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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-30
HOME MATTERS.

CmnlsrMAs.e Merry Christmas
ha again visited o., together with The
inevitable Santa Claus, filling The
hearts Of d,s younger portion Of The
community NIth joy lbeir pockets
witlsmallrbaage their p'aybouscs
wish article, 81 every variety, enough
nkeep lIeir haads and Tongues busy
for a long inns g coma.
Among lie Christmas recreations-
SIC should nQtail 70 notice iho Christ
mas Eve, party which came OF Wed
uesday eve last a the house Of w. b.
Burton Of ibis village The party
consisted Of the members Of Miss
lrosts Select School, There Was a
Christina Trceuell loaded with pres
ep,s for teacier and scholars rciIosl,-
menis were also lad, ana altogether
quite merry Christmas" eye was
had fib
The Sabbath School of the Baptist
Society, at Factory Point, enjoyed
the fruits ola Christmas Tree, as did
also that of the Episcopal Society, in
addition 70 the regular Christmas Day
exercises.
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Dr, j. II. Baxter of Burlington, is
now the surgeon in charge Of the
Campbell hosoial at Washington,
which has been built under the aus
pieces Of the sanitary commission.
IT. Col Cumming, Of the 10th
regiment, has been detailed 70 act az
Provost Marshal at Fairfax Court
House.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
InllortalAt Notico.

10 FtMArrs lfany ore sugFsaiiet ismpfe
ds9abc lAan onoaef & 4 DE Naaopuceieent
ola rs,igi 81 the nettss s6seass - sommon
Is tHe SEX, and the dolepos 81 which is emily
kaanut9 it@hhcs Many eaed eonstlu
ton siuk uud@ h Wide friends slender the
eeusc. Tie pctuUs sa'etem beoesnee affected
by ne great Nmio ntlea een,aalA ealls leud
% Cor relief foluo peGcdiyfelsNe ihesuf
fcnng,. obIc aahts's rattotslio aesA 4 iully
carried oui, q wAat HrNsrwAA 5 'lu'r ASo-
prNr ha performed d np.trNtr ne casesnns
most uudoube1 testimonials confirm Tie DEG
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TngGRApnIC SHocK.--Ihe Gale
DOMAIN says that q secession sympatla-
ger met Capt Drew, editor of tie
Telegraph, Monday evening, at Wells
River. al be was returning from lcc-
ture, and told the Captain that oil be
had said about the sOutherners being
cruel 70 The prisoners, 'sas a lie. The
next moment "seeesh iay spraying
81 tie middle ~ RE road knocked
clean Oh his pins BY blow under the
ear Tic fellow got ap and sneaked
oa, satisfied that be bad received a
Ttiegropbie shock.
The nex day many Of the peorle
took ap \ small collection and gave d
IL tha editor telling him 20 send iae
Telegraph % she fellow as long en-
Shes aag Aaed, Al ihey lei. sale if
aaoia cute lin 81 lis secession pro-
clifides efeciaaly a. lhs hnoeA
earel 81. desire 10 insult strangers
Gv Ww j
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SATURDAY

