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PROPOSALS..
A RMY SUPPLIES,

A RMY SUPPLIES.
coRsxR or BRooHs AM AND y GREKTs r. srEsErS 70 ,ss,
Sealed proposals are invited and WI ss = .h.
olee ap u O'clock on Tuesday the ah ef March aea
the following army supplies and materials deliverable the
Depo. Of Army Clothing and Equage in this city corner u
Yards slaf sississ IS inches wide. best quant
SS : S$ SsTsss \; SSsss SsS Sssss; s @issss,; a
$1,000 Tia siopperss pnts 70 weigh llf
5000 Axe Handles, best hickory.
soS Stse Drum Drum, Heads. Head batter.
SSS Hospital Hos item Tents sansss ana Sli.s
The tents Be feet long, IS feet wide II feet Aish,
S W a wa ~ ~ feet and having on one END lapel 90 e
IN in'S 0ns with continuous covering roof TO be made
TO be % inches long and IA feet wide 10 bs
made Of duck 50 inches WIDE weighing is ounces PEI
500 sets hospital tent poles anrfaF
SoSS S hospaia, Ss!ni,a, tent .an, pins, nns srse s
All the above mentioned articles must conform In every
spec TO the sealed STANDARD patterns in this Office they
manufacturers regular dealers win be preferred which
be made for and conform to such articles only in
ana ana Inc in as & ss as 5 :
ss
The manufacturers, esabshment dealers place
must be distinctly stated in the proposal together with
posed as srees The sarses viii that sontsss
shall be entered into within ten days after the acceptance OF
said bid or proposal. $500.
Proposals viii be received for Of the articles
ratey, and for any portion of each.
The privilege s reserved by and for the United States
of reens any proposals that may be deemed extrayaesnt
All the articles be delivered within twenty after
the acceptance Of the proposals. except the Tents and Tent
Poles and Pins, OF which onequarer OF the quantity
trac;ed be delivered In twenty days. the
mainder In fifty days from date Of acceptance sooner
practicable.
articles will be subject inspection by inspectors
appointed by authority Of the United States.
II be distinctly understood that contracts trans
ferrable without the proper auLorty and
that assignment transfer without such consent
having obtained Except under process OF law will bd
regarded abandonment of the contract and the
and his their securities will be held responsible
for all loss damage the United States which arise
thererom.
Paym will be made each delivery should Congress
have appropriation them there.
after appropriation shall be made for that purpose.
Ten Of the amount of each delivery win be retained
until the contract shall be completed which viii be forfeited
to the United States In OF dealcaon the part of the
contractor
of proposals and guarantee win be furnished upon
application 10 this Office and will be considered that do
orm thereto.
Proposals viii be endorsed Proposals for Furnishing
' "'ff LIEUT. col D. H. vINTON,
Deputy Quartermas;er General United States Army,
Box 3,235 Post office.
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EoR sALE-wIrHoUT RESERVE, THE PROPERTY OF
gentleman deceased. pair OF well matched black brown
orses half brothers, sired by the horse but not d
The sams % mare 10 hands inches high seyen and eight
ing power and action combined and warranted every way
perfect Any genaenan or lady wanting pair OF well sea
horses WIN md .h,s an opportunity seldom 10 be with
Immediate use. Apply 10 TflOs. y. RHODES " A. sale
en for the same at 64 and loo Jane street. where ey in
Of the above Horses being perfectly sound and Kind tria
sven 70 any gentleman or lady OF known respecabiity
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Arrivals and Departures.

