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The national Republican., 1862-11-01
Circuit Court.

OcrcBsR 81 -Present-Jame Dunlop, Chis
Justice; and Jas. o. Purcell and Wm. N. Mer.
rick, associate judges.
Ihe case Sr houa hIns .son ssr sor a. ssns w.
damages 1922 08, with interest from PIN Sep
tember, 1850. iii paid, and costs.
Robert II. Graham Va. Frederick Lakemeyer
Verdict for plaintiff; damages tl20.l2, with in
terest from ?3d December, 1859, till paid, and
costs.
Thomas j. VALIANT vs.. Robert n. Johnson
Verdict for plaintiff; damages $l6l.30, with In
tsrsst from 18Th OF March, 1862. till paid, and
costs.
. James MoCiintook aud oihers vs.. George W
Hin,on aud VIM. s. Teel. Inquisition for plain
Tiff damages for sl2a5 20, with interest ano
costs.
David l.. Morrison, SUI vivot of the firm OF D.
l.. Morrison i Co., vs.. G. W. Arnold. IGquisi
uon for plaintiff; damages tl03, with interest
and costs.
Adjourned.
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uIcld

Coroner woodward held an inquest yester.
day, on the body Of Major VIM. ". Russell, Pay.
master U. &. Marine corps, who committed
suiSide the night previous, between IL and
O'Clock, at his roome, in the Frat ward. Tho
evidence developed The fact that he had 10
flicted upon himself two wounds-one with a
small sword, in The sid,; the intention evidently
having been 10 reach the heart; it struck, how.
ever. below it.. He then took pistol and fred
IL, the ball entering the hcad at the right TEN.
pie, passing through the head, and lodging just
inside tho skin on The left side. The skull is
completely shattered ard the pistol was evi
denly held close TO the head.
The dc ceased was forty.two years of age and
O. W dover, but leaves six small children, who
reside with his mother, at Rockville, Md.
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Drunk and Disorderly.

Sarah Venning, II great ovorgrown yellow
woman, whose precise completion It is diff
cult to determine, in conse equence OF the dirt
upon her face and Nth on her clothes, was
again arrested yesterday afternoon by Ofcer
Ashton, Of tho Seventh ward, for being drunk
and kicking up muss generally In her own
neigGDGTho0n-the Notorious Pear Tres Alley,
She was locked up IN the stationhouss, and
will probably have her trial to-day. Her name
has figured somewhat cuDspicuously in the
police reports for few weeks past. When
dressed in gay oloihss,n as she sometimes
appears IN the streets, shs would pass for
"luite good looking" 1t Ia said that her
iathsr keeps one of the first class hotels of Bal
timore
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loronsr,a Iuaueal ,

An inquest was held yesterday afternoon on
tho body Of Dennis Holoran, who died at The
station Of The Metropolitan Police in the Fourth
ward, under the following circumstances:
He was sean BY Office Fenwiok saunteripg
along the street, go,ng into yards, &c., without
any apparent malicious intention. The officer
arrested him and took him to the station, where
he was locked up for the night. The next day
he was brought out and Justice Walter fined
him 81, whicn lie refused to pay, though he had
$l7 ut The time. He evidently desired TO be sen,
TO the workhouse, and lie appeared to be just
recovering from hard 1T of intoxication, AS a
bottle was found on his person, containing the
very worst kind of poisoned whisky. He was
locked up again for the night. Yesterday
morning The ficer op going 10 his cell found
him dead. Hs was lying on bis side, and ap
pesred to have died without u struggle. Tbs
jury returned a verdict In accordance with the
above facts, and the body WAS buried last night
Perhaps the most accurate verdict which could
be given in this poor mans case would be
"Dled by the hands of sDrdid rumsellers, re
specially licensed by the city OF Washington Il
Kill folks by degrees"
The national Republican., 1862-11-01
. Attention, AMiCtUdl

DR.. Veiiny is yet engaged in an extensive
praGnce N ~. LUIS cMy' ana we wouia eau me AZ
of their own sins TO the best sources of remedy
First, give up your present course Of life al
once and forever; and secondly, call on the
most skilfui physicians, (snd none are better
than DR.. vollny,) and be cured of the disease
and sending you To premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-11-01
A Word Of Advice,

Those who have been dcctoIiag Ior weeks and
mouths without obtaining reliei, should consult
d. Fi,hblstt, Whose cfhc- IL at No, <2l + street
corner OF Eighth street, and be radically CURED,
Twenty FIVE years experience has ettsblished DR..
Fishblatt's reputation rs physician. Recent
ca:es cured In = few days Charges moderate
DR. ISHBLATr,
No Al Z street, corner OF Eighth
Opposite the General Post Office.
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Taking tho Oath.

