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FDWARD CLARK. IP1A1NrrFp

III \ against Amos L. OHAMFfON, Dsfendant.1
Hiram Giddings, Garnishee Before Wells Porter, !
P, Of Cleveland Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio
On the 18th day Of May, A. D. l563 said Justice Is.
susd an order Of Alta hment in the above action for
the sum Of Two Hundred and Five Dollars. Said De-
tendant s notified that said action viii be for hearing
before said Justice the 22d day Of june A. d. 1853
at A. n. PALMRR q DENNIS.
mayl2-42 Attorneys for Plaintiff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01
Zee MANuFART0RT.

GtLEYELAND PAPER UOMP'Y.
Y -MEnnlacturers OF NEWS, BOOK and WRAP
ING PAPER. Orders hllsd promrtlT. ts.4 y
-9rha0b Wastsas 0a.os $50 6uParior-Et
W.EAEG06 AGl1l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

One Lot, coTner Wilson Avenue and CedAr-St sO1x
395 eet. s2i foot --rIH .trf4
Three LOIS on Will on Avenue 100 3e6 IT, el8 per #.
Two Lots on Wilson Avenue. l0lx3g5 r. so per IT,
Two Lots on Wilson Avruuc, 0n . It. S22 per r.
The above lots on Willtoi Avenu, are very desira-
bic lQr Building purposes, aud are 4 outside the
City limits. ara a..-tlafI'EE y
Let on Prospect ST., running through to Cedar st,
93XS0J feet deep. E-H.l'I -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

Il story Brick House. Lot 4lxI7O to an alley on
Eraakltp-St., opp1Fits Reserve r. Good Barn
Well Water and Cistern S2aO Terms easy. .
A large new and elegant Brick HOuss and Barn, cor
ner kinsm2n and FOrest-St- LO4 2e6X3y6. $50.
Brick dOuss aud Lot, No. johnson st Lot 35xlOI.
Price $500. ar.l I.l. H.. r T
~ st ~ New Brick House AID Lot, No 90 Scoviile-
81 Lot 3sXl4t, cor. alley and ScOville-St. s33Oe.
Ierms easy. Possession RiVan immediately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

G1-Wi buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and 'OlleCt Rents, &C. "Hl 70
nB-Ho charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made
EB-Also iseues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

A very desiral le Dock Property s1ls on tho Old
hlger Bed, ntar the "FOrge" o e. A Otis, 325
feet troBtn ~ lf00 feet deep, being Blocks Is, l9
and ~. THIS pro serty is Cse su1 has water
suhcieut 7 the longest v, -yi5 to ciscEarse
alongside II is one OF the st locations for
ma3utactqHn purposes CT ior Goal and Iron o g
Docks in the tlstY mav6
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FARMS ron SALE

30 acres 10 BrecksvilIe; 65acTes im,roved balance
c1Oice timber land. s25 per acre Terms easy
30 acres IN Boston 40 acres improved Good Hous9
and Barn. Price $40 per acre. To ms srsy
l2S acres In Parma, miles from BrigptOn 50 aci es
improved. Good twO-stOTy House and two Barns.
Price e50U0 rt-.5a-a
50 acres in Newburg, abou miles fr m Cleveland
Good HOUSE and Barns and fine q chRrd. SJO0l
$50 acres, 80 miles from Toledo and nliles rom Wau-
RE and balance timber land. New House and
Barn AMI good Fruit e2J Fer acre TermI easy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01
SKIRT SUPPORTERS.

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
Il perfect Union institution. 1t unites the Cor
Eots Shoulder Brace, Anti LAGER and Bkirt-Supports
In one beautiful article OF Wearing Apparel
The tsOOnBtitution must be Preserved" Vhsobsye
y Lady aays can be by wearing these Waisfs
TRY THEM-PRIOES REDUQEDf
Tor sale eby-FBEEMAN KELLOGG. III SuuerI.
or-St., Mrs P0RTER, MiIliner, q Seneca- ST HflIV
AR = Hl9BEE, 237 Superior-St Mrs. II RVEsY n
St. OlaF-t and At W leesale and Rstai by the Pro-
lFietors and Manufacturers, IGI Ontario-St, (eFsY
Gooreid Auction Store Cleveland, Ohio
- Waists Medgto OrdeFN t0r = -'--..~ rrF
Stat5and County Rights f0T. sale.
fo-s.zI1If -. NORRIS 4 sHEFFTELD.
ED8W We viii prosecute al psrsonGI Who lmaTs Il,
waists, or mako the Braces without authority from
g. auglD
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Ran E8IATE.
Holm JENNINGS,
Iusurance and Real Estate Agent


lII.IIV ' ID 7 IIJL
211 superiOr-St.. Marble Block,
To Atwater Building, foot Of Superior-St
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(RAYTON 4 STOCKWELL,
RE4L ESTATE AGENTS.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

0fice No 8 AtWater Building Entrance throug
the Insurance Office Off. +. Brayton.
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SHIRT MANUFACTORY.

SENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
~ WHERH. Directions for self 1aa1ursmsntnsn
Ereo sVoryWheFs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

4 LITPL 6, DEAL nm IN REAL
LIE ESTATE Railroad aud q Stocks. Has on
hand la GO 10 II FARMS aud nmiiie Lands in
this State, lowe Wisconsin and liuOlB,
- urooe over %. so south sidso Pub Square.
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DIR. aIBso ON

once hoursfrom to 12and from t. o'clock dAIIl
Sundays eLcspted.) Ha" .-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-01

New England, New York and the West
Rifh PrOmPtasss, Care and Dispatch.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-20

e Cincinnati, Aug, 10, So :
The Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue has decided That aggregate re-
turns of brewers, when expressed in
fractions Of less than one-half barrel,
shall be taxed as half barrels; or if
expressed by fractions greater than
one. half and less than one barrel, shall
be accounted ss barrels. This 10 his
interpretation of the proviso Of the
fiftieth session Of the Excise Tax Law.
If .howeyer, brewers, in making out
their monthly abstracts for Assessors,
givs the nw1l5sr Of packages Of each size
sold, As barrels, half barrels, quarter
barrels, 30, in the form specified in
the following lstter, they will only
hare TO pay the tax proportionate up
OF each package, according to the Sec
ond, proviso Of the twelfth section Of
the Alnendatory Act, as follows:
aThere shall be paid on beer lager
beer, ale porter, and other, similar
fsrnented liquors; by whatever name
such liquors may be called, a duty on
ly of sixty cents for each and every
barrel containingnot more than thirty
one gallons, and at like rate for any
other quantity, 'or for fractional parts
of barrel
1.-The letter referred to ia as follows
under date Of August |, 1858;
All entries Of beer, ale and porter
on the alphabetical list, should be made
IN accordance with the instructions
laat forwarded from this Office, and re.
ferred to inthe letter from you Of the
24thult., as having been received
Thus, if in making such entries you
specify the fact that packages are as.
ssssed holding less than one half bar.
rel viz
Beer, 10 bbla at 6Oc, SO 90; 10 hall
barrelsat 30c, s2 90; quarter barrels
at.15c, 81 05 the tax will be proper
toned to the quantity, viz $40 05
utRyou make the entry in bulk thus
l6i bbls, the tax will be upon II bblf
SO 20, in accordance with section 80
of the Excise Law, which provides
that fractional parts Of barrel Of beer
ale, or porter, exceeding one. half bar
rel shall be considered as q barrel
fSigncd] J"EW.'D MCPHERSON,
HDepty Com
The previous letter referred to in
the foregoing, as having been acknowl-
edged, was in similar terms, under date
ofJuly 81, as will be seen by the fol.
lowing extract
!" If in your entries Of beer, ale, &C..
ip.your list, you specify the fact that
packages are assessed which hold Tess
than one-half Cd barrel thus Beer
100 bbls, 100 half barrels, Z quarter
barrels, the tax will be proportioned
tothe quantity, viz; $91 05; but ifyou
make the entry iL bulk thuss 1919 bar.
refs, the tax will be upon l52 bbls, $9l
70. according to Section SO" &c.
These Instructions are important tc
brewers, who will find it to their in,
terest to make their returns, in theil
monthly abstracts to assessors, CORES
pond with the form specified
r, NJ. w. TAYLOR, Col.
by Simeon B. Williams, Dep.
N
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For the Lancaster Gazette.
=
Ths Causc Ofthe Great Re be IA inn-- II o Sc n
al Ath Chaplert Cd Xerae.