SATURDAY..
Baltimore, De 20.
Col X sea moved from Romncy
aad TOOK possession Of Wacle1r or
Tuesday morning uhca tie rebel
pi ket5 lett there
The rbd Gem JoHps ni.b 900
men lad occupied llm place De week
previously, but had lefi going towards
Staunon.
AId.er> force, we're a Mtddl lowr,
intending 70 move o., toward Wnrb-
ester
The Winchester Railroad las been
entirely destroyed by the re5ols, aud
the iron carried of by them
Great dcslitelion exists At WINCH
ester. Tie eommon neeessaies 81
lifs are Al famine prices end hardly
pFocuable at that
Fortress Monroe, Dec 20.
Lieut.. Col, Stiezel ofihe ldl Penn.
Cavalry, bad warm engagement with
the enemy a. Jones Bridge, on lbe
Black water, yesterday, fourteen miles
above Franklin
IIedsoye tIieenemys pirkeIs onthis
side Of tile river, capturing four u
their pickles, one cayalryman and
horse, and three infantry soldiers and
their arms.
Col. Siiezel's advance, with their
carbineers under the gallant Lieut..
John Ropes, first engaged the enemy
at very short range. Finally discov-
ering the enemy in superior numbers,
above and below, with our very small
force of four small sqnadrons in peril
Of being aanked, Stiezel very wisely
concluded to retire, which he did in
safety.
NoSpAY.
New York, Dee. %.
Tie steamship Ariel, Capt Jones,
from AspinwaIl, wilh mails and pas
sengers, arrived At this port last night.
The Ariel was captured On her out
ward passage, by the pirate Alabama,
on the 7th inst. She was detained
until the 10th inst, when, after giving
bond III tie sum Of two hundred and
twenty thousand dollars She was al-
lowed to sail,
Louisville, Dee ri.
John Morgan With a fol- force Of
about three thousand cavalry entered
Glasgow Oh Wedneslay Three com
panies 81 lhe III Michigan cavalry OPP
posed liis entrance Bot fll back on
MarireegiIe baFing log one capialn
and two priyalea
The rebels lost Two eaPiai Gao
Pri6ales and even prisouen
Ii.e rebels ggre then rebl9rsod.
and remained 10 pos, 9a p g
gov % Thursday
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CoRREcrIoN.- Warren NJ Wy
man, instead Of W. w Wymau as
stated in the Isl Of the casualties Of
the battle Of Fredericksburg, is from
this place, and member Of company
A, I'd Vermont regiment. lie was
wounded BY a rife ball, ihe hall pass
ing directly across his forehead; tue
skull was fortunately unipi1rtd, bar
tile flesh bears 4 prominent trace Of
the murderoua missile
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Vermont Itcm-.

HfAIrH or rnE l2Tn.-A letter
from die 18Th regiment 70 the Wind
sor Joarnd, says The health ofthe
regiment has been very good thus far
we haze lost but six men, beside
Lieut. Raymond Of the Woodstock
company, Who died at Washington.
There are some twenty parents in tie
hospital, ana they are wei cared for
BY our capable and efficient surgeon
DR.. Ketehun, who has perfected the
best hospital arrangements ofany sur
geon ~ ihc brigade. IIe isrery eau
tious about receiving patients into the
hospital, but wheu they are II lie does
an that can Be done for heir comfort,
and ! think that he will become one
Of tho most popular officers in the reg
imeni,
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New York, Dee 70.


4 supplementary dispatch from Gen.
tester ia regard % the capture #
Goldsboro says tAai the rebels arc re-
ported 10 BE advancing upon BIN il
heavy force estimated a $4,000, for
she purpose Of driving hlm from BIZ
poi.ioa
lie i confident Of his ability 20 re-
ualil reiaforcemenn can rsaeh
him,
The Key West correspondent II
II IIe~ t
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~ Na STAR esh Ge fsats
~ aH. F8 Nes OeteaBs oB
To Evening ias tsih
IT, Hene tfrFe8 Sic following
da 6en imitr was uYefce1ed.
ael tt utms safpg
ali nac Et@ Ua
we're sgr5 b past uHlf
W1eHt legsi. tsfeuwht ugss
aoG attv "a TIE sY
On ib i6lb Q@ Baadf 40 steu.
haet M 81 Headquarters cen
Butler welcomed Gen Hauks Is lhc
upaHweai q ,hs ssalk al Martd
linn he would hhA terg troops who
wefo reedl e yieid Qi'ssisase 9 every
order
Goa. BaBks was pushtag lbings
ahead With Characteristic energy
ruEsnAr MORNING.
Wsshingtta Dee ~
The euemys oatalrt--Df course
Snan got entirety around Burn.
side, army yesterday, having Dam
ffins in tbcir possession In she mern.
ing A body Of troops etaier Col.
Candy, Who, !, Is charged. bad no
piekess eai, we're surprised IN the
nigh; aud suffered capture to on cN-
tent difficult 60 fix. The tamor en-
umcrate our loss from 1000 down 10
28. The lah Penn. cavalry vas
roughly handled and Withdrew IN con-
siderable haste,
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Accept td u,luel preparation ~ truly mort
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rfapfieiaf,
Boston, Nlass
fA ls3y y ,lea6n y etNtnl reuu'rg-
AtspnpGr'aH llmrewei's l.dteral Cough
Remedy, ani Ill9eecif feleett Pili..
fof snlewash aeenl relalat iqgiue Drug
Store, Manchester, NJ
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MEDICAL SocrErY. The Sons
Mountaineering ofthe Bennington 90
Medical Society will he held at Ben.
nington, Jan. 10Th, 1863. Subject.
for discussion -
!. Origin and regiment Of Coniin-
ue2 Feyers.
?. History aud medical uses of 20.
dophyllin.
LIr1EN MosLEY, NJ. H., F,est
sEYMouRJ. liorLEY, ~ D., Sc.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-29

