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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22
LoganspOrt Uass meetng-.Great Up.
rising of the Pe0pIe-TOfaI Aunihi
latson of the tFusoD Leagues-2O.OO(
Dem &C rats Council from CasS = a N d
Adjoining Counties


EDIroR SENTINEL: Ex Senator Graham I. .
Fitch takes strong ground for Democratic policy.
de denOunceS in unmeasnred terms Burnside,
Hascali and the War Department generally
Senator Turpie. i'm his peculiar style. flaws the
Aboltionsts alive and proclaims the arrest of
Valland2ham worse crime than the secession
of South Carolina
The great Voorhees, more than met the expect
ati0ns of the people, more than ever shone forth
the digni6ed statesman and true patriot that
he is.
These headings will give you but faint idea
Of the largest meeting that has ever been held in
the State outside of this city The three rail-
roads ceptering there, all run halff excursion
trains. which came loaded with Democrats
'sshou.ins the battle cry" of Vallandgham and
Voorhees,, and, echoing back from the thronged
highways came the response OF "Hurrah for
Vallandiehsm m and Three cheers for Dan Voor
hees." The Union Leagues paled before the
honest. earnest masses seeking redress of
grievances" from usurpers, fanatics and mad.
men,
The vast multitude collected at 1 O'Clock p.
NJ on the military grounds, just north Of Elk
river. Col Fitch. in organizing the Convention,
was received with great applause; and in truth
when he again came forward, the champion Of
of his old party and his true principles it was like
an electric shock He counseled moderation
unity of action and obedience to law.
Turpie and Voorhees, delivered very able
speeches. occupying four hours. during which time
the vast crowd stood, although the weather was
hot and sultry.
1t is not proper for me to speak of the evening
meeting, for that portion OF il which did not
participate in did remain a spectator to.
Indeed this glorious day for the con
servatiye Union loving people of that section of
the State, and will long be remembered And,
let me add, that the attentions of Messrs Hall /.
Taylor, Fitch, Judge Stewart, Walton. Chumy
and Others to those in attendance from distance
will also be long remembered as among the most
pleasing instances of social life.
Yours fEy-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

-ScESEs on THE RAfPAHASSocK-The Rebel
pickets taunt our men with delay in capturing
Vicksburg They suggest that we shall have a
"sweet job of it," party from each side, lately,
while bathing, swan toward each other. shook
hands with show are YOU, old fellow, in the
middle of the river, and agreed to change posi-
tions for the time being. Our men. therefore,
swan TO the Rebel shore. while their antagonists
continued to this SIDE The latter then person
ated Yankees. shouting. show are you, secesh?'
with many expletives not calculated for ears
polite, ard were answered by chow are you, pork
and molassess When are you going to pitch into
us againf" etc. After a friendly talk with those
near by, both parties recrossed. This may seem
odd among men engaged in killing each other;
but private and professional life two very DIFF
ferent matters II sa demoniac rife ball one
day, and friendly hand shaking the next.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22
Immense Democratic Meeting n
warsaw.

Y esterday the sturdy Democrats of Kosciusco
county. held meeting at Warsaw, which is con-
ceded to have been the largest ever held in that
place. by either political party, not less than FIVE
thousand persons being present. The meeting
was addressed In strain of matchless eloquence
and bold advocacy of Democratic principles, by
Hon. ID. w. Voorhees,. he was followed by III.
II. Dodd of indianapolis. who also made telling
speech. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed, but
we are gratl6ed to learn that the utmost good
order was observed. Kosciusko has been hith
erto been obscured by the dark fog of abolition
sm; but we are In hopes that brighter day is in
store, and that the Cimmerian darkness will soon
be dspellsd by the bright and cheering sunshine
of Democracy Fort Wayne Sentinel
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

tB A refreshing breeze, yesterday, somewhat
modified the intense heat. The sun blazed with
as great power. as II did the day before, but life
was endurable from the fact that the cir had re-
covered from its lsthaFgy.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

