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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28

>SEoKEr CrRcULAR.-A friend had just handed q
" Mo. SG7dai d-Extra "-dated Sunday. July 10 h.
The NcrcuIsr commences Fellow.ct Ds," aud the
whole sun and substance ia that Hoden's friends
should vote with folded tlcke--that is a ticke
rolled up" 30 that whom they are vo
ting for. AS this advice will 10 doubt be taken by
those who intend voting for the secession candi-
date, the friends of Governor Vance know how
to spot Holdenite when he goes the pola, as be
will approach the ballot box with "roed up
ticket. No man is worthy Of tie name OF free
man. who is afraid for his nejghoors and the public
know how he votes. The true manly, ndependen
way to vote, is with open erect counenance, AIT
with an open ticket, that any who may wish t
know how you vote, may and judge for himself
AS poor opinion as we have OF auy o1e wno woult
vote for Holden, but respect him If be go Il
the polls like free man, and votes an open ticket.
his secret circular OF Holden is no DOUBT intended
for the army, whittier emisaties have no douot bee
sent to give it ciluiation. Let the trends OF GOVerno
Vance be on Il I0ok0ut-t 0nse vat1Ue.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28

BEAUTIFUL AND TRUE.--rhe following is an extract
from letter to father who lately lost gallant son
in battle:
Better far be the parelt of the lam9ned aud ho1ored
dead than the father OF many hvIng Ii We DE-
graded by their VICES end whose hearts are scared by
the bran1 of coWardIce. la life aud de lh your s)l
has been all that you could dssre. L3tnot tle s h.
ness OF grief discard your comforts OF glory Thank
God for the gift OF sucn son, and bless that
be has faed the Of his nobly and so
we'll
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
Tbs Yankee Congress.

The following is the vote by States in the Washing
Congress the resou ions to alter the Federal Consttu
ton as to abolish slavery The vote taken the
l5Eh of ia 1t little singular that in waged up.
such scae of magnitude for over three years. with
he avowed obj ct of tie G making it to exp
guish he institution Of slavery 'ths OF the legislative
department Of that Goyernment should against
u:ions contemplating tie abolition of slavery. Our
mics nos unit on the question:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
FROM VIRGINIA.

PETEEsBUTG, July Goth, 1864
No charge II the situation ard no indications of anv
hostlities the Dart of Grant
The weather ia warm and sultry The heavy rain yes.
terday refreshed everything.
The report of CRAFTS death is conrsdiced by deseers
who entered our lines yesterday.
The usual skirmishng and cannoradipg continues.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
TERMS OF ADvERTIsING.
TELEGRAPHJC

ntered according to the Act Of Congress- the wear
1853 by J. 8. THRAsHER, in the Clerk ONCE the Dis.
tct Court Of the Confederate states for the Northern
District OF Georgia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
From the Charleston Mercury, 18th inst.
SIEGE MATTERs-THREE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY FIFTH DAY.


Since last report Battery Gregg has fred 12l
and Battery Wagner rs shots at Fort Sumter. The
enemy also threw few shells in the direction of Seces
sonvle
The enemy have built still another frame house be
tween Gregg and Wagner. Some surmise that these
buildings intended prison houses for orr Generals
now confoed on Morris Island.
The recent high tides and rains seem to have. done
considerable damage to the Yankee works.
The following CIRCULAR, issued by Gen. Foster few
weeks ago, refers to the johns Island expedition
CONFIDENTIAL CIRCULAR.
HEADQUARTERS
DEPARTMENT OF THE SoUrH !
Hilton Head, s. O., June 29, 1864. !
The following instructions will govern commanding
officers in the conduct of their troops on board tran.
sports, and in disembarking the same:
I. The men composing each company will be kept
together at all tires Upon approaching land, o.
going up narrow river, the company commander viii
give the command Attention % when the company
will Immediately form facing outward, and staLd unde
arms the being fully equipped, and ready to dis
embark without breaking ranks. Company command
ers must remain at all times with their companies,
cep when out of sight of land hen they may retire te
the cabiDs.
prepared to facilitate the Decentralization strong stairs
must be ready be placed at each gangway forward
and aft, at moments warning.
III Two non commissioned officers must be placed
at each gangway assist in dsembarking the troops
and to pass to them their muskets and knapsacks-
Strong panks must be prepared and placed neal
each gangWay ready tor immediate use.
lV. The signal for starting will be the American
Fag under the Union Jack at the Fore on the steam
transport Syph, the flagship OF Brig General Jno +
Hatch.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
Promoted.

