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Hints for Hard Times.

Credit never permits man to know the real
alue of money, nor to have full control, over
is affairs. 1t presents ali his expenses in the
grgrerate. and no: in detail. Every one has
hlre or less Of the mser's love Of moneY-ot
Ihe actual gold pieces and the crisp bank notes
lSow, if you have these things IN your pocket,
tou see them, as you make your purchases,
iisibly diminishing under your eye. The les
ening heap cries TO you stop. You would like
10 buy this, and the other but you know ex-
actly how much money you have left, and IT
Gon 20 on buying more things, your purse will
soon be empty You do not see this when you
fake credit. You give your orders freely, with
hut thought or calculation; and when the day
bf pavment comes, YOU find that you have
oYerrun the constable
I On every hand we see psopiy living on cred
1t, putting off pay day aaiil the last, making
in the end some desperate effort, either by beg
aing or borrowing. to scrape the money toSeth-
er. and then struggling on again with tue caa-
ker Of care eating at-their heart to the Inevita-
'bIe GOAL of bankruptcy. II people would only
make push at the beginning, instead OF at
the end, they woald save themselves all this
misery. The great secret of being solvent,
and we'll To do, and comfortable, Is to get
ahead Of your expenses. Eat and drink tins
month what you earned last month-not what
you are going to earn next month. There are,
no doubt many persons so unfortunately situa-
ted tlel shey can nsvcr accomplish this.
No man can guard against i'll health, no man
can insure himself a we'll conducted hopeful
family or a permanent income. There will be
people who cannot help their misfortunes but,
as a rule, these fortunates are far less trouble
to society than those in q better position who
bring their misfortunes upon themselves by de-
liberate recktcssness and extravagance. You
nay help poor, honcst, struggling man tc
some purpose; but the utmost you can do ar
unthrify Is thrown away. You give him mon
ey you have earned by hard labor he spend'
it. in pleasures which you have never permIttet
yourself to enjoy. -. - ,.-.s,g..
e5-Brigham Young is getting up srevival il
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7. r. DuERoRRoW,

ATTOR NEY At LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
Office one door South of the 'fMengel House"
Viii attend promptly to all business entrusted TO his
care in Bedford ana adjoining couRtles
Having also been regularly licensed to prosecute
claims against the Government, particular attention
viii bs given TO the collection Of Military claims OF
all kinds pensions, back pay, bounty, bounty loans,
Se. april !, 1861.
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THE BEDFORD GAZETTE
ruaLlsnEp evsgy gaIDAr n0aNINo
BY I'd. F. MEYERS,

A, the following terms, to wit;
a. 90 per aunum, if paid strictly in advance
$3.50 If paid within months $500 # not paid
vithia months.
rz-No subscription taken Tor less than six months
py-No paper discontinued until all aTrearages are
ssId unless al the option of the Publisher. 1t has
been decided BY the United States Courts that the
a,onnage of newspaper without the payment Of
srearages, is grita aeis evidence OF fraud and as
criminal offence.
rz-Ths courts have decided that persons are ae
eoantabIe for the subscription price of newspapers,
Il they take them from the post office, whether they
Subscribe for them. or not.
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Bnsiness Garos.
IOsEpH w. TATE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA
Win promptly attend to collections and all busi /
ness entrusted 10 his care, In Bedford ana ADJOINING
Cash advanced on judgments, notes, military and
other claims.
Has for sale Town lots in Tatesville, and st. 10,
seph's, on Bedford Railroad FaIms and unimprove1
land from one to $50 acres 10 SUIT purchasers
Office nearly opposite the 'Mengsl Hotel' and
Bank Of Reed Schell.
A nrn / 1S6l-lY
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ESpV NJ. AI.SlP-

ATTORNEY ar Law, BEDFORD, PA.
viii faithfully and promptly attend TO all business
e1rusted to his in Bedford aed ae dining couR
ties Military claims. back pay, bounty, &c''
spsedily objected.
once with Maan & 5paag, on Iuiana street two
toors South Of the Mengel House. Jan. y, "a.
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TIE STATE OF NEVADA.