SENATOR TRUMBULL CoMISe RoUsp.-Here-
tofore Senator Trumbull of Illinois, has been
classed, and not without reason. among the most
radical of the Republican radicals. But he is
coming round. His recent speech in Chicago in
Justification Of President Lincoln's revocation OF
the edcts Of Gen. Burnside against the Chicago
Times, was a sessonable and sensible speech. 1t
deserves to be cassed with the late sound consti-
tutronal, out-and. out conservative speech of Ger
rit Smith at Utica. When such men abandon
the bloody instructions of the abolition utras we
NAV feel assured that the day Of their power for
decentralization and mischief is drawing to close.
| IN Y. Herald.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

~ Itisreported that young man who was
at work as a carpenter on the new building OF
Mr.. Rusch, on Delaware street. seized on
Monday by party Of home guards from Hen
dricks county, charged with uttering disloyal sen
timents. and taken away from the city. These
home guards are getting 70 be great institution.
They are composed, we are told. chiefly Of loaf
ers around the small county towns and Villages.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

1t is stated that Generals Grant and Penber
ton were, some years ago. both LieutenAnts in
theregular army, belongedto the same regiment
and were stationed at Detroit.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

-NEw REGIMENTS FoR THE WAR.-There are
now organizing in this State no less than twenty
FIVE new regiments. As liberal bounty 10
offered for enlistment. there can be very little
doubt that they viii soon be all filed up. Many
OF the returned soldiers. men who have served
two years, or nine months, AID VIII make the
very best material viii join them. New York
has already furnished little more than her quota
of men under previous calls. The new regiments
win be ready 10 meet the conscription, should Il
be called for, by placing 25 coo men in the field
once IN. Y Herald.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

TIE DAILY SENTINEL
will he sent by mail express subscribers at any
point for sixty cents month, dollars a year.
All subscriptions invariably in advance. Address
ELDER HARKNESS, n BINGHAM.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

-THK RARKISG OFFICER OF THE ANY,
Some time since General Butler made demand
upon the War Department to be declared the
ranking officer of the army Of the United States,
regular and volunteer This demand il was de-
ternined to refer for decision q Board of off-
GERS, and Generals Fremont and Mcclellan were
invited to submit any remarks they might see ct
to make on the subject -. ...f..t l..
In obedience to this invitation, Gen. Fremont
has addressed letter to Secretary Stanten,
claiming that both himself and Ger. Mcclellan
rank Gen Butler. Gen Mcclellan has thus far
had nothing TO say upon the subject. and prOba-
bly, will not have Chicago Post.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22
THE AMERICAN FLAG

All hail the Haunting I.ie,
The STAR grow pale and dim;
The stripes are bloody scars-
A ie the vSunting hymn.
II shields n pirates deck,
II binds man in chains.
IL yokes the csptire's neck,
And wipes the bloody stains.
Tear down the Haunting Lie.
Half-mast the starry Gag.
In ult no sunny shy
With hates pointed rag'
Destroy il ye who can
Deep sink il in the waves!
Il bears q fellow-man
To groan with fellow slaves.
Furl. f1rl the boastcd Lie,
Tillfreedom lives again,
To rule once more in truth
Among uutrammeled men.
Roll up the starry sheen.
Conceal lis bloody stains
For in its folds are seen
The Sfar1D of rTr<flfrg chains
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22
'aPree TaIker.

General o. b. Wilcox of Michigan, who has
been appointed TO command the District of Indi-
ana and Michigan, is West Point graduate, and
was taken prisoner at Bull Run with Corcorsn
and Others. On his release he came 20 Washing
ton aud met with reception. at which he spoke,
saying among other things:
Without casting reflection upon any military
men, il appeared to him that this has been braia
less par, That's so. and laughter The
means of the country have been wasted in $50
lated places. Contractors have carried on the
war; The blood of our men, the groans Of the
wounded, the tears OF the orphan and the walls
of the widow have been coined into money Men
without patriotism and wisdom have urged mill
tary plans. which have not accomplished any
thing. Expeditions have been gotten up 20 wipe
the outside of the platter the coast while there
are places that could be struck 10 rapidly iermi-
nate TIE rebellion"
General Wilcox commanded a corps at Antie-
tam, and was afterward sent TO Kentucky, where
he was up TO being ordered to Indiana and Mich
igan. We jsdge from the above-from the ex-
ample that he has set-that General Wilcox has
no objection TO the severest criticism upon the
and its prosecution.-r Cincinnati EnQuirers
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-22