We are much gratifed to learn that young towns
man, Lieutenant JOSEPH PRICE, the 18th inst,
promoted to be Commander in the Provisional Navy
OF the Confederate States for gallant and meritorous
cnduct in the capture of the United States steam sloop
Water Witch"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
HEADQUARTERS CAPE FEAR,
NuhLLGroN, 4, G., : arch 80, l, 81.

(CIRCULAR:)
II hayIuv been aseertaiaed that traitors nidst
have been Id the habit # communicating Information
enemy through lues on the White oak River and
eIsewhrre all cfo n OF ines except by perm!s-
sion % these HeaCquarcEs hereby pTonibted Ch
andiGG OF this Command Will arrest
Headquarters persons infringing this
order.
By Command of Mai. Generol WIRING:
JAN Zo II. HILL
bsj. i A n. General.
If
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
FRot TIE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.

A'NHMONO' VHIJ AUs
An cficial dispatch, received ct the War parment,
states that large force of the enemy The Shenan
doah at Smokers the lsh. 3p. M, they were
tackled ard driven the river in confusion Our loss
stated to be between zoe and 3OO that Of the enemy
much greater.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
CAMP OF THE 18TH N, C. IT,.

kEAs LIBERTY MILLS, VA, Feb 9th, 1874
T9E USDkRSiGHkO respectfully announces to the
soldiers of Baden County, that be is candl-
dare Cse OF Sheriff Of said County, and oud be
psased their support II elected he pledges
himself dscha &c dues of the office with the
6dey and zeal he has characterized him
Z soldier. .
DEM. r. RiNALDI,
Capt. &C. a, 18th h. G. I.
fsarCh 2cd, 1894. l49-3ta23 t9<
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
FROM PETERS SBURG.

PBTKRS BURG July 2l5t, 1854
There truth in ths hat the Yankees
stDg their position front; the contrary, they
showing themselves in lar force than usual
remittngy active in strengthening thor lines and mount
ing guns.
There hes been less artillery firing day than usual and
little or shirmshing
FROE ATLANTA-THE e. NEMY DRlV IN INTO THEIR
WORK5-CAPIUEE CT YANKEES, g..
ATLANTA, JUL goth, 1854.
The enemy made strorg demonstration yesterday and
this morning on our r. ght, hear Decatur.
Gen. Hood attacked their right at four o'clock this a
ternoon Peach Tree Greek, the Chattahoochee
and in few minutes the enemJ iven into their
works.
COL -- of 33l New Jersey regiment and about three
hundred prisoners captured from )okar corps.
loss not heavy, the most being slightly wound
ed Brig. Gen. Stevens of South Carolina, wouUded
is feared mortay Maj Preston, formerly of Gen.
Johnston staff. killed.
Some skrmihDg occurred right, where the enc
my attacked eUtroDGhments and being repused
cavalry under Geg Wheeler drove tm with repeated
charges towards Decatur.
Rey nolds Arkansa brigade, which crossed Peach Tree
Greek, them back, tax ng of cools and
one hundred aud thirty prisoners.
Our troops are in f1e sp ri to night.
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guGS 23.
-, ,r.,I- u.--.E-,,a,,E nurLlN COUNTY.

