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t.:@ Hires cC under tho aaH:rGl Of the enemy.
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back - l. committee. gave ria" 10 = discussion
bc:v.ecr :iie4srs FaA2:Eg, AhAsrnyAU %rG
HaASHcN.
IT. Hill ga; iina!i7 referred 70 ::;n gonmi,.
70" g.; Courts 81 lGS.!ce.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-02

SATaa1rD tI'us,i>Y = Issctsr, by q ycnnE
~ lazy :uiv ctD;r rtTi to :'s:s 81! :e- kr3iea
p.rr bs- WIS Yr.trh Asd Ef.r!,s A'cits
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MICmGAS GoLD.-Messrs. l. Il. Raw-
son, Of Decatur, Capt Woolsey, of Niles,
and E. B. Cook, Editor of the Niles Re
publican, and Others, on Friday last
tried their hands at mining in our new
Michigan gold fields in Van Buren,
county They prospected with rock
err, in a rivulet that comes down from
the hills and discharges into the marsh
where the gold deposits were first dis
covered They washed in the bottom
Of the stream. penetrating the surface
of the earth about eighteen inches, and
found specimens Of geld in every buck
ct Of dirt washed. The rocker used
holds four buckets of dirt. In one
rocker Of dirt fifteen samples of .shot"
gold were obtained Each rocker aver
aged from three 10 ten samples. The
gentlemen mentioned are men of intel
hgenee and candor, and give It as their
opinion that men acquainted with prac-
teal mining, with the use of quioksil-
yer, so that all the particles Of gold can
be saved, could carry on mining in our
Michigan gold fields profitably-Defroit
Free Press
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A TIGER AFLoAT-The tiger is a CAPT
tai swimmer, and will take TO the water
with perfect readiness either in search
Of prey, or to escape the pursuit ofene-
mics Il has been known 10 carry its
aquatic sUdacity to such an extent as
70 board q vessel, and by It's unexpected
advent to cause an involuntary mutiny
among the crew. Some jumped into a
boat that was being towed astern, others
leaped overheard, and sought safety in
swimming, while others fed into the
cabin, and barrieaded the doors thereof
The tiger, meanwhile, was left in poses
sion of the vessel, but not comprehend
ing the use of a rudder, he soon drove
the vessel ashore, and, springing 10
land, he INDUCED in 3 few growls at
the occupants of the boat, and then
disappeared in the jungle Re-. J. g..
Hosf
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For Sale.

81 HOUSE AND LOT IN FRANKLINs
u Tenn, opposite the Foundry, AMI on the street
near the old Cotton Factory and known as the Pc
ter n. Smith place. Offered al S2,6Od Refer 10
j. b. McEwen Esq, Franklin. Apply to
NELSON a MURFREE, Agents,
may CIV = Cherry-stfeet.
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For Sale.

~ AN ELEGANT PLACE NEAR LEBANON
La, Tennessee, containing AZ acres with BRick
House, nine rooms, four Offices IL the yard three
servants rooms, double smoke house. large stable
cistern we'll ice-hOuse, &c., a.. Offered cheap fol
Vi ie NApply to
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EstraY.

rslAKEN Up, BY W. II. ANDERSON. LIVING IN
Davidson county, Tenn, in Whites Beud,
10Th Dis net Of said county, a stray HORSE, about
OF . years old IA or IS hands high, bright hsy
color black name add tail with saddle marks.
No brands. Appraiseda fony dolars. April 10Th,
1864.
GIDEON HARRIS,
j. e. hYl =.
W. CrRTfs J. p may l9-W3te
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For Sale.

- SEVERAL HUNDRED ACRES OF
SO splendid River Bottom LAND, on he banks
II The Tennessee River, ia HuH phr y
-, County, Tenn, 81 SO per acre, ia tfscts
10 suit purchasers. Titles uBdOubted. Apply to
NELSON 4 AfURFREE, Agents.
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can for Convention 60 Elect Delegates
70 Che national Unisn Convention.