From the Columbia City (Ind.l News, June 2.
Grand Reception of Senator Alexan-
der =. Douglas, by his Democratic c
Constituents, ou his Arrival at thc
Depot here. from the Military Bas-
tile iu the Queen City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27


DEAL ESTATE FOR ,sALE-A NUMBER OF FIRST
ess, brown stone iron. hsa.ss up 9.n N. civ
s ss. sias..s aI:S sil. .
4 number ., PEN. = AZ parts o. the county.
number o. Houses. % ssehsss- for rsrms
81 FJsfsr IS se.S@ ss sons. so.sf
RIO cAPIrALfsTs-A GOOD INVESTMENT -yos
vale O. r. sash son, o . s,0ps, e.s 2, the s
Ss ~ OF "A Jscs son q sn,s sssa ssod
Trr Town. HARLEM AND BROOKLYN Lors prors
ous ana asS coca sors on Bro.s cs - NILS
iCoD RAJ Esiaie Brokcf-, z Pine street.
" ,tnABiE rAKN FOR sALE--oY ABOUT NINETY
s ,osS se o W wSe pam. gn % he
sd o% w na fs sa R % On ss % ssa%
road ihrm ho,s. tarn ami o'her ouibading.;
,hrsc apps orchards IN ta beenng On 'hs farm arr tarre
splendid brlcna sizes and y weti c,caa'ea % oe divided
lie "a Of Match Il VII on that dsy y sall q b'e srcoa
stormy Il viii psee the neIl fair day Ten W cent ct
purhasa money - b. pad foy 9 ~ y M eg We u
prrylsss soEJaoS MOTT near DC fatn. y . }. \.
Noir, q West Tenth STREE Ncw York
VrASrEp-FoR CASH MUST BE CSEscuuBERED'
rrae. rI,fersd ~ ss sid, and no aeo,s fssna
is Tais ssi Gos is WI Iis al oac " = p'
WASrED-ro PURCHASE, RESIDENCE IN BER
W rrn o. ~ asen cny. =, w,,n four 70 zen o's -
dress nir farcna- including Lowest cash prcc y c.
boz 400 Post once, New YORK
I WANTED 10 Buy-POR CASH A THREE STORY
w brown stone higis stop House 2Ox5 ng b
Ia ar nne&~tptpnahts nrghburh0Od between
IN Forty second streets ana Broadway and Ninth
Possession Y ~ bad about i5ih AtrL W $500
tanof address with Fun rarcusrs bor gs9 Post Once
WANTED TO ruRcHAsE-A GOOD, PLAIN MO.
w dsrn huit -four story brown stone Ton, House high
s,o0p) not less tan ~ feet wide between Thry
fourth snd Thirty ninth strceis and and Fifh ave-
nres Addfe" stating sre. location and price M erss
/ onc..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

