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= A despatch from Somerset. Kentnckv

= A despatch from Somerset, Kentucky.
of May 81, says: To day cavalry recon
noissance was made to within four miles of
Monticello. There was sharp slirm ishing
all the way. AT Two Fords sixteen rebels,
with arms and horses, were captured. Sim.
UNANIMOUSLY with this, Colonel Adams, Of
the LIST Cavalry and fifty picked men, cross.
ed the river in boats ard captured the rebel
pickets at Mill Springs, consisting of one
Lieutenant and sixteen prvates, with all
their arms and twenty four horses. No cas-
ualty ON our side.
The civil war which has desolated Vene-
zuelh tor so many yehrs, has at last concluded
treaty of peace E" has been signed. a new
government is to be organized business has
started afresh, and the merchants who resisted
forced contribution before the settlement Of
me df1cules, are now voluntarily offering
funds i'll short, brighter day seems drawing
for Venezuela.
DEATH OF MEMBER OF CONGRESS-. The
Hon, VIM. Temple, the Copperhead mem.
Der elect to The next Congress from Della.
ware, died at Smyrna in that State, on the
18th uit.. after protrscted illness; aged 81
years. The deceased was formerly Govern
or OF delaware. The vacancy will have to-
be hlled by special election.
The various battles which have BEEN
fought since General Grant left Millikin'g
Bend: he has captured S,4oO prisoners and
ID pieces of artillery, besides immense
Quantities of small arms, ammunition and
commissary stores.
1T is certain that the great Tredegar Iron
Works of Richmond were DESTROYED by fire on
the 18th ult. All the fine machinery, and sig,
teen cannon nearly perfect were lost A. large
wool!en factory adjoining was also bnfncd =
Inc Davis Government forbade any mention Of
the disaster by telegraph or newspaper
- Dispatches from Murfreesboro' state that
only two infantry divisions and Forests caval-.
ny have left Bragg's army to reinforce Johnston
in the rear of Vicksburg
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The Union State Central Committee

At a full meeting Of the Union State Central Commit
tee regularly convened held IN the city Of Baltimore on
the 18th May thu following Resolutions unan-
m.usy adopted and ordered TO be published:
EE.JLvEp That tho UuiUn Men Of the State of Mary
land, who Internationally In favor Of suplressing
the rebellion and preserving the Union be rA~es;ed L.
eject delegates to ti"At t. eral ConA eution on tho
~ AaJ Vi June next, in the cit, VI baltimore for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for Comptroller and
Commissioner of the Land Office and for the appoint.
nert Of State Central Committee.
RESOLVED. That in order tg elect Delegates to this
General Contention where not already elected, the
Union voters Of the city of Baltimore and the several
counties Of the State be invited meet in their rcspec
live places fr holding Urinary meetings On the 18th day
81 June next, At o'clock p NJ in ths counties and ut
helok r. NJ in the city, or thereafter may be
convenient and there elect Delegates t. the City and
County Conventions to be held the 10th day Of June
next who Nhsn assembled requested elect on the
usual basis Of ouch delegates to attend
this Convention. BRANTZ MAYER, President.
JAMss l.. PARR. ,
fkEu'i. E:CEr IT, I Seerotarles
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Rs4r Grain crops in Europe are, on the
whole, less promising now than some two
or three weeks back. In England com,
plant is made of he lack OF rains, from,
which the wheat is suffering, while the SOW.
ing Of certain root crops has to be procasti'
mated From the continent the reports are
more favorable, SO far as respects the
weather but the Polish war is clearly con
fusing everything. In view of probable
dispute between this country and Great
Britain, q powerful speculative movement
in breadstutfs sprang up along the Baltic
coast. At pantzic wheat ADVANCED four
shillinss sterling in single day from this
cause. Subsequently, however, the prices
rscsded under advices about the seizure Of
the Alexandria. Western Europe, this
year and next, would be in tar worse pre-.
dicament than from its cotton loss were no,
America able to spare from her abundant
supplies.
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NOMINATED FOB CONGRESS- primary
meetings to elect delegates for the Congressional
Conventions for the Second and Third Congles
sional Districts were held on Thursday even
ing last. The contest in tho :}rd was between
Hon. II. Winter Davis and Hon. Thos. Swami
Ex-Mayor of Baltimore. A majority of the
delegates elected were pledged to the nomua
lion OF Davis The nominating Convention
assembled in TemperanceTemplc last night
and the Hon. II. Winter Davis doubtless re-
ceivcd the nomination Of the Unconditiona
Union men of the 3rd District for Congress-
The contest in the 2nd District was between thu
Hon. c. l.. L. Leary and Hon. Edwin H. Web
ster. We had not heard the result. at the hou
Of going to press.
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- The Editor of the Scientific American,
who has examined the monitor Passaic, no
undergoing repairs at New York, says the
trial to which she was subject during the
attack on Charleston proves that our iron
clads are impregnable, and that we may
safely defy all the English iron clads and
their armaments. The Whitworth shot, OR
.facsin.iles of them, in majority of cases,
struck sideways they reached the turrct in
oil possible positions, and show very poor
shooting on the part of the rebels. There
is no indentation on the Passaic deeper than
tea saucer, and she was the most injured
Of the attacking feet, except the Keokuk,
which was not Il monitor.
ADMIRAL FoorE. This distinguished and
gallant officer is now in the city, we learn,
on his way TO take command of the Atlantic
Blockading Squadron. AS Admiral Foote
is one of those men who believe "in moving
upon the enemies works. the Charlesto
nians are likely to have little more stirring
UP this summer. The Governme nt, we pre-.
sumo, has another scarcely less important
command tor Admiral Dlpont. Who is re
lived for The present, y, I. Lrc Pest
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ARRESTS FOR DIsLoYAL Conquer. =