The following rebel prisoners of war took the
oath Of allegiance on Thursday last, and were
discharged from the o ID Capita:
d. Allen, Fairfax CO.: J. Mansfield, Loudoun
Fauquier co.; L. Psttitt, Prince William co.;
John Gillespie, Fauquier co.; ]. W. Monroe,
do; John Sweeney. d.; B. 8. Minor, Loudoun
co.; and J. May, Georgia.
The national Republican., 1862-11-01
Going 10 Dixie,

A Apreacher, called Buck Bailey, and two wo.
men we're arrested day or two since, on thoir
way to Richmond with a supply Of medicines
which were loaded inside the expansive skirts
OF the wOmcn. while u large contraband mail
was found on Bailey. He and one uf the women
were committed TO tho Old Capitol.
Messrs. klddwell, Of Georgetown, Peale, Of
Alexandria, and Milburn, of Washington, were
arrested on Thursday and sent TO the Old Capi.
tol, for selling the medicines above named to
theRe partlEs.
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q . II Il = q III A /. X

The public Ia resIe fully iaforul.d that
In GOTISCHALK
the cuuinrui liuuti und Coiupvarr, wi,l have the
honor Of giving
TWO GRAND CONCERTS IN WASHINGTON
uu
WEDNESDAY AND rHURsDAY,
November 5'h ana 9th
When he will perform soma Of his latest ompGsi.
tons, which have csusei 81 great sensa on ID ~
York, Boston, and Philsdeiphia.
Arsngenenls have been made with The celebrated
PfimA D0uIs
MISS CARLOlTA PATTI
The fIiaCipal Star Of the Italian Opera, from the
Academy Of Music. New York aud BostoI; to spps ar
Jointly with
Mr.. L, Ii GOTTsGaAIK
MUSICAL Lnsotor sud Conductor,
MR.. BEhREN
ADMfssloN-ONE COLLAR.
Tickets may be purchased aud reserved seats 20.
CURED, without extra charge NJ u. Mutis Siors OF
MI " u Meiseroti- comm ,noiug Monday, Nov
y, At o. III
Doors open At -. ConGsit 10 eonlneace ats
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visiting Days At the Hospitals In this

By a late order OF the Surgeon General, " the
military hospitals will be open to tho author.
ized agents Of soldiers relief associations and
other aid societies, from twelve O'Clock m. to
six O'Clock p. m, daily, and TO the friends OF
patients and other visitors, IT,, In the judgment
be prejudioal to tho welfare Of the Sick"
The national Republican., 1862-11-01
Desirable Indis Rubber Goods.

Mr. H. A. Hsll has Just received lot of Othcets'
Long and Light dun foi,hed Goats; also, dull fin.
lsheI Pouches, extra large skes; ALSO lot OF blue
English TAlmSs, very long, at $40 each; which he Ia
selling at mauuuaoturerS price ~ his IIdla Rub.
ber Warshou.e $40 Peunsy lyania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. 90 27-tf
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DR.. E'ishblntt,

Opposiis the Gen raj Post OfiSs,
Can he consulted on RHEUMATIC AEFFC.
TONS, Consumption, LIvER COM-
PLANTS, CHRONIC AFFEC1IoNS, ss well a
all Disease" of Impruisnce, Of what yer character
and which NAY be declared ILaurahie by stner ph,
sicians. lie engages to make an imInsG iate sIie
rom his lengthy prkoii!, In the 'GisrGe cf msdi
cine lie Is sELhi'd IL ofer him cit lhs ubia "
beivp the only ohG ia Washington capable Of atfort
ma tps,dl .rheI al cases durable will be guarsn
curry or any other dangerous medicine Recent casss
cured In two or three days
b Letters ADDRESSED to Dr.. + al his nee ri O.
ASl, corner OF Eighth anu streets, opposite Gen.
sral Post Office Will reueivs immediate ,tsntion.
O0t S-yi
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Z UuaITUREI FURNITURE,

