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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06
PROM ARKANSAS.

pocAHoSrAs. Ark. June "a rebel gun
boat came to Jacksonport. day before yes
.erday, and destroyed all the cotton and sa-
gar there. She was reported TO be on the
way hore, but We have since learned that
she returned down the river. destroying all
the cotton and sugar as che went. Ia " sup
posed that very lurge amount OF each has
been destroyed.
For a time there was much CONSERVATION
in this vicinity. aud troops were under ma rch
Ing orders. all Tuesday night. Everything
is quiet now.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

~ An those who want beautiful Silk
Hn, Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and ret one of the Home
Manufacture, which make myself; there
fore can warrant all hats bought OF me
have hne Assortment sf French Reayer,
Otter and son Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. AMI Of all coIors. which am selling
very low T; also, large assortment Of Wool
Hats. of all eosors. ranging in price a. low
~ hfly cents
II II. LOWERRE. Practical Halter,
Successor 10 j z. YATES.
m2I n. Cor. Filth. and Main Sta
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

~ Mr. Jos Wallace. handed IA a baske
OF Strawberries Yesterday. whici We think
are isefis the largest we have vet seen
Albany and certainly are very fine. Mr..
" i prepared Ia furnish any quantity of
this and other vsrities OF the lucious fruit
Ase. raspberrie- aud -blsekberries in their
season. June 3dlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 4. =. Mo despatch
CO have been received from tho Headquarters
of the Army of the Potomac
The military telegraph line between Fort
Monroe and Headquarters Is broken bv a
storm, but IS expected to he repaired by to-
morrow. No Intelligence OF public interest
has been received from the valley of the
Shenandoah. The rise in the Shenandoah
embarrasses military operations.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

War RevoLvEE Dfp FoR O>k MkN -
The appraisers OF the estate Of the late FOL
Colt make the whole amount Of his property
foot up something over tire. million of
dollars This y exclusive Of his landed
property in the Western States and Texas.
his gold and lead mines in South America.
and bis property in England. which. il IS be
Ievei. canno, be fairly estimated. Proba-
bly, il i worth another million
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

~ Hon John : Phelps. one Of the most
able Of our " estern members OF Congress.
announces himself candidate for re elec
tion 10 Congress IN the sixth District Of Mis-
soufi.-rhe ST. Louis News says:
- here is NO doubt ofhis election. lie has
prov 81 has Unioni-m both IN Congress and
IN the field, and no man has more richly
the confidence Of the unionists Of the South
wet.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

Fesrsr~ Npxsos. Jnrw f--Dss 81 tie
hsst scts of 0en. Dis i The relasst;on Il al
Restrictions upon trade wilh toftelk and
Portsmouth, alter ths- dste Pros sons n
AL kipda MAJ be tsssn 10 Nofloll "a fofis
mouth. t2
aposher satisfactory change = the rsvo,s
ton Of the order rs4aissng the esaminAtson
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

BELLEyIILE I.ssFR BFFE - 40 Court
House saloon. OF. the east side II the Public
square. Is receiving regularly. from the
brewery OF ;. Eymer. at BelievIIle. first
class. genuine article OF Lager beer which
all lovers OF the article must pronounce upon
trial. equal. if not superior to any heretofore
brought To the city Let all who indulge.
give Herr Gronefeidt a Co.. scsll. and te-t
the matter We arc informed by COOL
Judge. that there j. no mistake IN the laat-
ter But 10 ,usfy all. 20 and taste
iu6 dim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

fouKrH Of JrLr.--A cool many persons
are enquiring whether the approaching 9Th Of
july i 70 pass without celebration. We
trust not. We arc decidedly in favor Of
having grand celebration on that dav in
which the whole county can Participate
Will somebody move IN the matter AZ once
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06
l.. A. BURNETT


BELLEvILLE LAGER BrEK AT rHr TEEEE
HAUrK SAtooS.--l am constantly receiving
No. quality OF Bellevilie Lager Beer.
which viii serve TO lovers Of the above
beverage. At my well known Saloon. vest Of
the Terrc hnle House. Give me a call aud
test It's quality for yourselves.
m:a'jtf \. kATZENBACH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

