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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-31
nMGINAL NOTICE.

II 1919 RPS Helena Reps, rarl T. semmes p
!, as j. m ~ r. Wilcox, tthn Bower trnste.
EhNIL, GsfsIdaBts; - 1890 - et"p
f"u are hereby notified that there is now on fle In
- olh.p OF INC District Court Di I.e Cent,
aAhs, claiming judgement against rom scesr.ss
Reps and Helena Reps Tor The sum Of Two III.
one Hundred and Fifty snd ninety-iwu-one hun
oredth Dollars upon your cettnn mortgage ry an tbs
isln OF November, Rbato him upon atres on ,snd
~ we sohth.fast quarter 81 section ZEAL TOW ushp
o5 range ID In Lee County. Iowa The corrar,i,f
I'D description OF the land IN said 80 n shs ii
read ten acres In square shspe. In this Kerf an,
the wttt hall otthe South quarter fg4l
&c the sale Of said land the extinrrshment or 10
aempiion and general relief, with ersss.
VOW you mast appesE and answer said retitifn BY
noon OF lbe second day Of The ext term cf a Court
70 be held al Keokut on the rrs MONDAY OF serteu,
ber 500 or judgement prayed for by Default v III h.
mao against You III. SCOTT HOWELL
lhy lb-saM Plaintiffs Attorney
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To-, 4. Bishop, Alice Hf.hop, Il W c,.,n r,s
ipsyor Edward Brooks, II and R b Whtmore IA
ca rhors. 70 H. Madison Reed, Farrineton
paana "s "a s.Eii seeiy, Move Pierce Il Co.
ON sre hereby notified thai there ia now on n,s j.
1ne tieIks once OF the District Court IN L.. c@nniy
i'Wa' ~ heoknk petition " Hiram BARNEY eiuim .
ing Judgment sRainst you, ). A. Bishon for The
sum OF ONE Thoussnd Dollars, wiki ten per cent in
gage given 10 ID. W Kiibonrne upon Ia. Nor, a
y and JIG 10 block 10 10 rose iowa and
yen sf thc foreclosure Of said mortgage and sale ar
'salh lots, and for general eIlof with costs -
NOW, yon must appear and answer said petition nv
noon Of The second day Of the next term OF - ID
oer la24 ind sRebt will be hsd therrgn erains,
'Du ~ aeiant III. SCOTT HOWELL
--lyo-MyW Atty for plaiutH
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Adam spohn, Geo w. Caldwell, James Watson
Xix, Hat. a. Co. >. 4. Adaf, III. M, Black and m
Stannus, defendants
You are hereby notified that there IL now on le In
the Clerks Once of tho District Conrt or Lee cnnn,
Iowa ~ kcosak petition Of Hiram barney, claim
Of Four Hundred Dollars upon your mortgage give n
chAs Mason. upon Lot hree tsl BocR two M i.dsp
and two t2u2), In City OF Ksokuk, Lee County law.
ami Against you all, the foreclosure of said mort
gage the sale said lot and for other able relief
Now You tmnst appear and ans~er said petition IN
noon Of the second day the next term Court
TO be held in Keokuk the first Monday of September
D. 1861 or judgment wilIbo had against you BY Dc.
fault. asr& 49,
II SCOTT HOWELL,
~ ~ iSid4w Atty for Plaintiff
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NOTICE,

To Ieander Harbine. Elizabeth Harbine J NJ Hiatt
kmms Hixtt. Xix, Hale Co., Reed Cutler 4 Co
n Reynolds, samuel Boatmau, Thamsa Martin
George Anderson, II soch MAI HHcbA Thomp.
son, Charles Par sons Co, II Foster, Fickicn Il
Lucas:
YOU and naeh OF you, hereby notIned that there
n now ne In the .hee OF the Clerk OF the District
Court o. Lee county, Iowa al keekuk. . petition OF
Reuben ilarbine, claiming OF you. lseander HArhine
the sum OF Sixteen Hundred and Thirty seven Dollars
wtth six per cent Interest per annnm payable annu.