~,,,d, now made State, by procl''ii'''lo9'
&c Mr. Lincoln, under an act of the P[ysen. T.al
r; Gonaress comforting such power upon the nSo =, g
iI,nf was organized as territory on .no ., 9 ~
r 2Tarrb 1851 taking 10000 SOU are miles lonl .,
tbs northern part Of California ana ,sT aooGs ~. f
noo I,lT "G, from 'r western Utah James " Ny o1
New New York. was appointed territorial 1%Vsrot ,,t
~ president Lincoln, and it is doubtless 'nroyi
y. oaenry that State with 6,857 pop'!lsst''n
a. the fine of its territorial orsaniza'loii >
s.,ncs now the dignity Of a State. Nevau4s Ne
rich in gold and silver mines, and l' s'i1h y pY
soSs 80 rreat agricultural resources. naflns :
IorraT area than either Nebraska OF Masn.,, sun
10 ton territories population of only few 'no.
son5 sbe has suddenly thrown oil the sa,inSr ,s;I
of cbildhood. and takes her place oy 'l'G p,
or Eow YORK. sending two Senator'S an anu %. 81
member of Congress to WASHINGTON, o. @1 wv
,hrao more votes TO the Electoral College
pres;dent Lincoln makes such haste to proc'", a,
r xe,a5a State may be judged from the : !.
= Hat Al the general election in 1868 Gu. ., .
4 ,0oS4 votes cast on the convention Vo'e,
IS 425 were Cor Republican candidates Sho";@t n
d r eonuhl;can majority Of 1916; 50 that
e n,.ter;aI change has taken place IN The sen
l. n,ent Of the few citizens Of Nevada, hir :, :,
es soln col may expect to get the three votes o' "
as State.
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Effect Of Reading en- Character.

Parents who DO not exercise a careful super
vision over the reading matter Of their children,
omit a duty Of vital Importance, and may rea-
soEsbiy anticipate subsequent disappointment,
modification and sorrow, in the failure of those
children to meet the expectation which have
been formed of them. Aaron Burr. reveled in
the reading OF infdel books in early youth
and yet, with talents to have made him sec
ond Washington, he went down to his grave
with the reputation Of a corruptcr Of his kind,
traitor, and murderer. The son of the
immortal Jehn Howard, the friend of man,
with all the advantage of superior education
and social position left TO himself, to read what
he iisted-his mother being dead, and his faith
er In foreign lands: fell into debauchcry, and
died drunken man, in the lunatic asylum at
Leicester, before he was thlrty-fve. 1t is re-
corded of the Emperor Paul, the Nero Of
modern times, one of the execrable of men, il
received histories are true. that he took the ut
most delight in horrible tales of every deserip-
tion, in contemplating pictures of rapine, mur-
der, and blood, only to practice them all, when,
a little later he was placed on the throne Of the
Russians.
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2 y PENNsYL, NJ. D.,

RAYS HILL, BEDFORD co. rro-
u.;.r heated at the above place tenders us '''O
s.ssionaI services TO the community
August lo lS64.-I
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w 1rARBOuRG, NJ. D.

-. ,srmanently located, respecuuIIY 49,
aTofsss;onal services to the citizens OF Deolo'0
and vicinity. 1T s;de nearly op
gotite the Union Hotel. r. ~
RrtEord. February II, 1864.
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nRvlD DEP1BAUGH,

NSMITH, BEoFoRD' IA
y as fornerlv occupied by John
WoTkseoP s@G Rifles and other guns made 70 OF
o.ds5' ,Ss $s'sess Ssst Style and on fPs
,siai attention. wiz &c July /, Is6l-ly'
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'sYou had better ask for manners than for
money! said finely dressed gentleman to a beg
gar boy who had asked for aims. II asked for
what thought you had tae most of, was the
BOYS reply.
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S,wIEL KETrERMAN,

BEDFORD, Pa, go, ,r.
would hereby notify the caens Paroagh o. Of Bed
county, that he has mOyed 70 .nS BE- found by
to!d where ne may h;n uoless absent upon business
certain ing TO his office.
Bedford, Aug. l,ls6l. -----
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An Irishman going to market saw a farmer,
with an owl, ''Say Mister, what viii you take
for tn at big-eyed turkey sSTis an owl" re-
piled the astonished farmer. .fDivil the bit do
care whether it is owh or young"
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~ ,T MARRoURG, NJ. D.

sCHELLSB r 6, PA
vr,..s his nrofessional services TO the people oi
..a, n1.ce and vicinity Office immediately orpo- fo1
.an' tSs store Of John f. Colvin, IN the room '''
s,arly occupied by J. Henry Schel'
July / 1861.
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G.. E. SPANG.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA
viii promptly attend to collections and all blsi-
uess entrusted 10 as in Bedford and adjoining
counties.
r-Ofice on JulIana Street, three doors south
OF the ,.Meugel House, opposite the residence OF
Mrs. Tate. May %, 1864.
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A II, CeFFR0TH,

ATTORNEY AT Law, S95's[,'i ,n the 5s: several
viii hereafter practice refe,sis entrusted to
Courts Of Redford !. eoHnly' t'15,, y.,rsoded to.
nararnhar 6. 1881.
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IL. u AKERS,