20 Che National Univs Convention.
Whereas. 4 national Union oonven-
ton to nominate candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President Of the United
States at the approaching Presidential
election, is called to convene in the
CITY Of baltimore on the 9TH day Of
June next; and, whereas, we may con-
fidently hope that by the triuInphs and
progress Of our arms, the people of Ten
nessee will be in condition to cast
their votes in the November election;
and. whereas, the Union men of the
State have deep and peculiar interest
in the action Of the nominating con
vention, as wen as a right to be repre-
sented therein.
Therefore, we do hereby call upon the
unconditional Union men Of Tennes-
see, to meet in the respective divisions
Of the State, on the Both Of May, at
such places as may be hereafter desig-
mated and elect delegates to the Ma
tional Union Convention.
Tennessee being entitled to send ten
delegates We would sugfest that East
Tennessee send fosv, and each Of the
other divisions three.
HORACE MkYEARD,
w. g. BR0WEIOW,
JoR a. CAMPBELL,
NJ. NJ. BRIEN,
VIZ. P. JOKES,
HoRAcE IL HARRISON,
j. B. BINGHAM,
J. NJ. TOMMY,
WIZ. II. FITcH, Jr.
Union State Erecntive Committee.
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For Sale.

"a A HANDSOME PLACE, WITH FIRST
fis rate improvements, on Randolph-st Hunts
vile, Alabama, together With quantity Of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture Apply to
NELSON q MURFREE, Agents.
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Rare Chance for Investment.

A ny GENTLEMAN DESTROYS OF INVEST
"a Ing SS0OO or SlOO 900 in cool REA L EaSTATE,
nON having handsome per centage, can hear Of
3 NETTING very cho by applying u
NElS' > MURFREE,
may 2g-1W p Che-ry-st., near Mon.
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For Sale.

nONps Oh. THE CORPORATION OF NASH
Is vile; Bonds Of the State Of Tennessee ;
Bonds Of the County Of Montgomery; and Bonds
of the East TenDessee and Virginia Railroad, en-
dorsed By the State. Apply to
NELSON 8 MURFREE, Agents.
nov % -I,g
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EStraY.

vTNKEN Up. BY b. W. WHEELER, on THE
18th 81 Apr 1864, two black speekled OXEN,
about five years cd, which were valued at sixty
dollars and which now in The possession Of said
Wheeler, on the Murfreesboro Pike, twelve miles
from Nashville. April 18TH 1864.
JAMES JOHNSON,
CALEB GOODRICH.
AIRx. McBAzIEI, Ranger. may l9-W3t9
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EStraY.

