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AUCTION SALES.

by w. l.. WALL a. CO., AuctIonsers,
ID SOu'hrCsf corner PG, GruuC and Sjih street -
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCO,
at Auction.--On TUESDAY MORNING, 18Th inst
we Will sell, NJ the Auction Rooms, large assUTt.
ment Of Groceries, comprising
Barrels White and yellow Sugats
TieTreE Hams, Rags Coffee
Boxes Candles and Starch
Boxes soap, cheese, Rice
BONes Pilot Bread, Candies, Jclics
Boxes Candy Drops, Preserves and Flckrt
Gases Preserved Fruits aud Meats
tAses Lemon and Raspberry Srups
Boxes and Drums Figs, bONee Raisins
I is"S Bitters, Brandy, Gin and Wine
Eases Whisky kegs Whisky
BOXES Extract, Coy eminent Java JChcs
Barrels Fish
John Anderson, Solare, told Loaf, and other
brands thea ing and Smoking Tobacco
Boxes Roanoke and Navy Tobacco
Various brands Cigars
Barrels Whisky, Brandy and Gin
Large lot small Stores.
Terms cash.
w L. WALL n co.
jan 10 Auctoneers.
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10" Lecture.-Mr WILLIAM J. WATKINS,
the distinguished COlUrel orator, will lecture on
MONDAY EVENING, the 18th instant, in Israel
Bethel, Capitol llillD before the Israel IL cFum
Subject-The Duties and Probable Destiny VI the
Colored People.
AdmlttRnce 10 cents.
As Mr.. Watkins is known 10 he AICrl puuuInr
lecturer, and one Of the most eloquent men OF tho
country, = very large audience may be expected
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SLPRBHB COURT OP THR UNITED STATES.
Friddy, January 9.-On motion of Hon. John
Sherman, Henry B. Curtis, K. {. Hurd, and
Joseph c. Deyln, Esqs., were admitted attor>
neys aud counsellors Of this court.
Nos. A and ~. q. 4. MClgs., u al, appel
lants, vi. Steamboat NorthGrncr, &c; and G.
4. holgs OF al, claimants and appellants, vs..
The Pacific Mall Steamship Company
motion Of Mr.. Wallace, counsel for the appel
lants, II 10 ordered by the Court, that the de-
crce diminishing these causes, rendered on the
10th ultimo, DO, and the same is hereby, re.
oclnded and annullOd, and continued to the
next term.
Nos. 100 and ITO. Daniel s. Appleton ct al,
cOmplainants and appellants, vs.. Stoubon r..
Bacon, and Steuben T. Bacon Ct al, appellants.
vs. Daniel s. Appleton ct al.-ThG argument OF
these causes was commenced by Mr. McCalla
for tho complainant, and continued by Mr..
Webb for the respondents.
Adjourned until Monday at II O'Clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ wesley Chapel - Great Missionary
Meeting. -sABBATH,J Jan. n, at II O'Clock, \, M
a sermon by Rev. John LanHhan, u. d.
MTo'clOck, Z. NJ, general meeting Of the so.
oletY-HOn. $, p. Chase TO preside Addresses by
Hon. ". 4. Wiley and Hon Jos Wright
In the afternoon, At O'Clock, the sabbath School
Missionary Society will hold its anniversary. Adj.
dresses by Hon. NJ. L. ulell and others. It'
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CO. 10 WmTEHuEsG, 43I rcnRsy Wanna avenue,
Fine Card Vignetts, formerly sold 1t So per dozen,
now selling at ~ half dozens, same rate Colored
lmperlals reduced from $40 to SO; selling " hole
sire oolored at only So. will excel In dColored
Cdrtc dc TSHcs," hay ing secured the services of
superior artist for that branch of business Like.
nesses OF many Of those fallen In battle can be OBJ
tained here's also card photographs OF prominent
meR, both civil and military. nov al-Im
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DIsIURBANCE AT 4 FAIR.-LasL evening,
during the fair, now being held in 81. Aloysius
church, a quarrel sprung up between man,
representing himself as messenger Of Geu.
Burnside's, and boy about II years old. Tho
latter accused the former Of having given a
bad bank note 10 one Of tho ladies Of the fair,
and he WIS slapped In tho face by the othor.
They then won't out Of the room, when the man
attacked the boy with a knife, and woundng
him severely, but not dangerously, In the neck.
The fellow was knocked down by some of the
uy-standers, and would have undergone &c.
yUro handling, but he managed to escape
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BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS,

