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166 acres near Stonerstown- ithin ] mile of the
Broadtop Railroad-about 100 acres cleared, with a
two story dwelling house new bank barn-stable,
&c,, thereon ereced also two apple orchards there
on. of choice fruit. The soil is rich loan and ca
pable of producing every variety of crops of this
climate.
Also,
Two lots of ground in Broadtop City, with new
We story rough cast dwelling house thereon.
A house and lot of ground iu Clearvle.
Also,
Three tracts of land in Southampton Township
.ormerly owned by Wm Oss, adjoining lands of Ar
mold Lashey. Artemas Bennett and others.
Also,
grist mill iu the " Dutch Corner,' formerly
owned by Jacob Beard-wlthin about miles of
Bedford, with about 40 acres of land belonging to
the same-dwelling house and out buildings thereon
erected
Also,
100 acres best quality of prarie-near the Mis-
souai river close to the county seat of Harrison Co.
Iowa.
Two one hundred and sixty acre tracts, adjoining
Elkhorne City, in the richest valley of the west
the Platte Valley-about 20 miles west of Omaha
CITY and close to the great national government
road leading west III Nebraska Territory.
Also,
l60 acres, two miles above Omaha City, on the
great bend of the Missouri. This tract is we'll TIM
bered and very desirable. All of these lands were
located after personal inspection and careful exam
nation on the ground, and can de we'll relied upon
or future welth. Maps showing the precise oca-
ion are IN my possession.
Also,
Three desirable lots In Omaha City, Nebraska
Territory.
The above real estate will be sold at such prices
as to insure safe and profitable investments.
Notes or obligations of any kind that are good
will be taken in exchange-particularly good bank
notes.
Sept. 20, 1861. o. F.. SHANNON.
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nIVIDEND.
II I'd The President and Managers of
the Chambersburg and Bedford Turnpike road
company have declared dividend OF one per
cent on The capital stock Of said company pay
able on demand az sa5 ...si,s.e''. .>.'
esH f-'gaE2a dsa sIa w. III. Mcdowell. ID :
Jan. "a. '62. 'f7t Treosurer.
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DR.. VIM. B. HURD'S
NEURALGIA PLiSTERS

FOR THE CFRE OF
NEU r A LGI A
or Toothache produced by colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA
is Immediately cured by their application.
They act like charm, and are perfectly harmless
~ their natare do not produce blister, and leave
no unpleasant results.
Dr.. WIN. B. Hurd'S Neuralgia Plasters
never fail to give satisfaction to all who test their
virtue.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office, No. H.
Fourth Sheet, Brooklyn, E. D.
Prsce, only is cents zach.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
.fddress Principal Office. Tribune Buildings,
Ne. /, Spruce Street, .Neao York.
Sold ialso by Caswell, Mack & Co. Fifth-Avenue
Hotel j. u |. Coadngton, us Broadway D. S.
Barnes, aoa Broadway, and by all Druggists.
Sold ind Philadelphia by Dyott x Co., 232, N. I'd
street, an. by o. S. Hubbell, l4iO, Chestnut street.
Dec. 13-iy
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MOUTH WASH

san be procured.
Many persons carry with them bad breath,
greatly to the annoyance and often to the disgust OF
those with whom they come in contact, without
teing conscious Of the fact. To relieve yourself
from all fears regarding this,
USE DIR. VIM. B. HUR0'S MOUTH WASH.
Cleanliness OF the mouth is of great Importance
TO the general health, which is often affected, and
not unirequently seriously impaired, through want
of proper attention TO this SUBJECT.
USE DR.. VIM. B. HURD'S MOUTH WASH.
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office, No. II,
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, Esd.
PRICE, 81 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
.4ddress Principal Office, Tribune Buildings,
No. l, Spruce Street, New Yok.
Sold also by Caswell, Mack Il Co., Filth Avenue
Hotel; ]. & /. Coddington, rs Broadway; d. ).
Barnes, 2O2 Broadway, and by all Druggists.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott Co., 232, N. I'd
stree' and by 0. S. Hubbell, l4lO, Chestnut street.
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I M. +. c. REAMER-
u L d f O I'd HOTEL

