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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-18

Tx ADJurAsq GINERALsHP. - The last
Legislature, adopted 4 resolution declaring
that the Office Of Adjutant General Of the
State had been vacated By the incumbent
(Gen. Martin) accepting the appointment
of Brgadier General under the Confederate'
govern ment, and the Governor was invest
ed with power TO fill the vacsncy. Sem
Martin, however, claimed the Office. and at
the instance Of Gov. Vance. with the con-
currsncs of Gen. Martin, an extra session
OF the Supreme Court of the State was con-
vened 90 Monday of last week, to test the
validity Of Martins claim. On TUESDAY
the case Was argued. and on "Wednesday
the Jadges decided that Gen. Martin had
vacated hi. Office by accepting an appoint
ment under the Confederate Gosernmrnt.
The Judges declined to give an opinion on
the subject. as the case did not come up
formally for their'decision.
Gov. Vance has appointed Col. Daniel q,
Fosle, Of Raleigh. 70 I'll the vac ancy.
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to employ pay patrol for tAspressnt; and on motion
/, was ordered that the Magistrate Of Police be au-
thorzed 10 employ two suitable persons to patrol The
town for the next month, onahe best terms they can
be procured.
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aiasburuugt Rsfarasr,
Hu.LSBoRoyGH, n. G.
Wednesday, March ~, 1868.
Court OF. OYER AND TERMINER.

Judge cilIi,m's FIRST Court was cour. Of Oyer
.na Tsrninsr held in this place.
Ths srx case brought on was the trial of America.
Dsdiel and Solomon, three slaves, for the murder or
a.. Iohn Lockhart, wet known citizen Of this
.s,.ty. America and Daniel wsrs convicted Of the
...r5er. solomon a. an accessory before the fact.
Mr.. Norwood appeared for Danisl.. America and
solomon having no council tbs Court assigned MI.
yssh 70 defend America and Nc. Tsrnsr to defend
Solomon
The next arraignmens was Lucisn and Allen, for
ma murder of Mr. Isaac H. Strowd. The owners Of
the savss having refused 10 employ council, Messra
NasA and Tanner wsre assigned BY The Court to de.
ssad the prisoners. On Saturday night about II
o'clock the Jury returned verdict Of guilty as 10
both.
On Monday the 1--WE crimiaals were hsought into
Court for sealence Thsjudsrnens OF the Court wa,
shat they be hung on Friday, the 10th day Of April
aext. The seniasce was pronounced Ia 4 most feel
fng and impressive manner. accompanied with much
good advice TO the prisoners which ss 70 be hopes
will have sanitary effect in preparing them for h,
awful fate that awaits them.
new trial has been granted to solomon. TIL
Cooa adjourned on Monday.
We learn that the Judge gave great satisfaction
showing mind quick. in its perceptions and vel
stored wsh the fruits Of much reading. study and
Pesienes nst 10 10 omitted brightly valued If thos
sAo conferredlhe appointment apon Judge Gillian
.soald zee and hear him upon the beach. they vii
sAvs no easse 70 rese, the part they bore in Placn,
aim there.
We feel il 70 be our duty to disshuse the publi
asad Of the idss thu, the murder Of Messu. Leckhs
md Strovd was caused By feeling ofiinsubOtdIns
roa On thspsrs ofths slaves. The evidence all di'
ossd reasons and facts going TO show that the sla,,
~er moved BY personal hatred and dissatisfaction.
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Coal Mines. Alb. FEB. 2. lsss.