ally, as balance due on promiksosy note on which
Judgment has bern obtained made By YOU raid Lean
der HarbiDe, and secured by mortgage executed by
ysu to said Reuben HArbipc. dated Docvmber IA Al Il
1853 also claiming of you the foreclosure
OF aad ortEnge, the same being upon curtain Neal
Es tate in the city OF Keokuk, Loe county Iowa mo ire
particularly described IN said mortgage and petition
ALSO Ing for correction of ewr In The descrpnn
Of the mort gage premises; and further ask inr for
sale OF said premises, and general reiief
And unless you appear and arsMer said petition on
or before noon Of the second day az the next term OF
said Court 10 commences At Keoknk on the frnt Moo
day September, A. ID. 1892, default wil be enter
ed against you and judgment rendered thereon -
pray ed for In said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG
Jysx~d4w Au'ys for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Adam spohn, James Watson, Rix, Hale Co., j.
1, AdaiI, II NJ Black, VIM, Staunus, aud Geo. w
Caldwell:
You are hereby notified that there is now nie In
the Clerks ONCE Of the Dist fict Court Of Lee tnnn,
Iowa, at keokuk npetiton IN equity ol Ihr Barne
claiming judgement against you. Adam Spohn, for
sum OF Five Hundred Dollars upon your mortgage
given 10 Charles MAJ u upon lots ~, andtwot2),
Block t2U21, in the City u keokns, Iowa, and as
assinst you elI psayin for the uf said lots The
foreclosure OF tad morigaee, the extinguishment Of
the equity OF redemption, and for gene raj relief.
Now, each of ron must appear and answer said pcl-
t6n by Of the second day OF next term oi
Court. TO be held mt keekuk the frst Monday
of September ls62. judgment will be had the rel d
by default PRAYED for. II SCOTT HOWELL,
juiyIs div Plaintiffs Attorney.
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THE GATE CITY.


TAa Duty - Great Drttaim 10 Inter
ssns a. Dehalfsf she AsSsilisn.
Ii the existence of the Turkish empire
was necessary 10 our security in the East
the dissolution of the American Uniof
is no less essential to the safety Of gu,
possessions in the West. Active inter
vention on behalf Of the Coufederac,
would be in strict accordance with law
with policy aud with precedent, and woult
be justified by our own interests, by tn,
necessities Of Europe and ny the demand
of humanity. A real and even handed
neutrality ought not to be contrary to
Justice, even if inconsistent with interest;
but the course actually taken and still per-
sisted IN BY our government, is at vari-
auee alike with policy, with precedent and
with principle !; it is uni ust TO the Confed-
crates and injurious to ourselves.
Recognition is a duty; it j. no less a
sound policy. The disruption of the
Union is necessary to the pence of the
world the friendship Of the confederacy
is necessary to the security of our trans
atlantic possessions. We may provoke
still further the hostile temper of the
North, but that signifies very little
However patient, forbearing, partial we
may be, We cannot hope to escape q quar-
rel when once the United States shall feel
strong enough TO quarrel with Us; and i'll
there be any chance Of pertnanent peace,
II lies in compelling their respect and
Weakening their aggressiye power by
prompt and decisive action tending to
place ,hem between two powerful and re-
solate neighbors.
Again, the trade of the North, per Sc,
is comparatively Insignificant. and the
tariff of the North is SO devised as to cur
tail and hamper trade to the uttermos,
ard to gre to the northern manufactur-
ers monopoly Of the American market
The exports of the South are the FIRST nee
essary of our commercial life the import
trade Of the free south will be invaluable;
and the Confederate government offers I
free trade to all the world. Politically
and commercially the recognition Of the
Confederate States is the only safe policy |
for England. According to principle and /
to precedent it is also the only just and
consistent policy. Interest and duty for
once point in the same direction. Why
do We forbear SO long to take the course
which both allie indicate p
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HTADoruTERs 2isT MISSOURI ISFANTny.l
Chewalla. Tennessee, July ~, 1862.