This cause ofthe Great Re inn-- Ioseah
@n ith Chapter, I'D Verse.
by swearing, and lying, and killing
and stealing, and committing adultery
they break out and blood toucheth
blood"
THE EpoRr--JEREMIAH 3D cH,, 34TH v
"Also in thy skirts is found the blood
Of the souls of the poor innocents.
have not found it by secret search, but
upon all these
Tue COMPROMISED SAMUEL, 11rH en-
/. "Then Nabash, the Ammonte,
came and oncamped againt Jabesh
Gilead, and all men Of the JQbesh said
unto Nabash, makea covenant with us
and we will serve thee.
2. And Nahad, the Ammoaite, an,
swered them, on this condition Well
4 make covenant with you, that
may thrust out all your right eyes and
lay it for a reproach upon all Israel"
TUE COMPROMISE, IN WHICH WOULD BE Ac
cEPTED-E2EKIEL 33p CII., 15rn V.
"Gf the wicked restore the pledge
give again that he had robbed, walk in
the statutes Of life, without committing
iniquity he shall surely live, he shall
not die.
TIE REWARD OF THE HYPOCRITE--JERE.
san MAH 48TH ca, 10Th V.
sCursed be he that doeth the work
ofth Lord deceitfully, aud cursed bc
he that keepeth back his sword from
blood"
THE REWARD OF THE TRAIToR--JUDdEe
5TH Gil, 23D V
Curse ye Meroz, said the angel o.
the Lord, curse ye bitterly the inhabi
'tauts Thereof because they camo mo-
Ito the help of the Lord against thu
mighty"
TIE TRAITORS FINAL DooM.--AMos ORR
OH, lsr 2D, 3D, 4TH AND 5rH V.
3 /. saw the Lord standing upon tbt
alter; and he said, smite the Intel o
the door, that the posts may shake
and cut them in the head, all of them
and | will slay the last OF them Will
the sword he that aeeth Of them shal
not flee away, and he that escapeth o
thom shallnot be delivered.
2. Though they dig into hell, theme,
wshall my hand take them though the,
climb up toheayen thence will brinl
=. them down.
y B. And though they hide themsclve
in the top of Carmel, l will search anC
take them ont thence; and though the,
be hid Rom my sight in the bottom Q
'a'the sea, thence will / command tn
serpent, and he shall bite them.
q 4. And though they 90 into captivi
tybefore their enemies, thence will
command the sword, and It shall sla
them and / will set mine eyes upo
them for evil, and not for good.
q t5a And the Lord God Of hosts is h
y that toneheth the land, and it sha
Emelt, and oil that dwell therein cha
mourn; and it shall rise up wholly lilS
a floodl and shall be drowned, as by
hood Of Egypt" @ II. CLICK.
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Ths ptasrsncc Between Union Men and
thoss who cau ThsmsslvsS Demo-
erAts.
We have collated the following senti-
ments in order that our readers may
see the difference between loyal Demo
Gratis and Butternuts. That faction
calling itself Democratic, claims to be
loyal. Let the following sentiments
Determine, Conditionalloyalty yislittlo
better than unconditional disloyalty:
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ssul4A slI sup u! pslu!oddBsip lou psA!oosp
% Ioq!ou U!M Gsp mo 5u!Vou PIP pun yonui
pss!moId lUp 'pH,IDdDSIgS 70 spunoduloo Aueu
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seop pun 'usuoqs o. spuol !! oou9H 'suo!l
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sup pun 'soI5Iau9 Iul!A oq, sossaIdop vlnIoIoS
ooiouodxo luuosIod uoJ s1ysusq 81! 10 UNI
OF Yuads uvo oqA quo euios OF ssoo0V oAUq Aulu
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% Gum u!9ioVA 'uopnq!us!p snoInlv5 IoJ
sls!55uIp oql ol poqs!uInJ 8! qo!VA DIVINITY
NvoIUaRY s.uaGY u! punoJ oq HuW Sesuo
IBnp!A!pu! 70 slIodoI e1nu!N .poolq o'Il 20
6lludur! uIoy osnu loql slu!uIdmoo 10 so!Ios
eIoq& oq 'poopm pun 'sesseuHeeM eTelueI
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pus s!I!Qd&s 'uoHseS!puI 10 v!sdedsGG
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{. qsoU ep 10 eJ!I - lvql ql!A !Vpsq sAuq 'ou
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pun uopuoy!Iud ga GpomsI euus aql eI!nboI
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-old qoVIA sIusmoSuvIop 'sIsMoq pun Vosmols
eQl u! solos snoIooIn omooaq pun olulnddns
qo!VM ssu!uoMs 'spuuIS oV u! :uondmnsuo0
fIuuy pun 'soIoIoqul ssoupoId sInIoIoS 'sSunI
oql uI 'sHoulls !! suuSIo op Of Su!plooou
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eq' oq OF snoos !! po0pul .. uopsloue5 qlIuoJ
pun pl!qi oql oluu ualpUqo ol s,uoIud uoy ),
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woy uops95!p paIapIOsp 'Su!AH AoI 'ssvos!p
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pun I5pIos!p olu! UBJ
ol Uualsls eV ssAuaI
pun 'uopou snolo5!A
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Estate of Isaac Grlmth.

