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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

Naw YORK, AUGUST ! Memphis u
states yuat Cen l.w Wallace .lmm-ud i
Joined Gen Curtis Il Helena
\ special Washugtoa dispatch 10 the T,lts
-aJS the order Of the Governor o. Missou 81
the enrolment Of al. ..mlii',a Of thar S,a, !.
.,!i eausIa. trouble ID ;. Louls lluudr d
mechanics who were a, work on the guuhu.ts,
and ia tie iron plate mil. have threatened to
.cye fae Stale - ayl.- Vie e1r-eripu.n, IL
4i.i as. ers age ..re & procure ntditc n
1i lhs Governors pre- .ma.on.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

CuRo, Aueu.. A,,e> b4,e byeu1ey.N wed
by Geurra snuas ipm Bloomfield No.. ,ba;
uus huud.,d 81 Co. Muns command Nelc
surrounded by some five or slX nuuloi rebels,
aud ,lat sharp fght was gong on aud tna'
our troops thought they could sustain themsetye-
until reln,orcemonts, whicl had been sent from
Calv Gimrdas. could reach them
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

MENrBls lnIy 81. Several gentlemen from
Brownsville arrived here last evening They
bring sumo particulars Oi u rebel raid by Col.
Faulkner On that place on Friday last. Every
man that was there bling cotton was taken
prisoner and one hundred aud twenty thousand
dollars worth ot cotton taken from Thorn. Four
hundred federal cavalry arrived the same
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

QUINCY, H., August , About one hundred
ana htty rebels andar The guerrilla Dunn, AZ
tackled Canton, Mo, sixteen miles North OF tins
place last night. They shot man named VIM.
Carlgg in order to get possession Of some rifles
stored IN hls warehouse They then took pos
session OF the niles aud pundercd all the stores
in the place Alter obtaining ali they wantcd
thoy ieit. The amount OF damage done Is not
ascermined Mr. Carlgs is not expected to live.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-05

Pn1ApElrmA, Aug The BRITISH schooner
Emma, captured ty ,hc soobou AdirondacG,
arrived tJ-lay The captain and crow arr
aboard, The latter ia rous ,lcr cargo consist,
~ sat boots and ,aucs from tae notorious rearl
Engli,a 0rln Of Aaderly a 20.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07

RELIGIOUS hHUESoIs NJ THE AhNr-RsN A. +
Dickinson ser havGg spent tsvsia months 10 visiting
i.s ssveIa divisions Of army writes the following 10
L Religious Herald
Having spent scms tine recently in visiting the srges,
hespias in several Of tie States and aud heard
1uCh Of The soldigrs have lad pretty good oPpor
sDt0pf ssctrlainng something Of the religious statue
ct thtsTny.
l. s. tsJ cad doubt true that many have had th,i5
aorss ruined forever ruined by the seductive tempa
,ous cf The camp. Bot it is equally that other
hs Te been benefited spiritually, and in many cssCs
savirsly converted The SOLEMN stiffness, the suffering
II body and spirit tie absence Of loved and ~
easufes Of lone are eel calculated yin the soul to
contemplation Of the rest" which "remAneth" Said
: soldier to ne a. jourDsying together, "B1i
Tor ibis book lbe New TestAnen | should long since
pave gone belIde myself When | think Of my poor
little motherltss children far away sadness and
al nv heart and In despair am ready 10 sink but at
sucn times always betake myself 10 the reading o.!
Gods Word and il "a failed COO fort, ain
and 81 ne With JOY. E1t Tor this u day, cir,
sud be raVirg maniac
Wife going South On tie cars siih the sick and
soundsd, noticed that quite number you'd take from
their pockets rses which hsd been given lhtm wee Ks
and months before, and phieh they bad doubtless often
: ru.td ard 9TH much interest read them sgain. 90
Sang from nv pockets = feS packages OF tracks, one
4 suothsr would qurc, "Haye you tracts TO dspo o
. p Tier cane a captain With a., and said 'GiVe
$40 worth OF tbs IN tracts for my men" Another SCI
-r ssid Il vant to help in this work. Wil you
Q II u III :" bar dirg al After awhile elder 500
tlsnan b..sec IS bnl saying that be delighted
90 es bow eagerly IhssOl5srs bad read what given
: en- A soldier tcok from biz pocket tracts,
.-rs;sly I'D sp u . rOll-sAd - - ESsa IktR Fs'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07
General ORDER No. 81.