pldne 3urtid, pie er bemlelben ale einem
et9enmd&tt9en GtneriF In feline @e&te
pom porn beretn feline 3uRimmuns per-
{a9en muBte.
Ntr itnp pur& bic in 9incoln's prp>
tlau'atto1 ausseiprc@ene @erurtbeiluns
Der Sflaoeret als zines BON Der 3eit ee=
rt&teten Snititut6 auf's Geiteite lber3eust>
oab, &uera bic unterwerfun9 ser @ebeQen
t1t&t bulb erfclst, benz @tperrufe pes
5unter1@er Gbtcts BE Grmd&tieune Der
Neeterung fir ibre idmmtli9en Wenerdle
erfol9e11 miro, 8eraoe iu tbun, wte 6unter
uro oorber Treraont setban 5ufentlt@
TT e9 bann nt6t 1 u ~ at.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-29

Nem : yorf, mel9er ben Great Gol1ern
NIT letner fcitba1en 9apune an Menl&enz
ieber %rettete, ols cieies Meiterftld Der
S@iH6taufuni auf elmer i'm September
y. s. unternommenen Gabrt Der @utb pes
i@redlidften Srfans, Der je Die Wooeu
res otlantilaen Oceans peitl9te, bulios
pret69e9eeen mar. S@on batten her Ga
pitain unp feline untergebenen cen &cpf
perloren unp mubten nidt mebr, ME ie
Dem SdiHe aufbelfen louten, ra leote fid
Der pol1asier 5r, Gowle ms Mtttel unp
erri6tete cine b1at Innrei6 ou69eradte
Steuermaldine, bic ben lamp fer pbne
t%peiteren S&acen In ben 5afen 3uridz
bta9te. BUR N%nerfennune otele6 Ser
oten lteS unc Der babel bemielenen 8eIons
nenbett uno @e1didlidteit bat bic Site
Sowing Benevolent N0ociation Don Nems
yort," oeren prdipent @err Sbomo8 81
Teton it, 9rn. &owle cine solpene Dent,
MIME iberreiht.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-29
TelegrapbtI9e 9}Q6ri6teu,
Scr marib eeeen Mi@mpub*
Die Gprbut 5 Metlen BON ber
Stdbt.