GENTLEMEN AND BhOTHEk SOLDIERS Il an
noUDce mY ef candidate for scat III the ns1t house OF
Coumons OF Legislature 6eiaS soloieFlh the
Ist N o. Cavalry, 60. pIeventa me from seeng OF
Ia hopes y oip~Hcnis UIH not lake any uoue Az
yaGt ge U ny absence Not knowing what may G. me- De-
rs the L. Esa ure, haze pr~mlse TO maze 10
my ieLde tie e4uugh to pe elected shah
eadeaVor pIoUe uteEet ot th5 state ana county
OF uplIa as MP sklA and ability VIII admit am
si Democrat also runs i>eces=lohlst IS ever
lived or louder than ~ords have beeh III
W "~ WV z shtTH.
Iu,s ora 39-te*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28

IRISH VITA couple of Irshmen, who had not
been long in this couutry met n inn aad ca led for
dinner. AS it 30 happened, there dsn OF horse
radlsh grated Tor dinner. Pat tbnkIng it was some
thing to be eaten with spooo, put large spoonful
into his mouth. The Immediately flied lis eyes,
and rolled down his checks. HIS companion saw it and
said
"Pat, what is the metter?"
II was thinking of my poor father that was hanged
In Swate Ireland" answered Patrick.
But Jenny filed his mouth with the same, and
the guehed from his eyes also, when Pat said
"What's the matter :? what has happened to ye :"
"Ah," said jimmy, 81 ast thinking what pit
y it was tnat you were not hanged your father
was"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
FELLOW s1iDlAt1s ARD CITIZENS OF DUPLIN
COUNTY,

COUNTY,
Being in the service ase this method OF announcing
myself a cAn1i3ate represent the County OF Dupln IN
the HoCse Cf Coz mons tbs L gsature. shall be
deprived pleasure Of seee Of yen but from
the terug have received both from
feios-soiCe ard different Of the
County col lenty hope shall receive enough votes to
insure nv election Aud should be of the favored,
pied myself 10 you faithful Representative, al
wa, at The tight place time, locking to your
interest.
JOS A. SHINE,
Co. A, 3rd Regt. N. q. cavalry.
1f&
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28

Another exciting " Prize Fight" is to come off on
rules of the ring of the Pugilstic Benevoen Assocla
tion.' Joe Coburn and Jem Mace ex oec ed on
that maui each othsr in the acst approved
style TOR sum OF aoout $4,000 specie thus is not an
international ml,' for Ooburn is an lrlshmaa and
Mace " ia of Irish decent on ihe mothers SIDE"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
John Malcolm.

Mr. Thomas Shepatd excellent preacher, snd
took great nains 10 his Preparations Tor the pit
lie us,d say, God will curse that maus labors Who
goes Idly up sEd down all the week. ind then goes into
bis study Saturday afternoon. God knows that we
have rot too much time TO pray in and weep in, and
get our hearts into fE frame Tor the duties Of the
Sabbath"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
IT, rng vornRs OF nHuNswEoN ooUNTY,

N. G.
IN ccnpiance with tha whes OF many friends in the
army and sm9ng citizsDs enaouGce myself candidate
tr sheriff i B15sxick c3onty 10 the election in August
nsxt ng 10 the srmy shall not have opportunity
- socIpC the sufrages of the Voters in person. am
sonwn il tie couasy. have been in service two
sboud the people elect to the position shs be CRATE
u tor them psta y and direct every available effort 10
their public sad personal interest -,
Sa, be tn II CHOICE shall q1etT acQnl'
eece devote myself cheeruly an De-
D. n. ALLEN,
Co. g, 36th n. G. T.
T,,o 3,a $780,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28