II One - he best hotels IN the West
cFn country. IS the AMERICAN lIousE at Es-
anssilIe. We advise all Who visit that city
to stop at this House. and they will be well
cared for. a il y impossible to find tn o such
obl'ging and accommodating landlords as
this House affords.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

rHE undersigned offers 10 the citi-
ssns = feffe usnis ~ virinlfr. . sns a.
lest tznsuf q ros<rs. czsnslss.as - r..s~.
- efaas snt tcn41f.s. 49, aisa ersfEfe<f4 early
fstststies &c. "a hls stofs Nortf Mas street -.
100 go <n1 ia Streets al sl~s ~ a sf.isa
- ara t4n< hefsfTu fne nrxuura a. srIIafs
WfLi1An <tHufT,
-S>1<~ Hsrlsf knt 0art.s<f.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

EriscorAL CurRcH.--The summer ar
rangement Of the Episcopal Church Is as fol
lows: Sunday School at 81. o'clock. Morn
log PRAYER and Sermon al 4 a. M. Biblical
instruction ) p. m. for young people; We'd
nesdsy, : p. m. Lecture.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

- Below ~e give the following reee' Is
~ Hospital No. 1. Mrs Rosx o. ouekef
eggs Terre Hauie Sanilar- ,ommiltee 90
pies p lbs butt---.-rrs Jeweft and Mr..
Vaughn : buckets milk. lettuce. and corn
bread.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06
Good News.


] intend 10 close out my entire stock Of
clothing. gents furnishing goods. hats. &c.,
AZ nett cost. within the coming ninety DAYS
Now i the time to get the worth of your
meuey. in the bes, quality Of clothing. Call
soon al Jacob u. Early old stand
Also. ! wish to say to all those indebted
10 me. 10 cal and settle Immediately. to save
further trouble. H. HARTMAN.
me dim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

sT- The State Journal OF The 9th inst.
says "A rvss~l prisoner came To hsadqaar
ters at Camp Morton Yesterday and gave him
self up to e.. Osen. stating that he had
Just, In ~ II angry passion. struck down a
brother prisoner with cub. and that lac
supposed he ought 70 90 tn jail Tor u tie
represented thai he AID the man whom he
had wounded bad been raised together. and
bad never before had even harl words With
one another. That lac shse~ anne hot lard
upon him. which 20 excited him That be bad
picke-lup a club and Knocked him over.
II wss though, for a while that the wound
ell prisoner s.uld not survive. bat late las.
evening he was better. and there j. now
strong probability that he will recover. We
did not lsaGn the the names of the parsies.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

~ The ladies' Of the First Presbyterian
Church DR. Gorion's) will hold u Festival
on Friday evening next, 9th inst. at National
Hall The pabIe generally are invited 10
attend
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

.X-Weleh 4 Wright. Carriage Msnufac
turers. have for sale fine Family Carriages,
Rockawsys. and Buggies, n reduced prices
Also good family carriage. second hand 500
light open buggy, = - -
open buggy. CD
WEIGH a WRIGHT.
south OF Public Square. Terre Hantc. Ind.
mav3idlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

~ The following officers Of Indiana re
siinenis have resigned. Capt George NJ.
Tyer, sd: lst Lieut.. A. j. Mason. sch:
Capt James r. Kelly. ilth. II Lieut. Thos
NJ Gibson. 9th; Surgeons DAVIS. s3d :, !.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

WooL-lO00o0 lbs. wanted. for which
will pay the highest price in cash at my
Leather Store, No. li2 Main Street. Terre
Hautc. Indiana
m30dIw LA. BURNETT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

HAyAS, clcARs-H Altenberger keeps
constantly On hand. at his Cigar Mandatory
joining the Terre Haaie Saloon. the best
quality Of havana cigars. tobacco. pipes. etc.
and invites has friends 10 extend TO him their
patronage. m30 diff.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