They purify, strengthen, and inv igOratC.
They create n healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change OF water a nd diet
They overcome effects vi dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the 81 stem nd emil, on the mind
They prevent miABmatlc and intermitte nt IeyeJp
Iheypuriiy the breath and acidlt y ofthe stomach.
They cure DN epeaia and Constipation.
They cure DiarFhRa, Cholera, and Cholera Mgt.
bus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
ache.
They arc tho best Bltters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great rcstOTeT. They are made Of pure
St. CrOiN Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark foOts
and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure Of =
beverage, without regard TO age or time OF dly
Particularly recommended to delicate persons re-
quiring gentle stimulAnt. Sold by all GrCrers
Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. r. II DRAKE 4
CO., 202 Broadway, New York. &c g5-6m
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POLICE MATTERs.-GeorgC Scnscuy, using
threats Of violence; jail in default Of security
to keep the peace, by Justice Thompson.
Louis BRENT, obstructing pavcmuntj fined
81, by Justice Thompson.
Henry Ruidy, using threats Of violence; Jail
10 keep the peace, by Justice Walter.
Oscar B. Chismond, drawing pistol; bail 10
keep the peace, by Justice Gibcrson.
Peter Brooks, profanityi fined e., by Justice
Walter.
Jane ChSmOnd, Patrick Scanlon, Ellen Scan
Ion, profanity fined 1888, by Justicc Glbcr,
son.
Oscar b. Chismond, profanity fined s2,5S,
by Justice GlbCrSon.
CLANCY Morgan, threats of violence; fined
50, by Justice Walter.
Isaac Harris, gambling; fined SlO, by Justice
Walter.
John V. Hondcrly, carrying concealed wCap-
Onsi tnOd sixty cents, by Justice Clayton.
John Simpson, larceny; Jail for a further
hearing, by Justice Clayton.
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I OsT.--Ou or about the I'D Of December, among
I otheTs, 4 note drawn by y. FFUmmel, to the
order Of Andrew LutZ, for $4,000, payable eight
Said note was over due and not nFotested when
loet The maker of the note prefers the production
o. me hote before payment. The finder will be
SHlmDy rewarded BY leaving said note with s. 3.
Williams ESq., at his law ONCE, corner Fonrsapd.
a-Hali and streets, Washington City, or 10
CHARLES mERKLEIN,
deS 2f-2aWtW N WV"
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DLsiRABLE lNpIA RUBBER GoUps.-Mr. II. A.
Hall has just received a lot OF Officers Long and
Light dull finished Coats also, dull finished Pom
chOs, extra large siEesJ also, lot OF blue English
Talmas, very long, at $40 each which he Is selling
at manufacturer PRICES, at his India Rubber Ware
house, $40 PennsylNania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, oct 21-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-10

WARM REJECTION OF REV. FATHER STONE
STREET TX RoME.-ThU numerous friends Of the
Rov. Father stoncstrCet, In this city, will be
gTatlhod 10 know, that, On his arrival In Rome,
he met with most handsome reception, and
was Invited to ofiiclalc al high mass ln the
most prominent churches. He has been granted
two special audiences with His Holiness the
Popo. The purpose Of Father Stouoslroet, In
visiting Rome, was to represent tho Jesuit b..
ciCty In council, held about the 18th or 2Sth Of
November last.
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,I,mIs Is 70 GIVE NOTICE, That IN.

This Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That tho
| subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans
tUUt Of ashingtOu county, In the District Of u.
lumbia, letters Of administration on the personal
estate Of ALgLRI FULLER, late Of Washington
county, deceased. All persons Ia ing CamB against
the said deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the RubscFlber,
on OF before III" sixth day Of January NEXT they
may otherwise by law be excluded from ali benefit
Of the said estate,
Civ Gu under my hand lhis sixth DAY Of Januar, ,
\. y. 1868. AARON ,. FULLER,
lsnB-l6WJW Administrator.
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10 BACHELORS Hair Dye--The Best In
the WOTld.-William A. BafCheIUr's celebrated
Hair Dye produces a color not to he distinguished
from natures warranted not to iniure Hair In the
lCast remedies the l-elecis Of had dyes and inNig-
CRATES the Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY
HAIR Instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold by ali
Druggists, &C.
10 The genuine Is signed " ~. 4. BATE Hi LOR
the four sides of each box
Factory, No. 81 BARCLAY street, (IAtP 235 Broad.
way and 10 Bond,) New York. my Ely
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Es-sundsy Service In the ssnnt, Chn,,-
ber.-A meeting for religious service will he held
In the Senate Chamber tomorrow, tSUSDAYJ
Jan. II, when a sermon will he dellN cred n Rev
James Freeman Clarke, Of Boston, Mass Hour Of
.etti"e, II =. m. Entrance by the north aud east
doors, ils
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-10