II liz hereby ordered that The above mentioned mem
Der Of the Twenty Fifst Regiment Missouri volu n
tcers return TO their command forthwith Failing Il
repo r. here By the First day or August 1862 they will
be published ~ deserters, arrested and dealt with
such. BY order OF
COL. DAVID MOORE, Commanding,
X. KEGS. AdiusAnt. i'd to auKi
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G. W. GEIsENDoRfF d CO.

THE FLORENCE" SEWING MACHINES
/, u make rouE DurxRxhT stitches one and
ne same Machine, Thus the Lock, DOUBLE
Lock, KDkr and pocBLx KSoT, all OF which make
the seam aiike on both sides of the fabric -
htfheror all can be produced while the Machine
Is In MOTION 4Ff
They have the REyxRpslsLr rxxp norIos,
which enables the operator 10 have the work
carry either way, or 70 change The direction and
fasten the end Of seams, which, together with
masking = l. ng and short stitch Is done simply
by turning thumb screw
Their motions are all rosiTIvE. There are
no springs 70 gct out OF order. They are 80
simple that the mest inexperieseed can work
mem perfectly aud with ease. They arc NOISE
LELkss, and can be used where quiet IL necessary
They are The FASTEST SEWERS In the
WORLD making five stitches TO each revolu.
ton. They oil no dDssses Their STITCH isthc
wonder Of all, became Of its combined ELAsTlc,-
TY, STR Extern and AIRY.
For circulars and Esn,ple Of work, address
G. HI. EN- M ERSON, Agent.
Fourth-st., bet. Main x Blondeau
N6-d KkoKUK, IOWA.
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II ALL L . AD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Nednes day July 10Th 1862 and uptI,
intthet noiice, Trans sill ~ f.la0vss
Morning Train
Leaves RI. AAdasoh u 400 A. n Mondays ex-
cepted-i
Arrives keokHk ~ 6:AS A. NJ
Leaves keokak avg: 40 A. NJ. SUNDAYS executed j
Arrive Att. Madison NJ S:A5 A. n.
Afternoon Train
Leaves RI. Madison etsuIdaas exeepied} al goo
J. NJ.
Arrives at keokuk at LOOP. M
Leaves keokuk $3.50 p. Nj
Arrives at TT, Madison AT S:i5 p. Nj.
hontrose for reight ard passengers connecting viii,
ali up river boats.
sure connection made by morning train North
with Railroads hast and West from Burlington Rock
Island aud Davenport, aud Sonih 18th the st Louis
Lane OF Paek"ts, AID keoknk Fort Dies Aoines and
Minnesota Railroad.
j. w. OGDEN.
9ylo-u Secretary.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ru Robert r. CreeL IssbaIla o. Hrien Erseutxty nfu
" O'brien- deceased John A. Pattersan. D. ID Ing
nam, a. Walcot, Gregory McAahsn, Geo Ia rtJ~tt
TO-, Queen City FsrDish Co, r X He,scs f,er,
y Crossnan, Elisha Turner. Nathan Newton price
fATris So.s Gee C. Richardson VIM ktars a a
Son, Llttieton shiGes, Henry Nellie, Ssmr Nance
Chns Parsons h Co., l.. w j Worlry. Emms,,
son. Ceeira IN b Co ssni't r. Miller Abner Reeve.
aha = y Perry, executors Of l.. r. Reeves, de.
ceased, defendants. '' w
fbn and each Of you are hereby notified thai thera l.
DOW an nle IN ths Clerks oee the District fnurt ~
Lee Co.. Iowa. NJ ketkuk. petition OF Hiram Ma
cha ming OF ron Il rree and isahe ala q, Erian
eenTix OF n q oIfif9 siec~ssca The sum nj, a.
