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STRANGE RS

Trust not your lives health TO the care OF the many
Unlearned and worthless Pretenders, destitute OF
knowledge, name or character, who copy DR.. john
ston's adyertsemente style Themselves IN the news
napers regularly Educated Physicians incapable Of
Curng they keep you trifiing month after month Ia
king their filthy and poisonous compounds or as long
as the smallest fee be obtained, and IN despair,
leave YOU With ruined health to sigh over your CALLING
disappointment ..,..
His credentials or diplomas always hang IN ms office
His remedies or treatment are unknown 10 all Others
prepared from life spent in the great hospitals OF Eu
rone: the first in re country and more extensive
Pirate Praetiee than any oth0r Physician IN tho
world
INDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
Tbe mauy thousands lcured at this institution yea
after YEAR and the numerous important Surgical OPP
eratons performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters of the "Sun," "Chpper," and many other
notices of which have appeared again and again
before tn public, besides his standing gentleman
of character and responsibility, Is sufficient guaraD-
tee to the afflicted,
Skin Diseases Speedily Cured.
SJENo letters received unless postpaid aud con-
tanning stamp to be used the reply. Persons vr-
ting should state age and send pOrsn ofadsersement
describing symptoms
JOHN M. JOHNSTON, M. D.,
OF tie Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore, Maryl'd
dcc22-ly
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A CARD.

yI,fE undersigned have entered into CO. partnership
l. under the style Of Campbell, Caldwell & Co., for
the purpose of conducting the manufacture and sale
STOVES, and the Foundry business generally; and
also the manufacture and sale OF TIN, COPPER AND
SHEET IRON WARE, Wholesale and retail '|
We have purchased the EAGLE IRoN FOUNDRY
aud are now operating III and also have have hana
an assortment Of Stoves Crates Holloware Sc, COM
prsinv the best patterns in We invite attention
especially 10 our COOKING STOVES, Of which We
have patterns for both Wood and Coal that
recommend and warrant TO give entire satisfaction
In the department OF Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
ware We are ply prepared for the transaction Of
large business. Our facilities for the manufacture OF
work in this line such that all al orders with
dispatch. #.HLU .e
Haviug the advantage of thorough practical skill
and long experience IN the branches OF business and
manufacture above mentioned, we shall endeayor ~
merit hope 90 receive liberal share OF patronage.
Warehouses at No. - Main street. near Baltimore
Depot and No l6I Main street, above Union st ee'.
ROBT. CAMPBELL, .gr
Il. 4. CALDWELL,
noyS0tf J06EPH BELL.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which annu-
ally sweeps to untimely grave thousands OF Young
Men ofthe exalted talents and brilliant intellect
who might otherwise have entranced listening Senae
with the thunders of eloquence walked 70 esacy tue
living lyre, may call with full confidence.
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WHAT THE REBELS EXPECT.

---fg ,..fHe retezidaz7f .at5do oSS aiIsi II
NIX ~. 8 5ss y AID eei ttteS~
.-s~;E r,-s -eE5i Cox 49,
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Mill Feed OF Various Grades

uSF received goo Tons Of superior Bran, Midhngs
~ ana Shpstuf for sale the lowest rates. in lots
suit purchasers. PRYOR & FROST,
Sepc3ti .. f.- " & Is Main street.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-19

The radicals object to recent speech III
Congress because it was as broad as it was
Long. - r. ~ -sr5.l
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The radicals seem anxious to send the
Congressman from Cincinnati to his Long
horpo
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10
EfE(s.Al. NOI'lCl.S.
Letter List.
NO 6