BALTIMORE. June 5.--The gallant Col.
henley arrived here this morning. Though
stils suffering from his wounds he is anxious
TO be exchanged and resume his place in the
army
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

;S-rhe Louisville Express says that Al
bert Parker. Of TIA, city. who servoi In the
1t Louisiana regiment on the Virginia Pe
ninsnlA. returned home on Saturday. lie
~a- Al Yorktown few DAYS before - evac-
"suon. AID says 10 Johnson sAs IA command
WITH 10 900 men. The troops y ere ,oiera
o'y healthy. bot verc IN Ted, poor heel AMI
rec being the main food
tie ~'i pad eass the espirs,.on Of Ne
year IA CoAfelsrass scs.p. ...A .A.eA h.
purchased siotAa.s - n. hme.a T.,ncs
ne proceeded TO Aslansa aud % Nemphs.
-. Ne''''s' Tie saiAei fso@ Aeaphi. "a
s"'es'es f''ef. having TO knoek dosn /.
rseei I'eass Al hameols. -Ao ~s.Aea a. A.
tain hisa From thst pl.se 4. h.a -
ealsy IA rcaehing home
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

bkANDRETh's PilLs.-For the restoration
health OF those who have been stricken by spopie,v
or paralysis they are the only reliable medicine.
All affections Of the lungs, chest and bowels Their
prompt use saves life and quickly cures. Pnenmo-
ma p'eurisy. ehsers. wind spssms. worms cholers
norbus. disrrhoea dysen;ary, whether from nslars.
eating unrpe fruits other faults in diet, yield
Their influence. Asthma, govt, rheumztisms. live
affections. ruptures. infiammaiions Of any organ
iesers' whether ague or other specific fevers; boas
diseases. iaundise. st. yitnss dance smallpox, meas
les, Group eryspelas. white sweIlngs, piles ulcer.
OF even thirty years. continuance and especisIly
ulcers OF the liver. have all been cured permanently
oy these celebrated Vegetable Universal FILLS. Il
female complaints and nervous Diseases they la.
been equally successful. wide change Of life. bogs
nrst aud second periods). Epilepsy. depression u
spirits. frghiful derams all distractions and relax
Aions are by them cured. dispersed and correotss.
Price Is cents per box.
Sold BY J. r. crsrsoHAr. Terre- Hsute. and by
Respectable dealers In nsdioise. usnlawln
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

foz sAiK.--one Seslng NacA... -
can be sssn Al the store 81 " .li,.r. ! So
art, souih Of the fo.l oascs Tha saw.,
machine. sed 81 he sola On ne noss lie.r.l
tsrms- nh div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

~ The Cleveland Herald ssys. Mr. Rus
sell. since hi- return TO England. does not
hesitate In avow that his entire -ympa
thies are. snd always have been. silh the
North. anil frankly coniessss that. in his Late
correspondence with the London 7,mes ne
has written under dicntion. and not a. his
own convictions ~suid have lesi him 20 n,
Also. Il SAYS. Ne understand that Chfi-.o
phsr wolcott. E>s-. OF Akron. VA tsle-
graphed 20 proceed Immediately 10 Washing
ton. aud that he has been made Assistant
Secretary of War.
Mr.. Wolcott i web known a. our late able
Attorney General Of the state. and has a
professional reputation OF the highest onles.
lie will make good assistant 10 his tieut
ell brother IN Law. NJ. stanton
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

- Capt }. W. Stewart leaves for the
seat Of var 10 morrow morning lie will de
liver any letter or small packages Tor the
men ia hiS regimen. that may be lelt At this
Office. t. .a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