A DARKIE FROM The FkoNT-We heard a member
of the shovel brigade relating h9 experience who vas
at the font. " DIS gger rowIDg up dlrt, When
BIN went something Lookin' dat Way, saw sam lying
down dar ~id mis- mead off cryin, Boo, Pse killed Pst
killed" L0okn' tother Way saw mlilloa al
KEGS chargln' camps. Dis nlgger neber stopped
till be got Gle an back TO Macon De rest Oh de nlg-
gers ali killed Sebera white folks got the bref knock
ed out Of very valuable niggers by fooiisnness
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28

Ia old age the mind brings together the scenes
70 day and those of the long gone time We shut eigh
y years into each other like the joints Of pocket tees
cope.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
July 81.
FIkiS SHEREFE


WE authorized AID requested to announce lSAA
BROWN, as & candidate fcr tie sEeFlfs Office ID Jones
County.
July 2Ist So
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28

There mauy trials in life which do not seem to
come from unwsdom or folly. They silver AFRO VS.
shot from the bow of God and fixed inextrcaby in the
qQiVeriug heart
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
Ju1e 23d

We are Authorized tC au1oDIce the name OF jAEEo
GA> b Ell 3 candidate repTtsent aden county
n the Lext Les i,latuIe the house OF Commons
CONSERVATIVE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28

JOHN MORGAN AND CLAY's HoRsEs.-A gentleman
from Lexington, Ky, relates incident relative to
John Morgan which is certainly characteristic of him,
whether it be true not After be bad stolen the Gel
ebrated horse Skedaddle Mr. Clay started in pur
suit with two fine animals, worth $500 apiece, and
overlook the freebooter and offered him both together,
with 5000 if be would return the racer.
hose will answer your purpose just as WELL" said
Mr.. Clay.
John looked at the horses carefully and said :.
"Wel, Mr.. Clay, they will answer my purpose as
well as Skedaddle ard as l am disposed to accommo-
date you"
Here MIR. Clays countenance Frightened.
As | am disposed to accommodate you, I will part
y comply with your request"
Mr.. Clay puzzled.
Il will partly comply with your request. I'll take
these two horses, bat I can't give you the other"
Mr. Clay completely taken aback, but he was
not allc wed to g away that easy. The soldiers took
:ae 5000 from him. aud be compelled to leave for
nome on foot, with his pockets empty.
Louisville D0per,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28
FROM RICHMOhD.

flag of truce boat arrived riua ast night WIN 10
cit prisoners, ladies and large mail. M papers
had been rac aceived up to O'clock y. 10.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28

/ There is no day born but comes like stroke oi
music into the world and sings lisa If all the way
through.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-07-28

Reflection should precsde writing an follow read
in9
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.aoneHFfbty2sp smleiqolih7
ass' = RaRAJ !egeeNEKRs yMsD.

