :, Comstoce BRAID, for sale BY
ERESH BUTTER CONSTANTLY
/ .S on hand at No. 81 Merwin street.
N -SUGARCUREDHAMS, 5000
y bs., for sale by
G. II. LITTLE, Agent
sel:42 No. 81 Merzia Areot.
IN HHDS. CHOICE SUGAR. JUST
" Received and for Sale at Reduced Pri -. bV
,,-,,o ROBERT HANNA 8 Co,
mArzlRl2 ls9 and IN RiTef-st.
S7 "A NICE ARTICLE OF DRIED
- BEEF, always on hand, at
@. h. LITTLE'S, A. kent
sell:s9 No 81 N erwin street.
CONCENTRATED Ex TRACT OF
Coffee, Milk and Sugar. Combined.
For general use in Families, h asIT Re7tanrart,-
E1cursionists, &C, &c cup Of hot VateF and tea
gpoon full Of the Extract will ma Ee cup Of PiIRE
COFFEE, for about one cent. r sale ~ 20 superi
or-St and l0S Public Square. in1sI5
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LeucorrLna o. Kditea.

Leucorrh9a or Whites.
This disease depends upon an inflammation o. mu-
cOus lining Of the vagina and womb. 1t Is IN all ca
apmpanied BY severe pain in the back across the
medicine may be taken three times uHy, With an in
lection Of tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
with halt pint Of AOt water, morning and evening
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder, Iny7ans-
nation of the Kidneys, and CatarTh Of
the Bladder, Stranglgy and
Burning, or Painful
OTiRdtng.
For these diseases It is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much not be said in It's praise. single
dose has been known TO relieve the Ost urgeat s. mp
toms Are you troubled with that distressing pain N
spoonful day Of Constitution Water will relieve you
like magic .--.
For Dyspepsia
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stom-
ach, Vomiting Food, &c. Take teaspOonful after
dinner The dose in all cases may be increased il de-
sired, but should be done gradually.
Physicians
Have long since given up the use OF buchu, cubebs
and juniper in the treatment Of these Diseases and
only use them for want Of a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task that has dsvoyed
upon II.
Diuretes
irritae and drench the kidneys and BY constant use
lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
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cClellaa's Latest Address 10 the ''Grand
Army

We publish this amusing document in another
ealaan 1t will be received with shouts III dersion
from oae end of the Confederate States 10 the
ether. The H6Se says for cool, brazen. rnenda-
cseas effrontery,. Il surrasses anything we have
seen even fcoa him, and must stand hereafter as
his chsf fassrs." The language of the Wig is too
strong I, be.okens angry feeling. and surely the
BAis cannot feel angry with Mcclellan "oe. how
ever i, might have 81, a maath ago. II Is not
Christian 10 be enraged with corpse. Let the
U7Is curb its temper, and take proper view Of
the subject. II sheuld catertsin other feeling
towards departed friend than profound commits
GRAFTON. spr.nsied with as large nesssre of CON
terap, |, AFFORD Ia spare 10 object I'm
laeasurahly below the proper level of contempt.
We pity Mcclellan from the bottom of our
hearts M Iaan thar We reeollee; to have
hear, OF experienced such a succession Of hut
saii!a,lons In so sher; u space 81 time. Let the
aAi place itself for moment IA his situation,
sni shon say Mha. Il would not do. Sup.
lose the author OF this strong language quoted
above haJ been madeup man. with The outside
stD,blaace Of greatness and net single claim TO
support The hollow pre.ensoRf suppose he had
been plasea al the head o: enormous army, and
sreese second Napoleon without having
',oagh; :. single pitched battle seen any nore
service rs q commander than Is 10 be found in "a
suecass;si sairnish with few thousand men; SUI
pose when called 10 prove his title To the mag
s.ifcent reputation which had been thrust upon
A!a lie aRi heen deieatei il niue pitched battles
within the space of Two men,hst Saeh has been
The Of Mcclellan. He has been all his life &.
:ackdaw, sttu.sing IN borrowed pumes an ass
clothed in the akin Of lion. lie made a rcputa-
.!on upon the stolen labor Of other mems brains in
The commencement OF his career He magnitie,i
little skrnish in Tie mountains of Virginia into II
great battle, and the Yankees believed him. He
came here AZ the head Of vast host. and he has
los: enc -:i Of it. His mortified vanity is pia
IL. that cannot afford 10 waste ANY feeling on
MA stronger than contempt.
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The Enemy's Losses

