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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
United States of Am erica;

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
WHEREAS, information has been filed within and
w for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at Nash
vile, on the l4th day OF May, AID 1869, by John
Trlmble Esq Attorney for the United states for the
Middle District Of Tennessee who proseoutes herein
behalf of the United states against certain property
viz One dark brown Stallion said TO be thorough
bred, abont 1873 hands high, about years old, with
ring Of white around h light hind feet, and three
white saddle-spots ON his back alleging in substance
that said stallion was seized, land, in the Middle
District Of Tennessee in the town oil Franklin,
Williamson County, Forfeited TO the Of the Uni
ted States OF America, and praying process against
the same, that the shmebe condemned forfeited as
aforesaid.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monitlOn under
the seal Of said Court to directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming
said Stallion, or in any manner interested therein
that they be and appear before sid Circuit Court TO
be held at the City Of Nashville, 10 and for said Dis
trict, the I'd day Of June 1862 at 10 O'Clock the
forenoon Of that day Then and there nterpOse thor
claims aud to make their allegations 10 that behalf
f. r. GLASCOCK
May 20th l862-l4t u. S Marshal NJ. D. T.
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COMMITTED to TAI

nF Davidson County, Tenn, May nth, 1852, No
- gro woman, who says her name Is ELIZA anl
belongs 10 Buril Lofts, Of Hart County XIV ga
womao is about % 10 30 years ola feet ifebf
hlghj weighs about 40 pounds; small scar on hi
check, also one under elt ego and one on left urd
jaw near me ear. The owner ~ requested 20 con
forward, prove property, and pay charges rs tho "a
difecla j. 81. HINTON .
mayl5-3t sheriff snh Ja0r of D. c .
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Committed tn Iail

M Davidson county, Tenn, April Gath 1852 a
" gro man named CHARLES says he belonrs
Joseph Campbell, Of Todd county, Kyy about Aver
years Old weighs about l40 or as pounds s feel 81
inches high dark complexion, scar on corner n on
per lip. The owner Is requested 70 come fortar5
prove property, and pay charges, as the law dlect,
j. NJ. HINTOt.
ap26-8i Sheriff aud Jailor Of lie
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
Notice to Claimants.

OFFICE Of ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs TER,
NASHVILLE, TEEE., May 2lst, 1902
DERSONS claiming D. lyate property in the Chatta-
n nooga Railroad Depot % this place, are request
ed b present their CLAIMS at this Olce before the
8lst inst J. ID. BINGHAM
may22--5i Capt. aud a a b.
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Committed TO Iail

0F Davidson county, April O. 1862, negr
~ man, who 'ays that his name Is ALBERT
he says that he belongs TO Beujdmin Halan, q
Naury county. Tennessee about n years ot
bright mulatto, weighs about las or $50 pounds
feet II inches high Long, bushy hair The own
isrequested 70 come forward, prove property and d
charges, as the law directs j NJ HINTON, =
April POST Sheriff aud Tailor of d. & Z
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nF Dayl ison County, fem Nay 4, 1859 nser.
- man, who says biz aamo q LEWIS, aud Esya h.
Deonss 20 heD ba,ra % wilson Couniy, Tenn. 49,
Or black rear GA rigit cheek bone said 70 BE- done
by Kick from h0rie feet inches high dreared
pa Drown Jeans clothes black wool hat Tho owner q
requested % como Forward prove property aud -,
charges az the lev directs j, M HINTON
may sheriff aud Jaiior OF %. a.
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Committed to Jail

( ~ Davidson Comfy, Tenn, May 18Th Ise2 A no
- gro man who says bis name y BILL, and b.
iongs 70 Thomas hode, Of Rutherford County 81
man Is about 30 or 40 ears old, wolehs abost tes
40 pounds feet % Inches high very black; sm
scar ON right eyebrow, also one about one inch frf
right eye left thumb OF. Tho owner IL requested
come forward prove property, and pgy charges
the law directs, y. MfHINTON
tnaylb-3t Sheriff and Jaii0r Of ID q
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
Commirted tn Iail

nv Davidson County, Tenn, April n 1882, a
- gro man, who says bis name IL GEORGE, g.
says be belongs b lewis Liz dslcy, Of Wilson oouu
lenn' age about a2 year. very black 3 feet iu
90 high Weighs about 100 or 100 pogads The 5W
"a requested 10 come forward, prove property,
pay charges, ms the Law directs
J. N. HINTON, n
mhyS-3t sheriff and JaiiOf u ID a.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
Committed to .Iail

