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ion 70 the great extent Of Ioos1ous uuder honrf
rShts ana the homestead law, the cash sales are srre
Inc cash SAFES at the Land Office at Marquette. Mcs
gan ior october, amounted ~ g. 900.

ion 70 the great extent Of Iocs<Sops uod., h,,I
Shs ana the homestead aw, the cash sales Are ,srr.
gan. for October. amounted " s36O5. '''"'
CAPTURE OF sMUGGLERs
hear-Admral Porter, writing to the Nnwv
department from on board his hagship Malyern'ir
Hampton Roads, under date OF Nov. 10, says: some
otones up TO Moback Bay 10 pot stop 70 the smuggn
gong on there The Stepping Stones returned on The
morning OF the 10th, having tow two vessels the Re-
lance ana Little Elmer captured for attempting 10 ran
.ne piockade These vessels had contraband poOas
on BOARD at the time Of their capture bat they were
osaently engaged in the contraband trade as thclr
selves. " 'He~'
4 GUERRILLA OPERATIONS.
London County, Virginia, 10 oycyrrn win
gEeIIillas who commit many depredat.ons upon peace
aoe citizens Not long ago 30 OF item dashed acros.
the Potomac River at koans Ferry four miles east 81
Point OF Rocks, reached the Baltimore and ONO Karl
road robbed stores. houses &c. and were III iEe
OCT Of tearing up the railroad and desroyng tie tee
graph wires, when tie Loudon RangeGs spians upon
ltDc.n and warm engagement cnsued. lGe Rangers
list one killed. two wounded and SIX prisoners IN no
iyupuiug fight. The Rebels buried four men IN Lees
burg and carried nine wounded with them through ts
IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION.
The District Court to-day decided case OF
considerable interest. The suit WIS brought 20 recover
the amount Of three pviss".y notes Oh oA9 .ousap'
Bowie Of MARYLAND in sj' payable TO the orG,r Oh on
Franklin steers from whom tue paihui puiehhsei lic
NOTES. Tie defense was that these notes were eNel
Ior sewing consdsgat and therefore yo.d N me
hands OF even "A bona Tide holder for Vliao thci jus
lice Carter delivered the opinion Of tie Court IN Nc.
he said the proofs we're tAat Bowie beng int9%icote
WAS irrational In the case Uf insany "Oull ve Pei
fcty competent Prove tie diOsynClacs vi tAe il
zane person when IN that condition. Wy not, ulen
when reduced to the condition of temporary Dsm'eS
The notes were condemned by the Law ana Iial 20 WI
tuc in the bands OF the glnbers. Therefore tie Tour
decided in favor Of the defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

months past and that the soldiers have almost c1ascu
io cYpect fo theirs. HI says that OF se" uA
res as the suffers accustomed 10 iHhhn' ~ Uou
eat In enc dny the value Of forty dollars. and commit
30 lutcmfo rance Of appetite ~ 80 DONG ,,,
The hopes OF DE Rebel, lave boon gov %
c1ndil. or tlor Nortl,t1 allies and That thur indie
peudcncc ana separation nom the northern Si' i
would follow Tis lopc and oehci hIs brcn on5 INC
natural ol,plinr of the couIso oi TIE bcihFf"le prs
snd ,-ty i,irii,. ,I mast several months ana lhn
portI AMI tbet mes acrc Than anything else Should
be held responsible for he continuation VI 'a's
ver ,,l ,- ti slaughter at OT rJuieis ~ us paltts
II no ttet The election il over aud that last support
lnoekcG away ron beneath hc io',Iinf hcbgi ,usc'
tl, oc,c of he North take hold Of tie war "lih re.
\ t;,,r and uuauimiiy, We may rest assured thai
II IN he brought 10 early and successful iermhi'
ION If the emocfoto press and leaders continue 10
st,c,rui 10 divide the Northern people and ad thereby
,re Rebos Ia aims ih,y may SIN pIOtInct the Wa ioi
N fur hut cannot prevent The final tiiunah OF tic
Government over ,bciion nov io'i'ilng ~ lis lu
Ie tho events o. the next FIVE weeks attest the truth
Of these nrdlcct. j. ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
Movements Of Gen. Price.

FoBg SAITH. Ark. Friday. Nov. II, 1884
Gen. Price turned westward from Camp hlI,
AFs. on the al inst.
o. the Oh Gen. 1hsyer moved force Up tbe.Bor'h
side al. the yer Iota here Tor the purpose ga attaching
prca hui fearing that Gen. Cooper would move toward
ro,t snl sill, Rebel force oi 1000 nen' lie thought
i best 20 roam there.
Gen. Tha!er can hold Iort Smith against Gems fuee
and Cooper united having p.entS o. supplies @tIefy
and a9l;.ulit.on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
GFnnt Congrarniatcs tho President o" Ms
Double victory.

