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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
.The State of Ohio, I In the Court of
4 Trumbull County. Is. Common Pleas.
Nobl. Z. Ferry. Pff,

James N. D~icksrman, Eze-f
kialSankey and others,dftsJ The defendan
kial Sankey, a nonresident of the State Of OF Enc
notified that the plaintiff. Noble b. Ferry, hio. is
the 9Th day Of February, 1862, file his petidid on
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for stion in
against him, the said Ezekial Sankey and aid Co.,
claiming that the defendant Diekerman was others,
ed to him in the sum Of Two Hundred and indebt-
Eight and 56-1W Dollars. and also laimingNi Ninety
holds q mechanics lieu for that amount, all the fol-
lowing described lands situate in the township Of
Mecca, county Of TruEbull and State Of Ohio, and
as surveyed and plated by F. Il Stowe, as will more
fully APP ear, reference being had to said plat re-
corded in Trumbull County Records Book Of Maps
], pages, and contains Ia acres Of land near
ly. and also on the Tavern House and Barn thereon
situate; that the defendant ankey has some inter
est therein, and askingthat an account be taken OF
the respective interests of the several parties and
premises ordered to be sold. and the proceeds be
BY order of Court. The defendant San
key is required to appear and answer BY the list
day Of June, 1902 FUTILE GSIULI-
Apr .. '62-6U Attorneys for Pif.
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BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
I'D SILK P0PLINS.
SILK GRENADINES.
MOZAMBIQuES,
BAREGE ANGLAIS.
CHENE POLL DE CHEVRES,
PRINTED ORGANDlES,
PRINTED JACONETS.
CHENE GINGHAMS.
~ NEW YORK STORE.
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TIIE State of Ohio, Trum. Co., IS

TIlE State of Ohio, Trum. Co., IS.
Il In the Court of Common Pleas of said county.
Daniel Derr and
George ii. Reid. PIds,
vs. Civil Action.
Porter II. Friend, Charles
W. Ricketson and James
]. Wallace. DeftS. Tho said Porter r.
Friend. Charles w. Ricketson and James J. Wal
lace, defendants. residents of the State Of Pennsyl-
vania, will take notice that on the 18th day of May.
1862. the said plaintiffs filed their petition against
them, the object of which is to forecloss q contract
for the sale of the following described real estate.
situate in the township of Mecca. county Of Trum-
ball and State Of Ohio, TO wit: designated on q plat
of late laid out by Daniel Derr, George H.. Reid and
Isaac TrOxell. BY its number being one. and bound
ed on the east by land of-Slow, on the west by
lot No. II. on the north by lot No. >. and ON the
south by lands of said Slow. containing five acres
of land. Said petition prays judgment against said
defendants for the sum Of one hundred and seven
ty-fve dollars with interest from October. 1850. and
in default Of payment thereof that said premises be
ordered sold and the proceeds arising therefrom be
applied in payment of said Judgment so to be OBJ
tanned. DANIEL DERR,
GE0RGE II. REID.
May q. Cow By Jefferson Palm. their Atty.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
i County, in the Court of Common Pleas.

Diantha J Harrison
vs. Notice.
William Harrison
The defendant. VIM. Harrison will take notice
that on the 9Th day Of Januaryr-lS62. petitioner
fled her petition in said Court. alledging that she
was married to defendant on the 1lth day. of Feb
ruary. 1871. at said County, that she has at all times
conducted herself as a faithful and obedient wife,
but that defendant has been w~illfully entity Of gross
neglect of duty toward petitioner and their children
for more than seven years last past, that defendant
totally neglected to provide for petitioner during
sickness and confinement in the winter Of 1855 6,the
common neeessaries of life. that during all that win
ter and until the month Of JHne. 1876. defendant
wholly neglected 10 provide clothing and food for
petitioner and their children. that owing to such
neglect petitioner was compelled to leave defend
ant on the 18th June. 1856. and seek employment by
the week in order TO sustain herself and child John.
now in her possession. and that defendant has ever
since wholly neglected to provldefo for petitioner and
said children. Petitioner praysdiyOree. restoration
to her maiden name Of Diantha ]. Dodge. and Gus
tOdy and control Of said child John. The cause
will be for hearing June 18th. ls62-
Apr o. '65-6w By cox 4 SPEAR her Attys.
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Town and County.
snaech of Hon. B F. Wade

We print on our first page interesting
extracts from a very able speech made re-
Gently by Senator Wade, on the Wa
question. Don't fail to read it. 1t is
w~ide-awake, and up TO the demands of
tho times.
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DEATHS