.a2nsHffotY2ss hsiTolib7
tomatoes naks -azesalent preserves.
s1k a&h1s sSfy AnaAm 1bre@ sAIsoEa II
cabbage against lice.---s
RiaanssaheAq roopina, are revived by
AssN drops Of eanphor.
Pears me ge6S talis Ia All Dbl AHfdfs.
NJ 90 shs'naaahsaiRiiA shIa ovl SsSs sIfs
~ phaEis aalnahlain psaetsiss eeapas
sss nstsp ysssls Eissfh cl s ssgl,;s;s
ID eesked sAoagfffK feyqhk II cal tsFaSs
10 10 seeEaing AWns &ixfyy pcakds wSsAsma
so as a ems AaRdaaa HAaads n thA
Corn nSsss ssiKsSsaid Ylygs Bs1pla. mi yxay
fine. 9It fnNres sR6 rIchnsseo fggTs ySsS
saTarnips of knallan ina aiavS ieasAla;xaS
apsralien Y matter that lara ,spes haze 4,
81 fin nutritious o6aligi III q N W. NV.
Sire. assA IhteGs6-IsI adj VI Ia Ess -
:. Sweet oliye oil - aaessAinnase sars,sa
3 S.t s,I s TITLE spsk RPly n iRisrRak
Rats RndosRsfi vtsts,4al4Fin sEss lNBa ssseS
rom grain hy,a spFinazaing sf garlic sEssa
packing the abesFssu7q u "suo t4s.ofd,
10 eare scratehss qn,a bore, tn
legs with Soap suds, ghd then WiitS ~ ~
Bride. al &61apbH eaSiodsE vi fiStaFd III ~
wofsk caSeHsas4icTg cd Eoissss edt hgporla
-rTgaheE agt in the spgiagT apalezpoaa.a
Z = ;l 1Ss Esstast El BIZ aayk, dapa1S
8 Experiments snSWEapbleb lsS Sbsi edt8aY
n patatoes ttontmproaa, 1owd, anh dsSks
dedly REeGerable for fsediaa cstsls bIpeds
4 bYrss Posture eagiGhss not thsypl !,
nor fattehs the animals, nor fncre8ses fhe
wealth Of th 9t6vSisF. ,y!.tssd hsaoTG7 sIs4
d Ons ANIMAL well fed ID bkttar ahsnTtvsds
poorly kepts;bna bna. shu4, 70 tist.,t =
Ground Hul: J, en nee VEL yplSpghsd il bettsF
Money sk4liAdlfy s9penasdoiA drying
Land By 5dsaipins and yaAhHwikaa wll rha
returned with ampls ntessst~i a, .,-.,,
Bountifuf crops are. more profitable
than poor shes. Make thg sbfl fffEiif 'ptsaifs
Verizeit we'll and ksepiu caeaa.if aadaie
generally af-bsv rzpductlKAsuss q saEEs
XNtyhsSFsf Az OF - Sao1eev n ae,rm -; nr,~ +
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Wash 8he Captain nnbounded sneeess IN
bis enterprise. Whsn hiz work becomes
known it will sell +snotaonly ia Iowa, bat
throughout the whole Northwest: His
"style" i peculiar. original, and ,eneri
getio. The especial novelty ofhis, book
will be in the'fsct that he toiaetettths tsvaR
"A thing rarely practical by msdan
sketch WRITER'S t..13 ..~@D9& il. hoe-,fD
Business < has crowded. out ,i:'"' my my
usual lstter-eYeEy-day, during the past,
week, but the few / have given you we're
long enough to make up for all dem:
qaeneies. +.s94I. raI IT, W.S.B9
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M \. st II tai ap lslspa ~ ise1,sricn
81 'hs So M n ). =
H0ps fso Yss plso s tbe onae srs-
IT, u he posesA Is "a stass
I,e afERsRt af taSss hHt ssR ths
Ssn n fhs SanAts Twas asaend,
81 81 Pc tbe hsnk and TIE
En- 0 asy aas bssn "a thsnssioa
g e0asRE n f alaaRd nest a tie, Sen,
ssyf sssipR i asin sspdseidsd =,
~ ssf'Aa ssgaaas shunds shover 1sst
nsshh ana aathr today, d ,gleorpy.
90. bad tfe sssRFs AoIaas, of,sskiag sy
thsa ana ~ sssFatp sfosget Ia old
friend capt Az ylArr,s be stha lyeh
Iafsnssyo He .is sans vsryp, hssssed
yholsssQBled good lless shat. ] knssr
!: asEay doKBsiR pizisx mi el. ,hnk y, a. !.
tsrnslll he's Paeh chaasea utha hsya ri
ship, O Of the seFEies hsyse, ! snaea
older man q hiVpa ,s.s1s.. r. sa..is ian
htThea Captain aisshers on abaaGAssasshat
sbsuahimterhss the pnblicb sad hsslhsasEs
aAGHnen knUx hiaa 90; wsllAmo1. sSEFA N
sOtn b. pahlish Ia beck that will anibhmes
the hiographisS Of all EswA Unleh sls.aaaa
hak Asze efenhsM com misdsons,as Gallo,
mel in Iowa regiments-andsmliahra pprhraii
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EMTGR1Ar qoS Il rEs: y