OF Davidson county, March @, 1852, a egro ma
" who says his name Is GEORGE, aud belongs
Hugh Kirkpatrick, Of Cumberland county, Ky !; abo.
Is or 10 years old dark copper oQlop weighs abe.
l45 pounds, feet inches high scar on tho loft 81
Of neck, from burn. The owner IL requested 10 cor
forward, prove property, and pay charges, the Ia
directs. j. N. HINTON,
April 20--9t Sheriff and Tailor of @
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Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson County, Tom. April q, 1867, a ne
- gro man. who says bis name rs ALBERT, ana
says he belongs 10 10. Dodson of Davidson County
age about 30 or 40 years weighs about l55 on 100
pounds no marks. The owner l. requested 10 oome
Forward, prove property, and pay charges the lew
directs, J. N. HINTON,
may 2-3t Sheriff aud Jail0r OF ID e.
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Committed to .Iail

4 II Davidson county, April g. 1862, negro mar
" who says hrs name is ALFRED says no long
TO Mrs. Elizabeth Portee, Of Hickman county, Tenn
about 20 years old weighs about i65 bounds; dar
copper color feet ten inches high. Tho owner
requested TO como forward, prove property, and pa
chaTge Is the law directs J NJ. HINTON,
April Post Sheriff aud Tailor OF d. c .
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Committed to IAN

ms Davidson county, April 4. 1852 negro NJ
~ who says his unme ID JOE BARTLETT. said b.
claims 70 be freeman Of color; about "a years Of
says he lives in Henry county, Ky; light copD
color, scar on right side Of the neck. weighs abo
lTb on 1870 pounds leot inch high
!. ~, HINTON,
April 2O--3i sheriff and 1aiior ~ h =
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, April 7, 1862 negro ma
~ who says his name Il GEORGE, and belongs
captain William Rurm, of Warren county; Mississif
pi said boy IS about u years old weighs abo
l6O pounds dark complexion left hand has bee
badly burnt feet 10 inchos high. The owner
requested to come forward, prove property, and pa
charges, as the law directs.
I'M HINTON,
gap 2O--3t sheriff and Tailor Of D c.
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Committed to Jail
Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson county, April -, 1862, negro m
~ named JACKSON says he belongs 20 Noah o.
well, Of Davidson county about IS years cd well
about $50 pounds scar on the nose also one 1
der the right eye; 8 feet 10 inches high. ,
owner is requested TO come forward, prove proper
and pay charges, as the law directs.
JIM, HINTON.
April POST Sheriff and Jailor Of X. c.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, April ~, 1862, a negro ms
~ who says his name is NAT, aud belongs TO MOI
Buchanan, Of rutherford county said boy Is abe
% years Old weighs about 100 pounds muatto C
or feet 2 inches high two seas, ono above
one below the left eye. The owner Is requested
come forward, prove property, and pry charge
the law directs. j. ~ HINTON, %
April 20--3t Sheriff and. Tailor Of d. L
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Committed to .Jail

nF Davidson county, April ~, 1862 a negro ma
~ who says his name Is GEORGE, aud belongs
Henry Blood, Of Davidson County about 80 yeara
age weighs about 100 or 100 pounds copper colo
feet inches high. The owner is requested 10 cor
forward, prove property and pay charges, as the L
direots J. n. HINTON,
Ap' ZO--st sheriff and Tailor Of d. O
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-04
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, March a. 1862, a negro mar
~ who says his name is ALFRED, and belongs {
Mrs Eliza lay or, Of Montgomery county, Tenn sal
boy IS about 40 or 10 years old weighs about III
pounds small scar Ia the center Of his forehead
and one In front Of his LETT ear; feet inch hlgl
The owner Is requested 10 come forward prove prof
erty, and pay charges, as the law Directs
j. NJ HINTON, /
Ap. ZO--3t sheriff aud Tailor Of d. C. I
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COnmitted Ia ,JafI

W named HENRY, sayr h. bs.o8qs t8 Rarf Wera
o. Davidson county, Team, about NJ years o'd.
Hoighs atoui no pounds, dark comp eE0n, 3 feet q
inches hifh lho osner Do requested o. come faFgnrd
prove property aud pay charges, AZ Toe law dlrssu
j. % HINTON
ap lS-5t sher.1 an1 Jti1s 9f D. f.
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Committed to Jail