StQct.
Baltimore, %. Wlai.- General
McGleuan'6 9auptquartier 1T BET Botz
TOMS Sride, mel9e Elm She'll Der Mrmce
bereite pallrt bat. @erl9te BON Inter-
b%anolun9en fir einen ;ebntl9ieen Wafenz
ltIaltano ware1 perbreitet> tnee0en ceutt
McGlsuan nidt paran> carauf eiu;uae>
ben. (sSare aud nod 1G5ner.)
unlere Nrnnee ftebt innerbalb 5 Weilen
BON Ni9monp> bis wpbin Der S5einb mad
einem lbmodcn GerluG> unler @urrIdeu
su bemmen, iu:ud9efalen. Die iiber Neps
Srtc9e pcrAeriidte @olonne miro In bic
Stoct pom Norpen eincrinQen,
Seauresaro fol- Dor etliden Sooeu in
9ttdmono 9smelen, uno Sef. Dapie unp
bus Mtllitair COMMANDO entlaloi7,n letu,
gum Msuberten gu t1mpfen, ebe fie Die
Stact ouf9eten. Na9 oncern Nadrih,
ten mare bic @emitbs tim1nuna Der 5erreu
9crace Die ent9e9en9elebte.
Nlturll9 feblt es au9 nidt an Drpb>
ut'9et, bic Stact Dor cem Nbmar1h in
Nlbe gu le9en.
Die Ncteuenmadt BET @i4monp miro
auT 100000 Mann an9eseten.
0on &aaef's Mrmee.
2ebbofts gorpofenz @efedte.
9alled's 5ouptquortier ben
q: Mai: - 5iei9e @orpoRen9efeate
baben 9eltern entlang Der 0an;en Qinie
ltatt9efunpen> BET pener Der 6eiup iberz
all Den &Grsern ;og. @erlut an &C.
t6oten uno Terpunreten etpa 40 Mann
auf jeoer Seite.
Cairo. %. Mat. @uf eiu> auu,
Neccencsciren Q UNI erer 6lotte nod
sort Wrtgbt binatgelaidte6 Bppt wurpe
Don bielem plabe aus s~efeuert> Elm Bez
peis, pob bic Ndumur9 pes Sort purh
rie Nebsuen nod ni@t ftatt9efuncen.
Die neue experimentation.
Walbfn9tpn %. Mai. 49, Der
"Mew : ycrt Shines" 3ufolae bat toS
&rieaSminifertum feline betimmte Mp,otl
Iruppe1 oerlangt, aber &efrutirtattonen
an ben laut &abinet6bef ebl neulib oez
l9lOlenen plaBen wieper er6fnet.
Der 5aupt5wedlper neuen Musbetuno
tit bic Grrt9tun9 elmer &elerpe> um bic
unpoafdnptsen He9imenter miecer iu cont
plettiren.
Ote Vouyerneure oer Nem : Gnoloup
Staaten BADEN Der Nuforoeruno Der Ne>
9telun9 fir Srnppen pur6 ralhe 3ulaoe
entlprc1en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-29

@pu 6aued'S Mrmee lauten bic Na9>
ri9ten tr6fliher unp piel per{pre9eno.
.Dreijebn @ebeQen>M e9tuenter purben am
24(er ris. bel etner1 8orpoften8efe@t in
toQe Glu@t 8eiaBt. @eri&te pcn elmer
Sroben G@la9t, in Der 10000 Mann &e>
beQen sefaneen fem ioQen, m6sen als CUTE
@orboten bes balptaen wirtlt9en Grfoles
errpdbnt 1perpen. @te erbalten bis iebt
feline 8efdtioun9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-05-29
aufS'Gplpnne
Ser Setnb 3iebt fi6 ;urnd.
# No@ 1T YpIen ui9t perlprtu.