lie WGmir g.Ol Journal has the following Lrei tu'
=sshty criticism on tie Cartel aud the plan Vi ielAaIcI
cstsTa NED 81 T. The President
6zssEAI OFDsAs No a, which Is to Be Published ~
is7 10 EchuUIt sfI meet the approval Of cur peopi,
iar 90 30 goes JuJ 10 cones too late steps tCO
IL zas understood Ia Richmond, on Saturday, thGt
Sass =ss iacl5Cd ~i,L Pops aud others In the txcu
ecu NON uI s35rsol soldier aud cous, gucIt
i. Iron s5y 1g-e paoa ~ Tie beuth,s OF the cartel ~
rltiT sgiltG Ctut. 1ais does not agpeaF 10 DO tie
a-5 ~ lsct evidently Is net for ttc order eXclut
"a PopOaLd Ogsesl ,Sd jvo.rg them 70 5e teag,t
az GoslaEssh iaksu s AVo~edy IA retaliation for Certain
..5s,s ssucI slcs he 5gIirE Of the carte, OF The y
U.s. CToEijIE iCs he barge OF prisoners, which
EEL q 0rtr alleges sCuld rot have been signed by To-
q uisCefate State lad been iorsseeu that Pope and
s,euashr wers bout 10 ssUe Tee orders Which they
nave stree done Nos, Blu Ter 81 Neu Orleans, Grant
s. Memphis and Mitchell ~ Huntsville, had been guill
II ali tns Pope and BIS subordinate have threatened Sut
iis before he - !-and uCthng Is said about their
usse iutshtfJg sith tie agreement Dh'ch = did not
rrs sLTeemFut would have been made had certain
inss been klOsu -tich we're not then kncrn TO ihs
4 iedsfags government These hiJ g either happened
ster The sTraugsneEt to the knowledge OF our
sd OILERS could not come under either head for they
srr Of Ol standing ard Ut vide notCrety aud yet IL
lie face Of yLgm cartel is sgJe ed and 10 provision
made % correct u, abuses and power retained
1sck them by retaliation The order s al righ. IA
- it goes b1t H neither justhss the omissions Of Il,
q. Igsl aCT suptles thsu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07
DIR. MCDOWELL OF ST. LOUIS.

To The Editor Of the Wing:
The Mssourans in this city are greatly gratifed at
meeting their distinguished fellow citizen, DR. Joseph
n Mcdowell who, for twenty-five years, has filled
the chair of Anatomy and Surgery in the Medical
School Of St LOUIS, and for the last twelve months has
been Surgeon General of Missouri At present he oc-
cupes the honorable post of Inspector General of the
Confederate Hospitals west OF the Mississippi. DR. Med.
has borne a conspicuous and honorable part in the
pending struggle for liberties, and is devoted to the
cause with noble zeal. herewith enclose you pro
ducton of his pen, the perusal of which, think will
entertain YOU.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07

CUSNd GRETS CoES-Thj following is the ludiau
method BY VII Oh they green for making
cotAsh 81, during The winter When the green corn ia
or USE pa; u dug from tao to three feet in diameter
a. top and grstaaly etrginR At the bottom, say five
eet dosu, from sI TO eight feet 10 diameter. large
ire is ID bulk b. which stones are heated, and,
~hen Ioi hoi the stores ard I've Goals shovelleo
70 the bottom Of the pi aud sp,iuked over with fine
loose dirt The corn q then thrown in with husks or,
Just as pulled from the stalk until the pit is nearly
full Then comes thiI layer Of loose dirt, then hct
zones enough TO close the p and the whole covered
9TH earth to retain tic heat. When the whole cOols
(Which tskes several days) he ri Is opened aud The
corn j. fuund TO DO most delightfully."- cooked When
COOL the hunks stripped of and tie dried in the
.ul wien thoroughly dried tho corn is sheled of east
w. ald Is then packed away in bags for use. OCGntry
tjsHklsUGR.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07