Hg Il ID L u * ID II g T f. L.
AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
Inc subscriber respectfully begs leave TO an
nonnce that he has leased the Bedford Hotel on
Pltt Street, where he would be happy to meet his
OLD friends, and the public generally.
IL is not his design to make many professions
TO What he Will do, but he pledges his word tfat
ms MS most enersetic efforts will be employed to
thr comfortable all who give him call. The
yuse VIII be handsomely fitted up, and none but
careful and attentive servants vii be engaged.
Persons vlsi ing the b dford Springs, as we'll as
.hoSe attending Court, ard the travelling commun-
y generally, are respectfully invited to give him
call and judge for themselves. :
% Boa rders taken by the week month or wear
on favorable terms.
6yA Ample and comfortable stablng ls attached
ue 'nis Hotel, Which will always be attended by
oareiui hosfler. Also, safe and convenient cars
age hou Sc.
ALL THE STAGES STOP AT THIS HOTEL.
John HAFER,
aug j, 1860 Proprietor
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Aug. i, 1860.
HOUSE,
w BEDFORD, PA

MRS. 5. FILLER would respectfully announce TO
ner friends IN Bedford County, and to the public
generally that she has leased for term of years,
the large and convenient brick hotel at the corner
OF Pitt and 'ulaaa streets. Bedford, Pa, known as
the .'WASalNGTON HOUSE,' and lately kept by
MRS. COOK. This house is being thoroughly re-
lifted and refurnshed, and is open for the re,
ceptlon OF guests. Visitors to the ssBEDFORD
SPhlNGS'' and persons attending Court, will find
this house pleasant and comfortable temporary
home.-Every attention will be paid to the comfort
and accommodation of guests. The table will at all
times be supplied with the best the markets afole
Charges moderate. ~ss5 sg. .tsg
Extensive stablng is attached to this hotel, and
a careful and competent hoster will be IN atten-
dance. Special attention will be paid to the ACCOM-
mediation of=tne farming community. eEa
March both. 1860. sAe44 r nHk46
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mo r S A L E.,

EQ A LIE,
il OR EXCHA NGE.--
Three tracts of very choice farm land conta inins q
i60 acres in each tract, situate on the Illinois Cen
tral X. H. IN Champaign co., State OF Illinois, 8
miles from the city of Urhana and mile from Rem
tua Station on said road. Two of the tracts adioip,
and one of them has never filling pond OF water
The city of Urbeuna contains population Of 5000.
Champaign ia the greatest wheat growing county in
the State. Address,
.....'-.. f. C. REAMER,
Bedford Pa
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OF PARTNERSHIP,

~ The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned was dissolved on the 6rsf
day of October, inst. Theaccounts are in the hands
of Josiah s. Deal, for collection, to whom all dues
must be paid. -,.f its.r,r-U
The line of coaches will hereafter be rim nv he
firm of Deal and Brother.
. sag..eps .sls5U 1syJOSIAH S. DEAL,
Oct. IL, 1861 NiLLdAM .DiBERT.
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HO! FARMERS.

HO! FARMERS,
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
Buy an individual right for Horse Rake.
can make one. II made according TO my in
structions, will guarantee il to work as we'll
as any other spring tooth rake ever invented,
and this will cost Only from $5 to $15, accord
ing as you manage in getting it made. will
send by mail certificate of right for one rake
with full instructions for So. Address with
stamp,)
CT. WALKER,
Benford's Store, Somerset Co.
DANIEL w. AMOS,
Feb. ID. Bedford, Pa
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NEW PiLL& WINTER GOODS.