Wtlltam6pprt 26iten Moi. -
VantS te%le9rapbtrt an Stantpn: Meiu
COMMANDO 1T 9etern Nbenp 10 ubr fiber
bier on9efommen. Der @erluf, obpobl
tercutsnc, 1T ntdt 70 erpe, ais in Nnbez
trodt cer 5tarfe ce5 Teinoes ertpartet
rerpen tonnte. Wir batten au febten bel
Strobtura, Mipoletomn, Nemton unp bel
Winhe1ter. I'm cre Golpnne tetano aus
swei 8riaaoen> i'm @ansen 1000 DAMN
nit 1900 Manu GayoQerie uno 10 pars
rot : &ancnen. Der 6einc> 100000
damn, mar beloncer6 fart in GoYauerie
uuo Nrti1erte. Der Grain Don 500 @a,
gen 9erettet> mas BET etnem &idsuse Don
So Weileu, mcYon IS unter tefdnpioem
NnBriH oes Tetnpes, in einem Gage eez
maht wuroeu> cine l6mere Mrteit mar.
Der Teino fol- iId suridiieben. unts
cnesefanaene uno ;uruf8ela0ene &ronfe
purcea maNacr!rt, ancere brutal bebauz
Delt.
Son Tremont's Departement.
9iesrcibe5 Ercfcn.
5auptquartier unrreit 15ranfs
| H. 26 Wof.- Sbert Grcpfe, BON benz
Neteuen : 0Eneral bel 9cwisbura onoe>
ariffsn, trieb cas fejnrlide Seer in rte
6lubt erteutete 4 0elause, 800 Mrmaz
tu;en uno mo6te 100 @efaneene, rarun>
ter Elm Woior. SO Gopte lief Der 6etuo
auf eem S4ladtielc. Der Sieo wurpe
ourd tapfern &f sesen cine bepeu>
tenpe ueberma@t erfo9ten.
Son McGleuon.
Son Der Monnl9oft pes Monitor, bic
>'a unoort@ti9er Weile ans Qano beaob,
nuroen 9 su @efan9enen 9ema@t. Der
Nelt entfan1. Die NebeQen > @rmee fol-
lt@ mad Ni9monp 3urid3ieben unp 2-3
Wfetlen n1roli9 Don Der Stoot Gd ouf
bobem Ierrain befefi9en> UNI bal elblt un5
bic S@lo6t gu lief fern.
0on McDomea.
TrebertdSburA 26fen Mai.-
Die Sruppen baben ben Nappobaunod
aeer}gr1tfen: DER Tetno 5tebt 1a, bic
SrIden p%erbrennene, iurld.
BON Wa1binston.
Sieel erf@eint.
Yer alberne S9re6en bat iih 9eleet,
Stgel fam bier am q. an. Gr purpe
bsrjlt9 empfanSen. Gr ptrp Elm Cont
maneo Bel WcDppeu erbalten. Won
bot1t init Nedt baour9 ben Mar19 bic
les Mrmee : Corps mad &t@mono gu be-
1dleuntsen, pper i'm Sale pos Corps etz
men unfaQ e%rlttte, better i'm Stante au
ietn. oa6 8erlorne pfeeer gu 8epinnen:
Man wenpet ft9 TN entlaetpenoen Mus
8enbltd an ben re9ten Mann.
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Mittwp d. %. Stat '62

WtttwDW " 70. Wfot b2.
Die @dnoltG # G1elet welde
lid bier alS &riee6funf brett madt, bat
etntnal ptecer ibr MuerduBerfes 9etban.
W1breno mir 9laubten, jeoen Sag i'm
Stanpe 5u fein, BEN 2eier pie Na@rt9t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09
FROM THE NORTH.

A Democratic Mass Meeting was held in Philadel-
phia Saturday, the 3Oth ut and resolutions adopt
ed denouncng Secessionsts and Abolitionists favor
of free speech and entire prosecution of the war;
Among the speakers Charles J. Ingersoll who de-
clared that the object of the war was to free the
negroes. He denounced the Government the most
despOC ever seen here. He subsequently arrested
for utterng these sentiments
Washington letter writer says that several States
are much further behind in raising their quota of
troops under the late CALL than has been represented
There will be very few where drafting will have
to be resOrted to.
Amos Green, prominent lawyer of Paris, H., was
arrested at Terre Haute lnd the goth ul by order
Of the T. S. Marshal. 1t reported in Terre Haute
that the charge against him purchasing arms and
ammunition with which to resist the government draft
A letter from Russell to Seward dated July %, is
published in the Northern papers He (RusselD refers
the evidences of the increasing bitterness of the
strife in America ard says that the approach of scrve
war; much insisted on by Mr. Seward in his dispatch,
to which this is answer, only fOrewarns US that
another element of destruction may be added to the
loss Of property and waste of industry which already
a1ct a country lately prosperous and tranquil He
claims that Her Majestys Government has maintained
impartial neutrality and desires in the language of
Mr. Lincoln to the Governors of the thirteen States the
bringing of this unnecessary and Injurious civil
a speedy and satisfactory conclusion.
The New York Post says: George " Saunders was
entertained by Secessionsts in Baltimore the l4th
of August. He in the disguise of released I'm
ion officer ana had with him copies of jeff. Davis:
Message instructors Rebel agents in Europe, and
an earnest appeal to the European powers for recog
milton of the Southern Confederacy Saunders left for
the North, and was assisted by the traitors of Balt-
more in Guiding the authorities.
The Cairo correspondent of the Chicago Tribune fills
three columns of that paper with details of the
objects and purposes of the Order known Knights
of the Golden Circle related in dispositions made
by certain initiated parties from which appears that
the organization is of the blacklist treason The
matter is in the hands of the Government, and if the
charges well founded we have doubt time
will be lost in arresting every member of the Order,
wherever he may be found.
Cincinnati, Aug. 2l-A despatch from Indianapolis
the of Henderson, Kentucky has fed to the
rebel army. The entire city council arrested for
refusing take the oath ofalegance, but were reeas
ed upon resignng and giving bonds in $4,000. The
property of the mayor has been SEIZED and cleo
| ton ordered.
The Colonel Rodney Mason who cowardly sur
sendered Clarksyile Tenn the rebels well known
sn Ohio prominent Republican politician from
Clarke county. He concerned several years age
IN rebellious attempts by the abolitionists of thai
locality to prevent the execution of the fugitive slave
Law
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THE NEWS.