Some half dozen young bloods were arrested
in and about Sassafras Neck, by the mill
tary, on Sunday last, and taken to Balti.
more. After OBTAINING them while, we
believe the greater part, or perhaps all Of
them, were released, we suppose after
" taking the OATH" Some of the party,
we are informed, have taken that antidote
several times.
We have heard Of others and similar arrests
being made since. The game hardly pays
for the candle We would like to know the
utility or good policy of administering oaths
the violation of which is not punished.
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NOTICE.

Whereas the Union State Central Committee hay.
ias.-' cali for Convention Of the Cuon men Of the
STATE to meet in Baltimore. tho 2rd uf the present
month Of nas for the purpose Of nominating Candidate
Tor the Offices VI Comptroller and Commissioner of the
Land ONCE" aud whereas. the Grand Union League of
me state Of Maryland have also called Convention Of
Union uen, to assemble In Baltimore, on Tuesday the
leth int Tor like purpose the undersigned majority
81 the Executive "unniteo Of the Union Party Of Cecil
ccuatv hersby request and Invite the Union If the
county VIII, mr., uncpn litionay in favor Of Supervising
the Rebellion to assemble in Primary Meetings. at the
usual places Of voting in the several Districts of the
comfy On SATURDAY. the 18th inst, at o'clock p NJ.
and select for e,ch District delegates meet in
County Convention on Monday the 18TH inst app int
Pouh delegates u one or both Of said State Conventions
4" the County Convention may determine.
Ut MCCULLOUGH,
J. j. MCCULLOUGH.
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Primary Meetings.

The Union men Of Cecil comfy who are uncondition.
ally in favor Of supervising the Rebellion and preserving
gs at the usual pa voting IL the several Districts
Of said county SATURDAY the 18th June inst. at 3
O'Clock p NJ an select for each District FIVE Delegates
70 meet in County Convention, at Elkton on Tuesday
June 10Th Inst to appoint Delegates to meet the
stale Union Convention which IL assemble in Baltl-
more on Tuesday. the I'D Of the present month"; In
COZ lance with the above call Of the Union State Central
Committee. HF MAY
Member # the Tx Committee for Cecil county
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- Official advices from Vicksburg to Fri
day of last week, have been received at
Washington. They indicate no special
change in the position of affairs, though
our prospects for the capture of the place
are still said to be encouraging. We regret
to learn, that one Of our gunboats, the Gin
cinnati, was sunk in front of the Ficksburg
batteries on the 26th. Over twenty of the
crew were killed or wounded. Several of
the crew were captured BY the rebels, but
paroled on account Of the scarcity of food
in Vicksburg. The Cincinnati was among
the first built Of the Western iron clad feet,
and has borne an important and distin.
guished part in the operations on the West.
ern waters.
A despatch from Charleston announces the
capture of the steamer Eagle, from Nassau,
whilst attempting to run the blockade. She
was fred into by one of our gunboats and three
of her crew killed Three of our gunboats have
visited Murfreesboro', N. c., and carried off
10000 pounds of bacon. A fire at Wilmington,
n c., had destroyed large warehouse filled
with turpintine and fifteen hundred bales Of
cotton, belonging to the Rebel Government.
The Chicago Tribune states, upon the
most direct and positive authority, that
General Banks has been ordered to CO. ope.
rate with Grant in the reduction of Vicks.
burg that the attack on Charleston, at
least by land, has been temporarily aban.
doned, and that Hunters men, or large
part of them, arrived at New Orleans-pro-
badly to secure the quiet of Louisiana
many days ago.
The Chicago Post OF Saturday publishes
the following significant paragraph: "The
Chicago Irish Legion, which for long time
has been stationed near La Grange, Tenn,
has gone to Vicksburg, with other reinforce.
ments, for General Grant. It would be
contraband to say how many troops have
gone and are going in the same direction
but they are good many"
The Richmond papers Of Saturday contain
nothing later from Vicksburg. The Dis.
patch says that the Rebel dispatches are en-.
couraging, but they 1" lack the de6nitenoss
necessary to bring eutrs relief to the pub
, lie mind,
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BRICK NJ. HoUsr, Cecil county, Md. June q lseo