MEDICAL.
hR tOOPIR IL DUANE STREET MEMBER or THE
IL Col~gs ~ Physicians and Surgeons Sew YORK.
Once hour ffoa > n tts morning uutii = NJ nlght
nR rfLL-rRvATg OFFICE. 10 STRING STREET
~ nar Brosa~ay Consultation fee.
nR .oHN-oN u DUANE STREET. mas FOR rIfv
IL AF fNittY devoted y seu 11os pfAss~
Ontc hgafs 81 -. ". or, "
nR ii uoBBBrrs MEMBER or THE INV YORK
Lonfoa 30 " Csnrtr slf-stf BITS 1hsmlef- hsaas
ira ~ thrfy thfee ysars Of rhira
have hosIa'as entiile lim " fdrnse y b
80 ~. ~ N ems ~. once Priyhte entrance 10
nR RALgFt AUTHOR 90 rHE PRIVATE TKEA
ng ANDREHs IiAs WONDERFUL SUCCESS IN
~ Tcsdly Arnl ~ iorinsof Dss.asr. Va. Drssnc
sfee saw tnie snf nuney.
nR BARROW. so. ~ BLsEosER sIrEsr Fot Il
~ bon MAgdourai NN~ yofk nuher " hat ura.
lar " frahty Sent free eysrywhsre "a ~.
eslptof - = a's le fpstaee STAMPS
nmrog WARD MEMBER or THE ROYAL cor
~ iree surefpn. q London, saisor o. me "rrssts
bis si.sc ~ fAighi streci, near Canal
IN,gToR WALLER POWERS osgTprrrc prtysr
IAN ana utf Sturgeon Gao 80 eynAuife - a. 80
esfNDlshe psU II LsisAt afreel, asfRsf "a mnal -
rat fo1ms a0t private entrance
nn wATsOs sEaBER or ruE ROYAL cofLvGp
~ 1T srsoua. L9afph aathof ~ the .g.uss ana eI,s
va. nert h0cs sboFe NJ Metropolitan H1.si
MADAME REsrELL, PHYSICIAN isa cuaxgyRs
wi ttsrnu. I'm iaherfy STREET. n y. 10 sr,-,s
iyn ~ Faiion street
NfRs 81 WOODS, rEsALE PHYSICIAN. rey.ra
nj sossaafaIty and skf1iy ~ dlssss~s t-.th 20.
ebrru,~ on 60gr. from A A.tosPs NJ rxs...s
urset 0yyoss L9rs Tsriofs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

Country In vicinity OF eisv.
vacant Lots In New YORK and Brooklyn.
Western Lands.
AMY 10 a " DE FOREST SIS Broadway. corner OF
Thirteenth Htrsct B-Psrcs having property 70 SELL
call above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

DINE AND OAK TIMBER LAND FOR SALE, 600
acres. I'D oinng the Long Island Railroad. The timber
ing recenty killed b. the entire tract will be
sold NJ ngure the will lie sold exclusive of
the hand There the premises comfortable dwell
house; about OF land under cultivation. For
other Information Apply a, the Office OF T. DARLINGTON,
No. % Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

NEW SETTLEMENT At CHETwOOD, n J.-fAND IN
~ Large or small lots also Garden or Fruit Sarns and
Cranberry Lanis 70 ~ each. VILLAGE
Lots for SO Mechanics wanted SEND stamp circular.
X. FRANKLIN CLARK. so Cedar str, ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

NOTICE TO PROPERTY UWNEHS And UTHEHS.-A
IN large real and country
proved and uniproved. East aud West oi establish
Real Estate and House Agency PETER A BERT. 80
Grand street. Williamsburg where estate
sod and exchanged At cent Houses let rents and
other collected At ve per cent in all parts the
city OF Brooklyn and New York, Of Broadwa and be-
tween Fopr.ernth stree. and South ferry Rent returns
monthly: other when collected. No repnrs
one without Of the On - bours from A.
NJ until r. NJ Good city given. Cut this Out,
for nj "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

nGAsI AND sr. LAwRESCE FINE CIT CHEWING
" 1os~co snd sgitsnns rhos aud Pe,t Carogai smoi
ing Tohafo arc 2noug the nne~t in The market.
y. W. earle. g. LDeity STREET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

RO6KLYN HOUSES FOa SALE.-NO. 237 STATE
street, nsar Hoyt and No go Raymond street,
Asette avenuc. Price OF former $500 and OF latter
g1t Apsly TO E. II. NICHOLS tonner), III Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

WANTED TO BUy-POR CASH A THREE STORY
" brown stone his' stoop House about mS ~; b. iW
ia az nnrx~tptpusbie neigh bufhoOd foulieenh
en- Forty second streets ana Broadway snd Ninth avenue
Pos..Ssion Y ~ bad abou, i5fh April W " $500
taoo Address with Fun PARTICULAR 500 Post oce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

|IROOkifS CITY BONDS FOR SALE.-&25000 BROOK.
yn city per cent Nuncpa Bonds, maturing frrm 1881
$40. sinking fund is provided for ta- extneu
these ponds and they well worthy the attention OF
se se,kinr secure investments Apply 10 n MElGS. Jr
3MITH. ~ William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