Rev. A. A. Watson-Dear Sir: Yours II
the 18th inst. asking the particulars VI the
lamented Col. Tew's death. IS just rrceis-
ID, and hasten to give them. Permit me.
in the first place, TO say, that ! sympathise
mo-, deeply with his family and f,ieads.
lie wa, great loss to them. to the service
anil ID his State. | had not known hun
loag, but quite long enaugh 10 learn 10 ho-
nsr aad admire him. M 6rI acqlain,.
aaCe with him was on the battle field NJ
Malvern HILL. and was II once impressed
with his digGity, his nOdests and p.riicu.
IarIy gea.lensuIy deportmsnt. ! .p'ak u
his nodesty, fnr Va the confusion Of lie bat
/ tie VIC we're thrown together. and il was
necessary foe one Of Us to csinmaad the
oiher. Ii was 10 refusing the command
that this virtue va. exhibited. Al Sharps-
burg, after the battle had been lrcgre ssiu {
same hours, ID. II. Hills division vas or
drrsJ to different position. 10 arranging
the line Of battle, Geo. g. B. Andsrsoa' !
Brigade was drawn up on the right ~
Rhodes Brigade. 70 which belonged. NJ
regimeni was on the right Of the latter bri.
gade-Col. Tsw's on. the left ri the prmer.
This brought bis regiment and mine con.
taet--his Immediately on my right As the
enemy was forming his line in our front.
Col. Tew and myself went forwan some
distance TO reconnoiire. As the enemy I'd
yanced we went back 10 our lines. ind /,
going back 10 his position Col. Few passe,
along my line. The eosmy came p rap
! idly, and We stopped 10 discuss the prnba
) bilitIes Of the result. when the advance o
: the enemy cane within range. We yer,
very near each Other, and still t1iktng to
, gsther, when the iirst vOlleys we're dlschst
! ged at ny regiment, his no; having becum,
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IMPORTANT DEcsIos.-Judse Meredith Of
the Richmond Circuit Court has decided
in the habeas corpus Gaze. that every clti-
zen Of Maryland aud every foreigner who
had once enlisted in our army no matter
for how short time. had acquired donicil,
and therefore liable TO conscriptisn. il De.
tween the agesof 10 and as.
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The Authentic Statement Of the late Col
C. TeWls FAN.

The Rev. M. Watson, former Chaplain
of he Second North Carolina Regiment.
having inquired Of Gen. J. B. Gordoa, who
was at the battle IL Sharpsburg. Col0ReI Of
an Alabama Regiment. the particulars Of
Col. Tew's fall. received the following re.
ply:
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New. Schedule. The following Schedule
viii be hereafter run on the North Carolina Railroad
Nsil Train from Esst arrives at 4; IS A. n.
West a. $500
Accommodates East 500 Pm.
"a Wsa a7:ls
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-09

MT. President and Ladies md t1eHJfemen
For nineteen months the people Of the
United States have submitted to practi-
cal experiments in their government with
a degree Of for0ealaucS Tia. would 30
seryile if it were not-heroic.
They have seen their country precipi.
tated from condition Of peace and I'M
paralleled prosperity, and suddenly
plunged into all the disasters and horrors
Of bloody and vindictiye internecine
war.
They have witnessed the most start
ling usurpations Of power by the Execu-
tive, and yielded passive aequiescence.
They have realized as among the APP
planes Of the government Of the Re
public State prisons as secure and silent
and mysterious as the Neapolitau dun
eeons under the rule Of the Bourbon, and
have not torn them down
They have had the rights Of freedom
Of speech and freedom Of the press taken
from them, aud no outbreak Of wrath has
met this visitation Of tyranny
The sacred privilege Of the writ Of ha-
beas corpus has been suspended by an un-
authorized assumption Of Executive pow
e. auu aulesS. o's.s'' Massais a;l.t -
81 cow y a. .G,sss e ;nS;n;af Sn,;as
'ne aOsaat ' 1.s,,,@ IA caaydea ~ r;litsry
sentinels, and-the people have bowed
their heads in tie dust.
Nil ,aw ia been rroclo;med over
:, pia''l's = : Ia IT.; 80 t,;t,,nals stak
.he ianu, sno - :.
lisheo ~ LAsousss slS'sS : rs,s;as
'ne .rip1na.s =. III, $500 Z
anu ,ne ia"' S'e 49, 80 -. =
try 'ne cl''zen wnoaI .'s oa 49, 's' si
q July = wv .1s 49, 1890 80 =
essential iot,ns anu apf''"''S 80 $500 y
,ne eilnlua1 . ,l,~an,snat 4 .bo co sns1
nave s"aln' '.1.t - l;fsof aoar
hoiulns w ~. 2 80 = ~ H.. /, ~
can ei'zens a. sas s'v r4e Wv e'isaas
Oh ,ue 9es.ssa' y 49, on'l,,rea .nl Neon
ana-sns Ps0p's A"ss -
pamsh'. j, ..;an - 49,,
~ ~ vops' asseS asa trsms,led nnan S.
Suspense 800 =, ~ ,;t f 90 ~
the Ffesiuers' Anu sn i. ~ =, '; M e ~
psopic so'n ''s are 49, Ia H. eonn.rr
2, n'','a.J 49, ern. ~ ,soLs ~
Piungeu uor : : 80 Is
gerry, a,lu ~ ",1lq. ( ~
nc, 70 'ue " sasa;,s- s.g ~ s
me 'yrsDny % '''s,'~sS - - ~
sun = plaso sua -, -
maus - a'a, st;s Snan ond WV have sbo
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-09
potieaI
SPEECH
RICHARD Z. MERRICK,