Bhick M IloUsE cecil county, Md June g. 1888.
hr. Editor.-I notice In the Baltimore American of
this date that T.. q. Chandlee. of Cecil county was
arrested and taken to that city for cheering for JEFF
Davis. Now wish to inform the readers ei your paper
that the genuine l.. g. Chandec 10 all right and was
not arrested. And to set the public all right would
state that 1t was spurious Il. Chandee (whose right
and proper name 10 Jacob Edwin Chanilee) that was
arrested set forth In the Baltimore American. And
further that Jacob Edwin Chandee did about the
year lS45, without authority of the Legisla.
ure, change his name by writing it Edwin q Chandl.e
and further If he persists in seeking shelter under the
wings Of that fcaherlcss bird, in preference the full
plumod wings Of the American Eagle, will protest
against his using the Initials e. G. c. until there Ia an
act to legalize the thereof Yours respectfully
ELLIS q. CHANDLER
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.

Three young men from our town went on a
pleasure trip down the river on Saturday
last, and when off Plum Point the boat was
capszea by squnll of wind, and the party
narrowly escaped drowning. They were in
the water more than an hour, being con-
siderable distance from shore, and the river
rough, it required great exerton to reach
the land, but being very expert swimmers,
they were enabled to do so, though the
youngest of the party was almost exhausted.
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Alarrico.

Observation-Disclosures Thursday,
the 2lst ult., at the residence of the
bride, at Taylorville. Indiana Co., Pa,
InEoDoRE ALLEN NICKEL, Esq, ofWest
Nottingham, Cecil county, Md, and Miss
MARION McALIsTER.
STEW RT-HALL.-At Cecilton, on the.
I'd inst, by Rev. S. 7. Gardner, Mr..
THOMAS H. STEWART and Miss LeUIsA s..
HALL, both of this county.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The County Commissioners meet on
Tuesday, to pass upon accounts agains. the
county, for the levy of 1868; that will be
the last meeting at which accounts will be
admitted into the levy for the present year.
The Orphans Court will also he in session
on that day.
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NOTICE.

James A. Davis, surviving In the Circuit
partner James A. Davis Court for Cecil
Il Co. }county. In
VS.. chancery.
James Rcdingtop.
0RDERED, This fifth day of June, 1853,
" that the sale made and reported by
John A. J. Crcswell, Trustee for the sale Of
Mortgaged Real Estate OF James Redington,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
tbs eighth day of August next provi led .
copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed at Elkton, once . week, for
one month before the seventh day Of July
next.
The report states the amount Of sale to b
$235. W. H. RICKETTS,.
True copy test, Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,.
June 6, 1S63-Tm. Clerk.
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Porter, Ale and Mineral Water,

TIVFE lnd'rslgued would res. M5PHs3gMN
1 pcelfully say to the publicM ti- 4 1MEL a
ina, he is prepared to suppl, We seeSsasAAE "
Tavcrns. Private Families, &C., HsaS
n, short notice and on acc ommodating terms
win Massey 4 Collins celebrated Ale in
barrel. and half barrels.
Bottled Porter. Ale, Lager Beer and Cider.
MINERAL Waters Of various havors, bottled
pare and unudntcrated, for sale.
Place Of business ON MAIN STREET,
FLkTON, where all orders will bc received
ard promptly attended 10.
JOHN CARROLL.
Mar 81, n63 IT
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BADLY BURNED.-A little girl about
six years old, the daughter of Mr.. A. Davis.
residing in this town, was badly burned on
Thursday last by her clothing taking fire.
The life of the child was probably saved by
Mr.. William Vanderford, who threw some
thing over her and extinguished the flames.
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THE Elk oil NJ. E. Sabbath Shoot will
hold their annual picnic, on Thursday, the
18th inst, in Mr.. ]. McCauley's woods,
formerly Hollingsworth's) on the plank
road. A general invitation is extended to
the public
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THE Rock Run CHURCH TROUBLES