NJ. y.
"LElTEES EEMAINING UNCLAIM
ED in .hs Pest Office al Red Wins State o
Minnesota Aug. 10th, 1861. g.
G-"To obtain any oi thosc letters. the
Iapplicant Must cali TOR aaD,ytistd letters,
1--WE the date oi ,hIs list, and pay one cext
tor advertising. -~.-ss-
CYL not called Cor within one ao..sa.
they will be sent 10 ths Dead Letter OF.
flee.
"FRtE DELIVERY of letters by car.
rsers a. the resi- ieuces Of owners IN cities
aud large towns may be SECURED by OBJ.
serving the iotiowias RULES:
Il. DIRECT letter splaiuly to the street
! ana nuWher, As well as the post office and
State.
! z. "liE%D letters with the writer,
post o1tcs and Stute, street and uumLcr, sign
them plainly with tuil name, ard aeouesi
tina, answers be directed accordingly.
% Letters ~ strangers or transient Wis
'tors III town or city, whose SPECIAL ad
d.ess may be unknown, should be marked
IN 'hs lower LETT hand corner, with the
| word 'Transien1.'
"tface the postage st,mp on the vupe,
right :-haaa corner, and ieaee space he. W. en-
tn. stamp and direction for post ,aarkina
wishoat interfering with the writing.
~. b.--A REQU EST for the RETURN
Ios letter to the writer, if unclaimed with.
IN 40 days or less. written or printed with
tue Writer'S nanss. post oJi-e, and STATE
across the left hand end OF the envelope, OF
the lace side, will bs complied with a, The
usual prepaid rate OF postage, payable when
The letter is delivered to lhs writer
). Anderson. Frank Olson, Charles i
+ Buse. Carl &%s Nelson, Ostum Nil
Heimhach, c. c. (2l Olson. Gilber.
tlarEslsan, Miss Lena l2] Peterson. Joha,
:, johnson. Charles Peterson, P. A.
johnson. bcItum. OseRichards. LoTenzs F
hooas, s. .. j = Sinclair. Miss Ella
5 hnadsou. Henry forgersoa, Martini
iLasesstom. G. Walker, George
: aeyer. 6eorge T. (2) Woodbury., Miss Mar
: Aaisoy, Misses Mieha.l W;ckerslam, J. Z
- & r. LOwATEH, P. Y.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10

GuoDHrE 20. DRuG SrvRE.-vh;s cs .ab Z.
,i>hmcnt las Increased in uSine,s until de.
cidrd improvements have becou,e necessary
The first and most important, is the employ
mcnt Of Gs,. Baldwin. an ex?:rienc 4 nan
in the prsS Il Medicine business, aud the
sccoId an last important. is the addition Of
another stor! to tn: store, Clark has had
a stairway built up fro,r hl> main store, 50
that with csi!a:, store, and chamber, he has
now amp room to store his gool5.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10

HARVESTING is progressing finely. The
city is dull as d city meeting house on hot
Sunday. Everybody that can see over the
topof a bundle Of wheat is:.out in the country
harvesting. The yie'd will be nearly an
average. and merchants are contemplating a
brisk trade in consequences Of the high pri-
ceS.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10

brand. Eisenbrand is soon to move into
Lawthers new Block because he has not
room where he Low IS for his rapidly in
creasing business.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10

PARKHURsT has just received at his store
$1,000, worth Of sugars. Now we sup
pose people who read this statement think
he has received an enormous lot Of sug,r. -
Not SO by any means. Figure for yourself
liza barrel Of sugar cost SIS, how many
barrels will $4,000. buy? Nevertheless
Mr.. Parkhurst sells just as much sugar for
dollar as any merchant in tha city:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10
DIED.

la this city IL thu ; l inst, ALICE EDITH,
oh!y child vi jam :. IL. and Car.'i. II. Par
:u. agvd months nrd - days.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10

B1scU1rA LUXURY FOR ALL-The popu |.
lar notion that people sutf:ring from dyspep D.
sia or prcdisposed to that disease should not
eat biscuit has grown out Of tho fact that
the common Saleratus las been used in the
making Of such biscuits. And it was right
The article is mi>chievous, but light and
healthy biscuit, s1>h as dyspep'1c people
may c't with impunity and with positive
be.cfit, arc mad, from Dc Land & Cos.
Chemical Salera'us. PHYSICIANS admit this.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10

PRAIRIE CHICKENS are as thick as mos
qultoes this year, and everybody but on
friends are successful ia bagging them.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10

>: AARkErs arc past mentioning. The
stSccts looks as dry as contribution box
and the merchants as hungry a. Hienas.--
But they live on in hopes Of better days af.
tor harvest.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10

cAkr's VAR,Er1Es.-Thisc circus and Va
riety entertainment will be here next Mon
day. They have been unf:rtunate in. that
they did not get their -mamoth. posters here
in time to call attention to their splendid
entertainment in that way but their mall
bills arc out, indeed in every house in the
city. and they promise to perform to the
letter.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10
RED WING, July 29lh, 1864.