CITY POM, Thursday. Nov lt-lo.'o ? H.
Hon. EDWIN VI. STANTON, Secretary u H4T;
Enough row 70 be known 20 say "ho is 70 non"
tLe rcirs Of Government iol the next i'of years.
Congratulate tic President for re iof the doHO'e
V0oTy,
The election having passed of qu'e''v' no h"o'sn''
or riot throughout Ie lind isa victory "oh more ~
She country than iatte won.
Eebcdom AID Europe vi'l coi's'Iro Il 70
L. ;. GRANT, Lieutenant G'lelm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
10 a., Assoc lated Frees.
WA>HIyGToN. SATURDAY. Nov. u, ls6i.
GEN. HANCOCK TO BR RELIEVED.


II is reported that Gen. Hancock, III cOnse.
0Drncc OF tie con lion of his wounds II 10 be relieved
of the COMMAND II the second Corp. and assigned 10
the command If the Department OF Washington, ten.
Angur succeeding him IN the Army oi the Potomac.
THE ARMY.
II is officially announced that the efficiency oil
tie amy IN the held requires that the iurouehs oil all
rcgimrutal officers aud enlisted men fit duty VI u
terminate on the 18th Instant. Provost Maislals az
rcpurcd To take measures 10 have such oihce.s anc
soldiers returned u their proper commands.
Can't. Thomas Whytel. Acting Quartcrmaster. in
ohars OF the forage depot ut Alexandria, has been
During tue campaign IN the upper portion OF the Shenn
doah be- commanded brigade oi i've regiments. project
ar the Manassas Railroad Captain y. T.. Lee sue
ceFds him In the Forage Department Of AleIandris.
The Second Controller has decided that officers NJ
posts when absent Oh leave for period not exceeding
Thirty d-ys IN each year, shall receive full OF
continuation. Hitherto this has been withheld, the
officer only receiving his pay.
THE INJURY TO Mr.. SlWARD.
The injuries received BY Assistant Secretary
Of state ), ward in fall while Oh bis way 10 Wasting.
ton from Albany on Thursday, are more serious than
nj first supposed his right arm being painfully fractured
JUS; below the elbow
VISIT or ENGLISH QCAKERs.
A deputa ION from the Quakcrs of England,
who came 20 this country Ia attend the yearly meetings
of Friends az baltimore and North Carolina were upon
application the President furnished with passes
through lines Tor that purpose but refused nd
nttancc within the Rebel lines and have consequently
returned TO Baltimore.
INCREASED DEMAND FOR PUBLIC LANDS.
Tic returns ol sales OF public lands for the
month Of October, received at tie Land Oice. show
large "nd Increasing dem.nd fer pablie landr ID 7ddi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
The Efficiency Of the Army.


WAsinNGIoN. j. Q. saturday, Nov. Z, Isoi.
Il IS officially announced that the efficiency
n the Amy in The field requires the foroughs Of all
n Fmonal officers aud enlisted men tit tor duty. shall
terminate or the iiih inst
Provost aarshais are required TO take measures 10
have such ocers aud soldiers returned 10 Aeir proper
commands,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
FROM GEN. SIIERIDiN'S ARMY.
wAsnNcIoN. SATURDAY, Nov. Y, ls6i.

W.sHNCION. SATURDAY, Nov. y, I-uI
4 gentleman who returned from the Valley
TO-DAY state. that the larger part Of Gen. Sherdsn
Amy is in The ghtcrhood Of Wnclester. while The
encuv j. at New. Market receiving Tccniorcemcnis.
There have been 10 active military movement
recently.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

The WhtWorth rihe Was aiIeTwaid tried with one ~
Be.Jan- cartridges and penetrated 3, inches the tar
get however. had by this Lue been much splintered
and weakened
The new rife was then taSen 60 point two hundred
yards distant from the target and nred with the shor
range cartridge containing three rcund ball. III
target struck with great accuracy the balls spread
iue in every instance 10 cover space OF about
five feet. This experiment seemed 70 strike the mill
isry men present with surprise. The same gun which
had proved Itself the most long range Was
shown to be equally ard deadly In voey firing at
short range. one officer pronounced 1t tho very per
lection OF bali and buck firing.
The gun is simple in construction light and econ
oa.ca and seems TO 10 what Is claimed for ii by the
nyeat0r, aud whio fully equal at long range b the
Whitv 0h which in the hands OF Rebel sharpshooters
has proved fatal 10 best officers II may b. loaded
and bred rapidly other breech osder and as
the tme IL most elective IN the hands II ordinary
laiRntgt AZ close range.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
The E,a,naiion mud Burning Of Atlanta,
etc.. Denied.
CTcISNATl, Saturday, n

CiscISyArl, Saturday, Nov. l., lSbt.
III, AGATE has dispatch from Nashville,
which donic, the reported evacuation OF Atlanta by
sherman aud the destruction OF the Atlanta and Chat
lannogl KlllInah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
Obituary.
MAJOR JANIS II. BRADLEY.