Before the Young Mems Democratic
InvincibIe Club, Chicago, Decem-
Der IL, 1862.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-01-09

Esv- II you are asked to doa right
thing, answer by doing IT, 'Tia short
ana9eF. but i does noE give offence.
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CINCINNATI HOG TRADE.-The Gin
ci1natie.Priee6 Cxwent, of Wednesday,
1.-THE hog market has not opened fully
yen, the weather having been too 5unset<
tied, and the last three days far to warm
to cure, but there has been demand for all
offered at Sc net for 200 lbs average and
upward, and 1915 fer, 100 obs. average
The &ceipS Ihavs been aight, not much
beyond the ordinary fall receipts for city
use, which is to be attributed TO the large
amount of light corn which farmers have
to- feed and the mild weather. There
wereb 800 head sold during tue week at
Sc; 1000 of then. on the spot, and the
remainder To DO delivered about the mid
die Of the month The general impress
sion, is and seems to- US well founded,
that unless gold advances materially these
prices capnot be sustained, and that as
soon as the season fully opens and the lin
tied existing dcnand for early meat is, sup
piled, = larged decline in price is sinevitaa--
bic uuless gold advances, as we have sta
ted .,..l....,... ,..,,.h Inn
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|, IMPORTANT TO ROGERS. The con-
missioner Of internal revenue has decided
that rope and cordage makers are,liable to
"a duty Of three per cent. ad yalorem on
all ratlipes, running rigging, stays,
shrouds, ropes or cords of whatever name
or description, whether made to order
for a particular vessel OF made for
general sale. Riggers are not held to be
liable ,for. any additional, tax Oh ropes or
cordage as named above, in consequences
of cutting, fitting aud attaching the same
to masts and spars of a ship, or in other
words, for the process of rigging vessel.
The value Of a ship for the purpose of tax
alton dies not include sails, rigging or
other TACKLE. ;..I p rt ,.,r,.i --ui.J T., J.i
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WHALING SHIP CRUSHED BY ICE -
The whaling brig Pavilion, Of Fairhaven
Conn ,lwas crushed in the ice. at the
mouth of Hudsou's Straits, on the 4th of
August. Her crew escaped in three boats,
but in a storm they were separated. and
it, lis probable that the third mates boat,
With six men went down. - The captain,
second mate, and six seamen got to Rsso-
luton Island, thence to Labrador coast,
and we're finally picked mp. after great
sufferiugs, by the Ocean Nymph, bound
into Hudson's Bay. They have" just
reached Bostoa, via St. Johns, N, F. 80.
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Il TOBACCO CAPTURED ON THE HIGH
SEAs.-Commissinnep Lewis has made
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Tobacco captured
on the high seas BY United States cruis
ers, whytherit belonged at the time Of the
capture to the manufactnner Of the
article or tolh purchaser, is not subject. I'd
q lien for the internal revenue tax while
in the hands of the, government. The
parohaseriat government sale takes the
article discharged of all claim for internal
reYenue.,. rlnLnnnn -IlM Il aLI .4ll
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"A aPRovosr MARSHAL UNDER