1E'.D W 11SVi . u1y 15t11, TOUT.
We the undersigned merchants of the
city Of Red Wing, deem it necessary that
ourselves and cmpl. yees, should have some
relaxation from business, and think, that
Stortniny the hours Of bu ines, in our city
'ne hour psr day will be a great benefit
both to the employer and employer.
Therefore, We the undersigned agree to
close oar respective places Of business at 8
o'c'ock precisely every evening" Sad
agreement to Sand good from and aiter the
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10

:, RKKovATED.-The Arcade Bowling Sa
loon the only saloon in the city has chang
ed hands. 1t has been leased by Mr.
James Mclntire, who has lately refitted and
greatly imP proved it. 1t is now very nta,
a1d inviting place, and affords good op
portunity to while away an hour in health
hl rid pleasant amusement. Mr.. McIn:irc
informs us that hereafter it VIII be known
as the Red Wing Bowling Saloon.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10

RIrx ToMAross.-Two weeks ago Mr.
John SternS of t'i> city picked ripe tom
'oes :frem his vi~es. They grew wi iou,
the s'st'aee Of hot hou>o, or any .x,er
raj a'd except tn bright sun the warm mir
and refreshing showers of Minncso'a cli-
mate.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10

oS"kAL'Hr.-The cutters on Main stree,
nave been so hlled up, that water sands
's"sn"nt IN them. exha|inS all the ~; >on
-s's malar~ incident to S,ch state of thfucs
This ought MT to be. Persons ousht no, to
te allowed t. in2s.'. til, free passage, O
<he water. and when they do, a. in The pre-.
sent case; tsey should be com oc;Ici to re-
,~s%e the obstruction immediately.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10

RAPID GEowru-Mr. +. c. -Gavlorl oil
this 'i'y has plum tro' IN bis go,den.
ofso mature An age that it has b urn pl"ms.
that this year has gr'wn sir 'e"i and r1>veo
'"chr'. II thsssis "c' a thrifty growth, we
.hou'a like To hesr from Some. .hirg better.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-10

lil ki7d. of Tin. Sheet Iron and Cope,
wfk manufactured TO order bysxpericnced
v.rkmen.
January ! 1853. @. >=@. noqlv7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-12
OBITUARY

GEORGE BURKE, ESQ, Of Fairfax conntr,
Va, departed this life Cat hisresidence Ravens
WORTH on the 18th OF October, 1864. at 70 . clock
A. NJ, aged 81 years: The death Of such man
at this stormy period, is county bereavement,
and CT Gates q vacancy which none can say. WHO
will fiji with the same efficiency and Justice
As a ma gistrate, his integrity an Intelligence
were known to all. AS u neighbor he was kln]
and attentive, as a friend true and unf1inching,
In the home circle he displayed all the best
qualities of his-heart. There he was ever the
devoted husband, the atfectionate father and
the llospitabe host May that God. whose
DEGREES are always right Mitigate the an
sui.h of the widowed heart, and shed consola-
ton upon the afflicted family An honest
man is Gods nobleest work" He is assuredly
entitled to the epitaph ~
National IntelIigencer please copy
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The undersigned most res