ELePAnISr " DlsrnGUIsHID PARTIEs -Slme weeks
siaee sta. in bAuy paper that the ~ido- OF
distnl u shed New York politician mad eloped with
ar family phy,ician, pAriCuAr'zug the manner ss
ooVs The widow had gwen out that Il wss her In
sulon 10 visit Europe snd the wife CT her family ply
ic an gave grand entertainment in honor of the event
Ia due time tie widow depsr,ed aud on reaching this
", she teleRrsp pied 10 her physician TO come Oh gme
ii,Iely Which he cid and in turn, on BIS arrival here,
be- elecf ph, hs wife that the widows Leal.h such
that be had determine 10 accompany her On her jour
nsy, and they bO.h Immediately left the country.
surre pou dent Of toe Rochester Union, writing from
. eys throws light upon the SUI SCI! Is Ollo-r
In passing ~ Main street, taking view OF the nae
residences aud garde which front upon that ID ,dJ aS
enus aud skt the oke s.a1gtF who reads ihs papers
an barely tail u lance al one mansion which Is
90 cOs, sud deserted 10y its Osuer. IL u that Oi
ars SctoCcrsit the uites OF Secretary Seward, who
.ely took passage ia a steamer 70 Europe Dr.. Bea',
,r uhy-icsu ard intimate ii,ud vent out IN the sane
.esmer. Tie D5ct0r ras 81 CsJimaSle family residing
A. G uess and ~ be i 10. take that formal lsaye
Stieh devoted ahtrs aud husbands should take when
bout TO start Gu long journey, the scaudslmo gers
la this something worthy Of their "dis;inf ulshSd
co derao1 in connection -ish other btaSs that lac
.g,u previously Ihrovu UPON the idle Wind"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07
TokrHE WIG,
TO MISS A. &c. OF WINCHESTER. VA,

~ HOS - n. " OE WANShooA~@- '-i
SOLDIERS GRAIrUDE.
Kind faces mildly beam around me,
The soldiers merry laugh is heard,
No voice bear can grieVe or wound me,
There il tenderness in every word
Yet still feel weight of sadness,
As round cast a searching eye,
Aud turning from each scene Of gadness,
Ny heart heAves with The heavy sigh
am Alonel
At morn / see the bright new day
Spring gAily from the couch Of rest,
To dance along her brilliant way
Ip robes OF light and beauty drest-
The green earth wakes In songs Of praise
A each glance OF his kidding ray;
lain would join her rspturous lays,
But still my heart heaves with the sigh
Sm alone!
And when days Heeting race is run,
And dim the lustre Of her eye,
/ ait 70 view 'he sitting suu, .
AFrAySd in-slosys crimson dye
Sweet monitor, as to thy rest
Thou calmly eink's with dew gemmed eye,
feel the spell and call the blest,
But still my heart heavts with the sigh
AN sloue.
And now, Wills. stars their radiance ding,
All glittering from the depths Of heaven,
The dove OF peace on lowering wing
BrOods silently on the air OF even
And as the ne~ moons gentle beam
Descends 50 softly from on high,
OF bliss in heaven fondiy dream;
But still my heart hesves with the sigh
SIN alone
Dear friend, vain is every art
To bear my thoughts away from thee
only feel when we're apart
How little JOY = in lie for NE.
All earth may emile as glad aud bright
As though ne'sr bliss could fade or die;
Yet still feel st morn and even
Nv heart to swell With the sigh
| sm alone.
A WoUEDID soLDIsR
% - H. ~ 1870
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07