In Poland. on Sunday evening. May 18th. 1866, Mrs.
REBECcA DUNLAP. wife of Captain Andrew
Dunlap. land mother of Mrs. C. r. Fowler. of
Canfeld.) aged about so years.
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Death Of q Member of the l4th Bat


Death Of a Member of the l4th Bat
terry.
We were panied to learn through a let
ter received by Mr.. Jacob Angstadt, of
this place, of the death of his son, John
Angstadt, who was a member of Burrows
Battery. He died in General Hospital at
Louisville, KY, on May 18th, of typhoid
fever, after a severe sickness of three
weeks. He wasabout 10 years of age, and
was a young man highly esteemed by his
acquaintance. He fought bravely IN the
battle of Shiloh, and came off unhurt, to
be soon stricken down by disease. He
was a member of the N. E. Church of this
place, and recent letters from him give
encouraging evidence to his friends that
he died fra in the Christian faith.
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q g. W. r. R.

At a meeting of citizens held at Cox &
Spears Office, on last Saturday evening,
Messrs. L. j. Iddings, II. D. Perkins and
j. w. Tyler. were appointed a committee
to confer with the Managers of the above
named line of R. R., to arrive at some I'M
derstanding concerning the location of
the road through this.-place 1.-THE COM
mittee will report as soon as practicable.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.
POsT-OFFTCE. warren, O.,
March n 1852


YOUNGSTOWN. DIILY-ArriTes go n; leaves
Ills n.
CLEVELAND. DAILr-ArriFes lILs A n leaves
RlLEI- DsILr-Arrives Z P y: leaves6AH
OIL DIGGINGS. D~AILr-Arr1Ees IL Az ie@ses Z
sUARoN-Irrives Taes.. Thurs AID Sat atleSo 4
y: leaves same days at l:O PM :,
WEST GREESVILLE-Arriyes A9n. he9 ana
FRIDAYS nj = rE leaves Tues. Thurs and Sat
uraays At u N
Observation-Disclosures Mon. Wed and Fridays
Al ii ~ leaves same days at
NORTH BLOoMFIELD-Arriyes Mon. hed and
Fridays az P n leaves Tues. Thurs and Sat
urdays at A n -
~ leaves Tues and Thursdays al Z
CANTON. DUCK CREEK. HANNAS
Arrives Friday 5 P n: leaves Iuesdsy 9s0Ah
KAYENNA-Arrives Mon- ed and FRIDAYS, al
4PM; leaves on Tues. Thurs and Saturdays,
at9AH
A. Mails which leave at or before 5 A \ are closed
the rrsceding Eve, at y \. All others are closed
q. M. PATCH, p. VI.
No drop letters delivered unless prepaid
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Have been in snrs-rssinl operation in
IL Families, Clothing houses. &c, In Warren.
for many months past. Their invsriabie sneeess.
and their perfect work. il = better guarantee {
those wishing 10 purchase than the irresponsible as
sertion Of m interested agent Of Howes or any 9th
er machine: while the fact that they do not make
hGG the noise. is q sufficient to those
love gvisf in the family. An intelligent man
after . fair examination and trial will risk his rep
utstion by deciding against finkls d Lyons. We
will. In all Cases. give sufficient time for trial and
guarantee perfect saeesss In nsins. perfect work Rnd
PARKS & wRNEz
Warren. Apr q. rS&
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Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.

Do you rise with a coated topgue, mornings, with
bad taste in the mouth and poor appetite for bTVak-
fSst? Do you feel when you frst get up 50 weak
and languid You can scarcely get about3 Do you
have = dizziness in the head at times and often .
dullness, with headache OCCASIONALLY arr yusr
bowels e~ostive and irregular and appetite change
able2 Do you reft up wind from the stoInsShs. and
do you bloat up often? Do you feel Q fgline ser
eating and q goneness when the stomach is eIEtu
Do You have heart burn occasionally? Do yBa G,l
low spirited and look on the dark side Of thih=s?--
Are you not unusually nervous at times2 Do yoa
not become restless and often lay until midnight Le-
fore you eaa go to sleep? And then. n times don't
You feel dull and sleepy most of the fimeg ls yonr
skin dry and seAly also sall0w? In short is not
your life q barthen. full offorebodings! Nov. these
are the symptoms generally present. but not sIhays
all Of them. and there are thousands VINO are suheI-
ing daily from them, aud We pledge ourselves. N
from three-to five prescriptions. to drive them all
AWAY and. completely cure the patient. cnanElEg
their whole physical and mental nature, and thus
mako life a blessing In place Of a buTthen. We ask
those who have tried until tired and discouraged h
give ms one fair trial and we candidly can do just
what is above set forth. Try two prescriptions and
We can in that time satisfy the most ilcreduiogs-
We call especial attention 20 our almost i1valuebls
treatment in the above diseases. "Prore al fkszoa.'
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MARRIAGES


DUNLAP McC0MBS-By Rev. W. G. March,
Garfield, Ohio, May 10th. 1861. Mr.. Josiah Dun
lap to Miss Lucy J.. McCombs, both of Weathers-
field, Trumbull county, Ohio.
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AMI ADVICE.