-aTIORNEY .eP L4W, Bedford, Pa.
Will nromptl, attend to all business entrusted TO
Sis care. Military claims speedily collected
EyTOEfce on Julianna street, opposite the Bank,
ane door north Of John Palmsr's Office
Bedford, 2eptembeE Il, 1868.
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sprVlceS 10 lNt w.
emu, pnn and vicinity. Office next doof 20 ''''
bo,ei of John c. BLACK L L------
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rup Souoor. HousE.-Teachers snd parent
shn,IJ make it a duty to see that the ci cum
stances under which children study are - sue ::
"a shall leave happy impression upon 'ael m
minds. Young scholars will er"duan ,u, au
nnconsciopsIy become ike what they m" 100
,inon I;ttle children are wonderfully sscept
;hIo for Good or evil Shabby school hoses IN
3uce sloyenly habits. Unswept h3orS iL'ca1t ,'
cobwebbv brains. Hl-made benches Ila ON, M
v1srn ard dwarf the body, but, by ren5, IN
anapee the mind as well. Why are clafe'
90 often discouraged and even disgust I"
schoola because the school house seas
nrison, and the furniture as instruments El4 TOR
ture. 4 vsir,, e,.,,;on.b,a
schcol house-keepi ii clean Hide ITS loi
walls with pictures, embower liS Weatnesa' :,
On axterio1' with flower vines, and decoe u
ward Va with shrubbery, Thenthe birds VI, WIN m
singing welcomes to your chlld ten, ~ ! tn m
eoanr 9immortals that enter its door viii Fo'
= bv love and beauty. They VIII DC shons' ),
as if by sweet magic, and their nnnds ,
a., awakened tn olearning and virtuous. instrloii
d with inks Of gold Frightening and asrei i'iI
t. ing for ever and ever. '-s5 2. -
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IIcoB REEp, ,cucvv
REED AND SCHELL.

gANKERS 4 DEALERS n EAOEANUH'
BEDFORD, PENN a: ,,.d.
and money promptly remilted'
Dgposits solicited.
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RATES Of 1Susriisina.

One square, three weeks or less. 81 IS
One Square, eafh additional insertionless
than three month"; ~
#Aa q nosTHa. Q MONTHS. rxAR
One square SO so 81 70 90 90
Two squares 90 - 90 10 90
Cola~aar - m az 40 as 90
One CoiuEa.. -fs--z - oe e 90 ss no
ditors' notices 81 So s-sgs 70 i.as 80 40 II
more lna1 square and lsse than 90 Iines EstTays,
SL25, If but one head Is aes.rt;ses- Is cents for
every additional head.
The space occupied by ten lines s,his slze or
type countsone SQUARE. Allfraetfous o. n,'.Ts
under five l:neswill be measured as hall SQUARE
and all over ivelines as full square. Ahlessl
advertisements will be charged to theperson hand
ing them in
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doctor. Kin yoa tell me what's thftel !tt ),
g n Ebiid.s nose? Shekeeps a pickiaL,-
sses g .narm it's probably an irrlitas 81 Inc
Gastric mucous membrane, cQmmqa4S cQn1lon.3s,l.
Sympathetic Utilization to the epltne.ant''II :,t
/ ccboriam. . asThar, now, that's Just' :
told Becky. She lowed 1t was worfo
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ez-Brigham Yeung8is getting up srevival in
Salt Lake City
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InHN p. BE Ed

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA,
PsspscfflzlEy tenders his services to tho PnJife.
OEO6iee serond door North OF the Mengel
HoBss.
RsJCord A,y lS6f
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Be CoSrESr.-There was boy who only
wanted marble. Wheu he had the marble
he only wanted a ball; when he had ball he
only wanted a top when he mad a top he only
wanted kite, and when he had a marble, bail,
top, and kite, he was not happy. There was
a man who only wanted money when he had
money he only wanted house ;.when he had
house he only wanted land and when he had
land he only wanted a coach; !; and when he
had money, house, land, and coach, he wanted
more than ever. BE content with little, for
much will have more all the world oyeFagY,
The man without understanding desires a
woman of wealth 't'S = A4~A
He who has bad has purgatory Sor a
neighbor.a larsZ aaS 112sfC7 .a,rf5fsta)
A SMILE is 10 beauty What the dew, IS 70 tbs
rose.
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vouy PALM