Hundred Dollars IT'D ten per interest per nn-
nun, pay able sthualis, as nercy due On N deed az
trust made hy ssid Creei& o Briento ~ W kilb.nrue
anu since arsghed TO said alntiE dated fr.t an Anvil
trf also etasi ps HaAiAss zach yu tflr f5rselps m
OF said Deed of Trust the being on Lats nevr,
t eight t1 nine ss len tI01. ~ {Ile ard
lial, Block seventy no., In the Gity oil k.sknk I
ronniyi Iowa for the purchase tnan.st End fr-ftht,
ssktug for the sale ofsad PREMISE aud g.ntral re-
liets - -
Ana unless ron . Trear atH aTT#fF saia h.tftiop
IN or oeipre noon OF the cas- TIE ne III tevu,
81 said t0nrt 10 commence al kraknk mn The nr,t
Monday OF September A.. d.. =ssaa default iii ~
entered against you and jufment thereon !.
pray ed for ia said petaoB
n. SCOTT HOWELL
July io-p4w Att'ys for Plsiplinf.
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Abseneces from the 21st Reglment 81
Miss0url Volunteers.

HEAD-Qu RTKRs 2IS1 REGsT No. VoLUNTkERs,)
First Brigade, 9th Division OF Tennessee, {
Chewslla, Tennessee, July 9Th ,ls12.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 lhariet PITCHER Ann Carol. Michael Me Dermot,
HobeFt Getty Geo. e. Anderson ard William Hrura
sic 'ea6snts. " "'
su are hereby notified that there Ia rev on ats En
ttf+ Jerks ONCE Of the District Cenrt OF lee ren.y
Iowa, atknsAak petition 10 equity ~ Hrsn Barpey
claiming ludg meht sExinsi Charles Pitcher t,r
ft'. sim % No hundred G4eV Dollar upon ys nr De ed
chase money, to Marsh. Lee snd Delsysn upon To,
seven ~ Block bGndted ard twenty nine fypsl
lily Of keoknks Iowa ard against all nfas l,sr
fof the foreclosure VI breed Trust the sale IN
tot, and for general relief
nov oa must zach appear and er to said peti.
non by noen ~ the second day of the next term Of said
Court to be held at k~ekuk the nrst Morday Of
September, iooa. or judgment will be had therein by
default.
n. sc0rT HOWELL,
Hfo-e4" Atty for PlBsntir.
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4 EOklk, Mt. PHEASANT AMI
n lfet& "a MgscATIkE y .sa .Es
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I EGAL NOTICE.

In the County Court Of Zee County, Iowa:
Notice is hereby given That on iI,e irt Monday Of
July, 1862 ins rument IN writing prrporng to be
the last III and Testament Of william H. Worthing~
ton, deceased was Produced opened and read in the
Court above named, and the FIRST Monday In Augusi
1861 fx ed by sAii Court - the day which proof
Of the genupe Of said instrument will be heard
ut which time and place ali persans interested may
be heard. ROBERT A. RUSSELL
tnitib-d3w County Judge.
HNION PAPER AN DENVELOPES.
Ladies' Bath Post, at
BROWNELLts BOOK srosx
Aprf-d Cor. 4tb Main -sts.
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B. Van Wrinkle slightly; private Morris r Marshall, So
riously. kissias-privates John W. Brown, Arthur
Quinn and David Rice.
COMPANY C-KiIled-Private Arthur Franz. Wound
ed-Second Lieutenant w. H. Hill, shot in arm Sergeant
P. Russell Corporal Peter VIM; prvates James Camp
bell and William Donaldson, seriously; Robert Harrots
Joseph Hck and George Schrieber slightly MissiHg-
Sergeant Patrick Campbell, privales Edward Blake and
Lewis Bradbury.
COMPANY D.-Kdted-Private Van Derzee. Wosnded-
Private Jesse W White, arm amputated. Aissin-Pri-
Yates Charles Shipman and James Higgins.
CoMiAsY E.-Kiled-EIrst Lieutenant d. X. Laiori
privates ID. II. Rogers, WIN. Cane. Wotndsd-Serseant
Ho son Saxton, slightly; prvates VIM. Palmer slightly
Hetienoach slightly Lewis Piesm sighIyi James =.