Maior Bradley, who died at New-OrleaDs on
oct entered the service rs First Lieutenant IN the
3s. NewYork end served with az the fist battle OK
Bull Run lie aterward was present at tho battles on
the penauar camgagn, being one OF the staff Of Gen.
Couch and distinguished for grea. bravery and AFFINITY,
and other high soldery qualities. Or the Organization
Of the Metropolitan Brigade, Lieut. Bradley was a2'
pointed Aduiint Of the I3lst " Y. aod s.ryed nnder
Cen tasks a. the Teohe. receiving some ir!arie- st
Alexandria in consequence Of which lie was appointed
to the staff % Cen Bowen Provost Ngrshal General OF
the Department Of the Gulf and acted Provost NAY
shall in various localities his last station being II Dom
aldsonyilo just hco.e Bis death he received Maj1s
commission in the lst New0Fleans Volunteers, of
which he was made Captain On its Organization
" lor Bradley was brave and patriotic soldier, and
occupied high place in the esteem Of IS associates
He will be inferred to-day i.om the house OF NJ Hen
jamia Eyaus, No. % EsseA s.. in this e.ty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
Licutennn, Cushing ssrensded at syrac"ss
SYnAcrsr. salmday Nog. l2, lsCl.

wv
Lieut.. Gushing, The hero OF the Aibcmarle
affair wss sereaadod at ihe Syracuse House this
ine. A large humber Of citizens joined in paying hin
a complimentary visit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
Arrest OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Jacobs, %
Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, Nov. -, isoi.
Lieutenant Governor Jacobs, Of Kentucky,
lot for Washington tonight, in charge OF crHed
state. officers "a political prsoner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
FROM THE WEST GUILE

Yellow Fever in Ncw-Orfonns-Q Quarrel
ing among the Sun gcon-- Complicated
viii, tho Peruvian tcvcr-Grcnt Pa
tally in the cn,si TIo-pital-pe"th" OF
Surgeons Decline of The P'sni'r'c-
Esoape Of Refugees from Cnicnsieu on
the Schooner Juiin With ~ Bales OF
Cotton Desiitui,cn aud Lies in Texas
Tho Reign of Terror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

TRIAL OF RIFLEs-A very interesting trial
OF rifles took place Saturday Afternoon AZ latoash no
object being to test the merits of Col Berdans rev
in competition with the best rifles row IN
use. The trial drew hrge company of experts.
amongst whom were lumbcr Of American aud English
army and ordnance otteere.
Col Berians new ride is tho Springfield ii1ed mns'
ke, converted into q brcooh loaGcr he claims for u
that By the use of new form 0! cartridge invented by
Lin il becomes equal superior to any other ri.o
known ior low range iFng, while by using modified
cartridge II is rendered tho most effective weapon IN
existence Tor shor, range or valley firing.
The gun has once before been pubely tested at Utica
in competition. with the well known telescope rife Of
Mr. Jamcs Who after thorough trial. admitted is
superiority long range 20 bis In order that none Of
the guns should any thing 10 superiority Of mark
uanship stranger 10 al! parties Was brought upon tho
eroaud by ore OF tie ordnance officers present. ard was
Entrusted with the aiming and firing Of them all Tho
target throe.guarters of mile distant. ives fairly
struck BY The Berdan rife seven times cut Of twenty
shots. Shalps. Whi.wortL's and Wesley Richards
ride was then tIed without owing in part per-
haps 10 the high wsd which prevailed and which
affected the balls used in these guns more than hoee
employed ly Col. Berdan.
4 test vas then made of tho penetrating power oftbe
rides uyon q target composed OF thrty-two linch
boards liked in frame behind tho other, with inter.
-. 4. -. F.lf..
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established;
The Second National Bank 81 Providence
Spruguc. President, l salisbury, Cash
s2rO.0o0.
The First National Bark If Northrmbo,
4. T.. Knapp. President; j. II. Jcnkius. Ga
ital $4,000.
Tho First National Rank of Mahopcy
Abraham Focht President; william :. 70
Capital $4,000.
Inc First National Bank ~ Berwick. l.,
Jackson, President; N. J.. jackson, Cash
:.NN1.
Tho total number Of National Banks 9
coived authority TO commence business, to
hundred ana siXty-eight.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

