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cite the admiration and surprise Of I'll
who have taken the pains to come and
see them. During stay Of over three
weeks among them have yet to hear Of
the first case Of drunkenness or insubordi-
nation. They show themselves to be will
ing and tractable - children, and earnest
in their endeavors to do right; for their
future action they freely ask of oil to
watch their record.
There Is considerable sickness among
them and quite . number of deaths,
owing in part to exposure incurred in
coming to the rendezvous during the
cold spell in December and January. but
now the tide seems to have changed and
disease seems to be on the decline.
The hospitals, in charge of DR.. Ira Rus
sell, are all that could be asked-every IA
cility is at hand for the care of the sick.
The Doctor is indefatigable in his exer-
tions for their recovery and comfort while
under his charge, and is meeting with
considerable success. The cantraband
camp, Cor the negro's CITY Of Refuge
under the charge of Rev. VIM. H. Cork
hill, formerly Bible agent for the State Of
Iowa, is we'll worthy of attention. A
better kept camp cannot be found. The
order. cleanliness, and comfort of it's
apartments will attract the eye OF every
visitor. These contrabands are hired out
by the Superintendent to none that can
not give the Shibboleth aright-that is,
they must be good pen, we'll recommend
ed, and loyal to the core. II they are a
little radical it is not considered rery OBJ
jccfionoJle. 1t is perfectly safe to cay
that kidnapper or slave hunter is very
unsafe in the contraband camp, a. some
who have tried can testify. Many y
poor negro Who is now enjoying the sweets
Of freedom with his family around him,
will ever remember Chaplain Corkhill,
the model superintendent.
Connected with the camp is q school
taught by lady whose husband is 10
the army. Her kindness of heart and a.
siduous attention to her charge is we'll at
tested by the love her scholars exhibit
toward her
Her labors are not in vain but will be
remembered to her honor when those who
sheer at negroes learning anything shall
long have been dead and forgotten.
That false prejudice which has laugh,
the white man that the negro has nc
rights which he is bound TO respect il
fast breaking away and the glorious sun.
light of universal freedom is spreading
over this State. All things seem to rise
up to assure US that the cause Of thi.
wicked rebellion is fast passing away
prejudice is being replaced by honest and
intelligent principle. Courage. loyal
hearts, the storm Is passing away, sun.
light IL breaking through the dark clouds
OF treason. Another such gate from the
North as that which swept over the land
at the last fall elections, will sweep away
the last dark cloud from our horizon
when We will again see every star in oui
galaxy of States shining out more bril-.
liantly than ever before. Then for the
first time can Americans truly sing:
THAT the Star spangled banner In triumph does wave
Ger the land Of the FREE and the home Of the brave
j. II. c.
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AUDITORS oYvrcE. IOWA.

Dies Aesnes, February = fsdI.
II is hereby certified that the s;h Ay ~ February
1864. stafemnn, filed in this Office showing The
condition of the SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO. To-
Gated n SEv YoRE. in the State 81 SEw YaRg on the
Let hay Of January A. ID. 1854 In accordance With p-ovi-
Sion 81 Act Of the General Assembly the STATE
Iowa entitled An Act in relation to suran@ c.rs.
nie-, approx January 18th 1851 and an Act au,ersls
tory thereto approved February eth 1875 and an Az, Ia
relation 10 Lafs Insurance Comfanir approved March L.
lss2 that said statement shows that said Con,tans l.
possessed q the requisite amount Of capital and invested
required by Law.
Authority is therefore given 20 the piove named Com
pany TO transact their appropriate business Insurance
In this state IN accordance with the thereof until
the Sst day Of January, A. d. One Thousand Eixh, Hun
dred and sixty-hve
1t i also certified. That II. H. TEN.FYcK. ysa
81 REoErE has been daily appointed ~ said Cornrsnv
their lawful Agent aud Attorney TT the Cunty a rr
with full power 10 take risks Of Insurance therein and n
acknowledge sersr Of proc-s provided by Law upon
has ng with the Clerk Of the District In and for ssl
County certified copy Of the on hlc in ,his
Office II is further certified that the attached il trns
and correct copy 81 the said statement.
- In Testimony Whereof I have
sx.r hereuuto set NV hand and ar J. ed
N. seal II Office the dsv and wear
- first above written.
j. W. CATTELI4 Auditor Of State
feb l5-2w.
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CONSTITUTION
AND THE ONLY KN0WHREMEDY
FOR
DIABETES, and DISEASES Of the
KIDNENs ana BLADDER.