! patch was received AZ the War. Department
this morning.
HALLECK's IiEAporAKrEks.,
HfHatfer ~ June 4 -
7s Non. T.. NJ. Sfaaion.
Gen Pope with 40 900 men is thirty miles
south OF Coriulh, pushing the enem, hand
lie already reports 10 900 prisoners and de
serien from the enemy aud l5.OO0 stand Of
arms captured: and thousands of the enemy
are throwing away their arms.
A farmer says that when Beanregard
learned that Col. Elliott haze cut the railroad
ON his line of retreat he became irant ic, and
told his men 10 save themselves The best
they could $50 Hfft ttl flt
We have captured nine locomotive r,,d a
number OF cars. One locomotive i siready
repaired aud u running today. several
more VIII be IN running order in two er three
DAYS
The result is all could possibly desire.
(Signed,) III W. HALLECk
Major General
After communicating the above dispatch
10 Gos. Morton, Secretary Stanton adds:
I'VE hope soon 10 hear similar gooinews
from Mcclellan
HALLEcK's HEADou ARrrRs,
Midnight.
A man who left Grand Junction this morn
Ing says Memphis and Fort Pillow surrender
Cd TO our forces Friday night
June 3-citIzens say when Beauregard
found the railroad had been cut. became
frantic, AMI told his men to save themselves
as best they could.
Several regiments OF Mississippians had
dispersed and gone home.
Gen. Pope. With ". 900 men at last ac-
counts. was 40 miles south pressing the enc
my hard He already reports 10000 prison
ess aud deserters. and 1900 stand OF arms
captured. We have also captured nine loco
motives pttially disabled and several cars.
and expect 20 have them running in week.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

tE II you want good glass Of lager
drop IN al the II Louis saloon, corner Of
Main aud Sixth street. 80 -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

- strurous or Scrofalous affections are Tire
curse. the blight. she potato rot Of mankind They
are vile and filthy well fatal. They arise from
contamination and inpurIty Of the blood and are :.
De seen all around rs everywhere One quarter OF
al We meet are tainted with them, and one quarter
q these die OF them; die fooshy too because they
e e1i@oie. Arrs's sA.aArAHrIA eleanses out the
sro'uious corruption from the blood renders I, pure
and healthy. and eneetuaiIy expurgates the foul
contamination nom the system. No longer groAn
under your Sercfuious disorders. since the rress,.
bic AVIS has provided his mastery combination o.
curative virtues that be calls sAksArAnnlA.-Ipeu-
ocrsi. Waterbury. CT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

cE-A. II, Gregory. Portrait fah'ser.-
Studio At luu,;n Hanse June1 IN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06
Noon Dispatches.


WasHISeroS. June i.--The following dis
patch was received a. the War Department
this morning.
HALLECk's HEADQUARTERS,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-06

"a The Phunny Man will be ia town n
a few DAYS Look out Tor him.
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The national Republican., 1862-08-25
Democratic Meeting i'm Phila-
delphia.

PHILADEIPHIA, August 23.--The meeting
called BY Mr.. Hughes, Chairman Of the Demo.
cratic State Central Committee, Ia progressing
quietly in Independence Square, having at
tracesd about two thousand persons hither
Delegations from various wards marched to tbt
square with torches. Ex Hon. VIM. Witte
made speech, in which hs claimed that the
Dtnocratc psrty was the only war party 10
the country, and without Its aid there could be
no hope Of bringing the war 10 close; that
Democrats were ready TO aid the Administra-
ton 10 restore the Constitution ~ It was. Mr..
Hughes also made q speech, introducing q
series Of resolutions which declared this Is q
war Of subjogation; to be war Of disunion.
and that sbolitionisis are endeavoring by 10
sdioW and treacherous means 10 destroy the
Constitution and the Union, by overthrowing
in detail all fundamental provisions In the
Constitution, without which no free govern
ment can exist.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