The undersigned have just opened large
and elegant assortment OF = -
FALL 8. WINTER GOODS.
We respectfully solicit call BY all IN search
ofgreat bargains. The. old credit mo pay system,
having explodedr-for the pr sent, our terms
will be--Cash, or Produce.
Nov. ,'61 A. B. CRAMER & Co
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OF PARTNERSHIP.

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
~ The partnership
heret oo,r txistii between Hock K Ashcom, in
the Foprdly X Machine business, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. TheBooks Of
The firm are in the hands of C. w. Ashcom. who
is authorized TO settle the same
GlLLIARD DOCK.
.. CIV. ASHCOM,
April 12, 1861.
N. B.-fhe bus ness will be continued by C
w. Ashcom at he old stand, where all kinds of
machinery will be made ard repaired
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's 7 DIR. WIN. p. HURD's.
MO u TIL w ASH,

SURE REMEDY FOR
BAD BREATH,
SORE MOUTHS,
E CANKER, :
DISEASED BLEEDING GUMS,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
And the best specific now in use for any diseased
cordition of the mouth. 1t is particularly benefi-
eial to persons wearing
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
completely destroying every faint of the mouth,
absorbing and removing all impurities, insuring
A SWEET BREATH
to all who make use of it. No YOU'VE LADY or
YouNG GENTLEMAN who is afflicted with
s.na BAD BREATH
hould delay in applying this remedy, for tisa Ger
sain cule, and is approved and recommended by eve
physician under whose notice it has been brought
BAD BREATH
is an offence for which there is no excuse while
DIR. WIN. B. HURD'S
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ROCK pOWRER--
4s=F Just req awe a. a1d. fotsssle lsyss
March %. a. IL ID Z EftH AUGlt.
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JACOB REED.

''''0 'lep' g. ". Rupr, J.. scnEt
REED. RllPP AND sCHEII
BANKERS 4 DEALERS IN Evrn..
FEDFORD. PENN'A.
I hRAFTS bought and sold. colI.,,o.
* and money promptly RENTED. ~''
Deposits solicited.
REFERENCES.
Hon. JoE Mann, Bedford, d.
50 JonN Cessna, -
JonN MowER,
r. FORWARD, Somerset
RUM, RAleUEL & Co., Phil
j. WATT & Co., Pltsbur :.
j. w. CURLEY, & Co., :,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-23

scalded. reported since dead Surgeon Jones
and Carpenter Manning, slightly. From ."
20 100 OF our sailors have been already bn-
RED. and 20 are missing. Col. Fitch re-
ports few men wounded. Lone killed.
But for the unfortunate accident Of tho
Mound City, the rebel works would have
been carried without loss on our side.
She can easily be repaired.
The Gag officer has sent 70 Cairo Tor al
or ef crew
The rebels DISTRACTED the ehanscl abOFe
by sinking Two large steamers snd : ean
boat. believed TO be the MAY Pole
MrAPHIs. June IN otiiins 81 general
interest has occurred within the iast - hours
Several unimportant arrests ware made
otherwise the city Is quiet.
Southern papers confirm the svsctiaf'on 81
Grenada, BY order Of 8eanrcgsrd.
The order j. said 10 have been given
week since.
Two hundred persons took the oath fe-ter-
day, 70 Of them ware soldiers.
A Confederate mail carrier 49, arrested
In the City yesteiday.
He had several letters for soldiers IN he
rebel army.
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AcCLrILAx's HAD QrAnrrRs June n
To-day has been remarkably quiet. bnsk
diminishing all yesterday and night Every
thing indicates that general engagement
ment was az hand. The enemy advanced In
strong force on our lines last night. but be-
ing strongly met, soon retired. Richmond
papers contain dispatch from Montgomery.
Alabama. -sying that Beauregard aud staff
had arrived there uu their nay u Richmond.
IL said he would be followed ~ large lsor-
ton 81 the Mississippi srny but sufficient
force has been iefs unsler fhe invineible
Bragg. 20 cheek slss sasa-ee II fsndals un-
der Halleck
The Charleston Mercury 81 the i-sh.
gise- the account Of the engagement CO.
.-aines island on the .previous sunday. ac-
knoHledging : severe loss on both sides
without a neteriai change o. possion.
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PROM ST. LOUIS