Has been pronounced BY the MedicsI Faculty and The
man-ut cure Of all diseases OF the STOMACH LIVER
KIDNEYS and BLADDER that has ever been offered.
is not q MINERAL WATER. Its from expe-
rience that CONSTITUTION WATER has enanstsd
and now say let no DOUBT when a single bottle
has bern known 10 diseases which the mees
talent in this country has failed TO relieve.
Aremedy Possessing the virtues Of Con iitutIou Wa
ter eanBot be class uader quaek' prepa atons IS
II 10 ueed By the most scientific practitioners in
this city s only second-cass seians thai cries
down popular remedies vbile better skilled make
use OF every means 10 accomplish ard the see
OF the physician increases bis knowledge Of
diFerert remedies enables him 10 produce cure while
others faiin the attempt. Science with the
truih.
Give Constitution Water fair trial--we mean YOU
vto der some speesslis from year 10 year
resortiug Local sorts OF local appi.
cations for diseases. with much chance of 60
there would be from local appcaios 20 the
for disease OF The brain.
We have always been csrefufta use suguaya In orr
circular thai could NOT shock the delicate
zahon, bni ws receive 70 ma Gy c9rmcnics tps from
persons fr which Constitution water IL sdantet ana
u whose disease Tn@ntian has been made tbat we
have come 10 the eoBcaAicu that if the remedy /. can
able Of profEengs cute, after what the ai.a
IN ighi be, 1T shorlA b. sAe gnnwn Tba red{rf,. Il
put uP fer the public sad there Should b. no sree-
tions.
We would say Constitution Water "a rot live a
gilded Pill III Ade 10 sui the ARE aud tas,a Tia oil
cine in every s<nse ~ me term pac@f ia the hand.
q he people for their eef and ftAken according n
the directions II viii IN cry cas- produce rsdies
cure. We woHd say TIA; the eireeudns In r4gata "a
diet ETC. relate eniy 10 TIE disease under xkseh saey
oecur.
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sr,rr ov Nrw yerk.

fits All t1unt' q Wv fHFk-l
JosErH ALkEa. President ami RieHthp J.. HaYDorr
Secretary, 81 the Security fIys Insnra1er Company being
seversliy affirmed sy that the foregoing Is fail true
aud correct statement Of the affairs the sl essntnv
that the said Insurance Company the ba-hd@ owner
Of at least oNE HUNDRED AID FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS of actual cash cafsfs invested In and
bonds ~ ia mortgages rtz. rtai. wvrth double the
amount fsr which thr same i norisngcs hsf the above
described Investments any part fhrrL
the tne6t II any indly ins exercising authority IN M
management Of srid COMPANY. either President re-
tsry Treasurer piFeci. ~ essx~i-c, that thu mort
aye described hssr not een assigned nor In Nny
manner released impaired by ssd COMPANY and that
they the above described officers of aid Insurance
Company. JOSEPH WALKER President
NlGHsRp l.. H.rpocg. SECRETARY.
Saisesfei and affirmed tel1FS me- fhi- ash sv II Ian
nary. A. D. lstss. Tres L. THaryxII
Commissioners fF Iowa IN New YORK
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TREAT BARGAIN IN LANDS.

which Is under ivs ;o ale portion
County and within thirty inmates - 4. Pss -
Aeokuk. This lsndie admi latiy ntted 70, = ~
stock farm an will be .old At low nr,sa sneep o.
psftnniS such ~ rarely occurs Il here cr AZ p.
inquire or n nj Txnrvk ssbeee.
Keekuk, Nov. Il. rel nsssts vH,.
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n. y. TEN-EYCk, Agent,
Second street.
CTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
~ OF THE
Security FIRE xSessgs'assce Co.
Or VesC York,