We Are satisfied that our papers greatly under
rate the losses Of the enemy in the battles before
Richmond We understand General Johnston says
they lost greatly more than 10000 II Seven Pines
One Of the Yankee papers says their losses have
now been aScertained 10 have exceeded i3,UVu-
We learn that captive officers estimate il al not
short OF ~, co., killed, wounded and missing
Our own loss MAS $50 in round numbers. Van.
kee prisoners say they lost in The last battles rot
less than 81 900 men, killed wounded and prisoners
This estimate il eogroborsted by every person We
have eonrersed with, who hal an opportunity to
form .udgmen'. Including the battle Of vii
I:.ilnshure, and the lass rom sickness, fec con
yiaeed that Mcclellan il sufferer, since be landed
the fatal peninsula, the time Of a, least $4,000
iaen. Our own lons-patting that in the last bat
Lies al IL 900 killed wounded and missing is about
u, 600 in the asi three months. Mcclellan has
been several times reinforced occasion by
10 t01 men He has nov probably, about s010
with hin
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McCellan's Dcfea, in New Orle ans

MOBILE, July 9.--The New Orleans Delta says:
We are in possession Of Mobile papers OF the End
instant, containing series of kilograms from Rich
mOnd and other points. The substance OF these
dispatches Is tia. Mcclellan has been defeated
We reproduce these tele grams because versions Of
them are in the bahds Of spectators imposing upon
the public but we do not believe them. If they
are true, all tina, be gained by repulse Of the
Union army is TO proiong the struggle.
The Picayans copies from the Dtl,a, with this
heading: I'VE have read The following note from
General Butler"
Editors Picoyaae--Grntlenlen : There is III the
city. and you have bad in your Office. al extra
which sets right all news from Richmond down 10
July I'd Why desire 10 publish false intelligence,
is !be reliable mans lies Of June 30. Publish
anything but the Richmond dispatches, and you
HAY publish then, If you viii publish this mole"
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--s------------4-- ----------.
TX RnnEA la

IL Bif oEAt, JAY =, 1909
- To TBf EDIT oRS OF TIE RICHMOND DIS
PATCH Since the commencement OF The Chicka-
Dorniuy campaign, s"Iae articles have appeared in
the Richmond Framiaer which calculated to do
Injustice 10 Some Of officers, and 10 alarm our
people. No in the army has any ebsction 10
Major Gen A. r. Hills being supplied with all the
s:oorfety that the EZaMi furnish, provided
great injustice is done others. His stan off,
ser, through the columns ii the E1Gminas claimed
that he had command Of the field on Monday for a
short time. intima'ine improper absence Of other
officers. General Lee and Major Gen. I.ongstreet
rode upon the field together and hours before
Major Gen a. p. Hill. Both Of these officers RI.
manned upon the field, and slept there, neither hay
ing left it for an instant. M;jog-i;en. Longstreet
was absent from his usual position Tor All hour per-
hapE tor The purpose o: putting one Of Gen. HIS
Brgades (Greggs) into action.
The sieht thousand claimed to have been lost by
fen. A. +. Hills division alone will cayer the loss
al the entire army, during the weeks campaign
Trining wounds will swell the list above this liz
ure. but the actual loss will fall short OF H.
Exaggerated statements of casualties like those
male by. the Ezcniaer cslena;e, 10 10 OF great
Injury "a the army, both at home ana abroad
am. sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
III u. Al. soRREL, A. A. Gen1.
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y soldier from Georgia picked up on The battle
Held q Yankee 'Rtehmond Dispatch" which had
Sheen dropped by some dead Yankee We have not
sci it but persons who have say ii is Z curl
,eiiy. 1t is exactly like hi, paper The SIZE, pa
par, advertisements and a.. arr precisely the same.
The only difference is liz the editorials. The an
kee concern is full Of drsponding and despairing
editorials, which pronounce our cause desperate,
aud say that Mcclellan is obliged to ;ke the city.
These countell.iis are doubt sent North. and
used in keeping up HE popular delurion there
roEsibiy, other Southern papers may be- counter
feitsd TOO Was there ever = nation 30 ti.oroug hy
base}
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p IZE MO ~ FOR CAPTURING NEG Soi s.--The
Charleston Ne.sarg contains an account Of III in.
terview between the Yankee soldiers or James Is.
land and citizen 81 Charleston tho fell ato :Leir
hands. 1t says:
They expressed great contempt for the Coniede-
reie notes. 600 worth Of which Mir Tarabee
had with him. aud which they returned, after ex-
s.rnning the biiis carefully. They purchased how
ever, a one dollar eitS 81 Charleston bill fer gold
and exhibited. with great apparent pride, by way
Of contrast, some specimens OF the Yankee Govern.
nient shupa.;ers. Ia speaking O.! the war they
elegantly remarked: we shall beat YOU AT this
game sure ~ I'LL. II would make no differ
eice To ns if cnr whole army were anniuikted. II
consists of nothing bat the scum - roinuani.
ties, and when hey killed captured the solid
zen Of the North viii take mp arms AMI then the
rebellion viii be crushed out .,i. ,- leaders of il ST.
vereIy punished They further said that they lao
taken 4ud negroes from Mr.. Arthur HiaLe piania-
Hon. and left ~ of them crying The beach be
e;nse i.ey could cot be carried OFT tia! thu soldiers
"e hd prize nionfy jar erg nf9ro hey cGpiire, and
,asliy officers bad entered the SCI, lee poo1 who
we're now rich. The negro men trained AS sol
Gisrs and Hs.llor,. and employed ON plnndering
i'edsfiohs- Tie women are shipped 10 ta.c North.
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From New Orleans.