Gtizra SoE5i--As you go forth 20 battle. by all
means provide y~oupself with a good supply of-Per-
~ Davis Pain Eiller"-it may be the means ofsav-
ing your life from many diseases incident to camp
life-t hiss saved mine-but be sure you get the pure
Perry Davis Pain Killer, il is the only reliable prepA
aration Of the kind in alfcases.
FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER.
let me say to you in brotherly kindness. put n Bible
in one end of the Soldiers Kit and a bottle of genu-
inc Perry Davis Pain Killer in the other. and It nay
be the means of insuring his safe tetuTn-trust to
no nfler prcnarafinn.
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Advertisement, not under contract, must be mark
ed the length of time desired. or they will be
scontinued and charged for until ordered out
Special Notices, and extra displayed Advertise
lnents, 50 per cent more.
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements to be paid for invariably
in advance.
Yearly Advertisers will be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices, not connected with
their regular business.
per year; each additional lire. IS cents.
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SALE.

CHERRIES SALE.
~ Leonard Woodland In TrTmbull county
vs. fCommon Pleas.
Of sale in the above entitled case issued out of the
Court Common Pleas in and for the county of Trum-
bull. State OF Ohio, and to me directed and deliver
ed | have levied upon and shall expose at Public
Sale on
Saturday IN eth day of May, Is62,
betE sen ths hours Of 10 o'clock A N. and 4 o'clock P
II. At the door of the Court House in Warren. the
following described Real Estate TO wit: Part of lot
No. Is in the township of Lordstown. in said county
Of Trumbull. being the west part thereof. and bound
ed on the north west and south by the lot lines of
said lot No. 10. on the east by lands owned by Mary
Beal. (Widow) and about fourteen acres of land
owned by said Peter Shively. purchased by him
or less. Appraised At IS per aero. Terms cash.
Sheriff. oIies. J.G.BUTLER, sh'f.
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FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER.


provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Killer AZ
this season of the year when Ch0ie. Cholera Nor
for it, lift does not effect a speedy eure-brt be sure
You trust II no other remedy but the old long tried
L-,owIoIra faiTod
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mon Pleas in and for the. County OF Irumbull, State
Of Ohio. i have levied upon and will offer for sale
on
Saturday the 2Ist day of June, 1852,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4 N and ( P N, at
the south door of the Courthouse IN warren. IN
said county. the following described Real Estate.
situate in Braceville township, No. 4, IN the 5th
range of townships in the Connecticut W estern he
serve in the State of Ohio, known BY partS OF sec
ton or lot No. y. and bounded ~ follows; begin
ming At the " rest corner of John Conklins land.
and Is the north line of said section y. thence south
along the west line of COnklin's land 2 chains 10
links 10 a locust tree, thence west 3 chains y links
10 4 post, thence north z chains and 10 links TO \
stake. ON the north line of said lot, thence east ,
chains 81 links 10 the place of beginning. contain
ing . acres of land. u piece bounded a follows:
beginning at the northwest corner Of the estate Of
Marcus BoswOrth. deed. at a stone IN the north
line of said section. thence south chains Is links
70 a post, thence east along Clarks , chains Sinks
10 = pct, thence north - chains 10 links IN the
north line of said section, thence west along the
section line 6 chains Is links to the place OF begin
ming and containing Is acres of land. making an az
gregate Of 90 acres, y acres of the east and IS acres
of the west side Of the homestead or real estate OF
Marcus BoswOrth. late Of Braeeville. be the Same
more or less. I'd. Also one other piece Of land at,
uRte in said Braceyille. bounded north by land
owned by Cyrus L. Johnston. east By land owned
owned by Joseph and Nelson Jones. west BY land
Of Conrad Smallscreed, and contains 81 acres Of
land, and Is the homestead upon which Aneil los
worth now resides. Appraised At lst or = acres.
so per acre. I'd or IS acres. So per acre. and the
other or so acres at SIS per acre. Terms cash.
May q. iS6s.5w J. G. BUTLER, Shift.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKI

WOOL There has been moderate in
quiry during the week for the various
descriptions and prices have rather an
upward tendency. The sales comprises
about 40(G50 ooh. Fleece at 44c G4Sc.;
&c, 00 H..
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A NOTICE.