Or sNttC York,
day ofDecember 1858 made to the Auditor Of the In
Department Of the State Of Iowa. pursuant 70
thu laws Of said State.
l. CAPITAL
ls The amount Of full paid capital stock Of the com
pany outstanding, tpar value Of shares, ~
each,) b.......... .$ooV wv
II. Assxfs.
l. Amount Of ON bonds and mortgages duly record
ed and being first liens the fee simple upon which
not than years interest Is due per sched
ule .4oo, fSo"
2 Total value Of said mortgaged premises sS73,so0
3. Account of State stocks and stocks and Treas
ury notes OF the United States, and all other
bonds absolutely held by the company:
q. s. $40 8 per cent. bonds, 49,. 100000 1o25oe
U. s. $40 per cent Treasury
notes .................... 100000 l06,soo
Bonds Of the State Of California, 5000 Aoo
Bonds of the Union Free School
Dist. No 2 Of West Farms,
MY, issued by act Vt Leg
--22o 900 90
l. Accounts Of Treasury notes held by the COM
pany. for cash actusliy loaned by the com
Par val. Mar. val thereon.
I. 8. 0per ct. Treas
~ oo's 4 j. do do sS g" 1880 $40 s s
do do do do do $50 s7a 800
s. Amount Of actual cash on hand in the comIe-
ny's Office. iii ,2b1 10
g. Amount Of actual cash hand, de-
deposited TO the credit q the com
pany In the Continental Bank. IL ,9s2 IL
T. Amount Of actual cash hand, de-
posted TO the credit OF the company
In the Commonwealth Bank 23,3t3 50
s. Amount Of cash In the hands Of agt's,
and in the course Of TRANSMISSION,
received during the Year for preni-
ums,.. ......-. ......-. II, 500 20
Total amount cash items. ............... e4o57 %
Q. Interest dine and unIaid on all Of the compa-
nys loans bond ami mortgage since yadj 1885 ~
10. Interest accrued bat not due, excluding in
terest accrued bonds 1881 q
IL. Bills receivable held l,y the company, taken
for inland navigation risks............. 2s7Is IS
L. Amount due for unpaid premiums. not inciu-
ding cash in No. d or bills receivable In item
No. l.. 81 2a5 o.
Is Amount OF other property belonging to the
company ........................... s,s77 rs
IA. Aggregate amount OF all the actual available
assets u the company. "a ssl 60
LIABILITIES.
IL Amount Of losses adjusted and due none
IT. Amount Of losses adjusted and not due none
IS. Amount II isss unsdj IS DO 90
~. Amount interest due 10 scrip holders remain
ing unpaid. .............. ........-.... 1858 10
-. Amount OF all other claims against the com
psny ..,.................So other claims.
q. Aggregate amount Of all unpaidlo- claims
and Liabilities. oia 10
". MISCELLANEOUS.
- The greatest allowed by the rules 10 be in
sur.d in any city. viage.....
p. The greatest amount allowed 10 ie insured In
sny one block. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NJ rules 10 above Agents limited 10 si0on0
any risk
81 The amount IL its capital earnings deposited any
Is. The charter. ae ofneorporxpn Of said company
Answsr Copy fir ia Auditors Once
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DIABETES
IRRITATION OF THE NECK or THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION or THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER.

sTRAFGUARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL.
URIEATING.
For these diseases il is truly elgn remedy and
90 much cannot be said in its praise. single dose
has been know TO relief the urgent symptoms
Are yon troHh ed with that distressing pain in the
small OF the hack and through the hfps ateaspoorfu
II y Of the Constitution Water viii relieve yen like
magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long sin given NJ the use otbuchu cuhabs and
janiper IN the treatment o. those diseases and only
use them for the want Of n better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal TO the that has deyoived
upon II.
DIURETfCS
rrtate and drereh the Kidneys and hy constant use
soon led 10 ehrontcdegeDera.i ard confirmed dis
We pres ent the Constitution Waier to the public
with the conviction that has equal IN relieving IT,
class OF diseases for which il has found so emf
emily successful for curing; and trust that we
will be rewarded for our Efforts placing vsluaha
rremedy in sfrrm to neetthe requirements Of pstien
aud lhyslcan.
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stone In the BLADDER. Calculus. Graz
vel, Brick Dust Deposit, &c, DC.