We received a lengthy communication
this week from an anonymous writer.
depricating the ''stir'' on the cross ques.
ton, to which the following is preface:
81 had determined to keep out of the
present debate, partly because l could not
see how anything worthy of the subject
could be said by grown-up people, on
either side, and partly because think such
discussion is as harmful as it is utterly
purile and silly"
The writer's determination to keep out
of the debate" strengthens our determine
ton to keep him out, which accounts for the
non appearance of his lengthy epistle pitch
ing right into it.
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Esy~ The communication from "A Quasi
Uuion Man p" in reply to some editorial
comments in our last issue, was crowded
out by press Of other matter. 1t shall
have attention next week
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GgTTA pERCIA DEMENT'S.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
SEFEsr LIVE,

flNlilS is the cheapest and said to he the
& best lime. Ivy those who have used tt
II will hr ~, nshcd in boat loads Of 1000
n'sArls, to order, al ANY convenient landing
"n Chrsapeakr BAY or its tributaries, in good
condition. at \ very low figure.
Orders left ut Port Deposit will he prompt
!, Attended to by r. WAkEMAN.
EyrERFvcEs - Jefferson Ramsay, Corbin
Cooley. WIN. J, Stcbbing, Jos. Orr, (plas-
tersr.l John Brown, (plastcrcr)
MIr -, lSG3-tf
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OLIVER G. KIDD,
Land Broker and Auctioneer.

WILL SELL PERSONAL and REAL
w PROPERTY, for the highest prices,
either at Public or Pirate Sale. Terms, per
day, or on commission, Optional with the
seller.) By permission, will refer to the fol-
lowing eminent gentlemen OF Maryland
ELKroN-Col John c. Groome, Col. J. 4. J. CrcswelI
James ". Maxwell, Hiram Mccullough Il. Z. Ewing and
". Pnkney Ewing, Esqs. PoRr DEPosIT.-Jacob Tome
James A. Davis Harvsy Rowland, = Rowland Carson,
j. Leper Maxwell, and Robert Smith, Esqr. BATTLE
SwAMP-Theodore Taylor, David G. Rea, and David
Archibald, Esqs BEL AIR-0tho Scott, Esq. NOTHING
HAM.-Aaron J. Mchencr Henry s. Magraw, Eli Coulson
p NJ. and oshers in every section
as-Addres- him Mt Port Deposit Nd, apply to David
Way ESD, P. NJ at Port Deposit, who will receive tho
names sf those who DESTROYS Of selling their property
Also Jacob Kirk. Esq, P. NJ Rising ssn; Chares
Jones, Esq, p NJ, Conowngo; Minshcl W. Fulton Esq,
Deputy P. NJ, Rowapdsvs; Thomas Brannan, Esq,
Darlington, Md who authorized to receive the
of all who wish to sell their property, on the most advnn
tayeors terms June Q, 1888
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DECISION RELATIVE TO THE INCOME

UEClSIUN INITIATIVE TO THE INCOME.
TAx'-We print, this week, on the outside
of The Whig. the latest decision in regard to
assessing the Income Tax. Parties inter.
ested should not fail to study it carefully, as
minute details are given by which every
man may readily ascertain the amount OF
tax, if any, he is subjected to under the est
section of the Internal Revenue Act.
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THE ladies of the Trinity Church in

The IauIes OF the Trinity ChuFoh IN
tend holding their yearly Strawberry Festi-
VAL at the Court House, on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, doth and lltb instant)
for the purpose of defraying the debt still
remaining on the church. Ice cream, straw.
berries, sna the usual delcaces of the
season can be had at moderate prices. To
commence at 6.30-P.
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MANUFACTURING:

VTlIE undersigned having increased his
l. facilities for Manufacturing CLOTH, by
the addition Of some I" Nep Mucti,sess" Of
the latest improvements, is now prepared to
make all kinds of Goods in his line. Those
who favor him with their custom may depend
OH having their work well done, and on the
most accommodating terms.
JETHRO JOHNSON.
Rock Valley Factory, June 6, l863-8w
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.-Chas. b. Gar