Or Davidson county, April 49, 1852, a negro m
" who says his name "a slM0Ns says no belong
Robert Owen, Of Williamson county, Tenn, about
years old weighs about $50 pounds complex.
high. The owner Is requested 20 come forward PR
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
JIM HINTON,
April 20-3t Sheriff aud Tailor ofD. (
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81. Y, BASSET. PROPRIRTOR.
The Zoe Cream Garden
1900 Barrels Flour Wanted.

dds viii be received II 0us persons loyal 10 ths
- Government Of ihe United states) until O'Clock
Pm, THURSDAY, JUNE 5th, 1862, tor
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

all diferehees, and 10 lay Oh the shelf al planh
which are Of q partisan character, then, Indeedl
Il would be advisable 10 abandon overy form OF
political strife. But when politicians Of the
radical soft take advantage Of the national peril
to press their schemes and policy on the country,
schemes which we deem hostile TO the country,
wise men see In them o danger which though
for the time less threatening 10 In the end likely
to be as fatal 90 the more manifest danger
against which We are all earnestly striving.
II 1t is the fret duty Of the nation to put
down the rebellion, II is the accompanying duty
to save the Constitution, aud 10 preserve the
high and holy gift of the fathers, "Use every
weapon, radical or conservative" says an en-.
thusiast, $50 you only destroy the rebellion
Be cool, oh rash man, and the chip will be saved.
But II because the fuel 10 giving ont, and the
steamer drifts toward the rocks, you seize an
axe and hew through timber and plank for wood
TO feed the Gre, and thus open great hole In
the ships bottom through which destruction
rushes In on you, you will repenti In the moment
Of your agony that you believed 10 using "Any
means" to avoid danger that should and could
have been avoided by "wise moans," while the
ship was saved from other perils as well-N.
Y. Journal Of Commerce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
Notice 60 Officers and Men OF the
Three Year Regiments.
HEADQUARTERS OHIO MILITIA,
ADJUrANr-G GENERAL's 0PFIcE,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 26, 1857

HEADQUARTERS OHIO MILITIA,
ADJUTANT-GENERAL's OFFIoE,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 26, l662)
General Orders No.33
All officers appointed and enlisted men. re-
oruitsd for any Of the new three year regi-
ments, raised and to be organized In this State,
will assemble on Thursday, the 2elh inst, at
the proper camp Of rendezvous, and there re-
port to the oommsndant Of the camp, who will
assign them quarters, and provide camp equip
age and Subsistence for the enlisted men. Com
mandants Of Camps and Quartermasters will
carefully anticipate the acquisitions to be made
upoa them by the volunteers to come in, and
take in time all necessary steps TO provide for
them, The troops 80 assembled will be under
orders and remain for duty. The work Of mus
teriDg in aud organizing and paying will then
60 on under directions from this Office, to which
regular consolidated morning reports will be
MADE daily.
As soon as the enlistment rolls and reports
are received, 30 as to show the strength and
condition Of each regiment, company and de-
tachment, oil necessary appointments and prop
er consultations will be made by orders from
this Office, and the regiments will receive their
proper organization.
CHAs. w. HILL,
Adj .-Gen. Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27

/ IL thIs Contest, The, arc doing to day and
avaf will 10 their duty, and have come 10 see
! II there are men willing 10 hght with me, and
/ bnov there are some. am about TO leave you
10. morrow 20 bring back tho old Sixty
ninth. to give them an opportunity Of reorgan.
Izinp again for the field, with their old colonel
At their head. Ny friends are anxious to see
me, and las believe shall have another op-
portunity OF expressing my views, will end by
thanking you for the high honor you have con-
fened upon me. The only return can make
is In my services for my country, and q willing
ness to lay down my life for the maintenance
OF the Union and the Constitution. lTremeno'
ous oheers &tt ~
A procession was then formed, which escorted
General CoaooRAN to the So. Nicholas Hotel.
II was headed by the military divisions Of cav
airy, followed by the fremen, the scores OF
Irish societies In regalIA, and long line OF cti-
zens in carriages. AZ the procession moved
through the streets, cheer after cheer went up
from the thousands and tens Of thousands that
packed the sidewalks and blocked up the pas
ssges. Patriotic notices were displayed Oh
which the following are specimens;
WELCOME, IRELAND'a PATRIOT Son
Caed Mile Failthe with rapture unbounded
We bid thee welcome to kindred and nome
Once more by the friends who have ovd thee surrounded
The noon OF thy glory In triumph hath come;
Long hast thou borne oontumely and sorr W,
But like true patriot thou dldst not complain
The night now hath passed. and thrice glorious morrow
Bursts forth In Its beautiful sunlight again
Oaed mile failthel
Repeat the glad tidings, f.
Our own noble Corcoran 10 with rs again.
Welcome, twice welcome 10 the brave
GALLANT C0RO0RAN,
The hero and martyr In the cause Of Liberty
The Union and the Constitution.
We seek no Protection under the British Flag
Welcome, thrice welcome, to the brave and gallant
oorconn-the hero and martyr in the cause OF Liberty
"wELooMR GALLANT SON OF A NOBLE RACE"
"WELo0ME GALLANT sIxTY-NINTH."
| The brave We welcome with oaed Mile Failthe."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
VINO arc by Law Exempt from DraI.

