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" There are Some Animals that Live
IL T. -z- best In the Fire"

This is fitting time to republish Daniel
Webster's letter to John Taylor, the SUI
perintendent of his place 10 New Hamp-
shire, and. We therefore give it as follows !:
II am glad that YOU have chosen Mr.
Pike Representative He is a true man !;
but there are many persons in New Hamp
shire who call themselves Wings who are
no Wings at all. And no better than
disunisonists. ANY man who hesitates in
granting and securing 10 eveny part o. the
country lis jus: and constitutional rights,
lie An enemy TO The whole country. John
Taylor, if one of your boys should say he
honors his father and mother, and loves
his brothers and sisters, but still insists
that one Of them shall be driven out Of
the family. villa. can you say Of him bat
this that there is no family love in him
You and | arc farmers-we never talk
poltics-our talk is oxen, but remember
this: That any man who attempts to ex-
cite one part Of our country against
another. is just as wicked as BIS would be
who should attempt to get up quarrel
between John Tay lor aud his neighbor,
old Mr.. Sanborn, or his other ncighbor,
Capt Burleigh. There are some animals
tina. live best in the fire and there some
men who delight in heat, smoke, com
bustion, and e7en general conflagration
They do not follow the things that make
for peace. They enjoy only contention.
controversy and strife. Have no COM
municatlon with such persons either as
neighbois or politicians.
You have 70 more right 10 say that
slavery ought not to exist in Virginia,
than Virgirian has to say that slavery
ought to exist in New Hampshire. This
is question left to every state to decide
for itself, and if Ne mean to keep the
States together, We must leave every
State this power Of deciding for itself /
.hink | never wrote a word before on
politics | shall never do it again.
only say love your country and your
whole country; and when men pursuade
you to get into quarrel with the laws
of other states, tell them that YOU mean
to mind your own business" and advise
them to mind theirs. John Taylor, you
area free man; you possess good prin-
cipIes; you have large family to rear
and provide for by your labor. Be thank
full to the government which does not op-
press you; which does not bear you down
by excessive taxation, but which holds out
to you and yours the hope of all the
blessings which liberty, industry and Sc
curity NAV Give. John TAYLOR. thank
God, morning and evening, that You were
born in such country. John Taylor,
never write me another WORD on politics.
Give my kindest remembrance to your
wife and children, and when you look
from your eastern windows upon the
graves Of my family. remember that he
who is author of this letter, must soon fol-
low them 10 another world" -Daniel
Uebster,
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The Milwaukee Ncus says that Doc
LITTLE, HOWE and RANDALL, who ale al
vertsed to speak for the aboi,onists in
Ibis state, draw an annual sum from the
federal Treasury Of from twelve to fifteen
thousand dollars. They are interested to
Just that amount 10 maintaining the de-
structlve power Of the republican party
The patriotism Of all thee onctutrated
wouldn't inspire the smallest man in
Chris ;endom with decent love for his
country. They are the very men who
have saddied the people with debt and in
ugurated re On of war and blood that
they might grow rich on the toll and
sweat Of the people These men urging
the people on to consummate their own
ruin are playing tie part of Lucter when
he congratulated his followers upon their
descent from heaven to ;he bottomless
Dit"
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The State Debt.

When the Republican party Of Wiscon-
sin came into power, the state credit was
good and the state comparatively did not
owe dollar.
To day the state credit is good for
nothing in market, and the people are
saddled with a state debt Of nearly Two
millions Of dollars
1t may be alleged that large portion
Of this money went TO organize regiments
for the war. So i; did, But the federal
government paid this money back, and
that also i<,rosel
Into whose pockets did these hundreds
and hundreds Of thousands Of dollars 90 ;
Who has got the money? What have
the people received in return
The next twenty years the average
amount Of taxes which the pee PIE Of
Wisconsin will be forced to pay per an
NUN 10 redeem this debt will exceed the
entire expense of Gov. Dewey's first adj,
minislra,loD ,-Ms}pGakee Ne,cs.
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An Honest Confession.