OoA-uAA Eb ~ u flLs-CudS. ID. VAR
ton was arrested on Saturday last in Elkton,
for the larceny of three pairs of Misses
shoes from the store Of Mrs. Scott, a shawl
from the store of Lewis & Marrett, and a
Garabaldi from the yard of 7. Drennen.-
The shoes were sold by Carton to colored
woman of the town; but subsequently, the
goods were all recovered and the thief, who
was suspicious looking customer, and a
stranger in these parts, was committed to
Jail in default of bail.
On Wednesday last, NJ. C. Sawyer was
brought before Justice Torbert, for assault
and battery on S. B. Mccullough, residing
near Rock Springs in this county, and com
mitted, in default of bail to answer at the
next term of court.
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General Burnside has intsrdicted the cir
culation Of the New York World in his depart
ment and ordered the suppression of the Chi.
cago Times.
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Take Notice. Cheap Goods

PRINTS 1a12 to 20 cts. per yard; GINGHAMs Is to
y cts per yard MUSLlNS 20 to 80 cts. per yard DE
LANES % to 25 cts. per yard; LAWNS Is to 20 cts
per yard BLACK SILKS sl.Oo to sl.6O per yard /;
Ladies' Shoes 81 rs to $500 per pair Mems Boots $500
si25 per barrel; best Sugar Cured Hams II cts y ~
Shoulders selling at cts. p b.. Everything now selling
very cheap at the New Store in the Hollow opposite
NJ Cummings Bakery. Call and see for yours elves.
June g. 1868. VIM McCLELJLNI JR
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lust received lot of CHAMOIsE SKINS, for
y cleansing Carriages, Silvsw.re. -
April IS, 1863 J. PEKklHs, 'n'
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I)ic0.

MlLLER.-On Friday evening, the goth of
May, 1868, MARY MIlNoR, daughter of j.
NJ. and Anna Miller, aged l year, 2
months and eight days.
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The following card has been handed
us for publication by the soldiers who have
been stationed here for some time past
They left to join their regiment, at W,nches-
ter, Va, on Tuesday last, having been re.
lieved by detachment from the 9th n. Y.
heavy artillery:
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GAVE YOUR MONEY.-1he american
~ Mocha Coffee is recommended to all fam
lilies where Coffee has become an indisperi-
sible necessity. Whilst not costing more
than ne-half of the best Rio or Java, it
possesses all the nutritious elements to be-
found in either. For sale in Elkton by
June q. 4. DRENNEM.
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Cu.ta Pertha. Cement Roofing.

/ is lire and Water Proof. II cau be applied
l 10 new and old Roofs of MI kinds, steep or lat.
md 10 shinge Roofs without rem wing the shin
gct.
lhis .rtcle has been thoroughly tested in New
'"fh City aid all parts Of the United States.
t.n.dn. West Indies ard Central snd South
america or buildings Of Nil kinds such rs Fac
'"rics. Fonrdri"s, Churches. Rail Road Depots,
t@rs, and Public Buildings generally, Dow
~ mnt!t Hni'dfngs &c by the principal Builders.
anh,,,eis lid others during tbs past four years,
nd has proved 70 " thc cheapest aud most dura
~ l.p9Gn. in use il is il every respect Fire.
" D.>r 4Ath,r aid Tine Proof eoya.ins for
i ,,f. nc ali kinds
This is h" only material manufactured in the
IT, { States which confines .hn very desirable
Irper"" Of Elasticity uni Durability. which are
"'ivsr.s}@y Acknowledged to DO possessed by
n.in P"rcha Ard India Rubber.
lie expense IF IMPLYING ii is tIilng, as an
D'Iinrry kout can lie covered anl finished the
ne day, aad VII" finished f.r,us !. perfectly
Ere I'rnof sn rfacc with an elastic body, which
no. he TIRED by Heat Cold or Storms
sAr'Eh"s Of Roof boards, nor any external
rb u1,
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CARD.
We, the Undersigned members of Co. A
18th Regiment, Conn. Vols, stationed al
Elkton, being about to leave the place, take
this method of expressing our sincere
thanks and gratitude to Mrs. n. Hiss and
family, Mrs. w. j. Jones and Mrs. S. Estes
for the many substantial and acceptable
gifts received at their hands. and also to
the people of the place in general for theil
kind and courteous treatment while we have
been stationed here.
Lieut. j. D. HIGGINs,
Corp. VIM. j. Rose,
Private JOHN CHALMERS,
JOHN SERVICE,
JOHN W. MARTIN,
g GEO. II. RAY,
JAMES CLARK.