-. Loris. No June oh Zen >ehoteld
commanding the Federal forces IN No. has
issued an order holding all rebels and rebel
sypashisers responsible in their property. and
IL need DE IN their persons for damage here-
iofore committed by guerrilla nsfties o.
marauding parsies IL thi. State.
Five thousand dollars foF ~vers ~o'aicr Or
Caoa citizens killed.
From one 90 i've tison-aud ios al that
wounded. and full value on all property des
;royei or stolen bv gnsrriIlas viii be assum
ed and collected from this cisss Of PERSONS
above meusioned, residing In The yiciri's or
PLACE where such act = committed
Sums thus collected ,will be paid equally
between shc soldiers &c others killed, %
persons wounded or 20 righsiul osneFs of
all property destroyed o. stolen.
This order Il very stringent and abundant
machinery provided 10 carry il into speedy
effect.
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AEw loRk, Juae 2l.-Adyiccs by the
Connecticut state that the rebel force IT Mo-
bile had been reinforced BY l., 600 men from
Beauregard's army. Beauregard himself >
believed 10 be there.
III. Morgan has been strengthened by the
rebels.
The towns on the West Coast Of Florida
we're rsoccupied in larger numbers than be-
FORE
Our troops were erecting Notifications
near Pensacola to protect it against the reb
els. all was quiet there. and Union senti-
ment was being developed.
One OF our boats crews has been captured
at St. Marks. They we're surrounded by
90 rebels when sent ashore for water. Two
were killed, anu the balance, ~ in number.
were captured.
The Connecticut. when passing Charles
ton, noticed the hags on III. Sumter and
other Notifications at half mast. indicating
the death of some important military Off
Ger.
INV YoRK, June u The steamer Haze.
from Newborn 18th and Hatteras 18th, has
arrived
She saw a large steamer ashore of Log
gerhead Inlet. the sea breaking over her.
Tue steamer York, from Port Royal, had
put into Hatteras with her smoke stack dis
abed.
Hon. W. A Graham having declined. z.
b. Vance has been nominated by the oppo-
sition as Governor of North Carolina.
force Of our troops at Newbern dispers-
ed a rebel force some six miles above on the
opposite side Of the Neuse River. and des-
troyed their Notifications. bringing in Capt.
Latham a prisoner.
NKw YoRK. June 81 The prize schooner
Mary Stewart. from Nassau. n. F. arrived
from Georgetown Bar to day. where she was
captured or the lst by the United States
bark Gem Of the Sea. Her crew escaped 10
the shore. The cargo consists of salt and
medicines
The Post says advices per the Connecticut
state that only 200 hhds. sugar were des
troyed by the rebel mob at New Orleans.
and there are now 10000 hhds sugar and
molasses there ready for shipment North.
A number of rebel prisoners were brought
on her, including er Surveyor Gen. Butts of
Georgia.
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FROM VIRGINIA.