nj oTICE is hereby given that the subscriber hai
| Y been appointed and qualified ns Administrator d.
bonis non, with the will annexed, Of the estate o
Isaac Griffith, late Of Fairfield county, deceased
SAMUEL BARR.
June 20, lss3--3wlAe
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II. G. B II TC CHI

nfvNTuUID respecildiiy inform bis old custoners
iaas ns ne M sgAp opened up shop n tho room
&14g Tnflnadgc House. Twill give my whole al
e.1H Htenten 70 theTepalfing Of Watches. Clocks and
fantsd { c nisTcE.
Lancaster, April %, isSs-sa viva
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SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW York.

Thesccompa1ies divide three fOurths OF net prodtd
annually to the Policy Holders in scrip, bearing in
terest ats per cent? thereby funding The surplus and
giving Policy Holders greater security and chsapo
fasurance, t4
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FOR SALE BY

For sale in Fairfield county by Geo KuuHf nan 4
villo Abbott SON. Cloorport; Philip Hanc, Peas
nutvillc; G. +. Hamlin, Oakland; lIarmnn Curtia
PickernGton II, L, Nicely, Baltimore Boory & Mo
CnndlIsh Bremen; Sunderman n Knnun Amanda
L, l.. Brattin, New Salon; Joseph RAIDER, Mllcrs
port IL b Harner Basil, and by drnggists and mer
chants generally throughout tho United states and
CRnsdOi,
soDtlm6i
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Although there Is q man
in Office that / did not help
put there, and although IN
ill human probability |
would not cast a vote for
him tomorrow, yet ia this
great contest | acknowl,
edge him-not the head Of
a party, but a. the head Of
the Government, as the
Executive on1cer Of the ns-
ton. and, like o soliier
IN the ranks, ! hold 4 II to
be my duty 10 obey him,
my commanding Officer in
all things, without oues-
tioning his policy in this
grea. Contest. ="
Politicians may talk as
they please; there ore but
two issues: one is In ac-
knowledge the Southern
Conf6deracy, and the other
ia submission on their
part 70 the demands Of the
Government. You may
examine nll the proposi-
tions you can fnd, and you
can come 10 no other con.
clusion than thia.
No party ever m9ae op-
position 10 a war that was
not rent in twain aud torn
10 pieces thereby; aud You
cannot blot the record ont;
you may try ii but II will
stick to you. The old to-
RES OF the reyolption---
they are all gone nov, but
their records romain, and
the odium belonging TO
them attaches even to
their descendants. - JOHN
BaoUaH.
a. cnco dissolved Union,
Ia surrendered govern
ment, cannot he reclaimed
This 10 an evil which can
not he repaired, and which
we must avert, and can
oalybs avsrtei by Htppo ting
the GoDornpisnt, rega rdlsss o.
its po'icy, relying upon the
people through the ballot.
box, 70 put all things to
rights. III. ]. JrwrTf.
Liberty Of speech IL one
thing, Liberty OF treason ia
another. The liberty ol
speech Is sacred ; but this
does not include tho right
to act o. a spy, and con-
y.y Intelligence to the en-
emy which may destroy
LhoIsands Of Ives OF our
soldiers, ondsnger our ar
my, and leopard the e1-
istence Of Government.
Who has objected 10 tho
ireest possible discusBioni
Freedom Of speech does
not confer the right TO "a
before an enemy and stim.
ulate mutiny and disobe.
dience, and recommend
do5ertion. ltdoesnot Jus.
tify anything which, in
tin o OF war, Ia calculated
and intended 10 weaken
tho military arm OF the
GOyornme1t.
A lawyer who cannot
discriminate between civil
law and martial law, should
be treated for simplicity
on the brain. (shouts Of
applause and laughter. T.
The functions OF marital
low, and the authority up.
on which II rests, were
freely stated by me last
Fall. in n spoSah made al
tho Cooper Institute. II
Ia n dangerous por;er, but
It's absence would he more
dangerous. II Is liable "a
abuse, but no war can be
conducted without it--ea.
especially such a war az
this.
II these men are not pun
ished at Judgment, II not
here, | shall be mistaken,
For men who assist in
this rebellion, II not exc.
cuted and damned eterna'
ly hereafter, hemp will lose
It's value, and hell will for.
felt its charter for misu.
ser. Great cheering.l
Men may cnll themselves
Domocrats, but II does
not mako them Democrats
Tho 1rst principle of De
mocracy IA, according 10
Jackson, "tho Union mus
and shall be preserved
tapplauSe] and there 4
where 4 stand to.n!ght--it II
must and shall be presor
we'd, no matter frorn wha
quarter tho assaults MAJ
| come.-DAEIIL 9, DIcKfy
CON.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-20