The Mi yankee Noes says that Re
publican orator at meeting in Pl4iladei-
phia, the other day, said: It is better
to lose battle in tie field ;han the cleo
ton n Pennsylvania These men who
are fttting on the spoiIs Of Office, or grow
ing itch on shoddr contracts, are willing
tha, our soldiers should bleed and die,
that our laws and benefcent institutions
should be oserthrown. only so that they
may sit above harm, aud revel while na-
ton is being destroyed, Why do they
prefer losing battles to losing elections 7:
Because in losing battles the war is pro-
lonCed and they are enriched, while if
they lose elections there is good hope
that the war will be brought to a success
fol termination, he constitution and laws
again be respected ard the governments re
turned into the keeping Of honest, patriot
ic men
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A Monmouth Turtle.

The pio, boat Sea Ranger, arrived at
one OF cur wharves on Thursday after
noon, having on board monster turtle
weighing twelve hundred and eight
pounds. 1t was caught on Wednesday
about 10 miles from Wood Island, of
Saco, after conflict Of several hours =
lie would 20 down for about ten min
utes at a time, and then coming up spout
like q whale and remain on the surface
for fifteen or twenty minutes, swinmin .
about as fast as boat is rowed. He was
severely wounded in vital par: before
beng taken on board, but lived until
Thursday morning. His back is black.
the she'll divided into five parts by ridges
the belly spotted with white. With
his head a foot long, he measured seven
feet from his nose to his tail, and crted
ter feet. He was two feet thick, and
about five feet from side to side, being OF
a regular oval form -when his fore-tlip-
pers were extended they measured ID
feet from tip to tip. Many old salts ex-
amined him, but net one ever saw the
like for size in any pat Of the world lie
was doubtless what is described in the
books as The Lea,hery Turtle" PORTS
mouth ". H. Journal.
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TURNED REPrBIICAS Here is tie first
intimati we have seen that Artemus
Ward has gone into the genuine repub-
Iican ranks. If lie has not, he certainly
has given better idea of their leading
principles than we have seen elsewhere
for months. In his letter to Prince AL
bert occurs the following ''platform y
Yes, sir, we've got war, and the true
patr it has TO make sacrifsses, YOU bet,--
| have already given two coufins to the
war, * stand really 20 sacrifs. my wife's
brother, ru,her'n not see the rebellvn
krusht. And if wuss comes TO wuss, I'll
she'd every drop of bud my able bodied
relations has got to prosekoot the war.
| think somebody oughtcr he prosekootefl,
and it may as well be the war as any
BODY,
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Handouts for Freemen,

A few days ago we saw in the streets of
this fair city a sight calculated to iiII every
heart with horror. Walking between
file Of soldiers, in one of our most crowded
thoroughfates were five white freemen,
Aandcutfed and strongly guarded by their
military escort. Over the iron manaces
that bound the wrists of several were
thrown handkerchiefs, and the downcast
look aud Borrowing eve of the conscripts
told how deeply they felt the degradation
they were compelled to suffer. these
men had committed no crime Their
names had been drawn from Tie fatal
wheel and in the agony of doubt, wheth-
er they should remain with their loved
ones in these sore times Of want and trial,
they had not promptly reported to the
Provost Mar>hafs office, and were called
deserters. This sight, we are informed, is
no extraordinary one. 1t is Of frequent
and aimo.t hourly occurrence. Compel
ed to suffer the grossest indignities, thous
ands are daily tortured with the calling
lho't tn at in this land of freedom they must
meet the fate of slaves. But oe patient.
A few weeks more only must pass away
before the freemeD Of Pennsylvania will
have an opportunity Of smi,eing, a, the
ballot box, the miscreaDts who are now
striving to deprive them of their Iiber
Ties: In going TO the polls, remember,
freemen, that the aboIitionjsts of this
proud city have forged hsndcutfs for
white men and given shoulder straps to
negroes.-Philadelphia dye.
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Assistant Secretary of State.