A ENACTMENT NOTICE.
n Joseph McClucr. Plff Before Samuel A.
S,JobO. Def. ga ,bd T9S !; p = Me-
On the 18th day Of April. 1856. said Justice issued
an order Of attachment in the above action for the
sum Of Thirty-Throe Dollars and Eighty-Ssven
Cents. Said case Il continued TO fhe 18Th day Of
Nay, 1867. ats o'clock 4 n
April n, fee9-9W@
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IN Notice is hereby given that a petition will be
presented to the Commissioner of Trumbul coun-
ty at their next meeting in June. praying the Ap-
pointment Of \ Committee to visw and lay a county
road. commencing at 4 point at ornsar Joseph Eas-
tons ON the Bloomfield road, thence south on lot
line TO the northwest corner Of land Of VIM. Hig-
gins. thence west to intersect the north and south
road laid on the west line Of lot Is. l6 and IL.
CALVIN DROWN.
Mesopotamia. May =. 1S6o-lwa
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

- Isaac Troxelll In Court of Common Pleas of
vs. iTrumbull county. Ohio.
Charles Duffy By virtue of an order Of sale
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of said
county, in the above case and to me directed and
delivered, Ihave levied upon and shall expose to
Public Sale on
Saturday the eth day of May, 1859,
ut the south door of the Court House in Warren.
setween the hours of ~ o'clock A VI and I p NJ. the
following Real Estate, to wit: Situate in the town
ship Of BaIetta, in said county of Trumbull. being
part of lot IL, in the original survey of said town
ship, but which was more recently laid out by the
said Isaac Troxell into mall lots for the purpose of
selling or leasing as oil privileges. which will aP-
pear more fully by n plat of the same in the Re
corder's Office ef said county. lin book of maps and
town plats) and which is numbered in said plat as
No. ]. bounded on the east by lot No. ,. on the west
by the highway, on the north by a road dedieatedt to
the public by said Troxell, j feet wide, and on the
south by lands of NJ. Moore. Containing . acres
Appraised at 500. Terms Cash.
April %. 1867 JOS. G. BUTLER Sheriff.
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o nPRINTING

Having recently made large additions Of the
iatest STYLES Of type, to our assortment o: JOB
Printing material. we are prepared TO execute IN
the best manner, the different varieties OF flaln
and Fancy Printing
SUCH As
Address Cards, Certificates, Labels,
business Cards, Check Books. Manifests,
Rank -Oheeks. Colored Printing, Notes.
Ri1Sof Il adine Drafts. Programmes,
Raj Tiekets- Form Books, Receipts,
RI.nks All Finds HandbiIls. Show Bills.
In fact everything done in the shape Of Print
ing, at prices that cannot fail 10 suit, and with
dispatch. We keep constantly on hand q good
assortment Of Cards and Fine Stationery, from
which those in want of Printing can select
SussIees' and Constables'
Tarran,ee. Mortgage and QlGt-Caim Deeds. Sam
ROM, Erecnfions. Ssbponas. etc.
Constantly on hand and for sale
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State of Ohio, TrumbuIl Co, !


IN The undersigned has been duly appointed ad-
ministratOr # the Estate of Ashbel King, late Of
Trumbull county, Ohio. deed, all persons indebted
to the estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
vii present them to the undersigned for allowance.
A. TRUESDELL. Admir- of
Warren. April 2. lS52 Said Estate.
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CHERIFFS SALE.
- James Jackson and othersl In Trumbull Coz

Cyrus BoSUorth and others.
By virtue Of a fenditioni Exponas in the above
case, rs also an execution in favor of Isaac Halford
issued and delivered to me out of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas in and for the. County Of Trumbull, State
Of Ohio. i have levied upon and will offer for sale
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Otato of Ohio, Trumbull County, In

u Court Of Common Pleas.
John Tibbetts, plaintiff Said Samuel F. Reeker
vs. il notified that on the I'd
Samuel F. Rocker and of Sept. 1861, plaintiff filed
Ma. Eileen, defendants his petition in Clerks Of
fee Of said Court. demanding judgment against him
and his co-defendant Max Elben. for sum Of $685.,
and interest since April lst. 1861. An amount due
upon land contract made by said plf with said def
Feb. 9Th, 1862. for sale by him. of Eve acres Of land
to defts for $50, 500 due April LIST. 1861, and $500.
April LIST, ls62, that only SIS has been paid in since
due that in said action an attachment has been is
sued and duly returned. defendant must answer BY
DIST of June, or in default Judgment will bo had
against him. IT,, r. FORREST,
April q. lS62-6w Plfs Attys-
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Western Reserve Chronicle.
TERMS on srnscRTprIov