We areinformod that Dentists In various parts o.
INC country are manufacturing and vending the said
Plaiesand Gums In violation OF said Patents; that
some of said Dentists ere travelling from place TO
place doing said work, and we, therefore, ca iiion
The public against being imposed upon by any Den.
tist not duly Licensed by us to de such work We
do not License travelling Dentists. Our Licences
are ohice Rights. The grant secures to the party
holding the right the right to ma uufacture and ser
me ;atd Gumsand Plates In the tows or towns spec
ihcd In tho License, and not elsewhere.
All Dentists using the Vulcanlte, Coralite, Hard
Rubber, or Amber pase without License from u.s.
are eliable to prosecution for infringing upon saio
Patents, and all persons wearing rtHcial IN up
on such Base made by Dentist not holding sueh
RI iht, License or Privilege under us, are equally
liable In law with the maker.
AMERICAN HARD RUBBER CO.,
ODaor Of th6 NaiJOH Goodysdr
Hard Ruhber Patents.
B. ": FKIskLrS, Genl Ag't,N.Y, Jan. LIST, 1868
April 10, 1868 3-tf.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-20
IMPORTANT TO SOLDiERSi
BOUNTY MONEY.

Every Soldier who has served two years is entitled
TO 500 Bounty. Every Soldier discharged BY reason
ofwounds received in battle is entitled 70 500 Bounty
Every Soldier enlisted after July 1s 1882 and dis
charged before serving two years, Is entitled to so
Bounty The Widow, Children, Father, Mother. or
Heirs of Soldiers who die in the service, are entitled
TO the above Bounties ..,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-08-20

PENS1ONg
Are allowed TO all soldiers who have been disabled in
any degree, by wounds or disease while in the service
in the line Of dutyto widows Of deceased sodersto
orphan sisters or widowed mother dependent on the
deceased soldier for support.
Back Pay.
We have every facility for the collection Of BACK
PAY. II final papers are correctly made out We can
have the money in hand in four days from the time
the papers are delivered to us. Soldiers who have
arrears Of pay due them from the Government, will do
well 10 coll on us, as we can collect the money for
much less than il will cost to go to Columbus, or else.
where; and much sooner than the State Pay Agent
can collect their money.
Write to Us.
And will advise you, FREE OF CHARGE, and send
you blanks with instructions for filling them up, so
that you can prepare your claim without trouble.
BE Prompt.
The sooner you make your application the sooner
you will get your money II Application for Pension
is not made within year from the date Of discharge,
o yearly pension is lost.
Remember tho Place!
R. NJ. CLARKE, CLAIM AaEET: office-south side
Main Street, Tallmadge Block, Lancaster, Ohio
References:
Martin Co.. Bankers; Hunter Daugherty Attorneys;
.- 7. NJ. Wagenhals, Pension Surgeon.
PTTrsBuRG LANDING, TEESEssEE,
May, 1858.
To the People OF Fairfield County.
We are personally acquainted with R. NJ. CLARKE,
ESQ., and believe him to be honest and capable. We
cheerfuly recommend him to our friends OF the 18th
Regiment as proper person to attend TO the collection
.of Soldiers Claims Back Pay, Bounty, Pensions,6c.
John NJ. Connell, Colonel nth Regiment o. ".
NJ. f. Moore, Lieutenant Colonel l7th Reg O. vi.
A. j. Davis, Adutant 18th Ohoi
Daniel KutS
Captain b. F. Butterfed Comd g Co. A. 18th o. V.
Lieutenant j. II. Arney.
Captain Ezra Ricketts,, Company F, 18th Reg
Lieutenant D. O'Sulliyan..
j. W. stnchcomb, Captain Company B.
A. p. Ashbrook, LIST Lieutenant Company B.
william II. pugh, I'd Lieutenant company b.
A. ognen, Captain Company l, 18th Ohio.
Leo Noles, let Lieutenant, Company ], 18th Ohio.
D. NJ Rea, Captain Company X, 18th Ohio
s. b. Collins, ID Lieutenant
o. z. Peters, Assistant Quarter Master 18th Ohio.
B. H. Showers, Captain Company G. 18th Ohio.
Captain G. II. Rippey Company D, nth Ohio.
Lieutenant G. NJ. Webb, Company D, 18th Ohio.
Lieutenant o. B. Brandt, Company @, 18th Ohio.
Lancaster, June IL, 1s03-l2t