NoTIcE IS HeREBY GIVEN, that at the
general election to be held on the Tuesday
succeeding the first Monday, being the
third day Of November next, in the sever
al towns, wards and election precincts in
the State of Wisconsin, and by the quail
fled electors Of this State in the actual mill
itary service Of the United States or Of
this State, at the several posts, camps or
places where the regiment or battery of
artillery, or part of regiment not less
than one company, under separate COM
mand, to which such electors belong, may
be On that day, the following officers arc
to be elected, to wit.
A Governor, in the place Of Edward
Solomon. .-
"A Lieutenant Governor.
\ Secretary Of State, in the place Of
James T Lewis.
A State Treasurer, in the place Of Sam
uel y. Hastings.
An Attorney General, in the place Of
Winfield Smith.
A State Superintendent, in he place Of
Josiah L. Pickard.
A Bank Comptroller, in the place Of
William II Ramsey.
A Stare Prison Commissioner, in tho
place Of A. p. Hodges -..
Whose several terms Of Office will ex-
pre on The first Monday of January, A.
H., 1864
Also, State Senator in each of the
following Senate districts, whose terms of
office will expire on lie first Monday Of
January, A d., 1866, to wit. .
The Second district, comprising the
counties Of Brown and Kewaunee
The Fourth district, comprising Wash>
in"ton county.
The Sixth district. comprising the third.
fourth. fifth and eighth wards Of the city
Of Milwaukee, and the towns Of W auwa.o-
sa, Greenfield, Lake, Oak Creek and
Franklin, in the county of Milwaukee.
The Eighth district, comprising the
county of kenosha. ...-.r-
The Tenth district, comprising the coun-
ty of Waukesha ..-I ....-..~.
The Twelfth district, comprising the
county of Walwor,h.
The Fourteenth district, comprising the
county Of Sank.
The Sixteenth district, comprising the
county of Grant.
The Eighteenth district. comprising the
towns Of Fox Lake, Chester, Westford,
Beaver Dam, Burnett. Caamus, Oak
Grove, EIba, Ciyman, Lowell. Portland,
Shields. Emmett, Trenton, the city Of Bea.
yer Dam, the fifth and sixth wards Of the
city Of Wa'ertown, and the son,h ward OF
the village of Waupun, in the county OF
Dodge.
The Twentieth district, comprising the
county OF Fond du Lee.
The Twenty second district, comprising
the counties of Outagamie, Shawanaw,
Door. aud Oconto.
The Twenty fourth district, comprising
the county Of Green.
The Twenty sixth district, comprising
the towns of Dane, Roxbuly, Mazomanie,
Black Earth Berry. Springfield, Middle
ton, Cross Plains, Vermont, Blne Mounds,
SpringdaN, Verona, Fitchbnrg, Oregon,
Nontrose, Primrose, Perry, Madison, and
The city Of Madison, in the county Of
Dane.
The Twenty eighth district, comprising
the counties Of Pierce, St. Croix, Polk,
Dallas, Burnett, Douglas, La Pointe and
Ashland.
The Thirlieth district, comprising the
counties Of Richland, Cras ford, and Vsr.
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The National Debt.

In addressing the political gathering at
PhiiideIphia on Thursday. Col. ]. Ross
Snoden, late director Of TIE T. S. Mint,
made some curious statements showing
he magnitu le Of the financial operations
Of his government, as foll,s.:
"The national debt--whst is it now Z
Who can tell An official Statement,
recently published SAYS that it amounted
on the Both Of July last TO one thousand
enc hundred and ninety-seven millions
two hundred and seventv-four thousand
three hundred and sixtv.s;x dollars.
" But this frightful sum total does not
inclule al tie liabilities Of tic govern
nen'. | see in the newspapers of he day
other items mentioned, namely: u s. Ger
'f9ates for Indebtedness new U. S. Ger
tIfcates of Indebtedness j; orders for GER
tIEcates of Indebtedness; quar,ermaser's
vouchers These and MAN. o,he, items
constitute = floating debt most OF which
is not embraced in he above financial
statement.
. Someiidea OF the magnitude OF the
business Of settling army paymaster's ac-
counts may be inferred from the fact that
over enc hundred and fifty clerks are
employed upon them at the office Of the
second auditor; yet with all this force
here Is yea: and halis accumulation
Of accounts and claims in the office.
" If We add to the above statement all
lie liabilities incurred for war purposes
since the 10Th Of June, and claims for
damages, pensions, bounties. &c, we will
not Oversra,e The total liabilities Of the
United States at the present time al Two
THOUSAND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
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EF Here is AHrREw JAcKsoN's opiu