Diseases aTisiCg from faulty secret ienin the one
case being too Slse, and accompanied by veYa uap
AID The ether TOO paofuse secreton-rhich viii b.
speedily cEred by the
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PHYSICIANS
DIURETiCS
READl READii READlit

DasvItLx, Pa jane 81 1ess.-Dr. TIA IT. Gre ?
Dear Sir :-In February 1861, 7 was afflicted with
sugar diabetes. sni for Eve months passed more
than Two esiions Of water in i've -four hours.
obliged to get up as often ten Twelve times during
the night and In Ave months lost about iny pounds
In weight, During the month Of July, 1851, pro-
cared two bottles Of Constitution Water. and in two
days after using " experienced relief snd sitter
ing two bottles was entirely ured after ain
ing my usnat good health. Yours truly,
J. v. /. De WITT
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FOR SALE.

bfek Cottage Dwelling with rooms cistern good
az nii LOT and well fenced located on Fulton between
80 Aa lin streets Keokuk Price Sl500-$l 900 casb
balance In one year. Enquire OF II. q TFyEyCK a'''
wv Real Estate Agent
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EoR SALE.
WANTED.
FOR SALE.

Eight and bali acres Of land with two tenement frams
aweiiings attached located the Railroad nj sanssh
hve miles from keokuk, Is admirably adspteJ IN ,ss
growing Of grapes and other fruit Price $40 hs,f cab
esianre In one year Enquire of II. B. TEN-EYCK
ie"s Real Estate Art.
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REMEMBER,
That this BITTFRs Is
NOT Al @ OF OLIC,
CONTAINS 40 Elm Oh RHIskf.
And Can't Make Drunkards.
BUT
Is THE BEST TO.yI(.
WORLD.
r. Read Who says So:

Prom the Rev. Levi G. Beck. Pastor Of the B.p,i.s
Chures, Pembxrton u J, feIDeriy OF the North
Baptist chareh PkIisd.
have keown Hoeaand's German Blttsrs fsrornbiv
for bnraber OF year.. have Ssed them Ia III ov d
family, add have been pleased with their Effects
that vas induced 10 recomn end them many 9th.
ers and knew that they ssse operated in ar gngiy
beneficial manner axe great pieasure 10 procIsl
leg this fsct, ana easHE the aGfeutsen ot
nfcted villa The aise&sss Tor SAseh fAe, are recon-
neGdrd, to these BBtsrs, knoSing ts0Ea eapsr4esce
ihAt datton utii be SUSTAINED | Do this
more cheeffuly HDe hABn Bttg.rs il intended 70
k~ueat ihr afflicted, and l. '-Eui Tat drnk.t'
Yours truly, LAW q BECK.
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Bosros rosxEgs n. y Dec. 81, 1sfl.-H-H. II.
Gregg Il Co --Gerts FL freely give yon lerty to
make use ofihe following certificate Of the value OF
Constitution Water, which l recommend in the
highe>i manner MY wife attacked with psin In
the shoulders whole leneth of the back, and in her
limbs with Pa2itatieH of tao Heart and Frritstiez Of
the Bladder called physician, who attended her
about nine months when he lett her than he had
found her then employed one af the best phytcians
could End. who attended her for about nine months
and while she under his care she did not suffer
quite as mnch pain. HeApsly gave her up and said
s'Afr case ~as i#eRrabi For said ke shs has suek
combination of Complaints that measess girss for ozs
operates Against other Of Aer dieslies About
this time she commenced the use of Consttion Water
and 10 cur utter astonshment, almost the first dose
proving rapidly under its treatment superin-
tends entirely her domestic affairs She has net taken
any ofthe Constitution Water for about four weeks
and We are happy to say that il has produced perma
nent cure WM. VI. VAN BhNScHoTEE.
wErHrRsrrrLp, Conn, March @ DR.. W. N.
Gregg-Dear SIR .-Havirg seen your advertisement
OF 0Constituton Water. =" recommended for Infanma-
tion Of the Kidneys and Irritation ofthe Bladder hav
OF number of physicians with only temnorary relIef
/ induced to try your medicine. I procured one
bottle your agents at Hartford Messrs Lee Ssson
Co.. Ind when had used half OF ii Ia nv surprise
found great change In my health have used two
bottlesofit and am where never expected be In
my NE well and In good spirits. cannot express my
recommended It 10 be. Nav the blessing OF God ever
Yours truly LEONARD s. BIGELow.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE 81.
VIM H. GREGG CO. Propretors
MORGAN 6 ALLEN, General Agents.
No. 40 Clin street, New Yerk
AexSTs IN CHrcAeo:
FULLER PINCH g. FULLER,
Smith & DwYER,
Sold BY Andrew J. wilkinson.
assso-Ahvsnscd No. ,sMsin-ss.. Ksekat.
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the State Of New York for the year ending the 3ls
day Of December 1858 made to the Auditor Of the In
surance Department Of the State Of Iowa. pursuant TO
tina laws Of said State.
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From Rev. Warren kxnarirh. Pastor of the Baptist
Church, Germantown, Penn.
DR.. G. NJ. Jack son-pear sir: Personal experiences
enAbies me 10 So! that fexard lie German BGtleYx
prepared BY yon as most excellent medicine. In
eases Of severe cold and general debility hsYe been
greatly benefited By the use of tie bitiers aud
not they wall produce similar .recss on others.
Yous truly, WARREN HAN Du1PH,
Germantown, Pa.
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Arrivals and Departures.
AnpuV An