"a nPRovosT MARSHAL UNDER Az
REST Captain John Frazier, Jr4 Pre-
vosti Marshal of DRIFT for the First Con-
gressioual District of Maryland, composed
of the seven counties on the Eastern shore,
has been or,iered by Major MID fries,
assistant provost marshal for Maryland
and Delaware to report under arrest tohi'n
in Baltimore. There are number Of pe-
cificatlons or, charges against him., Major
Jctfries has rurdrted the case to the proper
authorities at Washinaton, who will act
thereon. Among other matters 10 which
Captain Frazier is charged with acting
improperly is his having made arrest. of
all the regularly nominated Union candi-
datesiu Kent county, and sending them
out ofthe county under arrest. a.aua1
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The CHEMISTRY OF MEDICINE. Among the
special delighiswhch have SO richly repaid our
yisitAo New Engapd was the inspection 1t was
oursbryldle TO MAKE of DR.. J. e. AyeT& Co.'s
LalIorat RI at Lowell. Although weRnew hy
hear&ay, DAT il wasslarge, yet We wgie sprpris-
ed %htn we came ind, view of its leaHmngnitud.,
aud still more by The extent and complication OF
its truly immense business. The Whole massive
structure is in fact vast chemical laboratory, in
which the PROCESSES vi this wonderful art are con-
stanty going pn. Medico-chemfa SCIENCE has
found that tha curative properties OF any sub
stance exist in some one or more of its conpOppnt
parts. Thus The remedial ELECTS of opium are
due solely to the mvrphia it CONTAINS although
this is but ne-eighteenth paE of its weight; the
other seventeen parts are ghni, extractve and
inert or offensive NATTER DR.. Ayers system
separates the medical properties of each substance
employed and we dire here shown the process by
which the siyiues. of each remedial agent are
chased through the hlesabics unti they come out
con,pletely pure at last These conc, ntrated,
purified medical properties, orvirtues, are finally
comhiped oeethrr 10 produce pc remedies which
hafrl made, iheplsslveA tsfhttion for hnrivalled
the Doctor disfainl an Secrecy in his art and
explain every s9rocess ,aA every particular, but
hesnlaintainsS that thisN is the only process by
which the psople can be- supplied with the best
possible relpedics Tor theNreatment of disease
The Fvthula1 iiet fsA feshcdesfsfe made are
published An ihpfmedical Journals and haye,keen
! preseniedftos. lhree part Of the medicI FacuitE
ofTthe Dhiltd Sass, eudA'hres constatly sent b
mail toJsuch physicians spstapply for them -
Duly ChroaicE, Sdn Frdhcise0 s y Y ~
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The REveLUTIoNIN ST.. DOMINGO IL
We have advices from St.. Domingo city
TO the 18th auit. The fevolution was in
full blast 1.-The rebels held possession of
the entire island, with :he exception of
the capital and the eastern portion, and
they we're last reported TO beowithin a few
miles ofStl Domingo city There are
great 1many political prisoners from St!
Domingo in Johns, PR, and many ref.
ugees, who are in state Of utter destitu-
tion.7o'GH ~ pnG 21I iV 1iis2tiJgf ~
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Juries