TAKEN UP. BY W. II. WILKINSON, ONE
stray STUD COLT, three years old, about l51z
hands high No brands or marks perceptible,
II. Wilkinson resides ia South Nashville, Cherry
, treet.) first District Of Davidson county, Tenn.
Sud horse valued at twenty-five dollars April 18th,
1884 w Bush,
&. II. BUSH.
RH Dom. J. P. may l9--wSt'
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sKr No. 2.--THE ADVENTURES or A COEsCRIFT.
NO.I. Hs, dzatl gOOdi as patziOs. II drsftsd
receive letter which tails the sgOnizing
fact-I'm drafted.
$. By the adyics Of 10000 friends offer
substitute.
4. VINO uftering squaek, = rejected BY the
insuted surgeon.
8. Ifeel my eo0ntry calls farewell, my Lowell
/ 60 where glory waits mel
9. / hercely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnage.
7. And make sturdy rebel fy.
8. Am sent with dispatches, periiOEs dutyi
.. Etsacksd by 4 hand Of sorillas, cry,
Come on We t-r-r-rator r.
10. discomft them aud bear on the head Of
the gorilla chief.
II. deliver dispatches, save the army and
am made 6 bTigadier-general.
IA And thus relieved from ali iuture dangers
il me heid, crown ny, glOEy yin love.
soonest coiored Cards ever published, ossites beng
che funniest in the Enar<s.-
-O-
SEE No. S-Tm sLATH a 1sss.
No. 1. In the cotton held.
2 The Christmas week.
g. The sale
4 The parting Buy us ia"
5. The lash.
g. Blow for blow.
T. In the swamp
e Freei
y The Union hnesi
10 Make way ior Liberty.
IL Victory.
II He died foE victory
In ordering, the number Of tns 81 Is onIy neees-
sary 10 naenton. Scr instance, No J. OF 3, OF al
Of them, if ali are desired.
Price. so Gents each Set.
FRKE By NAIL
TRADE PRICE NETS
Three Sets. Zone Of each, e. sampls,l post
pad ~
One dozen Set, assorted, II prefeEred,l
post PAID -
Blk dozen Set, assorted, Il preterred,l
freight pad b. buyer. --...------.--.-----. n %
One Gross, assorted, Il preferred,l Freight
PAD By % -
Army Agents, Suffers and fedlarz Il they prefer
Il may send their orders and money through any
Exprsss Company, with instructions to pay for
Goods on delivery 80 the once 81 the company
here. NeEsmen and others IN permanent loeabty,
vii send Money for Small orders ierge orders
preferred G. o. u. send your orders in fill e IL
sure prompt delivery. Seal al Letters carefully,
and address piainlF 70
GEO. p. JENKINS,
Western Agent,
Mzrn-sn No. l07 NAN street. CinsiunaA. o.
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Quilp is 8 great admirer Of children,
aud says he likes the crying ONES best
a natron, with baby in her arms
Smiles at his odd fancy, and asked him
the reason Of 1T Why, you see,
madam, said Quilp, = have observed
that N weil-ordered families. as soon
as child cries, they carry him out Of
tho room.
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UNIVERSAL success
DOCTOR MccILL,
BOTANIC Physicians.
N TIE TREATMENr OF DBzasEs, H
GROWING HlM WFFu SUCCESS rs
OTHER STATES, As 1T % IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Ny hooks VII shoH thst Or ne pat I've months
ny practice has increased hundred per cent over
the il year, until i % not % - surpassed b any
ia ne Stste. VITA my general practice IN ne eiiY.
tfest ne f5loHing
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EaRFaH CORN NAL Dor SALE AT TIE
ST lT' y .. piakk1. Aesut.
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" AGE he has received DH. Coleusn resPeet-
fully informs ctzeus and soldiers tlst he has re-
moved his DlSPENaAhY 70
Ga Cherry street.
where the afflicted may siways dnd him engaged
with the same zeal, sssdutys secTesy and attention
b Their misfortunes, which has 90 successfully DIS
tngushed him a Physician IN bic special depart
nleut 81 professional practice.
Ia. Coleman graduated at the University q Penn
syiyania, at Philadeiphs, % 1874. Since that time
be hss given biz entire and undivided sttenEoa %
bis profession Al
ChT01.ic ald Aclts UscUs1s,
ScToftla Sefa1i a fsotiolas, GrcFs.
Rpdr0esls, Cougsaiial AID Aociiasil Psgasosis,
St1actaes, iase1sss 81 ls hid.less, B'addsr AID
RfostrGfs Gland, bfaogial A9arfoas 0li
Diis1sss d Re Ska, CDlp Tea, &C.,
meet with DO resistance from his remedies.
Private or Yenereal Diseases
Of all forms and stages. speedily cured and eject
Hally eradicated from he system. Recent eases
cured In q few days.
n would appear needless here 10 ssid the iropor.
lance Of nipping the evil iE iis bud, Dot, a hint
10 .he wise may he sufficient, not only 10 save
themselves from misery, but % shield their OF
aHFing from shame and rum
How often IL il the case We see gentlemen dreneh
themselves with advertised nostrIIns. After much
loss in pocket and health they are finally forced "a
apply 70 some skillful physician 70 be cured, 60
alone can thesediseaaes BE- cured properly and e.
GRASSES are known 70 the doctor who presenhes.
Otherwise i is leap IN the dark 70 expect per
manent cure.
Dr.C. Office il vel arranged, and persons siiic
ted With these diseases can have he strietest pm
Persons At a distance can address him by letter
describing the most prominent symptoms, but n
all difheuit cases, personal sxaminauon vii b
once hours from 5 in the morning tn 9 in "a
evening. Jan 24-iy
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sPENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED IN OIL
COLORS FROM ORIGINAL
DESIGNS.
Twelve Cards ia Each Set.
Ser No. 1.-oUu RnlArross AT HoHn AND ABsoAD,