dsh kjic Hrs rrswfsrd Williams and Two children
An Bnl.rd MRS Baker, Mrs Graham Mrs nanrtce and
and lady two children and ssryan, hsec:s,
Green, vayson, Mrs Nonhesan, Mrs Alien, Mrs
Pulvsr, MRS Buck. " Dnrand. O L Chase. Mrs w IL
Clay two children and servant Wakeman, Mr. Eastern,
Mrs Csstexa Miss cas.era; DE- L Gr.nes and sdy;
Chaa ID Webb n Grimm, prescott. DR. Richardson. J
Davy, Debrun Capt wi,tenbnrg Cant Doyle. Mr. Martini
Or Cottman Mr. Higgins and SON.
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" ss4+s q A,aer~s. prsyO & psuss.srs srSassd)
&kash vas eoseuued IN
rAp1As ssoa soAnp o. AIsxnxxa
1asouetsa ssss psvm ~ ssantel AndFew 0sss-
nv dSHa from his pronfs-A l0l Hasa
ssese 70 easses With the sewer - aid stsss shsus
han1reA fest Al n ri ~ dyoc
0ea - Ne Ovessa Aqneess DspAStnsnl
which e0ncurved 10. 81 HrN #f#
On nosioo Ne heard I'd iouruoA. s&
hessaSsa ~ Pnxssn AsciaFsa tAaS Ne Deas1 $3.50
sSjossnsA sssil ThursdaS sth ,a:s :. tso cclesk
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-, - $3.50 n ss,h: VIVA Bradbury, Z, 1t3d;
- s,., iSus Jcnssna - battery; - x-vs-
..ps Pse os:. 2; sss ssi isss; LIS
-" soss !" s~.:ssosses Chas Hss1sskss lasA rsssS
NY e,s; 1Ssssan q p.a.ss e; ~, ~ ss s,s
Il Dsvs. I. sssA; ra.rsca ksrxns' a. .ssvy,
Sa~ssSsss Saisssy: essrse =. TsselA n Sssvy =.
sHssrv neos etts o. - hsavy - u,srv Jo.suS dss1-
per I4osA Jseos Cars D..h Os,e snssh, Il. iAosA
Theaas Osvk, D. lSsA -.19 800 ~ "a ss
o.lsnd RisSara Az . N so.s. and wss svisa =
Yorktown
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Few York Soldiers In Hospital.
10 TIE kpIroR or rH1 HERALD.