EF Here is AHrREw JAcKsoN's opiu.
ion Of Tie present so called Republican
party:
- Sir, the abolition party is a disloyal
organization. It, pretended love for free
dom means nothing more or less than
civil war and dissolution Of the Union
Honest men of all parties should unite to
expose their intentions and arrest their
progress"
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ANOTHER STAB. We see it stated that
the War Off &c has again shown Its dir
ty spirit by plating Gen. Mcclellan on
retired pay. Butler who is now stump
ing Pennsylvania for the Republican tick
ct, Frem ont, Hunter and other Major
Generals, who are considered sound On
the negro, draw full pay and rations.-
"Oh consistency thou art a jewel"
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Matters at Vicksburg.
The VicksbuTg correspondent Of the
Chicago Times says:

The vicksburg correspondent. of the
Chicago Times says:
"Among the negroes mortality is on
the increase. Whole regiments and
camps are being decina'ed. They die by
dozens, scores, and hundreds. They lit
orally perish as the beasts of the field
with little more attention or sympathy
bestowed on them before or after death.
The deaths in Col. Gichrist's regiment
averaged "a per day for some time. Il
will net number over 800 to day. and
still disease and death hold high carnival
in its repulsive precincts. Othey coIored
regiments and camps are in equally bad
condition. Wherever the negroee as
semble in camp. pestilence marks them
for her own. Their destiny is being
fearfuIIy accomplished
OF tie injury to Gen. GRANT the same
correspondent says:
"Gen. Grant and staff returned from
New Orleans on the steamboat Ben
Franklin YESTERDAY. The General Is un>
able to sit up an instant, or to turn him
self IN bed even, owing to the severe III
jury received from the fail of his horse. =
One leg is nearly paralyzed, and several
weeks must elapse, under the most skill
eu treatment, before be can take the sad
die or resume active duties of any kind
Nothing has :ranspired concerning the ex-
tension Of bis department to the Gulf.
though ali are in daily expectation of i. .
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IS- There appears 10 lie general
changing about of troops and armies -
The result will eventually show the mean
ing OF all these important: movements.
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EFA cavalry regiment is 70 be raised
in Maine. This branch of the service is
properly engaging increased attention on
the par. Of the War Department.
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. . . -

rE"Wil PALMER withdraw ~
-M,iraukee Saskiuei.
Yes lie will Withdraw Thousands Of
Republican votes away from LrwIs,
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GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, SECS OFFICE,
MADISON, August s, 1868.
To the Sheriff of Manitowoc County,:
SIR. You viii please take notice, that
the officers designated in the enclosed cleo
ton notice, are to be elected at the Genes-
al Election to be held on Tuesday the third
day Of November next. Respectfully,
EDWARD ILSLEY.
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Congressional Proceedings.
NXXvIrIrh CONGRE,s-sena,..