NOTICE The undersigned most respect
II fully request that all persons having un~
sntt1cd Accounts on his books will call at his
forsDa Place Of basioess Sl9 Kng End
settle the same, prior to the 18th inst. After
that date his books will remain for 81 days Win
his former clerk Cat the same place.. VINO Is
authorized to receive and receipt IN MS many;
At the expiration of the 80 days his books WllA
be placed in other hands for settlement, as 17 he
cannot stay longer to give hem attention, FOR
the liberal patronag Of the community, ne r.
turns his best wishes and, asks that the same
patronage may be bestowed upon his successor
oct S-lW# U. u. = u L1LI L
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Tuesday. VS. J. r Gheen-on an IN
dct,nent for keeping house OF Ill fame-J''y
unable to agree and discharged,
Phoebe Smoot was exonerated from the pay
ment of a tax of S23 46.
Church Va. Heaebower-un|avfn detalner-
motion fcra new trial overruled, and It was
ordered chat the defendant recover from the
plaintiff the costs
Com. vs.. r. A. Millar-on an lndlctmenV 5of
acting az agent, without having taken certain
aaths-motion for new trial sustalne1-ver-
dict of the jury set aside and new trial ordered
Elizabeth Burrows was allowed $l5 tor al
tendance as witness IN the case OF the com
Us. J. M erritt-charged with having commit
ted rape
Webb VS.. Bagby-case alta. continued.
Com. rs. Gheen, proprietor of the Marshall
House-on a indictment for keeping house
Of Ill falne--case dism Used.
: Com. VS.. R. Mcclure, proprietor OF the City
Hotel-on an Indictment for keeping house
Of III fame-Witnesses examined and case ar
gued and given to the jury, who not having
agreed at the hour when the court ADJOURNED
were ordered to seal their verdict, and render II
at the meeting OF the court 10 the morning.
The rules issued against Denuis Johnston,
Mark Mankin and Edward Swain, for not ap,
bearing az petit jurors, were ordered to be dis.
charged
S. Adm and J. W. Fiok-use OF {. n.
Gregory VS.. S. G. Gregory-in debt and upon
an Acknowledgment given for pitt tor
$4,000, and sheriff ordered to sell attached
effects 70 satisfy the judgment.
THIS MORNING. The jury in the case q
the Com. Us. +. NJ. McClure-rendered them
verdict, which found the defendant guilty, and
assessed his fine at twenty five doIar7. Notice
81 yr1o1ion fer new trial, was given by Me
C!ure scoulsel
The correspondence OF the New York Tribune
renorrs that Grant is about to issue an order
directing the shooting of every guerrilla
and the complete devastation and ent,re de-
population of all the region lying between
Washington and the Potomac to 1.-The Blue
Ridge. The Shenandoah aud Luray valleys
have already suffered severely at the hands Of
General Sheridan, but the new order OF Gene
raj Grant includes the burning of every dwell
ing and the ex pulsion OF every man, woman
and child from all the country placed under
military interdict.
The Federal iron clad Monadnock, in com
pany with the steamers Rhode Island, Massa'
SOFT. and Little Ada, all from Boston for For
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The Charlottesville VA Cl,ro,icle, thus
speaks Of Gen. Lee: "1here is not in any
part Of history, or among the biographies OF
eminent characters, any fner exhibition than
the career OF Gen. Lee, 1,imoleon: Pelopic}as,
Philoposnen, Alfred, GustaVus Adolphus,
Hanpden, Washington, are none more
beautiful in their lives; or greater in their
achievements He stand or among the TIC,
yelopments Of this var, solitary and alone, and
is without question the most Doble OF all great
public characters, " t the exception Of Wash
ingto,s. of whom he is the peer. His life is A.
graceful and beautiful as a poem. .
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The steamer: State al Maine arrived at this
place, this morning, with large number Of
sick and wounded Federal soldiers from City
Point. They were distributed among tac Ia,
rlous hospitals here.
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texllt1lIrin
TH {5RsDAY EVENING OCTOBER =.

THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER Is.
The re1,1rns from the election held IN rem
sylyania, Ohio, and Indianna yesterday are
meagre. especially from the two latter. me
Washington Chronicle Of this morning admits
large democratic gains in Pennsylvania, fut
. claims heavy majorities In Ohio and Indiana.
Ohio, It says. is good for 1000, and Indiana
for 20, 900. but the intelligence upon which It
bases its figures does not warrant anything
more than mere conjecture. The Nationcl In
relligencer Of this morning contains dispatch
dated Phiiadelphia at Il clock last night,
which states that enough returns are 10 TO
show that the Democrats have carried the
State BY $4,000 TO O,O00. majority The re,
nuIl;cans last year corried Ohio by l0l 900, 50
tbateyenif the Chronicle 3 figures are right,
there must have been large democratic galus.
Notwithstanding the dispatches published IN
the Northern papers yesterday, official and
unofficial that Gen. Price had been repulsed
and was retreating, dispatch from St LOUIS
dated Yesterday, says that the Democrat S Jet
ferson CITY correspondent says the Contede-
rate demonstration on that place, on the tn
instant, was merely to occupy the attention ct
the Federals, while the main body crossed the
Usage river. They passed westward during
the night some 20, 600 strong, with sixteen to
twenty-five cannon and a long train General
r|aasanton has assumed command, and it is
said followed the Conferates with 5000 eavaI
ry. Al night report reached Jefferson City
that the Fsderals had engaged Gen. Price s
army. while Curtis who was coming from Kan
sos. wss fghtinei IN the front
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the Eta, formerjy the l1atEibu5lon: was decs~
ded ia favor Of the Federal Government
Judge Fields read all opinion on Thursday last;
.dismissiug the claim of the British merchants
AZ Nassau on the ground that a vessel OF war OF
belIigerent cannot he legally sold to neutral
IN time Of war. Yesterday morning the Y. 5.
district attorney, moved tor decree of contis-
cation. and the Judge directed decree OF tor
fixture, under the act Of August 6, l86l.-
This question is novel aud important, and IN
wolves the same question that will probably
arise in the case Of the Georgia.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 7th says:
president Davis returned to the capital yes
terday morning, on the Petersburg train from
his visit to the South and the army OF the
Southwest. Fl, returns ia good health and
excellent spirits, and speaks with confidence OF
the FINAL result in Georgia.
A number of capitalists, mostly OF Baltimore,
having ia view the speedy completion OF the
Western Maryland Railroad, purpose extending
-itfrom Hagerston to the coal regions III Allega,
nv county. a corps Of civil engineers is DOW
engaged in making preliminary survey for
the route.
A private despatch, considered reliable, says
Captain Peter Everett captured and burned
the morning train from Lzxinytou tor Gov
ington Oh Monday.
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LEATHER

nOT1ND.-Cn Tuesday, LEA En-
Il WALLET containing sum OF money,
which the owner can have by calling at the
Gazette Office. proving property, ana paying 4
charges. ocC 80
sETANTED.-.A FEW BOARDEKS at
w Thomas's Hotel, Nos. snd South
Royal Street, Alexandra, Va
oct 12-2w
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&@sz!=!A HOUSE FOR SALE AT AuCTlON:
a#S#I A comfortable Frame Dwelling two
stones and an attic, (the front lower room, IN
tended for store situated on the corner OF
Henry and Cameron STREETS will be sold, a. a.
public suction, on Thursday next, the 1o'h
inst, at % O clock p. NJ Terms at sale
oct 8-ts
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The Federal iron clad Monadnock, in com
pany with the steamers Rhode Island lNassa'
soft, and Little Ada, all from Boston for For
tress Monroe put into Holmes Hole on the
9th, and sailed 90 the 9Th for their destination.
The New Orleans Picayune pronounces the,
sugar crop failure It says: the sugar cane
is regarded as hol eless, and the course OF the
money market will not be much impaired or
increased when the crop does come to market.
The WELD Of corn 10 Texas this year has been
wonderful. Enough has been raised, TO feed
the inhabitant for two years:
Cumberland coal il considerable quantities,
is now arriving at Georgetown, BY the wsy OF
the {7Iaasa rt,a &c odd Ohio Canal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