The following persons are by law exempt
from military duty throughout the United
States;
Persons now in the military service of the
United States; all telegraph operators and con-
structors actually engaged on the fifth day Of
August, 1862; all engineers of locomotives on
railroads; all artihcefs and Workmen employed
in any public arsenal or srmory; the Vice Pres
dent of the United States; the officers, judicial
and executive, Of the Government of the Uni
ted States; members Of both houses of Con.
gress and their clerks; all post.oficers and
stage-drivers who are employed In the care and
conveyance Of the mail of the postoface Of the
United States; all ieErymen who are employed
at any ferry on the post road; all pilots; all
mariners actually employed in the sea service
of any citizen or merchant within the United
States; all engineers and pilots Of registered or
licensed steamboats, and steamships; and all
persons exempted by the laws of the respective
States from military duty, on sufficient evidence.
No exemption is made by the laws Of the
State OF Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
ycfness from ..Bxposuro to a Draft.~

The NeWburyport (Msss.) Herald says IL
never knew II SO sickly before atlNewbuyporI
as ii is now. The disease only affects males be-
tween the ages of eighteen any fOrty-fve years
The Herald says:
The cases are very distressing. Several
have occurred where men have nearly lost
their sight; they say that as bad as they hate
the Confederates they could not see one across
the street, and spectaeles are in demand. Some
are badly ruptured; but were never troubled BY
il till last week; and Others are lame. ThlI
disease affects the mind as we'll as the body
They see war in different light than formerly
and some Of the foremost AbolitioniSts begin
to think that they would be willing to abandon
the negro If the war could be closed at once
This is terrible disease, and widely spread.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
n1,.oaaInnanua NeyEs.

~, III /, h believed; Will have the
honor ol connecting the two great oon''nep~ ~
n e,eu,tic cable. The work has commence
"a and Is progressing finely The telegraph
,h,ouob siberia is expected to be complete 70
NikolsksiefskI, on the Pacific, BY the end Of 'n's
year. e. ..;,a,,,
Aha. from fifteen 10 twenty thousand bales Of
cotton, Of good staple, will DC sent 70 ma'N''
from IllInois the present year.
oa the Pacific coast, the precious me'ais nave
beep discovered In the soil OF more lnan ono
million square miles, only small part OF wh'on
hss been explored.
A Norwegian vessel, having large NUMBER
of emiprants on board, lately passed 'nrougn
Welland canal, on its way to the upper lakes
The number Of Sewing Machines annually
manufactured in this country Is, according 70 a
statislcal article in the Scientific American
seventy Thousand. Twelve or fourteen estao-
lsbments are engaged in the business ine
number of machines made in 1853. was only
twenty Eve hundred. Up to the present time
from 1859 TO 1852, the aggregate is two hun
dred thousand; and three hundred and ht'y-
eight American patents for Improvements on
the American design hare been taken out with
10 thirteen years.
Rear-Admiral GEoRoE CAMPBELL READ, gov
erpor of the Naval Asylum at Philadelphia'
died on the 22i inst.
Boston paper announces that Mr.. DANA u
Aasrw, of that city, has concluded arrange
ments with Mr.. F. f. WELLS, who has contract
ed With government 10 raise the vessels sunk In
Hampton Roads, TO take an active part In the
diving department Of the undertaking Inc
work viii be carried on with skill and industry
and no expense be spared to insure its success
Among the vessels to be raised may be men
toned the Congress, Cumberland, Merrimsc
and Rarilan. Preparatory to commencing op
eratlons a survey of the vessels will be had s'
ASCERTAIN their condition, etc.
It is stated that Lord LYONS will probably re
turn to Washington in October.
An amdsing case was recently trled1in thu
ISheriff q Court, London. A German widow
employed countryman to fiud husband TO
her daughter, and proposed, as he alleged T.
give him ELS If he succeeded. He did succeed
suiter was found; the daughter was married
and the grateful mother paid him 20 on &C
count, but afterward refused to pay any more
and the husband provider consequently brough
Ian action to recover the balance. The ludg
pointed out that'the English law did not recog
Ipizs contracts of this kind, and the vesdict wa
given for the widow.
In s.. Louis the suspension between four an
seven in the afternoon, is enforced by militaF
authority, and that time is devoted to drill
The last expedition in search Of traces
ISir JOHN FRANKLIN, under the direction OF MI
IC. F. HAIL, of Cincinnati, has returned
consequences Of the loss Of some OF his Graf
lMr. HALL was unable to prosecute his missio
to the extent intended, but the results OF b
explorations, which extended over about
Thousand miles of coast, are nevertheless In
IpOrtant.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
Death Of Judge Green, of Marietta