AtsrsrA, July l0.A special dispatch to the
Savannah Republican, dated Mobile 9th, says: Pas
sengers from New oceans report that a Maine regl
ment mutinied on being ordered to vickshurg, and
two men were sao, before the disturbance WA.
Iueiied.
Texas guerilias are lowering about New Orleans.
The British armed vessels omitted The usual com
pliments on the ith OF July
II is reported that French troops occupied the
City Of Mexico the 18th nit.
The Jackson Mississippian, Of the 9Th, says: Last
Saturday morning Butler visited Baton Rouge and
made several arrests for trivial causes.
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Obituaries.

July sih. Private JOHN WEYMOUTH, 10 tho
9Th year of bis sgo, OF wound received III the
battle Of the I'd, while nobiy discaarging his duty.
Private Weymouth was Il member of Captain
GriIness battery, from Portsmouth, Va, and left
The endearman,s of home to meet the invader of
lis country. A fond wife and child awaits with
anxiety his return. But alas they will never
gaze upon his manly form lie passed away
like sweet dream aad is now listening TO the
melody of angels. Mother, do not weep Tor your
boy, he has exchanged earth for heaven sisters,
brothers, friends, do not grieve, your loss il but his
gain. Farewell, dear friend, we will miss thee at
the roll-ca OF the company, but You win answer to
the call Of the blest III heaven. 4 few days before
his death he exclaimed: oh hay mother, will
die in glorious cause-iigh,ing for my wife, child,
mother, brothers, and sisters" Is not that Il
fort
Departed this life, at her mothers residence, in
Chesterfield, June 10, at Z. NJ, after long and
painful illness Of consumption which she bore with
Caris,ian fortiiude and in full hope of a glorious
Immortality, Mrs. MARGARET Fl. LUNSON, wife
of Joseph p. Lunson, III the 18th year of her age
She leaves devoted husband and five affectionate
children, and many friends to mourn their rrepara
BILE loss.
Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see
God"
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DIED,

On Thursday. the 10Th Instant, at u o'clock A
NJ, nj The residences Of his parents WILLIE
GwATHMET. . years Of age. youngest son ol
Richard D. and h. A. Mitchell
The friends and acqusintances oil the family arr
respectfully requested TO attend the funeral from
Grace Str ut Baptist Church, this friday even
ing, at G o'clock, without further notice.
Tn Thursday 10th inst. of wounds received il
the late battles, JOHN THOMAS CUNNING
HAM, of company +, 4th Texas regiment, ia ths
I'D year of his age.
Ills friends and those of DR.. J. a. Cunningham
are invited ia attend his funeral this morning, al
0 O'Clock, from the residence of DIR. G., corner OF
9Th and Franklin streets.
Suddenly. July 9th, at the residence Of hia mo
Their, on Grace street, between Adams and Jeffer
son streets. Mr.. ROBr. JAMES DENNY.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at sly
O'Clock, from the Rev. DR.. Moore's Church. Iii,
friends and acquaintance are aectionateiy invited
TO attend.
Yesterday, 10Th inst, at IL o'clock NJ, EUGENE
FARRAR infant son of Paul Bargamin.
The friends OF the family nre requested to at
tend the funeral from his fathers residence, corner
of Cary and Foushee streets, this afternoon at
O'Clock.
Yesterday evening, the 10th inst, In this city,
JOHN CONLEY, son Of Patrick and Margaret
Coney, aged 70 months and daSs.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at
o'clock, from the residence OF his father. on 18th
street, between Franklin and Grace. The friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
On Sunday evening. July g. at 5! O'Clock, Mt the
residence Of Mrs. Thomas Taylor Jr., Church Hill!
Capt WIN CALEB BROWN, of Ashevile, n. c.,
Quartermaster Of the l4th N. G. regiment.
r. North Carolina papers please copy.
On The 9Th inst, of wound received On Saturday,
the 3lst of May, In he battle Of Seven Pines. Mr..
ROBERT S. AIKEN, Company G, 9th South Caro-
lima regiment
go Fairfield Is. c. Standard please copy.
July 10Th, Miss ANN +. HINE.
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her neces the Misses King next to corner of Bioa,
and Mayo STREETS this friday morning at .
o'clock
Al Graham, North Carolina. July "a, lsG9, ID
EEANDER MEBANE, only child Of VIM. Is. and
Bessie Robins, aged iath months and J days
Weep not for he il happy.
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F0uTHC0MIHG MARRIAGE or THF PRINCE or
WALES. II IL announced that II. X. Ii. ;he Prince
oi " ats IL about 10 be married 10 the Princess
Alexandra Caroline Msre Charlotte Louise Juiia,
the eldest daughter Of Chrlst%n, Dite q Glueks.
burg, who IL heir apparent the crown Of Dem
marx THIS lady born i'll i6ii, and is now,
there fore abont three yeas The junior I'll the Prince.
The present King III Denmark who IL childless is
81 years oi age, INT may DC good for 30 years 10
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The Bombardnent OF .Vicksburg, Sc.