Everything may be fair IN war, but We
most emphatically object to our river IL
walls sending emissaEies TO the East, load,
Cd down with false reports Of the many
dangers and difficulties ernigrants are 10
encounter on their arrival in Council
Bluffs. We don't claim for our town any
very great advantages over our sister
cities further down the river, nor do we
claim that aar business men are philan-
thropfe in their dealings with emigrants,
as compared t. those Of other places
But we do hold, and persons acquainted
along the river will Sustain US in il, that
Council Bluffs is the best Quitting
point IN the West. The agricultural
trade of vast country centres here. and
products of the earth are abundant and
cheap. We have houses almost wholly
devoted to the Quitting trade, and of
course they can offer much better bar
gains to emigrants than can the retail es.
Establishments ofourinJ aat sisters. Added
to this IS the fact that directly opposite
US, and connected by a, commodious
steam ferry boat, is our most formidable
rival Omaha - and the, competition
makes large sales and small profits the
universal motto. s.. &C.,.
Our enemies may blow " oftheir great
advantage in being south of the Platte
We claim that. IN our favor. It stood
against us with the Colorado emigration,
We admit. But the natural route to Ida
no, and the enc that will most be travel.
ed lies north of the Platte, and persons to
escape the dangerous quicksauds of that
difficult stream, must keep on our side
oft. q 81 ',''.' 80. ',.'.t. q
.Ogr Southern peighbess see and appre-
ciate this, and have taken another t'taclSsn
They now tell or horrible epideraics that
are affecting Us, and which are to stay
thousands of unsuspecting "pilgrimsn
Who come into our "bons yard" ".@f
A 'Des MONIES physician who ia
hiscas is, certainly in the pursuit qf
knowledge under difficulties. has written
the following Letter, asking for che "diage
nosis" of this, terrible diaease. and he
treatment used BY ear medical menl Vel
ars'askede4oreplysand FURNISH this f..ias
quisitive u. b: VITA the desired infofms,
ton. Since our poioarn. iin the Butte
the health Of tha city has hem gOod+-4
the numbsT Of deaths being ~ Few as IN
osher cities Of ths same sfzeGstfaIe most 81
those occurring being children and caused
by diptheria. a. disease, NE, understand,
common all over the country. DR.: Con
nelly has been imposed upon by the chi
saries of some of our "erring Southern
sisters." The following Is his letter: q
~ DIS MoIsEs. Iowa. l. |
-. -, ~ 1872 ~. Feb. 10Th "a - ii
DE: P-.Ws PstaQS :s4a1sl sG&sEasGZ !&-i
Having seen . gentleman from your
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- II. " :. ,.IaF February q. 1864. :
The House has been engaged during
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WsH+ WLat. wici--ws'ys wsRa aa4 Nssked ana wsE
Psstawasapie County Ii free from the draft ana
the Union "A safsi Gloria in sxessIsi Ths cisasas
Of Sur eoan'y sFs asssrtnSSs sfeas praise
eaOrtato Free tisembsass&s being suserhAsa ma
for Ang or qnota ~ 90 short time. Gsntlsmsn &C.
cePt our kindsst regardsi The following ars the
names u The tArnSus at~tns' ~ 81 ifoft9 >5s
Enlisted by Capt! AnareS<FArsAs sGATSka safsA&
try-Jaspsr Gallup. JOSsyh- Hutstn. Of thia city I;
Nspbs sSsstpa. Eins SSunty George Hopkins, orss-
cent City Edwin u RerttsssSt hGaakaassza at
Enlisted By Provost MaFshal FislS- Qhaslea .Msors.
tregiment mot known: v, q, sramistt, Lsandsr Y.
Roberts, Fhbass KsaSss, ysGaa5a HaaShins cSss.. w.
ssyaa. sm~s OOs,; ssoSNUS&tSAdwnussh psGssa.
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