LvERpooL-Steamship Ednburgh-Richard r Manson,
John T Mccullough r fellows, Mathew Marury, Br-
nest Boyer, @ w Palmer, Buszith, James Baremore,
H tnry Marie. Mrs Owens, Captain Craig II Lacher,
Edwards wife and two sons and daughter Mrs Franks and
children, Sargent and wife, Arezzana and wife
6iber Chandler with others in the stecrage$l50 0o in
specie. - efU4 rr 4r
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ft Obituary.
ELIZABETH BRYANT, colored woman, died at Greenwich,
m West Jersey, the I'd nst in the one hundred and
fourth year Of her age.
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THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITArED.
LAURIE'S LIFE PILLS,
THE GREAT CHINESE REMEDY,
DISCOVERED nv
n A n 1 u


DIR. ADAM LAT RE,
Member Of the Royal College OF Surg Engand Lcenti-
Apo.hre aries ial and Gw,hatc o! the Ecoe de
Medicine Paris &C. many years the French
ana British Embass. Is at Hon. Kong.
This extraordinary remedy which has for sometime past
fully introduced In Enopr, s now, for the
first time offered 10 the Am ari,an puh'ic
II discovered by Dr. Laurie during his residences in
China where Il has been prescribed for centuries by
celebrated ycans of that country, antdote the
These pills posed from
and beautiful liant indigenous 10 the tea growing
az of the Cc.es al empire Their operation
nervous system whether resulting from s nary occura
mates, domestic gricr excessive Of tobar,o q
opaies Is truly nraculo They ao sovereign
NEEDY both for Neuralgia, Tie Dol,nrcsx 1t =,
D. nee Lansnor L,ssitude, Dep csson OF spir !, 81
and Incap iciiy Business Gddness ol the Head
Of the Heat most ~ which disc
cr origin d~rsnSemen OF the nervous system or d.
They take catharc but act cically the
blood ana guaranteed TO b.
ecty harmless the that the most drtatc ady
action almost Instantaneous In renovatng the imiairrd
p.wers gying ed vigor to te
constitution Their encncy has hern manifested
sufferers tola male aud female lives
had
II single pill be occasionally n after the principal
mral of the day there nc danger ~ srnc is from
digestion and many wouldbe gourmand no has htrr
20 cep nny iookr-On the dinner tule, indulge
his ouable appetite with impunity.
sinssion by mail, ais, Tor carrying In the
ease shape sold 81 per box each box containing forty
Pls two aud hal boxes IN one for 81 Sent, post fre
mall address, receipt OF one or two dollar u
any gsod bank be obtained personally nj the oce
'a' Broadway corner Of Howard street sS fsy h%ES rSm
General Asen, for the United States.
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HORSES, CARRTAGEs, &C.

LSoR sALE-A SPLENDID DAPPLB GRAY HORSE
eight years old, sound and gentle, about seventeen
hands hgh has been used In coupe Apply at stable, C
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TRoN-cLAD STEAMERS.
NAVY DEPARrxHNr. ,