FURNITURE GURNITUREl
nIcGrOSO1. eas Go.
AT THEIR
EXTENSIVE WAREfOOMS,
$40 Seventh street
OFFER INDUCEMENTS to purahasers Of Furni-
iure and olhsr House keeping Goodi
Our stock Ia large and Varied.
Parlor suites In brooatelle, Rep, anu Hair Cloth
chamber Sets, In solid Oak, Walnut, Mahogany,
and Painted, neatly ornamented.
aud Dining Chairs
superior Cured Hair Mattresses, II usk and other
Mattresses
~ Also, q large quantity OF lOw.priotd Bedstesds,
Chairs: Tables, Bureaus, wardrobes, Washstands,
OH g Furniture, 40
All of which sfe made from the best materials.
and warranted to give satisfaction
Persons luraishinB would do wvl 10 lOok through
the stock before purchasing, as we are selling at
priots 10 suit the times
McGREuOR CO,
oct t-sodewit $50 Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-11-01
India Rubber GOodS.

The place TO boy your RUBBER COATS, LEG
GINS, CAMP BLANKETS, HAVELOCKS, IA
NERSACkS, ard every article made from lNDII
RUBBER, Is at II. A. HALLS India Rubber Ware
house, where you can obtain them at msnufsotpTers
prcsa, $40 fenn,ylvsnis avenue between Ninth AM
Tenth stresS, 90 22-tf
The national Republican., 1862-11-01
Banking Rates,

The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
siivsr--ths legal tender notos bsing the stand.
ard;
buying. Selling.
duii. .,.........29 per o. prsm.32 per 0. prem.
Silver. r...........l8 20
Demand notes. IA az
Banks Of issue in Washington and Georgetown:
Washington. Georgetown.
8snE of Metropolis. Farmers and Meoh's
Bank of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
FARMS Il ksroh's. 1ns.
The Farmers and kerohanis' Bank end the
Bank Of Commeroe issue notes Of the denomins ..
tton OF ono dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-11-01
Relief fos the Families OF the District
Volunteers.

ThB following regulations have been adopted
by the city authorities, relating to gratuiies to
volunteers ot tho District Of Oolumbis:
l. That the gra,uit "a be confined 10 the fam
iiss of volunteers nov, or who may hsresfter
be, in Aolye service in any regiment Of the
Nstrtot Of Columbia, aud families OF citizens OF
this District In service as volunteers In Any
other regiment, who are not entitled to receive
assistance oflike nature from any other source.
2, That the word family shall include the
mother, where widow, and sisters, # In whole
Or IN part dependent on the volunteer.
g. That the gratuity should be graduated by
the number aud extent Of the family.
4 That the allowance to 4 wife, mother, and
adult sister, or sisters, be one dollar week,
and to each child and infant sisters or brothers,
fifty cents u week.
g. That the claims of all, seeking an allow
aucs or gratuity, be examined by q committee
of thee, who shall certify to the treasurer the
number and character Of the family; that they
have not received assistance Of u like nature
from any other source, and that they are enti-
tied TO receive relief according 10 the scale
hereinhefore fred.
6. That families of volunteers shall thereu upon
he entitled to receive Il ON the treasurer the
weekly stipend heroinbefore provided, so long
as the fund lasts and the volunteer remains in
service, Or
The national Republican., 1862-11-01
HOn Psn8

O6icer Hsndlcy, Of the Fourth ward, a sani
tary policeman, arrested James DrisGoll and
Catherine Grady, who live in an alley on Eng.
lish Hill, and who have allowed an enormous
amount OF Attn 10 collect In their yarda, where
they also keep hogs rca,ing AN abominabe
stencil, 10 the great annoyance OF the entire
neighborhood. Juslico Walter fined the parties
81 each
The national Republican., 1862-11-01
Whttchurs st Gallery, 434 Penn av., next
door 10 The TelsRraph UGice,

Continues to sttract throngs of visitors to obtain
carts de uss Of Themselves and friends which sre g
truniuily produced at this time honored and Celebrated
estatlihBenk Gard likenessts Of our distinguished
generals aud others, together with many who have
fallen 10 battle can be obtained Also, portraits in
oil and water coloIs Oidtrs for field Views promptly
attended to. octl7-lM
The national Republican., 1862-11-01
Another Hotel.