Ser No. I.-OUa RELATIONS AT HoEH AND ABROAD,
COMPRISING
No. /. On Englands muggy shore. = surly hon
gave grieyOus rOari
2. Which temporarily 8sionished even the
Gallo cock.
9. Who responded with Warliks YigoF, when
Ion caYed.
4. Exeter Hail. The hon Weeps: " r. he
not bird and bTOtherf"
S. Which he fOrgets in the embrace OF the
benigtited wolf of the @. s. a.
G. The arInng Of the wolf By his faithful
squire, the lion.
7. The'Mexican Yulture gsrrotsd By the gal
lie cock.
s. Introduction OF Master Swamp Angel,
when the lion pockets mis- rams.
3. Grand combat between the eagle and the
wolf OF the c. S. A.
10. Death Of the vol.
IL. The eagle Vndhcates The Monroe doctrine
ia Mexico.
IL Grand tahleau. The little child Liberty
shall lead John Bull Qhe lionl and Frsnee
(the Gallo cock) in future.
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The Newbeuryport Herald proposes
to change Byrons cynical lines
" Seek roses in December, grain in chat.
Believe Woman % a. eritapA,"
thus, to suit the times
Seek ROSES in December, grain in chat.
Believe q woman, Or the-telegfaph.
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Al Affections 81 ne Womb treaiei sith success.
THOSE Mauled Ladies 1hO have been 50 uufortn-
nate % miscarry or provo ancrildn. can - calrsi
70 thear iaii tine Z ioiind pfenanis D. EiF.ag
eaif
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SPECIAL DISEASES.


GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON.
" AGE he has received, DE- Colsmsn respect
fully informs citzens and soldiers tiist he has re-
moved his DISPENSAEY b
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Into the city 81 knmbain,
l3y the rad that leadeth to Ispahan,
Al the head Of his dusty caravan,
Lsden with treasure from realms afar,
BaldaceH and Keiat and Kandahar,
Rode the great captain Alau.
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Night Emissions Cured.
SALTSMAN'S

No. 81 Union street, Nashville. tenn,
Jsui VII meet With prnTnpt stiennon.
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sternlty.

Yong Married LADIES whose misfortune e has
bsen not 90 bring forth ID due season, remamfssr
God has said you should multiply and rarlenish. q
tins - your desire yea consult ether bg
letter Ok in porsou- no LAZY over thirty ave years
Of age need make Application. Ancomnunrar.ons
hE laiier or IN .lIlel-E nnnHaanl-al
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Assistants Adjatans General.

speech OF John Q. Brecsfnyfage.
He Is Ord7e8b West Krgiaia-Hs Claims
The Mqj0ritytn Kentslciy.
rC5rrss1ondsncs o. the Enors auia zslsi- Reg
1-er
Last night Feb. 18th, the warriors Of
this brigade called on General Breckin-
ridgs, in . bcdy, to testify their esteem
ana devotion 70 tbeir heroic leader. The
most inieHso enthusiasm pFivailed
General Breckenridge being called out,
appeared, and vas greeted By trensnd-
Gus cheering. Silence being restored, the
Ger s.alBsi
FnLoW- SoLDIERs:-I have not words
to convey the deep emotions I feel or this
occasion, nor expressions 10 thaBk y5u
for this manifestation Of y0ur respect.
I an not going 70 make yeu q set speech,
for I presume you hays had enough OF
that from the numerous candidates pend
ing the late election. lGreat laughter
Bul want 30 talk % you about sOms
things connected Eilh ron and myself
There vas no body OF men on earth 10
whom be felt 90 mach attached. He
spoke OF the perils and dangers they
have shared IN common. Hb had been
ordered, silhout biz own seeking Or
soliciiations TO The conmand III the Ds-
parimsnt II Western Yireinia. and BE-
considered il no departure from sas rules
81 military dsc0Fum 10 say thas be had
made every sasrt 70 obtain permission
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From Afnens, Alabama
Correspondence of the Union.
CAMP OF THE 9Th ILLINOIS, }
ATHENS, Ala, Feb. %, 1864. {