had got grand start before they taken IN hand
Men were then set AT work 90 beat the bcshes; Tue
worms fell By thousands and the mashed tneB on
the ground as Trey fell with the dat side OF their spads
and thus good portion Of the foliage and most OF the
fruit saved An earlier application OF this remedy
would have been sesier OF course AMI more effrctns
As the Hessien fly appeared with the coming oil the
Hes iGrs so the eurTant worm made lts hppeefahce
with the great Rcbc,lion.. 1t might therefore, WIN
some lroprlcty take the name Of the Secession worm
but doubt IL Il would be morally right - libel any
even The most loath8Ome wOrn by applying 70 tnem
that hideonS cognoncn.'
Pro,rr,in7 P,an'' from fTor.-Nr. r. bLrsvoRri'
pe,er5oro ~ Y has accidentally Giscoyerod how 10
protect plants in frosty nights. He was IN the nhp!. OF
using boxes cssks. plilf, pans md cloths one 'ety
cold git he covered one ,sni with basket ~ the
morning GA examination. everything was klheu VI
Te8ry except tie plant Under the blsket Nov IL Is
q WEI kuoyu fact, that Ca the fpiToach OF h'.s1
MINT the bretss t>fs bioviHg there Is no rst 70
d. much injury; hut II the breeze goes down VITA The
sun md su'cccdod By calm then woe 70 M young
flower and garden plants Hut any covering orr "a
tie sides or ends Sili create crait IN tle htlest
Light and tins WA the case Win mo Das'et. f'ti
suce that time Mr. A. has simply p'aceu Jokes No.
IL iutovals ard led rolrds tie top Of ther leaving
both sides vide OMEN !, seems like covering ~ s;
but i, IL IN hat Is needed and IL never os9ss plant
The people ete greatly troubled by irosts IN that high
region u carly Jrrt. aLd ~ JrlJ. u Is rot an
uncouimon ting foT ton 20 Put their flowers &e. 70
bed and tack them up Bansei. Shoots AID cloth vita
boxes pals pans So. ere az c.orrrt nto rrqn@to'
and oven wsh those the pllns arc often drstio.
Hut tho gentleman above DamC siways saves DIS plants
by covering them in the nettoa described.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22
rIevemeais o, ueegp Steamers.
cf.dn,ir.
Pn..engsra Arrived

n s<.ars srar,p1ri FS~, iron, Port hovoi-Brt Gen
nulus saxon idy and ,esysut, Cob W. u. nsDss 81 L.
4. Bsney. Lieat Cob r. Pneo. lads and daughter Mss 3
Eewcouio y. Uosyd, Sir. sai Nr Fox tiss n ID.
Colan bias ~ G. Harris Ml.s ~. Pierce Ms. T.. X p
ley Mis-. 4. p. Rire Vie 4. iicrcook hss NJ Kennedy
Mis ~ DAVIS. nrs Scsrs and two children, Hrs. d. l..
Davis, Mics y. Mnrrry Miss n. Murray Mn. Valentine
Miss VAcnn- Mites e.. 3n.b. Nils. &. A. Dans sars. God
AID snt rGy H!ss j. :. Hobart Mis- T. Gould Capt. J. h.
ihofniit o. Gait T. ~. Ninau C.p. y. =. Minnin, CAPT
T. Hamhrick, Cap !. J.. Bryant. Capt r.. y Meyer Caps
= schnidt Sufr-on Meyer, Chaplin Van sJyck Rev a.
AeEcoub SnrrcOn ROBBERS Lieut.. bloor. Lieut. Mooney
Lbut Mudon Lieut.. llu Lieut.. iiouston Lia1t Beach
Chupls,n Moor, L.u Denio Lieut.. Ssxon Lieut. li-l.
ii-ut Nelson Jleot Adro Lieut., Cfozer Lieut.. Richardson
surg AsnasT, a. Merriam, Major fiks, h. d. Cunningham
John Gleason, ". o. Jones, 5. Brady Geo Baker, apt
Cfo1e.. L. aoIfs Capt. isllcit. H. " Hason, H. hjst
son, g. G. Blif ". @. Dfay' fntsl ,o"n. Lieut. kr',l
cnfItn Banrl4.a j. o.. Aim. j. r. .rty. vs.. Glars
rl- Il. T. walker Is. ,. Al,ri soniery. o. u ~ els
Rev. u. Hsnison a ~ NCrirs &. a.. Dsv., r. 4i.lns l..