MARYLANDERs IN PRIsoN AT R1oH~
MoND.-Alnong the Union prisoners con
fined in Richmond, Va, on the Goth ult.
the following "ficers from Marylands
dFvA" maryland iRegtment -. Lieut.
Col! G. "A! Hnten; Assistant Surg" Gus
M. T. Bowen or Bowers, C. f. Gollsbor-
ough, III L. Pierce; Captains j. Carroll,
G NJ Koch. +. Mennart, S. March, w.
H. irving, w. lAtoNoel; First lLieutehants
HI. H Chanlay, w. E. Hodge, w. Haw-
kiBs; j? H. Cook, j. s Mettee, NJ j.
Morris, w. g. Purnell, j. w Rothrock,
John Lake, R..-Tyler, g. w. Brueliing,
John Sacks, IL. Z. Schneider and j. B.
Wilson; Second Lieutenants j. d. Babb,
I. Fl. Stuart, g. w Bauling, j. Swead-
ner, f. Kahn and j. w. Worth. ~ "''
Ninth Matylana Captains W. b.
Conway. j. p. Cumnnins, j. B. Harold,
JIM. McComas, Fl! Noble; First Lieu
tenants G.. f. Moore, A S. Cooper, G, w.
Cooper Geo. L. Sellers, n Unduch; Sc
cond Lieutenants j. F. Carter, H. P. Cor
don, H. F.. Meyer, W. T. Wheeler and
N. L. Wood, Jr ''# "' a"' ,t'''.''
s:Sirh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Surgeon
@. T. Simpkins First Lieut.. M. r..
Small i' a'' al" .' '"i. ~ 'b'
., Second Maryland Cauahy-J. F New
brunt. .f' ."- "hI-" .t'."A IL .'''' .'''
First maryland CdUary-Frst Lieut..
j: A Garvies Second Lieut.. L. Weiser.
4.SsvesA Ma,yland Ca0ahy Second
Lieut.. p. A. Hagan or Higgins. ''. ID -.
/ Tea'th Maryland Regiment, IS: V. V.
Stuart. ''' 'l' ' " -
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n7-The &C Southern Egis'' has a more extended cir
cuaon among the intelligent farmers and business met
Of Hartford, than ANY other paper IN the county NO
Lack H0spitHn other obscene or " Lottery ad"eT
tisemens will appear In our columns at any price.
large number OF our subscribers pay for their paper in nd
vanc and consequently are just the class advertisers de
reach.
The attention of respectable md legitimate advertisers
- directed to the above facts.
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To Correspondents.

All communications public must he accom-
o,nird with the real naiue The autlOr no atten
lion will he paid 20 ttsm The regiN n OF the author
will not be published unless desired, but We cannot
cpasent tonseri osRnamcsttons unless we know Inc
writer. "a ...,,..,t IL .,.. /; =
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Proceedings of the Circuit Court for Har
ford County. IN
NOVEMBER TERN.

sA-Ths Circuit CodFt fersHarford county
commenced on Monday last-Hon. John
H. Priccon thebsucL William Galloway,
Clerk !; Charles D, Bouldiu, Sheriff, and
George Y, Mayuadier, prosecuting. Che
following is list Of the Grand and Petit
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rs a & Il Z gN}.

On TnesdAs5 megiag 10th list, at the resi-
dencs Of G. Cover. DEER Greek, Hartford Co. Md.
by the Rev Mr. lindsey, Ms. Edward NJ. Chew,
of the former place ana Miss Carrie F. Hall Of
BALTIMORE Baltimore and CalifSt2ia papers
please copy. d3f "il' ii"H NY ''."~
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THE Tax ON MISUNDERSTANDING
sioner Lewis has decided that rectier
must pay S25 for every 500 barrels recti-
fed, and bis license must expire on the
first day of May following its issue. His
license, if issued after the first of May,
must be issued upon the payment of the
ratable proportions of the Whole amount of
duty1imposed for such license. If a rec
tifer's license is to be dated on the first
day of November, a license may be issued
on the payment of twelve dollars and a
half to expire the first Of May following /;
and it will authorize rectifyiug at the rate
of FIVE hundred barrels per year, or any
quantity not exceeding two hundred and
fifty barrels during the time of its eontin-
uanes. IF this quantity is rectfied be-
fore the expiration of the license, and the
rectGer thenlapplies for a new license, the
new will be issued upon the payment of
the amount appropriate to the actual rate
atwliich lie may be doing businessg If,
ia'case 'tie license shall be dated Nov! 1,
for recifyig two hundred and fifty bar
rels, the quantity shall be fecti6ed in the
4 first four months following the issue of the
lirense, the authority will be exhausted
and "a new license must be taken, for
which the recti6er will be assessed the rat
ableoproportion of $50, and will authorize
the rectifying.,of the ra,able proportion Of
/ 1000 barrels. Such license will expire
on the 1st day of May following, whether
the specified quantity has been rectifed Or
moi? The .asauie princiPie will regulate
the issue Of fractional licenses to distillers
and Brewers. .iqft'3 bF31 h.'F )aaaefl 4
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5000 -lFoR-.EHE-BEN EFITs1O OF THE $500
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
A;LectureI Willie d4iiterea a, the Me-
thodist Episcopal Church. Bel-Air. on
IMesddy, .N'orem5sr I'm, 1863. at z %
clock, P. M. bylhe Rev. J. McKENDRY
RILEY. Suhjecs-c0pr Age, County
and Bible" Tickets of Admission, Is cts.
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Coz. Sin prRcY W4NIDaHAM.-W we ii