Col n. A Thou pson sold 81 auction yesterday fore.
NOR at Lombards north wharf East Boston The lot OF
cLu,ch plantation school, factory, and other bells which
rad been presented the rebel government to be cast
NO cannon bH! shich we're captured ~ New Orleans
ana coufseStej The sale numerousiy attended,
There we're ais bells 10 a TIE greater part Of them
ssre cast At Buckeye F0dudTy Cincinnati, though
many usre tom fonnlriss At New York, West Tro' !,
TIC soug and Louisville. Among the number ~ere sew
sfal Catholic belle IN Frsncs0ne vita tue inserp
gOn, "EAt par jean Bsgi, lI75, over oross anchor
east At Nantes France 1850 Others cas-! 10 lib, li75
ald lIsS One, very eabOraely ornamented, was from
tae kirst Presbyte,i, Church Shreveport La
Col THOMPSON, before beginning the sale, read note
( ON Mr. De Psys;er, OF Dache's county, n l., "ho
desired the privilege Of purchasing bell which he gave
-esers years ago the EPs, Opal Church al SAeogdoch
eS Texas founded by friend Of hs Rev. ThomSs bA
c5u Who was driven from the place account OF his
Uaion sentiments TIE Colonel improved the opportu
ni,y u make a stirring speech ca eGlisIing.
The bells said ~ loIs OF from three 10 one hun
bred and eighty s-SsB except the three heaviest sold
separately AID lev others bought relies and for 10
VIC usl use The prices ranged from ~ TO 81 cent?
pouuc. The BIDDING spirited, aud The amount re-
A. z,d was probably upward Of $50 600. lot Of iron
bar, for covering steamships anu DAT Fes sold for -
gross ton 1T of copper consisting Of bsthing tubs
roofing spou;s sugar boilers, eIc., at Zls cents n
oIud -Bo,toH CsurisT, &l't.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07

Ds.tsdy, and hoped often to peruss them In days 70
coma fhey had been sent 10 him through the mail BY
bis wife 70 whom they we're given By coportsr. Since
be had been in the army bis wife had sckensd and died.
and this one of the last siiss she nsa sent MN.
The above illustrates though but feeby, how vast and
inviting is the field appealing for our sympathy and
toll Untold good may be Effected by means 90 simple,
tbat in the eyes Of many they seem foolishness.
The look Of love- the tear Of sympathy the word oil
entrealy the printed page otGospe truth are nos" a.
much As ever before, the ''pOser and the wisdom Of
God" and mighty for pulling down the sronghods
Of Nickedness.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
The London Times referring to the japanese portion

The London Times referring to the Japanese portion
in the great exhibition, says:
By the side Of this case Ia shown Of ect which is
OF the most curious Of oil in the whole building It
is small window blind made apparently of rods of
twisted glass strung together. The rods hard
clear, aud sharp gAss Let the visitor examine IL
attenively aud believe if he that IL i, made OF
rice. or all who have IL who yet TO this
wonderful little screen OF rods, venture to say not
hundred will believe them 10 be other than what they
seem TO be-pure glass. Yet Mr.. Acock asserts that
they made from gelane Of rice and his statement
borne out by the fact that hard and sharp they are
they sound knocked together like sticks Of soft
wood
The Paris Patris says letter from Shanghai Of the
~ Of May, Informs Us that Rear Admiral Proie who
commanded The French squadron in the China Seas has
been killed before Ming pc in battle between the Allies
and the Rebels Admiral Protet was at the head OF the
French soldiers and marines when be received his death
wound. He had on his right Admiral Hope, the com
msnder Of the lglsh forces, and with whom be had
aiWas been The most friendly terms. Admiral Proet
was brave and distinguished officer, and his heroic
death has produced an immense sensation at Shanghse
According to Al official statement Jus, furnished the
importations of wheat and tour into Grea. Britain in
the nine months from the lat Of september last to the
4 OF June amounted TO 9I9 S44 quarters OF wheat
aud I 2S6 40 cwt Of Hour. Thirty i've per cent Of
the wheat aud seventy four per cent OF the hour we're
obtained from the 'Unted Stses" The aggregate value
Of these impOrtaons about II 100000. or Is 00O
000 and that OF the American portion about 900 OO0
In the same period Great Bi,ain imported from the
United States about 900 000. worth OF Iudsn corn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07
LORD plLxrKsoS ON TIE ENGLISH VOLUNTEERS.