ne steamers winons and Utica, from the White House
Aavs jss arrived with the following named officers and
1sldisrs belonging 70 New York regiments.
he immediate wants Of these men great, and We
tessech all the friends Of these patriots and all the friends
= The country 70 contribute immediately 10 the best Of
Weir ability such articles the LADIES' Aid societies
sw beneficial to sick and wounded soldiers In hos
We respectfully suggest that In this city the wants Of
3Ae sick and wounded greater hao In Washington,
cus ~. NOR. needed her. than sss.b.re We rsauss
a ocn Lbuons be sent directly 70 the New York state
fos1l1 NSs Fox cssa,ry-John Gallagher.
4 Dadly. Sa..rd 5osss. S.rsn (; D.aias, v: q; q.
eI.ri. sG S.sSii s William l. Miner X; john 1Sfisoe
aollsnb.ct, n; Andrew j Fs!ious, b Patrick Haaus.
.s g. g. .%:. so. s sSs:
q Gilesrs Cap. Fr.oos GREGORY, y; IaSfs6cs, q
Dp;, a1. ".
.:s Z Il; 90; S,'sss:
nssis, Jo:l AAisi.s, Henry henry d.. s:oiE'
u s1:s:. s si.;:'s' en- I. 1ss:, Dudley
nap, s- .L T. \ Poole, Lieutenant Dudley v
20, James Powell, g. BARNEY Van Aislise, H. Almsr
1pospsons u; Jshn ortsl, Z; Alfred wordsn, Alfred
2. wsfs q; sidney Case 3; s.rs..n. Bsin S r. +
49, a. Eeeaaou. Corporal Lswis Anidon, D; yrcdk.
y, ..s Hs.:s sne sa ~. y.,s-H.nry H o.lly K:
4srs, sergt T. A Buchanan, O; Hugh ballard G; CAPT,
p mSBrSo9, X: Lieut. Hepburn, K Asner Brown, /:
james FaTds1 John csochln James fsr sssuo f.ar
{son Lscomb, q Edmoad Robinson. o. Edward Sayre C:
Oscar Bunty. l. Jesse Brounson II, Charles strat.
Voc sergt VIM K Best. D. First sergt Daniel Booe,
Ssdsoh, q george e R,unSs, 9; And Elliott, 0s''S'
M e. Y~k DraQeons-wm. Mcconnaiouaue
On sn ns"sss end AZ. Ses yrsssrss.o, judah
y !. Bishop, II Captain II Bowen. Jr.. A; Il. A Gris
wcld n John MsDser, G: Rose carr, Q.
s.fs'y''nA hsg York prsA BRIGADE. MAJOR John
Ssts yin,a Tey Fork COrooran Leoion--Jas MCCAIN.
heery huss X James MITCHELL G. Simon Cary, O; Wan.
Gee man, O. William Singer A.
A, ~" t.r msS York Light Ayti7y-captain A. s Shell.
PaA sss York Dwyees-Rober. walsh, Frank K.
csp,.ID b,ss seasrt, John cooney samuel Hawthorn
., ssam Hs'g Yerk Artfury-n 9. wsner, D; Joseph
nsrrits. co,p 20 AVN, Bnjamn Myers james
man, Thomas Grssnman, D. ~ James n biadI
nc. On; hss sn Coz s.a hsra wos yor,sm.s Kim.
I2aylor' August Won Bous John Kingston, John
!. onsIsndred and Hwiysnsna nas yrs--wr. yo,e.
% Jamss NJ GoodslI, q. u '0nes'
6selis, ID. 1870, ~ ssooe
!. SsnI ssta1 Nao York--Johs Mack, O; Jaoob sours.
y o'GrAdy, q; Dsn,sl Meek, c; ssrssan, john w.
sse'rd H.ary AraIzy-Evsrett stsnly, O; Ar,cr M,
81. Mpsri Won Wagner, Hale A Palmer, ]; Peter
hsSn William IL Suits, Charles sponsnbaugh, G.
SASrsn Yer York Artiuoy-Jamss Dary, Christmas
kDcmu Lsary, 4 aobert Hurst T.
oAs MsY srk Rroim~nts-Andrsw Ii Flare, N, 9Th
A X Peckhsm, iIth; Micbael purps NJ Iistn. Ales
Nhsen sls1 hicbss Icughla. stb heavy artillery
ess Lsmrbier ls' battery Gabriel Lily, 35ibs Philp
o. $50 san v. Sesids i1l1h EAs@ j. lrssssr. *, slss:
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mot by soldier a sbs depot East Albany thh evening
while getting ~ The cars.