0.s Dollar and FVtv Cent?. in advance: Txo Dol
Tara, u payment 10 NOT made IN adraHce. Ne pa
per discontinued until all arfearkEcs are paid ex-
capt At the option Of the publishers.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.
L. Martha J. Lindsey In the Court. Of Con
Spicas nf Trrfmbun Co

vs. Pleas Of Trdmbull Co.,
David Lindsey Ohio.
David Lindsey. a nonresident of the State OF
Ohio. is hereby notified that Martha J. Lindsey on
the Tth day Of February. 1852. filed her petition in
the office Of Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the county Of Trumbull and State OF
Ohio, praying that she may be divorced from the
said David Lindsey. and that her child, Wm. f.
Lindsey, be consigned to her custody, and that She
be restored to her maiden name, alledsing Us eaus-
es for a divorce, habitual drunkenness. gross neg
lect of duty, extreme cruelty and fraudulent con-
tract. Said cause will be for hearing the next term
Of said Court. MARTHA J. LINDSLEF,
Apr y, '61-6W By &. W. Smith, her Atty.
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Balls Ohio Harvester,
Manufacturer b.
ENGLISH, HELMICK & DIXON,
New PhfIadeInhfn- nhf0L

Nhe utility OF the Eeaping and
Il Moving Machines being no longera question,
the very natural enquiry of the farmer wanting to
purchase a Harvester il. where can l buy the best
machine IN use? We would advise all such to ex-
anime all the machines within your reach. and
when you have found one the appearance Of which
pleases you. go to some one who has used il and as
certain from him whether it is what it has been
represented tn be. In this way you will probably
get n Harvester that is all right.
This Machine has been in use for the last Eve
years, and there is scarcely a county in the North
ern states in which it has not been tested. Persons
wishing to buy. can be shown references from far
mers IN this vicinity. who have tried this machine.
and who recommend it as having adYantages over
any other in use.
L am agent for the counties Of Geauga, Lake,
Trumbull and Ashtabula in this State. | have some
OF the machines on hand that can be examined At
any time by calling on me in Ashtabula. Ohio.
L. q. GLEASON, Agent.
Or A. ID. WEBB, Agent, at Warren. Ohio,
and G. W. SNiDER, Agent. at Hartford. Ohio.
May p, lS6a-2m.
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The War Fever Up.

When the news came to town on Mon
day evening, of the call for two hundred
volunteers from this county, to report I'M
mediately at Camp Chase, Columbus, steps
were Immediately taken to promptly meet
the demand. The court-bell was rang,
and drum and fife employed to call citizens
together at the Court House. By 8 o'clock
the room was filed, and a meeting organ
lied by calling Gen. T. J. McLain TO the
Chair, and appointing C. II. Mills and E.
II. Ensign, Secretaries. The call OF Gov.
Tod, published in another column, was
read, AMI a call made by the Military Com
mittee for volunteers. In a short time,
eighteen names were enrolled, pledged to
60 forthwith to Columbus.
A COMMITTEES of one was appointed to
go into each township, OF yesterday, to
call meetings and recruit volunteers. On
Tuesday morning, bright and early, the
committeeman started on their missions,
and no doubt will be able to report, in a
day or two, the full complement of men
called for from Trumbull. Up to the time
of putting our paper to press, the follow
ing names, principally from this town, had
been enrolled: Afull company from this
county, is expected to start to-day.
C. w. Smith, w. Ii. Woodrow,
1t. II. Is. Case, Theo. Mcconnell,
John Supple. Geo. w. Messer,
Chas. s.. Abel, John Bell,
Jas. Scott, Reuben ~Leisenring,
Amasa Hoyt, James Miller,
John C. McLain, John Owrey,
VIM. Orchard, JEFF. Wilson,
John S. Hoyt, H. K. Greter,
James Smith, VIM. McCrackin,
VIM. Camp, VIM. Crawford,
Frank Mackey, w. NJ. Reed,
J. b. Hurlbut, II. NJ. Ford,
John Kinsman, John B. Irwin,
J. w. Bissell, w. d. Brown,
James Weir, Frank Vaname,
J. L. Jameson, j. Vautrot Jr., .
VIM. K. Patch, A. p. Shaffer, I
V. Wilson, Henry C.. Ewalt, :
". T. Brown, Thomas Waterland, :
I. W. Scott, Jos. N. Lewis,
Yard Diehl, Calvin Osborn,
Iorace S. Fuller, John w. Tayler, =
v