Navy w 1sa'fssss sss q x aass @ mex.
the complete construction equip
ad vessels for river harbol and coast
SF
@ y T as M er us and viii BE- ss
witch would be- prerrred1 or or iron and WOOD COM
So & cs ad Se
with an iron arnaturc suent 10 resist The heaviest shot
vessels for the Mississippi river and its tributaries
and armed, at whih draft they @ be able maintain
sr suicsni 20 Il ia The bankers for ak as seam at
that TER armament will consist ef not less tLan 81,
hsEbsr alenss draw more ,.s sn.s
draft they are 10 be maintain permanent speed Of
zen knots hour in snooh water ancarry sufficient coal
armament viii consist of not less than from two TO fous
The vessels Tor draw than
Se s nv wasf % ~ %% %% aps
fifteen knots hour at sea- and carry suesn, coal IN the
Il o. one or % Two s.n Or gums % n
train all the without change In The YES
TIE projections must state the number of vessels subject
TO the s whch tine ga az o2Sse:
sa% sehnery and Of ali Kinds
Tor excepting only the orinance and ordnance stores
scriPons specifications, Wings ana models Of such
which The vessel Or compcie
oi Il VIII bs stipulated in tie contract that onenith the total
% he M Is a S ss
remaning beirg made with due re.ald 10 the
proper performance and rogress OF the work. te contract
vii also embrace forfeit Tres for failure perform the con-
d ions speched.
bids must ie co nrapi d by the .ranee required
by cont Is awarded IL will he promptly exc
of parti who to become the
Of the the contract viii also bo
st ;ci
The parent will consider any other pro- positions that
nay in which the draft of water abNe named
II died.
Drpatn, will be at liberty accept reject
all propositions
C,EALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL TIE
- iUh of Maci lS62, at II O'Clock NJ Tor snppyn
the Unied states Subsistence Department with 6V0 head Of
Beet C.c ON the hoof.
The rallle To delivered at Washington City and each
average l3O0 pounds gross weight; no animal ad-
mit ted which w,ighs less than LOO pounds gross
cattle delivered times and In such guam
titles the require No cattle VIII b. re-
qucd this before the lst day OF April 1862
IIcifers and buocks not wanted Z.
bond with good and sufficient security Will DC r. sqred
Government itself the right 70 pay In Treasury
notes.
haye previously failed comply with their contracts,
where bidder is present IN respond To his bid
BIDS he dir,c.ed 10 Maj A. Beckwith q. -, u D. AS
Washington ID. q.
Il, do hereby propose deliver to the government
gooi cattle on the hoof for hundred pounds
the the enclosed advertisement the cattle 10 be
scales anil the weight determined 70 be
the purchase weight hereby agree TO give good and
sufficient bond the fhnent OF the contrac' and 70 re
| ceve Treasury notes in payment for the cattle.
Il
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T $50 B2oADwAY-HENRY HyMAN ADVANCES on
N Diamonds unset, buys the Tor cash; also
advances Watches Silver Plate aud all Personal Property
HENRY HYMAN, 4SO Broadway.
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AT NO. 0 CHAMBERS sTREET--MONEY TO LOAN,
"A toany amount on diamonds, Watches jewelry Sc, "
well and old established ISAAC, Broker and Con
mission Merchant, No. 9Chambers street N. B.-No bus-
transacted Saturday,
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ITy. H. BARRINGERs, COMMISSION BROKER
Al This old established ciice advanc The highest sans on
buys for cash, diamonds set unset Watches paris
plate furs merchandise, optical insirumens &C. No 22
Broadway, room Is, up stairs.
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JACOBS - CEDAR sTREET.-MONEY ADVANCED
-. In suit watches, diamonds, and other vau-
abba personal properly or bought liberal prte
paid Business strictly confidential Branch oce, No. WI
Broadway.
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THE BALL SEASON.

THE THIRD ANNUAL INVITATION RAIL- OF THE
Il Fourth Avenue Volunteers, will be held A. Jones As
sembly Rooms 656 Broadway on Mepday sxsp ss.ruay
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EXPRESSES.

A BUREHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
Filth and Sixth avenues Household Fun nure boxed
shipped all parts of the world Covered wagons for
moving Furniture TO and from the country. Furniture
stored.
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LOAN OFFICES.

AT II BLEECKER sTREET--MoNEY LITERALLY
a advr need any amount Damvnds Watches jew.
clry Pianos separs, Dry GOols, &c N B-Pawnbroxers
Tickets bought. H. NEWTON. " Bleecker street, up stairs.
ATCG NASSAU sTREET.-A H0NlGMAN, DIAMOND
~ broker makes liberal advan on Diamonds. Watches
Jeery Ac buys at iu value, at bis private oce
81 Nassau street, No. up stairs Business conaden
tial.
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lEoNEY TO LEND-ABRAHAM J. JACKSON, NO. 90
M Walker street near Roadway loans Money IN larkcor
small suns on Watches, amonds, Jcwclry, Syerware
Guns Try Goods Wearing Apparel and Personal Property
Of every description.
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r IBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS
Watches Plate Jewelry bought for cash ~ ihe
highest price Persons having old God or Silver 81 can
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old RYE wHIsKEY-"zErGLER'sr cgLEBRATED
" make OF 1874 1850 and 1852 Also lower gfsdes of rive
and Bourbon. For sale by JOHN L. kELLQau 4 co, "a
Water street
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