Coz. SIR PElRcY WYN1DaH H we unn.s
ders.and that Col, Wyndbam, lately in
conlnand Of u brigade Of cavalry in the
arliiy efthe Potoipac, has not been "dis-
mfssaa from The service, as has been as
serted, but has simply been relieved from
datyy for tie time Being The statement
that Lord Lyons requested his removal, Cd
certain grounds Il, We further learn, un-
true in every particular. WdsS..' Csoa. =
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NOTICE.

Tie Montreal COMMERCIAL ADJ
VERTlSER having been changed into an
Evening Journal, ii, has been found inn
possible, excep. at sacrifice altogether
ont of proportion TO the profit, 10 continue
The Weekly Edition hither,p published,
The sPFoprietors have, therefore, resolved
10 abandon IT, Arrangements have been
made I'd supply subscribers with the
Week1y' Gasette during lie The remainder
Of their terms bot those. WHO are NOT
satisfied viii, this change can have their
money returned, by notifying us az their
desire! l." I j'9l4sF'l - t7ls722a ah' I'll
duo ~, E. H,nPARsoNs & CO., :,
propriie!ogs Egsninnage, Telegraph ana Daily al.
Conimercial .Adusrtiser. 81 MI. ;,3 ~"1
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-06
ToErYsgvgNrn ono REaINgNT.

David O. BrooFmAn private, age q years, height
feet s. lnEhSi, complexion dark eyes black, hair
black, born 10 Liverpool, EuEaud, occupation 90.
known.
Joseph Cain. private, age % years height feet 8
inches, complexion light eycS blue hair light bora
10 CineiHnAti, o, occupation an engineer.
Frederick GrAaTOEIs, private, Age - years, height
feet ~ luehsI, e0nlsIion light, eyes hazel, hair
light, LoFn In Bavaria, occupation a IAilor.
DAnisl IIeshle, private, age q years height feet
inch, complexion light, eyes gray, half brown, born
10 sWitEeflAnd, occupation cigar maker.
Charles ". Honlsy, private, age y, height n
Inches complexion light eyes blue, hair light, born
In Cincinnati, o, occupation a eArpsuter.
CHARLIE J. JGckbou, private, ago - years, height
feet " Inches eompleGion light, eyes Uue bAr
light, DSrh 10 Chesapeake Ray, occupation cook.
kliLhs J. knoSland, Isrk6Aut, age - ySArs, height
feet 10 iashss complexion dArE, Eyes blue, hair
dark, born in Baltimore, Maryland, occupation a
IHipUrght.
William o. Lewis, alias Irish private, Ags % years,
height feet inches, complex lon dark, eye' gray,
hair black, born in New YORK CITY, Y, occupation
q farmer.
jacob Lsppari, private age a years, height feet
! inches, Complexion dark, eyes gEAJ, hair BLACK,
born IL Cincinnati, o, occupation = nAehlnist,
AlonEo MStsOF, pdVAtS, age . years, height iest
"a lbehe6, eOmpls1Su dark. eyes gray, hair black
born IN ROsSIillo, o, occupation cigar maker.
AiaIAndsr kANiO, private, ago ~ years, height n
I luehoa complexion GATk, eyes haEsl, hair black,
birthplace unkhoun, occupation an engineer
JO-oph Safer private, axe 20 ySar height feet
DehSa, complexion Light, cytS blue hair DARK, born
10 Cincinnati, o, occupation turner.