{RoOkLTS HOUSES FOR SALE, yIz:-TwO OF THE
piork OF three story Philadelphia brick. 'st ea.s
n0rth side OF LAT ayete between Navy ami Rag
nd s'fe, beautifully loae,l and Fulton and Flat
avenue cars: Apply 10 r. H. NICHOLS towner). a.
g sire L. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

Fifteen gentlemen viii uhale the From arrange.
mens made DR. q. believes he promise exhibition Of
tlrilinr interest equal to the nrgi.
TIChETs 10 CENTS. TWO TICKETS - CENTS
TfEais crowded exhibitions good Tor
Doors open a. :. commence al O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

WANTED TO ruRcHAsE-A GOOD PLAIN. MO.
w dsrn built four story brow stone House fhgb
s,oop not less tan n feet wide located between Thlrfy
fourth sud Thirty ninth streets and Fourth Fh ave
Address, stating sire. location aud price ers
oMc-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

|HOICE FARM FOR sALE-sO ACRES OF HIGHLY
cultivated hand. plenty IL fruit, Buildings, in food
Fer, AZ Spotswood Mod ---x county n. H. hall mild
n depot. Price IS 0ub. terms easy Apply 10 STEPHEN
PIERCE 4 CO., rs Cedar street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-24
AmuEennentH.

GRovER's THEATRE-The "Lakes Of KillAr-
ney" and "Patience and Perseverance" drew a
very large and fashionable audience at the popular
theatre last evening. The pieces were both eVi-
IDENTIFY chosen with a view Of creating the furore,
As they did, at the commencement Of the last,
great and special week Of Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Williams. All the characters in the spectacle
were admirably performed as also were those In
the succeeding comedietta. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
as LAnty Mclaughlin and Kate KeArney were
hugely funny, while the music, songs, and dances
sltely charming The music was beautifully per-
formed by Koppitz and the orchestra. Mr.. sct.
ehell gives lots Of fun in his character OF Peter
will be produced for the last time positively Those
who can spare the time will be abundantly re-
Srded S1I iGr their Ettendsnee to,nlght The farce
tied --latest from New York;" both Mr. and Mrs.
Williams will appear in II. On Friday evening
next will be produced an extraordinarily attractive
bill for the Joint benefit Of MIR. and Mrs. Barney
Williams.
CAHTERBURY.-The rush last night to see the
new 'stars," which have been added TO the Can
tofbury company was tremendous, tho house be-
ing crowded from pit to dome. Mile Brennitt
was enthusiastically received, and proved to be
one Of the most talented and entertaining Artstes
that has yet been presented by the manager. She
is in reality irstclAss French danseuse, and will
unquestionAbly become a popular fayorite with
every performer acquitted themselves in the most
satisfactory manner to the audience and with
great credit to themselves. Tonight another
grand performance, embracing Mons. szOllosy'G
new and brilliant ballet Stradella." The "ATab
lay" by Misses Mortimer and Pennoyor, and the
new trick pantomime, " The Fairy Of the Foun-
TAIN" arranged by Geo. r. Edeson, who will ap-
pear in II AG clown. Also vanity Of novel, at
traetlve and highly amusing acts, in which every
member ofthe company will appear.
A BRILLIANT SUCCESS may be pronounced. The
first appearance, last evening, at the Varieties Of
the charming concert singer, Miss NellA Richings.
A large audience was present to welcome her, and
the young PTimG d0HHd'S singing was hailed with
delight. Tonight she appears again in new songs,
and no doubt another large audience will be at
tracted to hear her. This young lady possesses a
remarkably sweet voicei her trills and waTblings
gurgle forth with comparative case and are artist
icaly executed. This is the last night but two Of
the grand match dance between the champion clog
dancers, Dick Sands and Tim Hays. Mile. Zoes
engagement is also drawing to a close, to make
room for other performers. The Gipsy's Lay is as
popular as ever. Also, Miss Ada TesmAn, Sam
Long, Fred May, Master Darling, and all the star
stock company, and the prominent stars Of the
cert-hAll profession.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-24