II 10 stated that certain parties co.tempate
erecting an immense hotel in this city; $3.50 900
capital Ia said TO be associated for this purpose.
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The Indian Herb Doctor,

tents the nature Of their or Illness, with.
out receiving any Information from then Hpehavoe
for eonriatios advice. Ofhoe, No. II Washiugtoy
street, Washipgfop, d. o. sep f3u
The national Republican., 1862-11-01
Dspartmeut or Asriculture

This Department ia now located In the base
ment Of the west wing of the original Patent
Office building.
The national Republican., 1862-11-01

Wsshinston Theatre, situated on Eleventh ,trset,
near Pennsyvsnis avenue, and will reopen II on
MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER Sd,
AZ
NIXON'S WASHINGTON THEATRE,
FOR 7Hk fILL AyD WIS7ER SkASOS.
tn order with is unparalleled resou,ces 10 represent
win earnest htelty 10 their authors
The CHOICEST DRAMATIC WORKS.
And to secure the utmoN efficiency, they will Le
SUSTAINED BY the careful en,rts Of
ARTISTS OF THE HIGHEST CELEBRITY
Iu the course Of the season mauy distinguished
gagged, the whole iorminga
COMBINATION COMPANY
UnequAled 10 numbers and talent, and wiliuK to
mike III, sc professional sacrifices which may I'D in
oeveopins the true spirit and intent Of the drama
tlst
A new series of revival will now be inaugors,ed
and the lublic must be The judges tney not ex
sesd 10 biliancy the performances OF any other ss
Believing that the giOst mass of respectable citi.
zsns and STRANGERS VIII gladly welcome and support
rnsnts Ct the highest oder, by srs Of e.tabiishtd
rank, may serve to,Thie away the eveSing hour
the Manager looks confidently TO the people of this
met opolis aud s vicinity Tor their ooSn,eHsnce and
patronage
ArraDst stmsn,. have airssdy been made for the sp
psafanss 10 rapd succession Of the Brightest stars
The season will be rususurat.d by the appear.
ance of
THREE GREAT STARS
Fifst and foremost will be the Beautiful siaLi,h
Danseuse,
LA BEaORIrA BABEL CUBAs,
supported by Senor Xinenes aud The celebrated
Beautiful Ladies
The Mansger has also secured that sninsui amer.
lean Actor,
NIB. y. >. CHANFRAu,
Who will also appear on the opentus nis MT H., On.
OF his tavofite characters
SPECIAL NOTICE
The Private Boxes, with the exception OF the y
stage Boxes, have been turned inIo balcony seats
The two Private Boxss will bs let only to those
parties known 10 the Manager
Remember the OIsn.ng Night,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Sd.
Respectfully,
JAMES III. NIXON,
oct u Sole Lessee Und Manager
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l. y II y 4 j. u ,

A s.oond hand BOILER and osCILLATIn0
ENGINE, OF three horse power,
Apply 81 this ofRos. sag 90
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Review

Gen. Casey will review his division, consist.
Ing of l6. 900 men, today, In Virginia, near Fort
The national Republican., 1862-11-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Amuaamsnss.


GaovEss TnEArRn-Jdek Sheppdrd.-Miss Luclllt
We.tern has The reputation Of being the moet able
Jack Sheppard In the country and with the efficient
support afforded her to night, she will doubles,
shiae tnOre rsuiaut than ever. The performance will
conclude with the "Mummyp 1'.f."
GRsAT sATunpAr NIonr's Bill AT FoRps TusA
TsG This evening, Young America on the flying
rnpeze, mud he bssutfdl fsiry pAntomime Of the
Magic Trumpet will be repeated, by n tquest, and
poIivoIy for The las time. Tho plsy OF the Post
VI Honor" will be the introductory to the Ravel en-
tertaibrnent.
Nixos's CasxoaaR GAnpts Ctsous --This after
noon, Commodore Fcote PRESENTS his olalms for .
benefit, Tne interett Of the eva ION will be aug
nented by the Presentation Of gold medal, ON the
bshan of huunbsr Of young lAtiss. W. Is. Carroll
Eaton atonc, DR. Jsa l. Thay,r and the whole VI
his pre- fss'oHal will appear In the arena
both afterho,n and evening.
.CAsr.kpunr. "A great bill for 10. night. In add
toD TO The various attractive novelties nightly bclLV
produc d, the manager have new and mag nih zen,
ballet, entitled The Rose Of SootAnd.n In all, the
besutifu, y0ung lsdio. Of the troupe appear Miss
P.nnoyer, Mrs Juus Mortimer, Niles Agnes South
eiiand, rs SI ylosy, Prof kirbye, NJ asst Geoig D.,
together with host Of others. will nppesr In The
great unter, ,siumtnt
oLrIrIo Musto HALL,-Thia evening an entire
change of programme Il prestnted; Hernandez tp
peArng In ,hree Of his popular par,e-pantomlms
bsl,ef, and farcP. All whs wish TO witness q rloh
utst thou 60 to the Olympic TO night
The national Republican., 1862-11-01
The Bullion Bank