END OF THE WORLD.--Rev. J. v. Hines, who
has % often fixed upon the year In which the
world was TO be destroyed. now breaches the
coming Of the Lord 10 1857 Or 1868.
APPOINTMENT. - Nessrs. Franklin Moore, Of
New York, and Thomas Pearson, Of New Hamt
shire, have been appointed to Hrst class 81 zoo
per snnum) clerkships In the Pension Bureau.
PRzE MoSEY-Ths United States marshal,
Robert Murray, Esq, has In bis possession up
wards OF 100000 Of prize mouey, The proceeds
0f naval captures, awaiting the orders of the
United States Circuit Court for distribution.
SrArR PRISONERS Marshal d. L. Phillips, Of
illinois, arrived here on Saturday morning.
having in charge twelve State prisoners from
that State, who were taken before the Provost
Marshal and sent to the Old Capitol.
Captain Yates, Of the barque Grey hound, ar.
rived In New York on Friday last from st.
Thomas, reports that on the 24th OF June, The
Rev. W. Clemens, Of the Orisco Mission. died
and was buried at SEA. He was . native Of
Wheeling, W. O-
SEED WHEAr.-Commisslon Newton, Of the
Department Of Agriculture, expects an invoice
Of superior wheat from Europe In the early
part Of September, and no time will be lost 10
transmitting samples TO the various agricultural
societies, member. Of Congress, and prominent
farmers throughout the country. 49, a.
The Chinese are now or gagged 10 civil war.
fare, and the celestial rebels are posaeesed Of
no more Of the traits of humanity than are our
own rebels. But the Chinese government un.
like our own, let out or contract with c0m-
petsnt parties for the punishnsnt or subjpga.
ton Of their enemisa
METHODIST CosRrREEoE.--In consequence Of
the prohibition against ell citizens kubJect To
draft leaving their respective counties during
the time the same 10 being made, the Cncin.
natl Conference OF the Methodist Church. which
meets In that city on the 81 September, will be
limited to those ministers over forty I've, and
the body will probably adjourn over until the
draft is completed.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

The OHIo UNION STATE CONVENTION met at
Columbus on Thursday last. The attendance
was large, and the best Of feeling prevailed.
hon. Bere. Stanton, Of Logan, presided. Hon.
Thomas Ewing reported the piatform, which
consisted Of four very short resolutions. Their
brev.'y surprised every one, but they were
adopted with great enthusissm, and were con-
sidered sufficient The second resolution ex.
presses undiminished confidence in the Pres :
dent. and 10 his conduct Of the war aud pledges
the whole moral aud physical power Of the
State to sustain him. The following nomins.
tions were maize:
Supreme Judge Franklin 7. BaekuA
Secretary of Stats--W. s. KeUnOn.
Attorney Genersl-C N. Olds.
School Commissioner-W. d. Henkle.
Board Of Public Works John D. Gregory.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

FROM INDIANAPOLIS - EXCHANGE OF PRBO-
NERs.-On the 22d instant, the frat installmsnt
Of prisoners left Indianapolis, under guard, for
Cairo, at which point they will be delivered 10
Capt. SazeIl, who will tnks them 10 Vicksburg,
where they will be exchanged. The otbsrs
will leave at the rate Of one thousand day
until they are all exchanged.
Indiana has sent l4,4sO men into The field
within four days. The 7sd, 74th and 18th and
four companies Of cavalry, left for Kentucky
on the 2lst.
Jesse P. Siddsll, Esq., has been appointed
general commissioner 10 superintend the draft.
ing and the Issuing Of passes to persons entitled
TO leave the State.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25
Guerilla Operations In Tennessee.
GalIassfry OF Indiana Troops.
Infamous Surrender Of ClarkSvllle.
Col. Rodney Mason q Coward.

A dispatch from Nashville, dated August
81, says that at noon, the day before, Captain
Atkinson, Of the Fiftieth Indiana, with twenty
men, In stockade at Edgsfeld Junction, was
attacked by one thousand guerillss. He re-
pulsed them three times, killing Norgan's sd-
jutapt and 7 privates, asd wounding Is others,
and finally, after three hoprs' fighting, drove
them of.
Col. Mason, Of the Seventy first Ohio, with
800 men and two cannon, In strong entreDoh-
ments at Clarksville, surrendered without re-
sistsncs to sn Inferior number Of guerillas.
The guerillas were aided by the rebels who
bad taken the oath of allegiance. A large
amount Of o. s. property was seized.
Not Q gun was fred. The guerillas we're
commanded by johnson, Woodward and Grstb.
The prisoners were paroled and cent down the
river, being allowed 10 carry of their horses
and side arms. Mason and Woodward made
speechrs, complimenting each other. It was
Col. Mason and his regiment which General
Sherman denounced for c0wsrdlce at the battle
Of Shiloh.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25
DOings Of the Gueriilas I'm Ar
k0usas. yf..r ..u-I ..