RY }. Q. MCGUIRE a. CO., AuotioneerS.
- SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE
Grand Piano, Pier Glasses, Furniture and Househod
hgecfs al Public Aucfi0n.-On THURSDAY MORN
ING February 26th, att o'clock at the residence OF
David Saunders, Esq,, west side of Sixth street,
near l, we shall sell his Furniture and Household
Enects, comprising
Superior Rosewood Seven Octave Grand Piano.
made In Leipsic,
Green Cloth Embroidered Cover and Stool,
Pair Of French Plate Gilt-frame Pier Glasses, with
Slabs,
Plush.covered Arm and Parlor Chairs,
DamABk-covered Easy Chairs, Union Chairs,
Mahogany Lounges, In Halr-cloth,
cane and Rush Seat Chairs, Mahogany Rockers,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Oilcioth,
SOLID Mahogany Centre, Hall and Fancy Tables,
Chinese BookstAnd, AlAbaster Vases,
walnut corner Book-shelYes, EngrAvIngs,
superior Etagere, Sidehoard, with MaTble-top, and
Mirror doors and back,
Walnut Extension Dining Table, Sideboard,
China, Glass and CrockeTy Ware,
SllYer-plated Castor, Liquor Stands, Spoons Forks
Egg Stand, and Pitcher,
FTench.plate Mantle Mirror, Clock,
Walnut Jenny Lind Bedsteads, Toilet Sets,
marble-top and Plain Bureaus and WAshstands,
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows,
blankets, Comforts and Spreads,
Walnut Single and Iron BedsteAds,
Glass Front Bookcase, Arm Chairs,
Writing Table, Mahogany breakfast Table,
Alright Stoves, Fire Irons,
Together with an excellent assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms, cash.
feb AID &c MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
H5- The above sale IL unavoId ably post
poned until MONDAY, March ID, same hour and
place
feb 24-d J. {. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-24

DEATHS or SoLDIERs.-The following have oo
,urred since our last report;
W. T. William, company F, ISSth N. Y.
Ira Johnson, company II, I4sth Pa.
J, Gordon, company G, 18th RI.
o. d. Taylor, company |, Esd N. Y,
Aaron Bridge, company ?, 18th NY.
Elias Brink, company d, l51th N Y.
Peter McKenney, company G, 6sth Pa.
ObediSh SantE, company I, 18th NJ.
VIM. II. Chrysler, company A, 6oth N. Y.
Julius Gemminger, company C, Goth N. Y. S. NJ.
Arthur Calyer, company G, eth Mich. cavalry.
VIM. Chambers, company +, 10th N. Y.
Chas. Rohwir, company G, lI6th Pa.
N. schnetble, company ], 29th N. Y.
d. W. Beatty, company X, s5d Pa.
VIM. o. Tabor, company G, 4th r. l. artillery.
W. smally, company II, i25d Pa
Jas. ElmOTe, company A, lst d. c.
J. r. Phllbrick, company c, 10th N. II.
Lucius b. Cole, company A, lIbth Pa.
Abel Lane, company C, 2sth N. Y.
Jno. Watson, company II, 10Th N. Y
Orville d. Weber, company d, I'd Me.
Walter S. Fairfield, company l, SIth NY
Harris b. Burton, company II, lIth VI.
Lemuel A. Bennett, company |, iIth VI.
Sergeant Geo Hoyt, company c, 25th Me.
Abram Carpenter, company L, i4lst N. Y
First Sergeant L. D. Kirby, company l, 6Ist Pa.
Edw. Mcmahon, company L, I'd Excelsior.
Sergeant W. II. Thompson, company =, IASd Pa
VIM. Adderton, company G, 26th Me.
Elias Brewer, company c, 29th N. J.