Washington, Dee IA Hr Dixon sAvs uotiee Of
b..i smentiue tie Con,1rgtIon act Ia sJch man
nsI a, u exempt a. e.efsymsn.
hr. AoigAn pses u. eI the credentials Of Mr. II
GstE Bro sn, ol Aas9uri, Aui hs qualified aud
tJok his toat
The senate tlen proce .dd to the election Of Stand
Ing Committees tbs ioilosiHx being the result Of the
important committees;
foEunE EELLTi1ss Sumner, Chairman; Foytsr
DOo.ittlC. HEIiA Johnson, McIioue.n.
FsAIcE Icfldud,n, Chairman. Howe, CorAn,
CLARK, Van " .uk4e, tCaLI p.
tossxkG, -IbAndier, Chairman Morrill,, Ten
Lyck. horsEn, p.Gsnt, EoR den, saul LuIy.
hiLirAaT Ait4il-t 40 ILg M4.4IlA N I.@l'
thti ran I..a.i Ci lLa.ala; NoGaIa, hesu..L,
AoTssI. yrI.l0, IfuFA.
hAv,L AsfA.u. .litc CLsi man Anthgay, " D.
lev, E.Inucy, i.4l 4.Ag T. c.H.
lhpiAS AFfA Aa- Ilolt.ie, Chairman. vi Eins-n,
Lenc OF Mama t.ai .4il Ncsmth, Brown, lncs,l'N. d.
fA"aiors Tos.sI, tnAlrLIn; Lane ot iu di.ua,
fomeToJ, Bovd, VI, au " iuke, hhuisbury. buck.rv,
'LAine LisIk, 'nGirfnau Howe, fyIatIuy, An
mon, Hprrl., Llcks Aud HcndrickA
IkEsi1oRIEb hac,, CGalrrnln WIZ nIou, IIslo,
IAN "a Mas, Carlisle, Davis Of hlisGu4i, ani
X eGAIdson.
Nj Wtlson introduced resolution Of thanks TO
'ensf n Hooktr and hs army, for their sueesss In
covering Wsahingsan and Baltimore at the time IL
Less inyAsion'; also, TO Gensfal Aesde and army,
II ~ bo6HnhEA E1G&0U. kssd dtsia 40 Saas>
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4 -r,y Of the Potomac.

WdsAirgtn ~, D,c. lJ.--Aooounts from the Army N
the fotrmsc ssy thA, the accommodating party sent
out dsss sg1 to perfect mays la ,h. Te.ien
north o CuI.rppsr, snd along the base Of the BlrS
Ridge, Ii far 80 ysfTTsiie md Little " sshinvt .,
return I'll 10 camp ~ Iriday With the except IN Of
the fbsms imledisioy tho linss Of the pr neural
rolt.s al tLs bGus-s wcrs ~u stor VIII. IL, no
c'r'NTisapf ie, tuch "a uest poutry sld rssdtuiI
With a '-felen. tu.gly OF forage to ,iu,.r tbsrr
,csnty h.Id..
vrof absence are fr~rly grpr ed to officer. ana
mea for sheft periods The energy b.. consider.L
foros Of Infantry p'ck.r on the north bsnk " the
A"p'dsn shove ht9.dan s4Aiion, bnt nou. hollow th.s
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News Items.

MIroI iLNcuLs ~Is reelected Mayor Of Bo.,os
Yesterday.
EtAos prevails IN Chs.tsnoogs thss Lonputysss
IN hi, rstrc from Knoxville loet 1000 prisoners and
nearly all bis cannon and trnius.
Cot. WAAxISs, commanding the Kentucky BRIG,
sds. returned yesterday to Chattanooga IRON cav
airy r'eonno.'sauss as lar a. Lafayette lie csptarsd
rebel signal station aud si1 olcers and forty pri.
vAtc'.
Tue 9o,h ponn,yiv,nia rsyirr r.. h,. been rd~f.ei
hon !som ;he Nost on 'uIIolsh. hay nE ~ snllstsd
veteran voluntcsrs. Sunlcr- Of veteran rsxInenta
sni ht.toi's' are ~ pared 10 epA; under TIE nsw
orir.
Tua u. 3. steamer Clrc,isian arrived st Fortress
Monroe On Sunday, having ~ to- the celebrated
lloeSaas runner 4In - e-.i.Ic ca the 9t, The nsIS
day after the CIctsl.h lea ChNlssson- This "A
probably Of D., fu'st p-i't Of The She is Q
splendid bsrkeatn. iEut'ihl sieansh ', Of 90o tonA
burthsn. and wA rated Al for 10 yesrs at uoydr
Her cargo consisted Of iron ard hsrdwus, vtt1tol,
bosax. powder, &c. her pspsrs could not b 6sssA,
lCs~sinvsd sn SssyA Psesl
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SECRETARY WEllES DENOUNCED.
From Dixie Direct.