A RMY AND NAvy-TO sUTLERs, GRocERs. SHIP
"A pers, hotelsand liquor deaersI now selling cheap
for cash, Femngs Golden Alc in and cask: also
Scotch Ale, Dublin and London Brown Stout. Depot i5S
Broadway. PIERCE SKEIIAN, Agent.
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VNANTED TO PURCHASE--A GENUINE CHARLIE
w Frodshan Jules Jurgensen Gold Hunting Ca
Watch Address Mason, Philadelphia Ledger olce, satir
lowest cash price.
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LOST AND Found.

r OsT-LEFT IN THE LADIES' DRESSING ROOM,
"a Academy CT Music, THURSDAY evening Light Guard
bal) white merno Opera Cloak white silk lining, Dor.
aered with liberal reward will be aid
rs return TO OTIS h CO., 405 Broadway.
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Personal Intelligenee.

n - T--. N
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ENOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE-TnE ENTIRE GOOD
will and fixtures OF Real Estate Once situated in the
best location Broadway, now doing good business
satisfactory given for selling Apply $40 Broad
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A LADY, HAVING NEWLY FURNISHED THE HOUSE
NO 30 East Fifteenth street. wltake gentleman and
LAZY 70 Board BOARD Tor the lady opy single ladies'
fleny OF closets bath and gas. Terms the times
Mrs T.. CARLTON
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DoDwo woRTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA. No 24 Fifth avenue, Twenty sixth st. New York
- No. l37 Montague street. Brooklyn.
CLAsSEs-Tuesdays and fridays IN Brooklyn.
CLAsSES-Wedncsdaysa and Saturdays In New York
Circular for terms &c may be had at either academy.
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ROUGH NOTES.

/. The military telegraph has been ex-
:ended from Norfolk to Suffolk.
The Union sentiment of Norfolk is
gradually developing itself. A reac-
lion has commenced which not even
the .reverses of Banks could chill
Norfolk and Portsmouth will, it is said,
slect Union city governments at their
charter election in about four weeks.
4 The Noyfozh Union is to be c$tah-
llshed at the old Herald office, which
issued Union paper till the last and
then died for Want of paper to print on-
/. Col. Dodge, of the \. Y. Mounted
Rlhes has made daring reconnaissance.
With two companies of his battalion
he started from Norfolk on*Tuesday Of
last week. and reached Elizabeth City
on :" ednesday morning, where they
were received with great rtjoicings.-
After brief stay he pushed on to LIert-
ford, Edenton. Simsburv, MintonviI!c
1and GatesyiIIe. At Gatesyi!le, Col. y.
captured Col. Parker, Capt. Hoffman,
LIeuts. Rountree, Costar, and Hon
.nowlow, and two other officers Of
rebel regiment, six companies OF which
were already in Richmord. and on
Thursday evening were safely Jagged
and in Suffolk. Col. Dodge is evident
Ely bound to render efficient service
Col. Parker and Capt. Hoffman took
the oaths of allegiance and were re-
leased on parole.
Hon. Joseph Segrr has addressed
large Union meetings at Portsmouth
and Norfolk.
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90, and there it was halted The head of CT
Denyer's column reached its position as Il
enemy was beginning to retreat.
General Morgan l.. Smith conducted til
advance of his brigade handsomely, and I'll
chief work and loss fell upon his two leadiH
regiments, the 9th Missouri and 55th Hlinos
leave to him the full credit of conducting fl
advance, and of carrying the position at Ru
sells. He held the ground till about dayligt
next morning, when, by my order, he left
strong picket there. and placed his bsigad
back short distance in easy support, whei
il remained until relieved by another brigaG1
From Russells we could hear distinctly II
drums beating in Corinth. The house
nearly two miles from me, and about one arI
"a quarter miles from the enemy's outer il
trenchments, and the position, though imp POI
tant, is too exposed for single brigade, wit
our line disposed as at present Gen. Huribd
las TWO companies at RusselTs ard two res
.s osslessfhs So I...sa s,'ss ed '7. sas.
now the advance picket station in. our fror
ard | have chain Of sentinels round by til
right to point on the Purdy and Corint
road, where it joins on to the pickets Of Ger
McCleraand.
There was no loss sustained by Gen. Hur1
but or Denvers commands in their flank NOV,
ments on Russeli's; but the loss in Gel
Morgan L. Smiths brigade was pretty heavI
10 killed and 81 wounded, a list Of whot
will accompany this report. The Confederat
left II dead on the ground, whom We buried
They removed their wounded, of which man
traces were on the ground and in the houss
Among their dead was one captain and twI
lientenants. We took only one priseneI
whom sent TO The Provost Marshal
| have the honor to be your obeiient serv'tl
w t. SHERMAN
Brigadisr-G General Commanding Div
Headquarters Department Mississippi, CAM
Corjnth Roads, Mississippi, -Nsy %, 1861
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Battle at Martins Creek, N. c.