Redeems their notes IN y. s. Treasury notes
when any amount from one dollar upwards is
preeented.
The national Republican., 1862-11-01

w:1ss.! xssssss x:ss.: F;S VIII. wsn =.
VIZ. s:iss 8: rwssS rwssS E'ini wisn wwil,:n p 9.rs
wiSsi wS;n., wwiS;Ss. es.Sq p. w:ys w:ys:s!,
Woolwer, BIC Wahl, Geo wsd'vorth, Gen
wsib.idse, 1t cMellias, Geo -. JB-2
Wila,ms,C wilbur, Geo W Wbittisr, JH
W,iIE,, WWt,iiIEhs, G.s Wilcox, drantsrWtnston, INA
Wilson. Chas G Whitehead, @ Wiley, JH
Monsmaker, C-sWstson, g W Wilson, Jno
Waters, Chas white, Ges-2 Wolfsr, Julius
Whittier, CB Weston, Ltu Wheeler, Jas
w.ss:t wwsSs c's %s w..s. Sss S.1t
Willie, Or ID Wright, or Wrisht, ItJ
Wsbstsr, D q wonder, INK wssts, JSH
Wright, Gen DRWells, HIS wyihes, Dr j II
W.,S wi,s GsP; b s,ss,.' Ws5.s,' Henry ..,,
Wolapg, Ella, Watson, II Wright, LID
WellniiI,- Fred Waldorf, II WhNs, Lyman
WINTER, ,Les,erRwells, Robt l. Worn, WIN W
x:.1sa xx ssE r.. %ss%sis %Wss9. s.s W:Isos WW:Ss 4.
Wray. MosssM -2W hitney B W sWcd, WIN
WoiIIsorSSis' Mr ws'ssl, s.@i Sifs wsiI:os, vail wu
WWoIiS Wo NJ Man,. Wn;;. WW,,;sSn, Gap. W.,,On. WIN
Moodhul, M-a Wheeler, p waWsst WIN W
Wood Gn M.,hswp%.4a, Stt col d %G-aw:.d WwtR %nE
Wilson, Oscar 8 wa,moush, 1t Warner, capt W
WiTos, I 3 ssiieSwsli.os, VIII woods, WI
Williams, Roet wsse, VIM
y..,ns,cu, C A YOUNG, f,s, II yo..o., WIN
Ysser, Geo Ysrls, Capt b Yates. WIN
q.
Z., ZZi%,nsr@an, A-2zobsrmsi. Mr. ze'mtt, Peter
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". UenjsOp and II. W. Reed, of the military
hosp,taia Of this city, viii speak ut the temper
anee meGlIng st th0 Capitol grounds, to NOR
1ow, Al 4 O'Clock. Seats on the platform for
The ladies.
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- 1 y L - N -
ssS PsnnsylvaniA svsnus, Sstws.n isth
and iath streets, nOrth .iS..
BPECTACLES and EYE GLAssES, with gen.
uine brazi ilian Pebbles, (qusrtz Improving and
stTeng thenng the impsird eyesight
MILITARY FIELD GLASbLs,
OfsupsrioI quality, Tor day or nisL,.
N orr 8 OOPES
OPERA ASSES,
STEREOSC0PES and VIEWS, domestic and
foreign, MATHEMATICAL aud SURVEYORS
INSTRUMENTS, CON MPASsEs, ,BAROMETERS,
THERMOMETERS, HYGROMETERS, So, So.'
at tie lowest New York prices, vboeaale or -ctsii
FRANKLIN L co.
sep ~ 244 Penpy.v,ria svenus
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Zella. Louisa
GsnuIensh's iist.