hsnPHs, Aug 22-Thirteen hundred gusr.
illss, opposite Helena, have burned thousand
bales Of cotton and committed other Aspreda-
tions within the lest few daya Il 10 reported
that Hlndman's rebel army u moving wsct from
Little Rock. The people along The road are
going with bis army, and taking negroes and
other movable property with them. H..
While General Hoyey's division was retnrn.
Ing ~ Helena from Clarendoo, four Of his mon
were killed and several wounded BY guerillas.
A large amount Of property was captured by
them. A refugee from the South furnishes the
following Intelligence regarding southsn mill.
tary movements: Brags 10 at Chattanooga.
The next move seems q though It would be
on Nashville. Reports Of portion Of Brsgg's
forces being ct Grand junction arc uufounded.
Up Friday there were none there, except
scouting parties, who would come in party
and take what they wanted, and then leave.
Grand Junction Seems 10 be regarded by them
AZ doubtful ground. Hence they make Or.
rnngemenis 70 stay there as short time "
possible.
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

The WAR SPIRIr IN MAssACHpsErrs-Ws
have seen patriotic letter written to friend
10 this city, by highly intelligent young
lady in sumcrville, Mass, from which we are
permitted to make The following extract, a. 9
matter d general interat:
War Is the principal topic Of the day. The
people are at last waking up Hundreds are
enlisiing every day, and Il Is very doubtful
whether Boston, or any OF the stirrO unding
towns, will have to draft. Somervills has
raised Ito full number, with twenty over, and
they are now en0ampsd within sight Of our
house, on spot called 'Prospcct HIM. the
hrst plaza where the stars and stripes were
ever raised"
The national Republican., 1862-08-25

wiltss, Thomas 9. 6psscse, Nesss s. Stuyve.
can't, Joseph D. Msrvin, Jsnse O'Kane. Simeon
E. Gillet, Thomas L. Swan, Sullivan D. Ames,
X Crittsodeu Watsoa, HspsyB. Robeson, An.
toine r McNaif, WE. Henry Barton, Saml +.
Brown, Henry DEB. Manly, wm. Whitehead,
Edward A. walker, Winfield g. Schley, silss
Casey, it,, WIN. T. sampson, A. +. Snell, WIN.
F. Stewart George P. Ryan, George n. Bache,
Adolphns Dsxtsf, Lloyd Phsuix. Thomas O.
Bowen, Teoumseh Stseoe, Bartlett J. Cromwell,
@. W. Hayward, Charles E. Mckay, John W.
Philip, Henry y. Picking, Frederick Rodgers,
Francis o. Davenport, Horace e. Mullan, John
wsidman, John =. hc0isnssy, WIN. D. Cush-
Ing. $50, gHoL
RsrRED Lpsr. = Edwin J. Dc Haven, james A.
Doyle. Geo. Wells, Matthew O. Perry, Charles
8. McDousugh End ". B. Buokner.
RDunvsp Lrsf.-Ffank Ellmy. Jonathan W.
.Swift, Junius }. Boyle, George b. Gray, Ber :
BARD J. Nosilsr, George n. White, George L.
Ssldsn, Edward O. Bowers, D,mlnlok 'Ly nch,
Charles Thomas, wn. B. whiting, Samuel B.
Knox, Francis Lowry, Thomas Brownell, n.
B. Woolsey, 8. Ohass Barney, John q Taylor
and John +. Abbott. Fa s'rts l'1 90 ...