Wy ErITSF ~ I'M Ntrl
IN the srs q ye,terday Published n ,y.n-piie by
Glepaph. of kr. Foote's r,m.rlS in the Congress- d.
nouneins JeG. Dsvis. The following, more in de-
tail. Is from late Richmond pspsr,, received at thu.
Office
10 the Ccnfed-rais Corsrr.a Zee sth. NJ. Fca'e
eLErsed srest iodgn.tion ~ the cours. puI'ued ",
ser,d vics,lurs 10 tie eneip- rLe Prt,id nj n fse
hin hk COMPANION, aud carried him to Br,ss. ,rin,.
shere, ss he rode the -oidi,f. vsre bead e. ~.
Nics.tug The pi:eideut ues'- vi.itc t4e cray
MOI foilosed ~ disaster ,,e t"s. tn,.'o1 ma an,
Se,tysDnrs sifsir. Ia ins'ruc 20 HfVg M.t.f~s.
sSrmv. !" n" ns1 O7'nva na "'ois> ts 1880 o. T..
liable to eestrut,on. lie ch.rsea D,vI vim
ed tbs. be vould uect he c,i,l'a- 80 snyv e.
~ drnss ". ouid 20 God b. Nol mover visit
the srmv sssin, sc. \ eer,e,n Clnn,,,sary g., neral
VIE S~ curse t. the county, var u,e,tod si'h
nion.tor Mort hrop had .tce',Git Ices -. eov tf
attempted 10 u<-v. be prfoner. - cur land
prtaoners very in ar aud gre annef lor
tvelv, "a the srpply -ss inadsquat- ard fr eirht
SS n,y ss,y n,a ~ nGs Ss at az fs o"n ery t" %
Chdrkso'.and 'oO,e, TX. O. ~ nam. az acfuI'l
shotri1s thar y me .uo,is,sr,, o, , ma, I1.,
k<s carcass rsOt Gble d'.f ths not itop,r FOR
ehs honor OF tn country this >urhror should Pee
eeteo ~ once. hr. - - st, q regard a. { .TA-
sentisi.
III 'he 'Hnlenera'e 'olFrths N lhui iiay In the
6onAie-Ar. Brown. Of hilsar .pp inioduced .eri's
sf resolutions relating 30 srb .iiuic' aad pr'vi H.s
Tor the .nrollmspt and pItting INTO the service =
every whits male citizen cspihlc Of hasfias arns;
urrnr direct tsN ki.l ui B. oportv. rnt
ing Coufs derato Dotes legal tender &c Ine ieso.
lutions vere oIicfei g. be pr.att. IT. Din lr0-
ht6ts'n0 t< s1apiogiRer.t u SHbgti.usS an ne army
so1s JpdASed.
Rebel Victory Claimed In Tennessee.
The Richmond Rssgr,sg O: Dee. l0th. contslus
the following
bristol, Dec. o.-Gcnersl Giitner. briesde en-.
strong nsar Maynard. lie Tom, llutius Them saf
capturing numbo. oi prsclefi. Wilcox. command
VA composed OF raw troous
Report 81 the Confeds rate Secretary OF
tie 1rcRsnry.
The following Is al abstract Of Mr. Mcrmingers
sunrt;
The reoelpe from Jan. l., to SEPT, so'h, 1868,
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Warrington. Dee 1.-THE Navy Depsrtu an, hss
received the following lpt Of the Lost on tbs. ssbsv
ken
Ovvs-sss IL W. Merriam. ID Assistant Fus,nss,
AuSustus ~ ehel. JdtAssistant I'm 4ft,ssr e. A. Nc
Act,ns E9sinsrI. -
,Thom. pipsr. 1shn buckley, John Caps q,
tsf,C. DAVIS, q. ". W,hon, G.. Asd,raon, Ralph
Andersen, Edward Mslisn, james Dumsn, Robert
Nusent, W ~ IKE, lsmx Ieamnsr, Ihou.ss Dam
WiIisnsoa Jno. hntiedss, tiwsrdGsybsn, nichasl
Glnss, Ihot heel Ihos. Donovsu, Gso. Leighton,
IN known.