q
On Thursday last, the 24th Regiment
Mass Vol, now stationed at Washing
ton, n. c., together with Col. How
ards marine artillery, marched ont OIL
the Greenyille road about nine miles,
to Martins Greek, for the purpose Of
making reconnaissance Just before
reaching the creek the road runs
through q deep and inpenetrable mo-
ass, making deploying or fsnkins
movements utterly impossible. The
creek is broad, and at the extremity Of
he bridge, on the opposite shore, stood
an old mill surrounded BY. nseads y,
-; tsssss ar Eehin1i tha cutton baies
.djaeent, the rebelregi,asnt under the
ioughty Col. Singletary posted them
.elres, after saving the bridge timbers
% as to make it impossible to artillery
,r cavalry. The road is very narrow,
md but single platoon front could
,e at one time presented. -
Onarriving at the banks Of the creek,
brisk fire was opened on the federal
,orce, which at once halted, and cou-
ole2of Col. Howard>s marine batteries
1t once advanced to the front, and
ppened brisk fire with she'll and shrap-
ael. After making a stand Of half an
lour the rebels ''skeedaddled, " leaving
our troops masters Of the field.
Our loss was seven killed and ten
pvounded The rebel loss is not posi-
lively known, but is much greatcr.-
Among the dead was Col. Singletary.
A member Of the Marine artillery was
hot,and as he fell ,heroically exclaimed,
My God, my country and my flag.
Boys do your duty - turned upon his
;ide, and his spirit passed up to God
sho gave it. Too much praise cannot
De awarded the Marine artillery for
he brave and gallant stand made by
hem. Cool and collected they bore
3he brunt of the battle and drove the
enemy with their usual success.
1t was great victory 1or our troops
The. enemy had choice Of position and
knowledge Of the country, and secure-
y, as they supposed, ambushed. The
'ebels were ignominiously driven from
heir chosen posts and Col. G. B. Sin
yletary, the clustering, blowing OPP
u essor Of loyal men hereabouts pre-
yious to the arrival Of Unio troops, is
Known to have ended his career. All
Fhese successes help demoralize the reb
els, discourages and dampens their al
1or, and lessons their confidence in a
waning cause.
The Federal dead were brought to
Newbern, and buried under military
lonors on Sunday. There were seven
1illed. The services were conducted
oy Rev. Mr.. Mellen, Chaplain Of the
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The Capital OF Arkansas Captured.

CHICAGO, May 81, 1862.
A special dispatch from Cairo says An Ar
kansas refugee arrived from the feet to-day. He
says that Little Rock is fully occupied by the
Union army, and that what citizens remain are
decidedly loyal.
The Arkansas State Legislature had scattered.
and the Governor he7 the State He ;s now at
Jackson, Mississippi.
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g Why is a man who take. Il
Sherry Cobbler like a dog in a rain
storm Because he takes his vine
tWhine) IN N.t5r.
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WAsnINGroN, June l, 1862.
War Department this afternoon, from
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The Battle on the Chickahomin7