The particulars of the recent battles al anu near
Manassas come to hand slowly. All accounts agree
70 the main fact viz that troops gained great
orv over the enemy, but the accounts difter mate
tally in detail The latest and most relaole state
rt is that of Gen. Lee in letter to the PRESIDENT In
bicb he saws: awe paroIed seven thousand prisoners
and caDtured about the number of arms and thirty
.uon Besides this, it is certainly known that the
,ukee army fed towards Alexandria and was pursued
NV the Confederates.
Tho renort that Gen. Mcclellan was killed IS not
srued and we do not think he was IN the hight.
Part If his army was engaged but it is thought he was
,,,, present The reported death of Gen. Ewell, on
our side is ALSO contradicted.
The Confederate victories in Kentucky and Tennes-
see are of the greatest importance to our cause The
Drospect now is that the enemy will be expelled from
those States and that the grain meat and other pro-
duce of that section will flow into the Confederacy
during the Fall and Winter for the support of our ar
mics and people Prices will consequently decline ]
The yankees, in their retreatng movements, are
doing all the harm they can, by burning property,
stealing, &c. They doubt consider it their last
chance.
The latest items from all directions will be found n
our columns.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-09-09
ROLL,
Of Ms Msekzenlura Rangers, Eeans Battalion

W Hhe MechfeHOuFy hdHyeFs, bCu"S
OFFIcERs.-J Erwin Captain; John Wiley, lst
Lieutenant, ] NJ White I'd, Fl l. Gibson 3D. Grler,
LIST Sergeant, R Kirkpatrick I'd, r Davidson Sd, "
J Wiley 4th J Henderson, lst Corporal, - "a
Ii REID Sd, J Palmer 4th
PRrvATEs-Larkin Armstrong, L Alexander,
Alexander, " Alternately, ] H Beaver, w Barnhili,
Brown ] G Cochrane, Cochrane, Cald-
well, B Caldwell, Coleman, J II Cathey, Da-
wilson, Thomas Downs, Furgerson, G Flanagan,
Ferren J Fisher, Francis Fisher, Alfred FISH
er, Fisher D NJ Gibson, c Griffith, w Harley,
Hinson, w Howe, W Rolobough, Hunter,
Hoover D A Harmon, Jno L Jamison, JH Jennings,
Kirkpatrick, D Kerr, W E Kistler, Love, X
w Lentz Ludwick, Thos Lindsay, Montgom-
cry, John A Mccall, McElhaney, L McElhaney'
Mcdonald A Miller, J Nelson, r Norwood
J Neagle, Prather, W Reid, Russell, ) Il
Riger, Ii Roper, D W Smith, Smith, Smith
7 Smith, J Smith, VIM Sloan, w Shuman, >
Sharp, I Servis, ferris, W G Tiser, D
Taylor, j Wilson, W Wilson, White, A Nea-
yer, ] Clark Wright, VIM Wryfeld, Flow, Joseph
Blackwelder.
All absent members will report at Goldsboro by the
9Th inst they will be returned to the Conscrpt
officers. The officers and members of this company
take this occasion to thank those gentlemen that con-
tributed Horses to the Company.
BY order JOHN ERWIN, Oap'.