ASSAULT on ASOLDIER.-YoVterdnyf forenoon
as a soldier was walking through the Capitol
grounds, John Plant, a policeman, stepped up
behind him aud dealt him a heavy blow over
the head with clab, which knocked him down
and injured him severely. Vice President Ham.
lin and Mr.. Blake, Of Ohio, were passing along
at the time, and witnessed the assault They
stepped up to the policeman aud asked why he
struck the man. His answer was, he asked a
gentleman for money, and that begging was
not allowed upon the grounds. Vice President
Hamlin rebuked him severely for his conduct.
Mr.. Blake offered the following resolution In the
House yesterdays
RESOLVED, That the Committee on Public
Buildings aud Grounds be instructed to take
immediate measures for the removal Of John
Plant, one Of the policemen of the Capitol
grounds, for his iuhuman treatment of a SOL
dicr this moaning on the capitol grounds.
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WAsHINGTUS THEATRE.-ThC PHANTOM ="
and /" POcahontas " are repeated tonight. We
advise all 10 sec these pieces, which arc ad-
mlraby placed upon the stage and acted well
throughout. MIR, Brink, rs the Phantom, was
delightfully."- mysterious. Mr.. Bailey, (a great
acquisition TO the company was lrresistlbly
good as the Doctor, while Mrs. g. Maoder, Miss
UhCstucy, and Mr.. Harry Hawk were ali that
could b. desired. "PoCahontas " was beautl-
fully acted. MCssrb. Edwards and Macder, a.
tac King aud Smith, keeping the house In
roar Of laughter. Mrs. Gaspard Maodcr Is an
excellent POcahontas. We are pleased to see
tlat Miss Lucille Western plays at this house
On Monday. full house Is the result, of
course.
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lSpIA RrBBER GoODs.--It Is moi necessary for
Mr.. II. A. HALL to enumerate the different styles
AMI kinds OF Rubber and Gutta Percha manufac-
tuters goods he keeps (he has them ALL on hand;
and glance into the beautiful store or list of yyicss
given BY his attendants will conI ncc any one that
his establishment is reilly the only IHdSd R,l6Jgr
H0rchosc, and Ia located al $40 FennEy wanna ave
nue., next door TO Messrs. Harper n Mitchcus Dry
Goods warehouse, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. dec ST.
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FLAG RAISING THIS AFTERSOOS.-This after
noon, at 4 O'Clock, there will be nag raising
ny the carpenters attached TO the QuartermAs-
ssr's department, on G street, between Twsn-
risth and TwGnty-1rst streets. Speeches and
other interesting ceremonies Will DO the order
Of the occasion,
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THB GREAT METHODIST DEMONSTRATION To-
NURROw.-The great Methodist demonstration
comes Of Tomorrow at Wesley Chapel. The
arrangements are 10 have a discourse IN the
morning, anniversary exercises In the afternoon,
and platform meeting In the evening. Hon.
Mr.. Wiley and Other distinguished genllOmen
will be present and speak.
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CUTY POST OFFICE,

~ "ASHihGIOE, y. {,
NOTICE Is hereby CIV en- that, IA accordance with
instructions laid down by the Postmaster General,
win receive, on TUESDAY, January g. and for
the space OF thirty days thereafter for redemption
at this office such sUiIed dCdC,d postage SfGpS a,
have bCrOme so by being used as currency.
Apply at Room No. ls, between the hours ul ~
O'Clock, a. m, and 2 O'Clock, D. m.
l.. CLEPHANE, Postmaster.
dec Jl-CJim lStaT Il ChrUnl
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~ Smithsonian Lectures. - PROFESSOR
GJYOT Will give the Fourth Lecture Of his course
on Monday evening, January IL.
subject: Upper Observation-Disclosures. The syn-
thetic type and their Hubdl, isions. Mammalian
form.
Lectures commence At 4 D. m. Admittance free
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-10