FREDERICKSBURG, June lin the night al
Port Republic Col. Carols artillery used
nothing but canister and grape. and when
the enemy came too near to use these. the
men used their revolvers with telling effect.
Col. Carol lead three successive charges TO
the support of the eth Indiana. driving the
enemy back until they were hanked and COM
PEELED TO retreat. -
The State jurisdiction has been re-estab-
lished in Morgan and Berkeley counties and
will shortley be extended to jefferson and
Frederick.
The election in Barkley last month. gave
500 majority for Gov. Pierpoint.
A considerable haul Of guns, pistols and
ANN unition. was made In Berryville yester-
day. The arms were all loaded with ball
cartridge.
The Office of the Berryvil!e Conservstor
was confscated for secession publications and
the effects removed hither u all in army
printing
A large amount Of ammunition left here,
it Is supposed. by Gen. Shields, was discov-
cred bv the ordnance officer in the Old Stone
Church TO day. probably overlooked by the
enemy.
Tie first instance OF the arrest of col
oted man for abet.ing the enemy occurred
to DAY. Ii had been stated that he volun-
teered as guide and spy for Jackson in bis
late advance hither. He was confined for
further investigation.
Gen. SigeI has been in command OF this
department during the temporary absence of
Gen. Banks who returns TO morrow.
The bridge over the Potomac at HArper's
Ferry has been rebuilt, and the cars run
regularly TO the west at the instance Of the
Government.
The Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company
are repairing the Winchester 4 Potomac
! r., and travel will be resumed over ii by
Thursday. This will greatly facilitate the
transportation Of much needed army sup
pies
The occupation OF the Valley BY our pres
ent forces has not restored feeling Of secu
rity TO loyal residents.
Jackson will shortly pay us another visit
10 his nsual style.
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Sunday Night Dispatches.
FROM CoRTNru


CoarNru, June 2l-In response 20 tiea.
Haleck's call, large amount. 81 provisions
received from II. La to- ti'c -uiiering
Mississippians. Ma distributed hbetaAy
among the inhabitants, who seem grateful.
The railroad j. open for about eigh; miles
from Grand Junction. Ia : expected the
road will be open TO Columbus AID hem2his
bv the twenty fifth
Headquarters have received official motto.
of the evacuation Of Cumberland esp b.
the rebels. and occupation theseo. bv th
Federals
Deserlers state tia, BeauregaId turned
over his command % Bragg and went East
without troops.
The rebels are t4king up the rails north
of JupeIlo, and carrying them South to com
plete the road from Nefiden 10 Cniontown.
Coniraba.as say no troops have been sent
east. aud there IS no intention Of seudsag any
thilher,
CoRiSr. June 22-It Is now positively as
certained that 3eauregard has turned over
bis command to Bragg on the 18th asd len
fer Montgomery where he arrived on the
18th, accompanied only by his personal stan
aud LETT for Richmond. Two reports re.
ceived hare stating the cause Of his depar-
ture, one that he goes east TO take comranc.
another that he goes there 70 explain the
evacuation OF CoriQtA- The latter - con
sidered tie mos, probabsble, - if Is known
that Tor some time that Beaufegard and Jef
Davis are antsgoni-tie terms
Tod Is the warmesl Of the sss-oa til,
mercury ninety ir the shade Nights yer,
| cool.
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FROM coRINTH.

ooKsrH, June 1.-The telegraph north.
was pro~trated. the early part Of last week.
by the heavy wind~,
Our army has returned from Bonneville.
aud now occupy more northern position.
Gen. Pope has gone North on furlough.
The Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad Is in
running order eastward 20 Tuscumhia. and
westward 20 Cypress Greek, fifty miles from
here.
The Mobile "a Ohio Is running north TO
jackson, and railroad communication i open
with Grand Junction via jackson.
The road vest from the junction j. report.
Ell badly damaged.
All railroads and telegraphs are ia good
condition.
Maj. Gen. Ord and Brig. Gems. Sullivan
and Hamilton have arrived.
There il a considerable Union sealiment
In Western Tennessee. and especially In Bol-.
ivsF aud Jackson.
Beauregard's army, at last accounts. vas
al Okalona =. 900 strong.
Twenty thousand men under Kirby Smth
Is a: Chattanooga: 10000 under Price and
Van Dorm at Fulton. and a small cavalry
force Is 1T Grenada.
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MEMPHIS. June l9.-An expedition com
posed of the gunboats st. Louis, Lexington,
Conestoga, Mound City. accompanied by
transports, carrying the 43d and 10th Indiana
regiments. under Col. Fitch. was sent from
here. some days eince, for the purpose OF re
moving distractions from White River. On
the 18th. the expedition reached st. Charles.
eighty five miles above the mouth, where
the rebels had erected battery
An engagement en-ued, lasting al hour
and half.
While the gunbosir engaged the battery
tic troops under Col Fitch. landed a short
distance below. aud proceeded To storm the
place
Durin- the cannouading, ball entered
tlle boiler ol the Mound City. causing fear
sul explosion aud loss OF lite.
The crew consisted Of las. OF whom nearly
one hundred aud twenty-five were killed.
John Linzie. James Scoville. John Green,
Henry X. Brown, Joseph Nixon. Coke Capt
Kitty Flag officer. badly scalded, though
they will recover.
Col. Fitch charged upon the battery with
groat success, driving the enemy at the point
ofthe bayonet. The rebels loss is l25 kill
ed and woundep and 30 prisoners. Colonel
fitch's loss small. Gen. Hallcck occupied
Holly Springs.
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Night Dispatches.
FROM CHICAGO