At the late review Of the British yo,ultesrs Ltri
Pllmerston made speech, from which extract:
We have here DO CONSUMPTION Every man who
shoulders a musket brandshes a sword mar lyres
ship, is With u, ither less than volunteer
Loud cheers But the army OF 10 600 men TO whom
no propose n vote of thanks especially volunteers
10 this respect that they for the defence OF their
ctuairy wtoIt the hope OF any reward beyond that
country's gratitude and admiration. Great cheering |
That gratitude and that admiration trust they viii
long continue to 6errve, and that both VIII con
tnue TO be a stimulu3 TO the bravo defenders oil our
country. Our ancestors wee famed Tor their sk'l
10 the use OF the bow ard their descendants OF the
. esent day inherit from them that stcadness OF
Iaad, aud that ulerriog txtciness OF eye, which
has brought many OF them here TO day 10 re
Q vs tho giItering prizes on the table Hear, hear
We may be ssked why 1t is that, at this moment Whe
all Europe has sent 10 Ills country specimens oil
ts peaceful in !ustry aud uhen the natives Of every
country are our yisitors, We ehoud entertain them
with the glittsTug Of bsyoneis aud the rattle OF
mal kerry AID cannon. The reason IS simple
We like TO show ourselves as We are neither more nor
l. s. and ~ ous volunteer movement Is organized simply
for defence without the tshtest intention Of juring
sly one We have not wished to withdraw iron observa
ton that which Is exposition OF the feeling OF the
country. Hear, hea'. Aud you may depend upon u
that nothing viii c0nnOuto more 70 the malntenarc, 81
pesce which is the object OF every rational man. than
tie exhibition In tims oil peace OF mlnly readiness 10
defend youtseS, 10 case Of Loud cnsers Great
nations respect each other when each that tse other
q ready TO defend its rights If attacked say therefore,
that our vlneers eminenty entitled 10 the thanks
of this great eountry being one OF our SECURITIES Tor
that peace which ali so anxious to preserve
These brave men loss to the country by the so
stracion of their labaT for whilst on the o1e baud,
tbey attend to their Military drill, on the other,
they DO uegsc: their ordinary occupations for mo-
meat whether a.yss, merchants, or a:iz ina; the
.orh Of tes country Ices no. sutfsr from their neglect
Though their perssveliDg preparations for IL esense
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07

his rsisnc- 10 county GOoehAnd, the 4h instant
SAMUEL A 81 y 40 10 the 6t year " h age leaving
Interesting family and ag circle Of feuds weep DIS
prnsAtsn 90 sal and affective.
Truly be sale, u ordiRAfy stamp has fallen
Of strong Al inie ard OF s'und and dis
eliminating iucgsn he O1'net ed through the varied seems o.
lie Nth that uroimit' Of character Aad urbAny
~ that TIE respect AID eeem Of all who enjoyed
the pie - bis Acquaintance And lo indeed I'LL IL be,
bsfof- The community Viii, h vei viii To cherish the
remembrance Of his virtues admre the ghnes and In
tssy Of his cha Aeie Yet hi, weeping family and hiend de
i've eonAol on from kuONed. that his lamp Kept veil
trimmed and that h prepared that God Who judgth
he ea7h the tLinga thrr-oi W.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07
Axusrnrrrs or rHI rRrsoH LIprrs.


The great rage smorg the ladies Of Paris just at pres
ent is dscaleomanisn Letter from thascity says:
Perhaps you are not yet enlightened as to what dto(
eoadaie is Well decalcomsnie 10 the art Of decorative
A" sos meme "-as the Advertisements sate-porcelai
wood paper and candles that they appear TO have
been finely painted and the porcelain made to resemble
the finest Sevres ware, and all at comparatively small
expense and without any study or practice, anybody
with any ordinary steadiness OF nerve and delcacy Ct
touch can become first rate artist in decalcomanie In
single trial. The process is simply thus: colord
picture which is purchased with other materials s GOV.
cred with gum and then applied 70 the object to DO
ornamented. The back Of the paper Ii then wet with
water when il may be peaed e. leaving the picture,
which ia usually flower Cupid, Venus some god or
goddess little pastoral scene transferred upon the cup,
or candle. Then another gum used which sete
the picture and prevents il from washing tf The arti
cles when the process Is completed really very beau
ul aud 1t is difficult to imagine that they have not been
under the hands Of skiui artist. TIE secret OF the
whole thing imagine, consists in the preparation OF the
paper upon which the oolorel prints stamped This
paper, presume Is frat coverd with thin coating Ct
coodon, from which the picture is then impressed -
The gum which the decalcomsnicist puts on 1t maktR
the ooodionixed picture adhere TO the ect which
the picture is then impressed. The gum which the de
cacomsnlcst Ius on 1t makes the colodioniz,d picture
adhere TO the OH g. on which ii is placed aud wettug
the back deaches the paper from the layer OF coodon,
and the paper thus peang off leaves the picture
ed by Impercepdbe transparent coating OF coodion.
The pictures here sold for piece, and few
francs buys stock enough to transform all the chiDavare
in ordinary family into very good imitation OF Saw
res and to beautifully ornament all the candles. Decal
comanie is really Interesting and elegant art and, as
said before is all the rage just It Is said
that the Empress amuses herself by ornamenting the
candles which she burns in her boudor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07
RIOHMOND ZIG
- CaIHRsPoNpRNTs.