t-s J D II n w rDD us
ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEpEoRD' ,s.L sDtrps. rn.
q promptly attend 20 .06a al oa;,nsss stree,, (near
ted 10 his care. 05ce ,,at on sui'A''''@
- opposite the Mengel House,
Bedterd, Aag. l, 1851.
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ic1 must hsvs been much beaver perhaps double that;
for where their lines doubled up resrsaing,
artillery and infantry completely moved them down
Prisoners state that Hudee wN badly woundsd. This
needs coadrmatioa. .@-4
tie RESrz Loss--ccs roUrox.
The Atlanta paper sratss loss Of six thousand IN the
nght Of the 2oh Of which haze you full ACCOUNT
II readers will only imagine Hardee's corps trans
ferred from Hooker's froat 10 MoPhersoes rear and
flank the map they form just conception Of our
relative positions during shs light fhere have been Con
tinua diminishing and artillery fighting along our lines
to day, but no serious engagement Al one time ~
made threatening demonstration, a. II % assault Hook
ers front, but did not follow ii up
GKsKeAL RoUsssAy
visited General Howard to-day from Marietta, where he
has just arrived with hts command after the elective
raid made west OF He Is to retain his command ss
cavalry present. and In conjunction with thts army
He started his dashng raid with two thousand eight
hundred men, swept through Alabama crossing the
Coosa and striking railroad at octhapoks destroying
the railroad from that place " Opelika for
nearly thirty mics. He destroyed the limo about
the junction, thus cutting Off the connection with
the and Aorita From Opelixa he moved along the
north bank of the Chatahoocnee to villa Rcka thence
to Marietta understand Mr.. shanks win furnish you
with full account OF this expedition which ssvo8s
Of romance than history
Tns ARMY AND AROUND ATLANTA.
Our skrmisbers actually throwing rifle bullets into
Atlanta few more assaults and Hoods army will be
played out So close Atlanta that might say
that have invested it, The rebels very strongly
ntrenched III thoIr works around the city, They consist
o. redoubts, connected by bitches and rife pits and pro-
tected by abats and stockades IL is one vast strong
bold OF parallel works and Notifications Should these
prove too formidable for direct assault and should Hood
be rush enough defend them TO the last, try
old game-swug part Of large army TO the south
side and destroy the Macon line thus completely cutting
OF all chances Of retreatthis beng the only line
their posse The fall OF Atlanta Is oDly question
OF q few DAYS,
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Brooklyn Military Affairs.

business at Provost Marshais Office OF the Third
Congressional district Was BRISK yesterday notwih
standing which, but few recruits were passed by tho
surgeon grea, many OF the presented repre-
preventative substitutes found examination by
tho surgeon 70 be ply ssay unit for service ia the
army, aud therefore rejected
Recruiting for tho navy goes on as lively as ever BY
Tar tho greater number OF those willing 60 subst
tu,es prefer tho navy to the array.
The swindrg practices by the hangers.on about the
recruiting agency charging ten dollars for posses
90 beard the receiving snip North Caroline have
stopped by the authorities OF the yard Some po
cemen IN Citizens dress, detailed by Capt Jacobs
Of tue Forty precinct yesterday TO watch the fol
lows bal these matters ere done 40 5lvy 10 Is difficult
dete CT the blenders at all events, II will be better
hsreai
The Bounty Committee ~ the Kings county Board OF
Supervisors having received authority from Governor
Seymour 10 appoint agents 10 recruit in the slave
States occupied by our armies for the purpose of AID
hling the called Tor BY the draft,
terday designated agentsone from each Assembly
district Several proceeded their mssi last even
are for ono year. and county of one hundred dollars
will be pad each. Recruits os created the
county wherever enlisted, but substitutes must De
brought 90 BICokign.
Tle Twenty eighth regiment Col. y. A. Bokee, being
the second regiment CT ihe Que hundred days men or
from Brooklyn uaaer the recent call Of the resi
dent ia epcsiped prospect mn reservoir and Is
expected thaG they viii be mustered into the United
States service on "Wednesday.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

TAs Siege or Petsrssurg-masatae saa
AsA hsvs@sns 81 GsSssai 0raas-Bisw~
fES Up OF the Rebel works-rhs Cas-
painc in Georgfa-Ths Rebel RAID.
News s'rom Central America. msxio~.
CuDa, &C.
The ouaard ma y steamship Europa YIN leave sossu
on Wednesday for liverpool
The mails Tor Euro ye vii close in this city QUARTS
past one aao a. half pas I've O'Clock this aiseraooo 70 y
by railroad.
The New YonE HEeALp-~cdltIos Tor Europe-wia o<
ready eleven O'Clock the morning. and will contain
fun details Operations OF General Grants Forces b
Front or psersbGrs and OF the FLOWING Up and Capture
o. tho Outer Line OF nteuchmen.s the Latest AcconE
~ the Movements OF General Shermaa's Army Ataas
Additional Particulars Of tho Operations OF the Hsbd
Raiders in Maryland ana Pennsylvania; ea Accounts 81
the Movements OF Union Armies in All goytous OF tna
Country Late and Interesting Nsws from Central Ame
ca, aexicc cuaa Co. and reports Of all other events a
the past week.
single copies in wrappers ready FOR mailing Ave oentas
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.
RocruiAing.