Reynolds, slightly. bssinG-Sergeant Thsodore Apos
CORPORAL Albert Runyon, privates Nm Alien, Eawad
Grace, David RUSSELL her Peter Carraker
COMPANY F.-n ousded--Iirst Lieutenant Z. A. Acton,
head and arm; Sergeant Charles Frazer shoulders pr
Yates VIM. Birch dangerously; Charles Hall. slightly
COMPANY Ycunded-taptan Edward Z. Hopper,
slightly in hand; First lieutenant John Gamble, left
Sergeant Archibald Mckay, right wrist Corporal James
Mcconnell, back; privates Martin DOYLE, right arm
broken; John H. Freedland, below knee; Thomas Hany,
left Michael McCabe left shoulder; Edward McGee,
Philip Roach, right hand; Theodore Weaver hand
Nissing-Priyaes James McMulisan, Robert Mcfarland,
Patrick Carroll.
COMPANY H.-KiueI-First Lieutenant VIM c. Berry.
WosMded-Scrgeant Fred. A. Brill, shoulder; Corporal
Brown, leg and hand Harvey Barrow, slightly Samuel
Coddngton, slightly; Richard Atwood slightly; Charles
H. Richter, slightly. Aissing-Privates Henry Cook,
John Harvey, Charles Anys, Daniel Carman. !. .5
COMPANY -Wonaded-Corpora Thomas Norcross,
sighty privates Thomas Parker severely; George Wal
ker, thigh AissirPrvates George Stanford, Abraham
s. Dennis.
COMPANY K.-Kilod-Sergeant /. G. Dubois. Wound
ed-Second Lieutenant Theodore Young, arm; Corporal
john H. Van Petit slightly privates George Belt severe
y; Alfred Blake slightly; Joseph Hale, loot; Thomas
Hampton hand John Riley, seriously. Missing-COrpo
raj VIM. Buckalow, drummer JAS Martin, privates Jas.
Forbes, VIM. Norge. ,6 .
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j. N. Conklin. John Rooney. Samuel Bennett George
Cakes, Thomas Sanders, A. J. Emmons, N. Holman,
Lewis Sanford BENZ. oilord, John Day William Sau
William Taylor, c. r. Obon Frederick Coles, George r.
Croweii, A. Williams T. A. Davidson AtssinG-frivate
Job Patterson.
COMPANY E.-KIled-Privates VIM. Bloomfield. VIM
Collins Wounded-Captan Vim. s. Til son First Lieu'en
ant James Long, Second Lieutenant VIM. Iackey pryaes
Jas NJ Broley, John Cassen, R0bt Donald r. G. Dawson
Jas. Garland r. H. Hatch, Thos Mauhbank, H. McChris-
Tie, H. White, VIM. Gresngrove AissiNg--Private r. N
Harrison.
COMPANY F-Kiled-second Lieutenant Andrew +.
Fuller Corporal George H. Masie, prvates Edward Day,
Benz Hard Wounded-Corpora George L. Loosee, First
Sergeant Henry Hartford privates Reuben mberlan,
Patrick Mckeever, John Hany, VIM jennings, Edward
King, VIM. Dses, Charles Huntley Dennis Dalrympe,
John Smith, Joseph Scott John c. Barkman George Cad
mus, Richard Hartman. Missing-Private Thomas kr'
win
COMPANY G.-Kiled- Patrick Connor Samuel
Crosby, David A. Barritt, James M Davis Wounded
Captain WIN. Todd Second Lieutenant David b. Ward,
Corporal Berrt, prvates James Brill Patrick Fitz
patrick James Green, John Harnlee, Amos Hartdown,
Joseph H. Robertson, Fred. Schaufer, Luke Tingley.
MisSing-Privatc VIM AEbuthnot.
COMPANY H.-KiLed-First Sergeant James Bsrthoh,
privates Thos X. Riddle John r. Eide, Michael Whaen,
Geo. Cfegor. Woundei-Pryates Morris Holman, John
H. Gnstus, cornelius Garvin Fred DAVIS, Christian Van
Nacker, +. II. Higgins J. D. Ketchrm.
COMPANY L-Riled-Sergeant p Phillips, Corporal
&C. Dorherty privaes Mich Bradlo, Isaac Clark james
- BIauvelt, Jr.; privates Jas. w. Tway Rob Clark,
Ihos Devine, W. Ryno, Hy Mcfarland, c. H. Madison,
N v. Van Nest, VIM. Rose, Ewd. lowell, g. NJ Seals, f.