L.ys - bssissss -.ss % arssasd 70 ~ "ESaiov o
az way"
,tss ra boa IIss ef tie paper tOtH aOt b psoa
Al TAls y q Ioay staiiRg, O9h 20 % ka0eON 20 a.
al ,ol IN 90 oss departed ROW. O6tarT s0oss $4,000
a. ss0sf lia.s ars get yOr advertisements.
- EssssacuAdsrtofss0r rs,soisa eO-ssssAoSs&o~s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07

[cheers We have an international exhibition Of In
dustry bat at the time, show value Tor the.
institutions under which it fourahes BY being always
ready for their defence. ..I ..f
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-07
MARkIED.
DIIsD,

IL Petersburg he S0h July bythe Rev B. Ha dwcL,
Mr. PHlIP A LEY, Of that city, TO Miss LOU V, srEHIH,
formerly Of Auts uyayiue Ga
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-02
IMPoRTANT no sOLDIERs.

AN MANUFACTURING AT NORFOLK, VA, NY
place OF residence, the most and comforts
BILE Camp Cot invented and patented II affords the
best chance for pleasant sleeping camp yet discovered
When spread out you have excellent bedsead aud
mattrass with head baard and pliowwhen folded up il
makes chair, table aud writing desk,-the pillow and
head-bOard making valise and portfolio.
Mr. HENRY j. BROWN, of Raleigh, is also making
and selling them by my authority. Price moderate Be
sure not To buy before you see this
also wish TO sell County aud State rights All orders
promptly attended to. -
a. JOHN F. BUTT.
Owner of Patent in Conf. States.
Norfolk, Va, Oct. %, 1851 s3-6m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-02

C-Petsr ], Tronbieied. Captain Ruins T Allan P;-
= Leu; Joint Wilson. -, Secand J.ieuts. -"S'
John Ashford, Captain; Robert X raj; Fi.
Allen King, Henry @ Harden. Second Lie1,s l"eu';
E. - Captain Sanders NJ ingram r.;
Lieut. Robert W cape, Matthew Coyiugton Soan5
Leufs.s ~ - x ts-4 - S"sFon second
F-Joshua Little, Captain; Daniel AcD Yo,,t r..
1ieuts >,5'tf =. Se'"an second
g G. - -. Captain; John c Rhem Fi-.t,....
George W Flowers, Joseph Stephenson SecnJ Ii
H-Noah Rush, Captain; Lorenzo Andrews rus.
Lieut. lsanc kehrns N-lSn Hopkins Sec,Gd ; rN
fohTer Gardner. Gaptain tipt'rge Banton gus
L'eat.i David Maguess, Oliver Beam SECOND rst
FIRST Batrali"ns IN. C. Troops Infan,,v
- Colonel -, Lieutenant Colonel; David r.,
mar. Major- - Oa''o Cole
Company A B~nionA Strange, Capt; John p H.,
Tst ts@ W Hhn , rain aoseley Second I~uts
Joshm G Byrd: Wm A lfnIbrpoks Seeopd ieuts Lieu;
C-Hngh II Davidson. Capt Samuel 8 G Mo,n, r.
Lieuts 80 - FARMER, Second
D-Ambrose Gaines, Capt; Jackson Sb;n,.r =,
Lieut. VIM Allan, James Bearden Second T;a FIRST
flames Bryan. Capt. George Bristol Frs, Il;
Albert l. LeaIherman, James W 81 carer Secd cut
tenants N'' Secoho Lieu