CHICAGO, June 2l.--The following isa
fuller account of the engagement with the
rebel batteries on White River inst received.
MrNPHIs, juno 1.-THE eunboat Cones
loga arrived with dispatches containing par
tculsr- OF the engagement At The rebel for
tfcatiun- below -. Charles. IL miles from
White River cut eG. on the 18th.
The gunboais 81. Louis. Lexington. Con
e-togs and transport New National. having
on board the 10th Indiana. Col Fitch, which
lett here a week ago. to open communion
ton with ten. Curtis army, and remove Oh
s,ructions ftom White River, assembled to
that city, the gunbost Mound City, Captain
Kelly commanding. about mile and half
IN advance. In the bend oil the river near
~ Charles, two concealed batteries opened
oB the Mound CITY. Her decks were imme
diately cleared for action. Soon a. a range
81 the works was obtained. the guns opened
ire. and Capt. Kelly signalled Col Fitch 10
land his force mile below the tort, which
successfully accomplished
Tie Lexington and s. Louis shelled the
wooJs. ppdsr cover Of which Col. Fitch
gained position la the rear Of the rebels.
Atthis iunclare plangug shot from a siege
gun. mounted on the blun. struck the for
ward port side % the Mound City ezsemate.
penetrated Il. passed through the steau
drum. and tliei the vessel with escaping va
por. scalding nearly every one on board.
Tsenly .hfts officers. and cres Of over
/ enc hunsised a11 --~euty-fTe escaped
hurt The scene which eusuel. vas h0rri-
be Many OF The crew we're frantic from
T ni0rie= aud jumped overheard. -ome drown
ing Boat. from The ConesiogA, which cane
ID a. the tine 70 The support Of the Mound
: Cit~. we're sent - sheir relief. but the rebels
tired 90 the men in the wslef with grape and
canister from feli pieces. narGesiag sno-s
Of them attempting % escape.
Apprissd OF tie position OF snalis Al the
sirer. Col itch drew CD Ms regiment. pssh-
81 forward spd carried shs fort Nv storm, nj
the 1o'n' Of the layuuei.
The rebel works Consisted % taa bate
res. the lower Que nosafinx sis helA pieces
tie UPPER ere three heavy siege guns msa
ned by ffosn four - - hundred men. unie
COMMAND Of Col Try. iue II he Unite
States NAVY.
About 30 rebcis are aid - hsve escape
and over one huodred sD,l fiiy kil'ed am
wounded. With thirty psisoner'. among thea
Col. Pr. no as wounded n the shoulder
wss brought up Oh the ConestogA. Cap,
keits sas severely -raided sbopt the fac.
snl han's hat siil fccover. Second msstel
Heath. ~ master Ksnrie. III rassfer Scoyill'
masters mate H. T. Brown. psymaste,
Gum, chief cngineer John Cor, nssistan
nxrcers MAO sal Holl'nssworsh ser,
iilisi Pile Charlie fozng Vas severel.