Andrews, A r Anderson, G K-?Ack,
Andre ws, A Allen, Geo II Ang
Ad ,nDsOb, A G Ashley, Geo All-
Acton, BeIj Adams, Capt q Aid
Aohan, Casper M Atkl
Ahngoist, q Aunis, II Is Aldl
Andersen, 1t ID Allen Herman Aldo
W Amour, h Aud
Andrews Davli Adkins, JOa AleI
Ammep, Com ID Alden, DR. JM-2Alle
Andtr.on, Eide Arch.L class, SrgtAlvC
Ash, Capt Pa Jas ASH
AHidou Ed Audeeiiok, Jno Ame
Adsm,, Frank Aglmone, NJ
Bergen, Adson MBryau, Dan BAbt
Baiid, Alex Buuker, DAM B hall,
Boy ne, Aim 2 Brown, DAM Fell.
Barren, Capt A PBucklin, DR. DlnBent
Bradley, A J Mnle, Adj DP Brew
BE nut man, Alb u HBixltr, DIAL Butls
creed, D; B b Browntr, David Babo
Bound, Bartlett noyd, D.nl N Been
Burnham, B BW-2Beckwi,h, CaptDBru,
Bowles, BF-2 l. Benn
Burdine, U A b Bowley, + Beart
Burch, 1t @ Brown, Edw Bear
Brewer, C n Butler, Eph X Ball
Barber, Chss G Brown, EphrAimBush h
Bisho9, c Wa Bartlett, s Butle
Bentlor, C !, jr Buel, Edw d B,gh
Buchsr, CT Benn, Elias-2 Rirfi
blAkemsn, c G Bowen, Edw Barir
Blsokstou co Blackmsr, Eras NJ
Butts, Chss A Bostwick, II Beck
Blisa, Chas s Bentdict, Frank Britt,
Breknlham, Cor Bryant. 1t + 8 Barn
Baldwin, ChasW Bond, Fred Baum
Bennett. Cap B,yly, Geo Basin
Bacon, Surg G jrBrant, Geo W Bello
Bedell, Capt d Brink, Geo w Burn'
Bseed, DIR D-2 Branning. L. Btnn
Bowling, j H Bennett, Lud-2 Brow
Bstty, Jno Benson, Majr Brldg
Riugham, j Bshop, Marlin-2BSile
Burkholdsr j Bulon, Nj Bsksi
Benz amin, j n Brjwn, Mercer bell,
Be- jamin, Jos Bryant, MehdallBrow
Backley, Or Nv Basse,t, Math- 2Barnt
Bpystt, JAS Burns, Michael Bell,
Bsmi Mt, j NJ Bent ham, NJ Bach
RoardnGn, j L Btnkard, N d Bond
Baxter, jas plliter, NC Boncl
Biyrr, Jas brown, Nicoi Braso
Barioi, Jas Baldwin, OS Breal
Brindelson, j II Bsrbank, NJ Boart
Bsrnette, Jas Butk, Il b. W
Bradford, 1t j N Brown, Pat Brisct
Booth, j G Bolton, Pat Beau
Bates, j y Byfn, PIP Bend
Byrne, Jno Barnard, Il L Brow
b'oWn, Jno tCstWick X b tald'
Bell, Sergt j A Brown, Robt Brow
Bills, JC Burley, X II Burg
Bogg', j W Briddell, SAINT NJ
Bates Jas Brown, y A Blanc
Brooks, Jehisl Bragg, q 0 Bakel
Berry, Jos BachuI, Syly Breal
Beali, 1t j o Bowman, Saml Bend
Bates, Dr. N Birkhimer, BamlBoyd
Buck, j A hoy les, y l. Beatt
Bates, Col ]! Bacon, 3 II Birgl
Beers, l. A.. br' nsop, SANDY Belds
Bradbury, Louis Barton, ssinl Buoh
Bryan, Luke Brsnnon, ltWH
q.
Coolys, Maj A WClaik, d l. Clark
Chilcosd, AE Gable, u T--3 Cole,
Carrste, b Crsuse, Capt y Cook
Caysy, Albert Canant, d Crool
CofnmsD, A Case, ID II Gee
tsarp psnter, A Castle. Col u HChau
I Sapese, L % Coy,
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Abel, Mrs. @ r Audroes, Mrs p Anderson, MissM
Audiences, u Avery, LYDIA M
Alleu, Mary O. Armstrong, KateAuns, Emily NJ
Anthony, Nrs wAmsa, Mrs
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Goodrich, DR. Bf
Goult, b d
Gross, G unrad
Greenwood, Chs
Grav, Chns
Grafton, Chas
90 dell, Chas +
GsilsRht r, DAM
Gray, LtDew
Galientin, ID X
Green, Gen Dua
Il ,ddard, u 8
Gray, T. N
Gardner, l. F..
G,riine, Geo u
Giliis, Adj q II
Gray, Geo
GroAl, 1t II n
GarbanOti, II
Goidsinith, ii
Gray, Howard l.
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