THE Mcdowell COuRT or INQUIRr.-Grn.
Roberts, formerly of the army of Virginia, was
under investigation to-day. He thought that
jackson would not have attacked Banks on the
9th Of January, If tho latter had not provoked
him thereto by demonstrations he was making
In the belief that the enemy were an inferior
force, and through a misCalculatlon of the
numbers Of his own men; caused by some deli
cheney In the returns made by his BnbordInates;
which led him to suppose he had twelve or thir.
teen thousand troops whereas In fact no only
had ten thousand undCr his command. Banks
position was strong, and could have been held
by small force against a much larger. The
confederates wero much fatlgued that day with
the long marches they had endured, and the at
tack therefore was made solely on tho response
bility OF the Federal commander. The battle
was fought against the expectations Of General
Pope, who had desired General Banks to hold
quietly his position until reinforced by General
Slgel's corps. The enemy, however, came out
o. this engagement so badly wOrsted, that the
witness believed they could have boon utterly
overcome by 70, 900 additional troops, and their
retreat would have been cut of by the Rapidan
Immediately in their rear. He estimated the
enemy's force at the battle of Cedar Mountain
nt IS, 900. He thought the responsibility Of the
attack rested solely on Con. Banks, and conse-
quently the result was not anticipated by Pope.
Gen. Mcdowell was Ave miles distance, and as
far as he knew, went 10 the assistance Of Gen.
Banks.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-10

VEk-ReV. Thomas ~. stockton, ID. D.wilI,
~ Divine permission, preach In the hall Of the
ut Il o'clock and will resume the series of sermons
on the Mediation of Christ and the Inspiration Of
the Scriptures. IL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-10

IL The Great PennsylVsnIa ROute,--Ihe
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily and one on
Sunday. Soldiers tickets nt Government rates 10
all the principal points in the North and West
For tickets and further inornation apply at the Of
Gee Of the Great PennsylvnhA Route northeast
corner Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street, un-
der National Hotel; ONCE open from a. IN. to 8
p. m.iOn Sunday - 10 Up. IN.
L. o. NORTON,
aug Sly. Agent
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ARREST or JAIL BREAKERs.-Un Monday
night last, Alexander JennolS, Jomlma Jcunels,
Henry Hurdlur, and Charlotte Harrod broke
Jail at Annapolis and came to this city. They
were followed hero by Sheriff Bryard, who no
tilted the officers and asked for assistance In ar
resting them. Yesterday, Sergeant Cronln, as
slstod BY Officer Kelly, found them in different
localities about tho city, arrested them, and
brought them before Justice Walter, who COM
United them to jail for a further hearing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-10

ARREST FOR Internationally lot OF
small boys entered a store on the corner Of
ThirtccHth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
kept by r sutler, aud took thercfrom a lot OF
stationery, wallets, &c, The most OF them got
clear, but one Of the boys, John Simpson, was
arrested, taken TO the statlon-houso, and one
Of the wallets found In his possession. Justice
Clayton committed him to Jail for further
hearing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-10

kpiA RUBBER GooDs.-Thc place 10 buy your
RUBBER COATS, LEGGINs, CAMP BLANKETS,
HANELoCkS, HANERSACKs, and every article
India Rubber Warehouse, where you can obtain
them at manufacturers' prices, 3i0 PennsylvaniA
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. &C y
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ARREST FOR DRAWING PIsroL.-Oscar B.
Chlsmond was arrested yesterday by Officer
Nlcholl, Of the Fourth ward, charged with
drawing a pistol on Patrick scanlon. Both
parties got Into a dispute, and ChIsmond get
ting very much excited drew his pistol, but il
was takOn from his hand before he could do
any harm. he was taken before Justice Glib
erSon and ordered to give security to- keep the
DeaCc,
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,