MOBILE, July lo.-A special dispatch to the dd
rvtissr, dated Jackson, to-day, says that the enemy
IL throwing occasional shells into Vieksburs.
The crops are suffering for rain.
There is no truth in the report that 800 Yam
KEGS were captured al Baio Ronge
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g BY THOS. ~ kEESEE, Aaetionsey.
IOtfice corner of l2th ana Cary streets

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE AT AUc
III TIoN.-Will be sold on SATURDAY MORN
ING, July 18th, commencing at 10 o'clock at the
Horse Auction Lot on Council Chamber Hill
One very superior family Horse. eight years old
warranted sound.
Several Saddle and Harness Horses
Three tue young Mules,
One second hand Brggy and Harness.
One Spring Wagon. in good order
jy IL THOS, w KEEScE Aus,
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SSS iIsoNoS1 Mthish<aL - oE III,
Western District. Richmond, July 9, Is62.
THE following is list Of soldiers confined in
L Castle Booker, corner 9TH and Cary SIS. The
,ificers of their company and regimen, will please
all and take them out have their eases tried.
BY order of Maj +. GRIsWOID, Provost Marshal.
K. NJ. BOOKER, 1t. and A-r. NJ.
McNemarra. c, Eth Miss.
L Herman, do do
w Collins. do do
J Pavy, ii. Both Va
Conrad Pleasing X, I3ih La
W rippan, lst Ga.
W POnyman, lat Ca
w HeuM l., 9th La
w Poaidexter Mchlullen "a Ba; Heavy .r,.
q Lewis Choppers Art.
A Gardner, do do
III Shaw, A. 10Th Ala.
J Z Woodward Sandss Battery
Z Alley. JohIson's Battery
Samuel Burns, b. Marine Corps
Ellinger, L, 10Th Va Cav.
} Abbott. b, Mortiss Art,
G. Eose, +. 10th La.
D Tracy, +, lst Ga.
T Murphy. F, list Ga
j Ryan, ii, eth Ala
Ackeinan Capt Dukes Texss Vol.
nj Murphy do do
Sergt NJ Magician do do
III MeCloskey Il, eth Ala.
} Otbiei, Capt Ritter's HAT.
Uscan, d. 9th La.
hoS't!isttu ftit
J Callahan, d, iith Ala.
c Oaks, Washington Art.
w X Howell, II, ID G:..
w Collins, l. ith Id.
SB Harston. r, 2lst Ca.
j J Driseoli, c, ID Va Cav.
White. Hamilton Bat.
NJ Sullivan, MorrOn's Art.
" Payton, u, 1lih Va.
Copeland liamiltons Eat.
q w Crush, X. Goth Va.
W Ii Lemon, +, Goth Va.
S Hambrick, X, Goth Va.
S Ii Lense, 10th Va Militia.
IL Dudlep, X, Goth Va.
l. Per,inger, X. Goth Va.
F. Il Covirs ION, G, 18th Mis-.
j Wobber, Washington Art.
J Moses. T, LIST Ga.
" 4 Camden, A, 9Th La.
Evans Parker Bat.
p Gallager, Orleans Bat.
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