DAVIS GRExS died on Friday morning oil lass
week, at his home in Marietta, after an Illness
of only few days. He was, We believe ma
tive of Belmont county, in this State' but COM
menced the practice Of law in Guernsey county
Some fifteen years ago, he opened a law Ofice
in Marietta, where he afterward resided until
he died. He was man of considerable ability
and had fair practice as lawyer. de was
at one time Probate Judge Of Washington
county; and In 1857, he was elected state
Senator, in the District composed OF the coun-
ties Of Washington, Morgan, and part Of No
BILE, which he represented in the Senate during
he tEo following sessions of the Legislature
He left q wife and several children, who have
our sympathy in their affection and bereaVe'
ment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
Deaths OF ohio soldiers at Corinth

Deaths OF Ohio Soldiers at Corinth.
The following is list Of the Ohio soldiers
Who have died 10 The CoriDth hospital since
May 26th:
Ludlow D Pierce, William Marshall, John
Mitchell and Corporal Charles w Brown, 63d;
D o Ogden. P B Brinkley, James Hall and W
H Lellers, 9th; Newton Mitchell, 6Othj Serg't
James N Stoneman, Hiram Hitchcock, John
Carter, Corporal Wilson Hinchley, Corporal
Albert Cosnell, 631; Corporal Geo Hopkins,
39lh; Samuel G franklin, SD; Samuel Upton,
bill Ii March, 43d; James Q Campbell. Thomas
Miller, SD; Daniel r Hitch (museian), Joseph
Rondebush, s0th; Hiram Harmony. 43d; John
Wood, SOth; John H Delong, .43d; Ralph Wa
terman, SD; John Guess, 60ih; George Davis,
6Oth; Watson B Walters, 43d; William P Bo-
lin, Marion Pullins, SD; Jacob r Guess, John
Shack, 60th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
Republican Congregational NomIna.
tlOn6.

SIXTH DIsrMcr.-The Republicans of the
Sixth District have nominated Judge R. M.
BRIoos, Of Fayette county, for Congress. The
Democrats Of that District expect to beat
him.
EIGaTH DIsTnoT.-Col. J. II. GOODMAN, of the
4!h Ohio regiment, is the Republican candidate
for Congress in this District, having beaten
JAMES R. HuBBELL, of Delaware, for the nomi-
nation. Mr.. II. arranged the District to auii
himself last winter, when the Legislature was
gerrymsndering the State for partisan purposes
but he has now been slaughtered in the house
of bis friends, and can't 60 to Congress-not-
Withstanding the efforts Of the Ohio State Jour
nal 10 give him the nomination.
THIRTEENTH DIsTMCr.-General GEORGE B
WRoHT has received the nomination Of hii
party for Congress in this District. He is Q
very clever gentleman, but will be handsomely
beaten by Maj, O'NEL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-27
Additional Drafting Orllcors.

The following additional appointments were
made on the 25lh inst.
Additional Commissioners to superintend
drafting in the counties are: Brown, ]. p. Beihn;
Defiance, E. H. LELAND; Morgan, Enoch Dye;
Union, A. F. Milkins.
Examining Surgeons: Auglaize, ]. H. Mich
OILS; Brown, George B. Bailey; Clermont, N. ].
Barber; Defiance, Jones Colby; Morgan, ]. H.
Brown; Union, G. Rothburn.
Provost Marshals recommended are as fol-
lows: Brown, Chambers Baird, William Roude.
bush; Defiance, ]. P. Burlington; Morgan, John
Timms; Union, Joseph A. Henderson.