DIED-At West Point Kansas. July 18th
1864 Mrs. ORPHA JANE OYER, aged 80 years
months and IA days.
The fountains Of grief have not only beer
opened in the bosom of her family, but cloud
of sorrow wells the hearts of numerous rela-
tives and friends.
During her severe illness she bore her suffer.
ing without murmur, and bowed submissively
to receive the summons to meet her God. She
has left to mourn her departure, large circle
of relatives and friends devotedly attached to
her by tie gentleness of her disposition, the
tenderness of her heart, and the simplicity of
her every uttered thought. She has gone
How mournful the thought! How sad the
change! But our loss is her gain, for with her
Redeemer she now liveth.
81 Thou art gone to the grave, but 'twere wrong
to deplore thee,
When God was thy ransom, thy guardian and
guide;
He gave thee. and took thee, and soon will
restore thee,
Where death has no sting, since the Saviour
hath died.
At the time of her death, her husband was
absent in the service Of his adopted country.
and was on his way home when he received
the sad intelligence Of her death May He
who "tempereth the winds to the shorn lamb"
also assist him in this hour of his affection
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23
HEADQUARTERS STATE OF KANSAS,
ADJUTANT Generals OFFICE,
Topeka, Jnly 9th, 1864.


ADJUTAsr GENERALS OFFICE,
Topeka, July 9th, 1864.
General Orders No. a.
The following Circular from the War Depart.
ment, Washington, D. c., is published for the
information and guidance of all concerned:
Circular No. Is.
WAR DEPT Pro. MAR. GEMS OFFICE,
Washington, June 90, 1864.
Persons not fit for military duty, and not
liable to draft from age or other causes, have
expressed desire to be personally represent
ed in the army, in addition TO the contributions
they have made in the way of bounties they
propose to procure At their own expense, and
present for enlistment, recruits to represent
them in the service. Such practical patriotism
is worthy Of special commentator and en-
cOuragement. Provost Marshals and all other
officers acting under this Bureau are ordered
to furnish all the facilities in their power to
enlist and muster promptly the acceptable rep
resentative recruits presented in accordance
with the design herein set forth.
The name of the person whom the recruit
represents will be noted on the enlistment and
descriptive roll of the recruit, and will be car
ried forward from those papers to the other
official records which form his military his
tory.
Suitably prepared certificates of this person.
al representation in the service will be forward
ed from this Office to be filled out and issued by
Provost Marshals to the persons who put in
recruits
(Signed) JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
By order of the Commander-in-C Chief.
c. K. HOLIDAY,
n344 Adjutant General.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

% We notice by the proceedings of Congress
that Senator Lanes proposition to bridge the Re-
publican at Fort Riley. has been defeated. The
principal opponent was Senator Sherman Of
Ohio. and the objection was on the ground that
no precedent existed for the General Government
making such improvements within States Lane
and Pomeroy labored hard for the measure. but
the Senate would not consent. Senator Lane
subsequently, proposed that five thousand dollars
b appropriated. provided the State Of Kansas
pay Eve thousand. which was defeated. He
finally proposed that the privilege be granted
the State Of Kansas to build the bridge. using
stone and timber of the Government reserve
That was also defeated.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

Coon THING.-Two men, one of them having
served three years in the army and just dismissed,
the other q deserter, stole horse and q mule
about twelve miles east of Lawrence. They were
pursued by a party, and overtaken at Rock
Creek, in Pottawattomie county. The party put
nine balls in ooe of them. and five in the other
They "w;nked out under that load of lead.
and the citizens had to bury them. Good thing.
No powder wasted in killing such devils. The
pursuers recovered the horse and mule, and
returned home
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