Washington, January %, 1862.
The Secretary Of state will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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JAMEs W. DEEBLL, Of Georgetown, U. C., and
CoRNELIA A., second daughter OF the late Capt.
rage 10 the latter city, on the sth iust BY The Rev
n J. d. Morgan.
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no YOU KNOW TT II you do not, call at
- SMITH n REALL'S, No. 38I seventh street,
near X street, and buy yourself a nice nii
Clothing lfon thOm, as they have mH
new and splendid sssOrtment.
nov Gi-dtjAnI
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REPORT OF THE EMANCIPATION COMMISSION.
The Emancipation Commissioners are ev-
PeCtod 70 close their labors on Monday, when
an elaborate report will be presented.
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CLsTERBCRI.-A grand gala performance
vii take place on this Saturday night, embrau.
Ing many new and attractive novelties. The en-
nfs Immense company will appear In ono Of the
most entertaining exhibitions yet given. The
beautiful stars, Miles. Augusta and Marie and
Miss Kate Pennoyor will appear, for tho last
time, In the splendid ballet la Bayadore, {"
aided BY the full and very efficient "corps de
ballet" Tonight will also be the last oppor.
tunlty Of seclng Mr.. George X. Edeson, the pop
ular comedian, in his most lsughablo character
Of PADDY Murphy, In the excellent Irish farce
entitled Paddy Murphy's Magic Shirt" We
undersidHd that SiHee this tdrcc has been put upon
he Stage, he persons WhO s'cscp tie hall, find each
morNtng, large numbers q rest buttons upon the
Moor. We guess there must be some tall laugh
ing done at the Canterbury. Those who wish
10 witness superior artistic dancing, or listen
10 exquisite vocal music, or zee good panto-
mime, or be amused with the funny saylnEs
and doings Of the best Ethiopian comedians In
this country, should visit Canterbury Hall to-
night, and our word for It, they will not regret
going there.
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INDIA RUBBLR BOO1s AND SHOES.-Ihe above
articles are sold cheaper al u. 4. HALLS India
Rubber Warehouse, $40 PennsylI ania az enue, than
at any other store In this city or vclnty. This Is
so. Call and satisfy yourselves, $40 Pennsy vanla
avenue. no 22-tT
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~ "estOn's Progress OF sIAN Cry.-I opics
Of this work are for sale at the office Of the National
Republican. Pamphlet edition, % ccritS. Bound
edition, rs cents.
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERS. Tho following havr
been reported since our last Issue.
Eli Buncc, company d, 9th N. Hi Campbell
hospital.
Samuel {. Ferguson, company A, 18th Pa.
Lincoln hospital. -
Henry Hyncs, company i, 9th Wi Lincoln
hospital.
Harvey Baldwin, company d, 10Th n. j..
Lincoln hospital.
Jas. Hurley, company A, 18th N j.; Lincoln
hospital.
Jno. A. LaumS, company A, 18th N.J.i Lin,
coin hospital.
Chas. B. Watkins, company l, 4th VII Lin
coin hospital.
sory't Robt. A. Moore, company /, 4th Ia.
Reserves; Lincoln hospital.
?. ". Patterson, company II, lJ0h fa.i
Columbian hospital.
Hugh Smith, company II, 1oOth Pal Colum.
blan hospital.
Thos. PhilJrook Mullen, company E, 9th
Mass; Caspars hospital.
j. B. ShafiCr, company A, l2Gth Pa; Hare.
wood hospital.
}. Avery, company II, 9th n. Hi Georgetown
College hospital.
Samuel Fowler, company T, 9Th COuu.;
Georgetown College hospital.
ID. KelScr, company |, 10th Pa 81 Aloyslus
hospital
". Anderson, company E, 4th US. Artillery;
Douglas hospital.
Capt. W, ". ". Wood, company @, listh
Pal Douglas hospital.
j. Wardcll, Company F, 10th Mass; Douglas
hospital.
scrg't Lewis ]. Titus, company Z, 57th Pa;
Stanton hospital.
Corp. Francis Thompson, company ], lS5th
Pa; ArmOry hospital.
Juo. Hagcrty, companyB 69thN. " Armory
hospital.
Patrick Cassidy, company B, G0Lh Pa; Ar
mOry hOsplt.
Edward Buner, corporal, company B, 9th n
Y. 8. Mi Armory hospital.
Co. Smith, company {, 10th Coun.i Armory
hospital.
p. Mcdonald, company II, 9th Pal Arlnory
hospital.
Joseph Nude, company E, 192d Pal Carver
hospital.
Jonathan {. Ncsman, company |, ith Nc;
Carver hospital.
Peter Colder, sergeant, company X, Goth N.
Y; Carver hospital.
VIM. n. ColquIt, company II, 3lsL Georgia.
Carver hospital.
Capt. Rufus H. Green, company b, 18th n.
VI Judiciary hospital.
Enoch Kelly, company F., 10Th Ind.i Judca-
ry hospital.
Joseph Barber company b, 10Th Mel Finley
hospital.
WIN. Drake, company b, 18th L. 3. Inf; Fin.
ley hospital.
Geo. &. Milford, corporal, company c, 9Th
y. u; Campbell hospital.
Adam Moore, company A, l40th n. Y. ! Camp.
bell hospital.
James Il. Colsrd, company l., nth y. j.;
Campbell hospital.
y. W. Pierce, company I, SD y. T.; Hare
wood hospital.
Andrew YarCnton, company ], 9Th Michigan;
Harcw Uod hospital.
Robt. Armstrong, company K, III, n. VI
I amp Bliss, Upton Hill, Va.
Chas. Nahu, comppny D, 1iad n. Y, Va.