Me- or'nick, f. Parsa, w. Hatfield, l. Van Halter l. H.
Marsh
COMPANY K-Kiuad-Privates squier Sharp, Alex.
Quinn, Hugh Elliot, NJ. d. sattret, j. Morgan, Peter
Spurn. RECAPTULA1lON. .Y8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-24

whitley, p. Q. wcodsy, Martin HART Jno W. Irvine A.
COMPANY F. Wousied-privatss John Quinn, Thomas
koss, j. g. Rosencratz VIM. Sergeant, George Warren.
AGanS-Prvates Thomas Adams, Jonn Bergen, Daniel
THOMPSON.
COMPANY F.-Killed- Lieutenant Frank Fl. Mel
son; prvates T. S. Beknap, James Bragg, NJ +. Knapp
3. leonard. Henry Smith. Wolnded-Captain j. n.
McCamley; First Lieutenant H. Dodge Sergeant John
Sheridan; Corporal James Lowe; priyatss John BAup
N. f. Fountain G. l.. Hilliard, Thomas Iarkn, g. NJ.
Lewis, Robert Marns, Thomas Murphy, d. II. Mead.
Miss,ag-sergeant J. b. Thorp; Corporas G. H. Dpsen-
bury, David Bruce.
CoapAsY G.-Niied-Captain H. b. O'Reily Corporais
VIM r. Wells ami John Beck; privates Apheus Lambert
and Jas numing. Wounded-Lieutenant Henry Edlef-
seo sms Eugene Mosrey Henry Walker BENJAMIN
Turlor AMI Charles Rurger. Acknowledgement John
Decker; Corporals Samuel Wright and Franz Hall pr
Yates Geo. Arbuthwat and Derrick Brookman.
COMPANY Missing-Prvates John Crouch, Edward
Carney, William Downing Daniel Eson, Jacob Fruneb,
j I'm Graney john Mace, Thomas Nusent' LOUIS New
COMPANY H-AisinS-privatss John Henry, Edward
Langley.
COMPANY H-KIlef-Captan VIM. H. Bugbes; Second
Lieutenant Henrick Haynor; Sergeant Jos W. Wooster
Sergeant John Leary Corporal Alfred y. Parker; pr
Yates Patrick Murphy, Thomas Harrington Charles Oar
gen, Francis Tone, Peter Donohue Joha McMuen Joseph
Walker. acknowledgement John Currie; privates
James Holy, John +. Mckinney, Timothy Ryerdon, Tho
mas Hooran, Jeremiah f. Cochoran, VIM. Mexican, John
Lotus, Patrick Murray, Daniel Mullane. Asing-Cor
pora Patrick Dolan Corporal Timothy LADY; prvates
Hugh Carey. VIM. Campbell, VIM AcKen, Steven Thorpe,
Lew buhcker, moore Robinson, VIM. Colheli, WIN. u
Fitzpatrick Sam rel Watson, Michael Riley, John Yoke.
COMPANY l.-kLlet-Captain John Mitchell; Sergeant
Edward Brlcy; nrvates Jonathan Hilton Henry Kssick
Michael Ryan, Michael oConnell Wonded-Corporal J.
Conkey priya.ss Clegg II. Ganatrand Peter Irvine.
j. Kitcheil, j. Markham. J. II. Toursc J. Lester Nus
sng-A Mar shall 7. Bergen, G. Buggins, I. Cavsnagh,
Thos Holgh William II. James, s. Midgcy.
COMPANY K.-KiHed-John Davy Matthew Mccain,
Wesley n Wicker pr.vates John Riley Simon Reroe.
Aissing-Privatcs David Adams, Thos. Smith Woundd-
Private Fred Hatfield; Lieutenant Geo. Robinson: Or
DERBY Sergeant J. stevenson, Corporal H. Wilkinson
prvates Thomas Allen, John Belden, Philip Callahan
James Catfeld, Charles Glazier, John Hammell David
Hitchcock, Joseph johnston VIM. Larter, John Pang-
burn, VIM Wakefield