Tar DaAyr-A BIC DAY.-Last Saturday, vii
Hong be remembered % the day when patriotism
ereenbax, and the draft reused our people to tn.
highest excitabls pitch. 1t was the day on which
the Fifteenth Regiment, X. 8. NJ, was ordered
to muster. and proceed to fill its quota for the
one hundred days men by volunteering or by q
draft. About three hundred men were in town
many having been excused by their company
All the companies were in att, ndance except
Captain Joness company, which raised its quota
and was not required to meet here. BY ten
o'clock all had arrived, and each company sin.
gled itself of. and began recruiting and negoti-
ating. It was glorious sight to see the green
backs literally come out for those who would
march forth in defence of our homes. Company
A, Captain Callens, was the first to fill its quota,
which was announced by cheer on cheer. This
company Immediately paid over to its volunteers.
four in number. $50 each. Capt. Thompson's
Abilene company furnished three men, paying
each $ll0. Captain Wares Lyons Greek COM
paDy. three men at $ll0. Clay county. three
men at $ll0. Captain Church rs company, Hum
boldt and Carkes Creek, four men, giving $40.
Captain Taylor's Junction cavalry company fur
nished three men paying 500. Ottowa CON-
psny two men, paying $7O The Ashland COM
pany, not being able to raise the volunteers. had
to stand a draft The lucky ones were Messrs'
Stone and O'Neil. Mr.. O'Neil has wife and
seven children and helpless father depending
on him. These men finally secured substitutes.
$500 being raised for them. The volunteering
was all done by twelve o'clock, and as each COM
Ill III
cheers were deafening. Add to the above figures
$3.50 bounty paid by the Salina company. and
it makes the total bounty money paid by the
regiment. Three Thousand One Hundred Dol
lars. We claim the banner for the Fifteenth.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate of John Harmon. ST.,
deceased, have been granted the undersigned
by the Probate Court of Saline county, Kansas.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate settlement of the same
and all persons having claims against said es-
tate are notified to exhibit them within one
year from the date Of said letters for allow
ance, or they may be barred from any benefit
Of said estate and if said claims are not pre-
sented within three years from the date of said
letters, they will be forever barred from said
benefits. ROBERT PARKER,
n3l-4t Administrator.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

n- messenger passed through town last
Tuesday. with a dispatch concerning Fort
Larned. Rumor first said that the Fort was
burned by the Indians, and strange as it may
steem the story decreased in magnitude instead
of increasing. The next rumor was that all
the horses were run of, and the third story
that only the artillery horses are missing At
the time we 60 to press, eight o'clock, this
Saturday morning the Western stage had
not arrived. Troops at Riley are under orders
to 20 out there
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

WESTERN KANSAS AHEAp.-Western Kansas is
almost completely checked in progress by the
scarcity of help. Yet she is ahead Of the Eastern
portion of the State in her efforts to fill her quota
in the one hundred days regiment. No where
else have they paid over one hundred dollars
bounty. and in Wyandottc county they talked
of giving twenty five or fifty dollars! Ogden
paid two hundred and ten dc liars, and Junction
City and Manhattan one hundred and fifty.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23
Assessors Notice.
TOFFICIAL.1
VIII VIII
UNITED STATES Assessors OFFICE,
Lawrence Kansas Jnlv 1894

UNITED STATES ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Lawrence. Kansas. July 8, 1864.
Notice b hereby given that the Annual As
sessment in the 4th Division, comprising the
Counties of Morris. Davis, Dickinson, Riley
and Clay. is now complete, and that the list Of
assessments will be subject to inspection by
persons assessed until the 10th Of August at
the Office of T. F. Hersey, in the town of Abb
lene. The undersigned will be in attendance
at that place on the 18th of August. at which
time, should any party deem himself unjustly
assessed, he will attend and make his appeal.
All appeals must be made in writing; the rea-
sons for the appeal clearly stated. and the facts
supported by the affidavit Of the party making
the appeal: otherwise it will not be consider
ed. Z. ]. STERNBERGH,
n342t q. S. Assessor, District Of Kansas.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23
Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that we viii offer al
public sale at the late residence of E. H. With
erell, deceased on Monday. July 18th, 1854,
the personal property Of the said E. H. With
erell, consisting in part Of the following, viz:
II head Of two year old steers. 7 cows and
calves, two year old Durham bull. two wear
old flley, head of hogs, l wagon. 2 breakine
plows, : stirring plovs, 2 shovel plows, / ssd.
die. and other articles too numerous to men
ton. Terms Of Sale-Cash in hand.
JAMES HENPHILL
D. II. MEYERS
nS1-4t. Administrators.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-23

ENLIsTMENTs FROM THE 10TH REGIMENT
The following is list of the volunteers from
this regiment for the one hundred dazers.
Company A-John F. Schmidt,
John Swinson,
Gilbert Graham,
w. H. Lamb
Company B-John Knderdick,
Fred Volkman,
Henry Grouse.
Company CT. d Clark,
Sam'l Kerby,
Company D-John Jennis,
Gideon Birge,
Robert Whitley.
Company Ebay Chase,
VIM. Hand,
Reuben Church,
Julius Precia.
Company Fallen Wilson,
R. D. Mobley,
Robert Bruce.
Company G-Edward johnson,
Michael Girsch,
James A. Daily.
Company Holm Bartell.