The bussess or recruiting, instead Of progressing
faipg or every day AT the present. proceeding
II would take jus, four years I'll the quota which s
called for or the 9Th Of September Two thirds of those
who are willing to enlist are taken oy brokers to other
States where isger bounties offered unless toe
authorities AXE immediate action In the matter and en-
deavor 70 haze appropriation made TO pay high
bountes New Jersey and ether States all the floating
population OF this great metropolis win be transferred TO
oil the quotas OF the New England states that this city
will DO called apon To furnish from hor most useful ct
the number OF required. Nearly two thousand
per week have been taken from New York 10 other
States, white the number secured by the Bounty Commit
tee Ia not more than CITY,
The Board OF Snpe visors To DO more angrossed
In prospective distribution Of tho Offices than IN try
ing TO mitigate the severity Of the draft, and there 10
nothing len Tor ns people but to take whatever steps
they 10 protect themselves from the wholesale con-
scrpton which will fail with such severity upon them.
Let Vigilance Committee OF citizens be appointed TO
take VI these foreign" agents ard when one OF
them Is caught IN the act let summary punishment he
inflicted, which may have the effect OF stopping this
kidnapping business
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NEWsP AccOUNT
The raid lotto pennsy
OF Nil A:nrY NrR nni Ion.


lfroin the Philadelphia Ledger, August III
Close on the hees Of the assurances from Baltimore aud
the line OF The Potomac and none had crossed wo have
the ntehserGe ina, force NJ rebel cavalry had entered
were subseqneu.ly oriyen out by AveriL About
tive hundred sprcar u have been buried IN That
detoicd city. tosether wiib the pubic budings TIE
torcs tnat ih,s nschie. amounted Il is aid to only
a few banarefs Ihs proves how unwiss II Is for tho
people IN the bordsrorn'!ss 70 remain without military
organization and thorough acmirg They vii no subject
wnile grant rsmsns b.ore Richmond 10 Just s;cb incur
SONS a. these wnne local oSganzhticn OF inc aois
bodied men into companies o cavalry and tnisntry
would enable them successfully 81 reeigg There
men enough N these coups'es % drlvs away
u.ond only needs tho organization Roi M srnng,
and security then ampo. Nnort tn nero T. 10
s,ci,y At all ana few hundred rcbes can ride ,1onsn
every border county, devastating property aud commit
tug other cutrags This burning Of an urrssstiDg towu
10 ana more Violent feature OF the rebellion Towus
nags bean sheled and burned when bed hp opposing
have refused ocompy With the demands Of the
capcrs cut TO deliberately Ore town IN which shore .
40 resistance bad example, which the rebels have
the intamy OF nrst exhibiting
Casualties in she Fight at Suckers
Gap.
FIFTH REaiassr NEW york ARTILLERY.
hAsvkks FRRRy, Va July ~, 1864.
The following Is list Of casualties IN the FIRST batts
lion companies A. u. and II, OF this reg mcnt, In the
action al suckers Gap, July ~, lso4 -
.o,u,,,, roSS N :, S 1a,s ns;,orv
Lieutenant Colorel EoSsrd Murray, wounded ana
prisoner.
CsrporL O. ksunsr, priystss G. Durch 3 n. Campbell,
Burns, J. G. berry, ohapays, Jas. psrrah, A, VII.
COZ, Maelong. A. sears, A Wade, W. Barrett, J. W.
smith; Corporal ID. Carlisle, prNatss W, Downoy, I.
LsatDy, J. Rsiiioy.
vovvprD.
Sergeant g. Ashwel, Corporal W. Thompson, priva,es
A. Apple, ". Booth, ~ Boyion. W Bills, ". Harvey,
O Howard, ). wskely, r. G. Walker, H. Whls, ,
Norhes, j. Smith, - Chevelsa, - Cstn, J. Mad
den, T. Burger SsrsesntS John Carroll, ". SCOTT
privasss ". Aeksf, s Glbusy, 4. 1Anpman, g.
hcIsrwott, j. Rydbury; rirst sergeant Y. G Asv
lsss, aerSssnts Amo. wh'.asy,. y, Allss; Tlvssss
| WI IN. u. G. eSlssr. j. y SssNA q W.