Cur Advance Attsclke5 by the 1.ebels.
THE RA TONET DOES THE WORl
The Enemy Escpuised Everywhere.
GREAT SLAUGHTER OF THE REBELS.
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One square one insertion, SI.oo, and 25cents for
every subsoq uent insertion
No attemtiou will be paid to advertisements sent
by letter un Il remittance IN money accompany
them
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LoUIsBURG FEMALE COLLEGE,

TENHlS INSTITUTION, UNDER THE M,y.rIup,.
= Of MT. James SOnthgate and Lady. * i"c1;,5
in one OF the most delightful villages in North CDa
me most INC rough Instruction in all branches Of fr
and undoublei qualification. % 'Ai'erience
Inc music department is in charge of Prof V Knerr.
ger, loi FariS France, pupil Of Thaberg Circulars will
drsss " " nv ueSle them. FOR iuli particulars ad-
u'e'' JAMES S0UTnGATE
AnriI 90 1.ea LouiSburg y. C.
Re $3.50 WV, $j-tf
Observer, TarGoro Southerner and Coldboj T,n
Will pIease discontinue the long advertisement in bp1
columns ana insert the above in It's place fur times u
ly, and forward bills TO Luuisburg. 4 q '' "eeA'
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WAR NEMSI

e.eb G GEGEST ACT OF CONGRESS REQUIRES
pany T. OF my regiment requires % men Grn ue Com
county y Company G, from Chatham 20 MEM
Ip"m Union county Is men Company c. from GW ED
Pany h, from Anson wants 81 men CnD ~ men Com.
moore county wants Is men Company 4 from i nsE
county wants % men. Men liable to draft in t O Ashe
naI oetler come along at and fill up their
Pahes IKE white men, and not wait for the sbr ~ ecn
them 10 me- p ~ D 'iI Ne SnerIH 10 bring
Near Kinstou. April 90, 1862. A. T. troops
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Samuel Sprui!I Colonel; William G Robinson, Lien
tenant Colonel John W-WOodhn, Major; GuilfOrd Mich
Olson, Adjuant.
Rodgers First Lieutenant; William Z Moore George w
Snider, Second Lieuieuants.
B-CIinton NJ Andrews. Captain; ; Jay Andrews, First
Lieutenant; Richard Allison, james Turner, Second
iieutenans.
John Booth Captain; James NJ Wynns, First Lieu
tenant; Mills l. Eure, William p Roberts, Second Lieu
tenants.
D-James W Strange, Cortan -, First Lieuten-
ant Joseph kerr James F T Williams, Second Leuis.
E-Cuumbus A Thomas, Captain; Josiah j Wick,
First Lieutenant Nicholas Harris, Robert Atkinson
Second LeutenantS.
F--Barziilai l. Cole Captain; Elisha King. First Lieu
tenant; James r Nelson, Second Lieutenant
G-Lewis L Satterlhwat Captain William Satterth-
wait, First Lieutenant; William NJ Nelson, Geo Bryan,
Second Leuenants.
H-John Randolph, Captain; Henry B Hardy, First
Lieutenant; George Bishop, William NewSom' second
Lieutenans. -
Jesse Bry an. Captain; John Arnold, First Lieu
tenant; Dan Bryan. john Ritter Second LIeutenaniS
K-Josiah Turner, Captain William A Graham, First
Lieutenant John Lockhart James Moore Second Lieu
tenants.
Twentieth Reg. 10th Volunteers---Infantry.)
Alfred IversOn Colonel Franklin FaisOn, Lieutenant
Colonel; William Toon, Major.
Company A-NesOn Slough, Captain; CT aries Harris,
First Lieutenant; p smith, y Young, Second Lieu
tenants.
BIZ B AttweIl, Captain; r S Harris First Lieutenant
w Caldwell William Johnston, Second Lleutenants-
C-B Smith, Captain; james Williams, First Lieu
tenant Henry Coleman Second Lieutenant.
D-John Stanly, Captain; Jasper Stany, First
Leuenants.
E-CIaudius B benson Captain r Pryor James, Adjt
First Lieutenant; Louis Hicks, Second Lieutenant.
=. F-o Chestnut, Captain; James W Wright First