CAMP OF THE 9th ILLIEoIsl
ATHENS, Ala, FEB. 20, 1864
Things are moving on, in this part Of
the front, encouragingIy. On last Thurs
day night, while \ portion of the
9th Illinois infantry stationed for the
last three months at this place, were
scouting slong the Tennessee river, they
came in contact with 5 squad Of rebels
who had crossed on to this side Of the
river. A squad of men was fred on By
them in the night, and one man of COM
pany ], severely wounded. The fire
was returned, a number Of them wOun-
ded, and, it is thought, some Of them
killed. We took four Of them prisoners
There are active operations, which have
been in progress for the past few days on
the Tennessee river, but the nature Of
which should not now be made known
Suffice it to say that Col. Phillips and
bis men have succeeded in capturing
quite q number of fst-b boats along the
river, which we now hold.
Most of the citizens here are anxiOusly
desiiiag peace. They would, no doubt
prefer to see the Southern COnfederscy
prevail, but since that is looked upon,
as almost, if not altogether hopeless,
they wish peace on sOns terms. Ole
individual know, who does not wish
the war to clOse, however, until the sys-
tenn of slavery is abolished. Regarding
it IS the great cause of all these trou
bles, although . slave owner himself,
still he wishes tho cause removed,
that the difficulties may not be repeated.
In contrast with this, however, young
lady Of this town, being asked what she
would think if the South should give up
their cause after all, replied rs follows
81 don't believe they win bat if they
should, would have no more faith in
either God or man; in fact, I would
scarcely believe there was any God"
This same young lady is spoken of as
pious church member. 1 doubt her piety
IL she talks as above represented.
A short tina since few of our officers
and men were present, by invitation, ct
rehearsal in the Female destitute, Of this
place. The exercises were very credita-
bic. They consisted Of compositions By
the young ladies, interpersed with good |
vocal and instrumental music. Oae
thing, however, we thought out of place,
under the circumstances. Four of the
young ladies sung the piece, "When
this cruel war is OTer," with variations
Instead Of suit of blue" IS in the
original, il was sung a suit Of gray"
It was supposed TO be intended as an
insult TO the cfi,erS and soldiers present.
Il I had the ear Of the principal Of the |
Institute." I would whisper into it
that she had better not encourage or even
allow . repetition of this, when officers
and soldiers are present, By invitation. /
Such repetition may cause her Seminary |
to be rather hot place. @.
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CHANGE OF Pos1MAsTERs.-Ihe Presi-
dent has nominated Fred. Meyer, ESQ,
Postmaster for this city, in the place Ct
Mr.. Baum, and the nomination is nov
pending in the Senate. We are advised
that the removal Of Baum vas decided
upon % 9 business necessity, not reflect
ing in the least upon his personal or
political character, and that when this
Wss determined, some Of the Union
members Of the Legislature were desired
70 designate 3 SUCCESSOR from the citiz.ns
Of German descent, and that sitter con-
sultation With many Of the German
citizens, they designated Mr.. Meyer.
This change Of incumbents does not
make any Of . political character. Both
Mr.. Baum and Mr. Meyer are Of the
German element. They are personal
and political friends, and on that &C
count Mr.. Meyer rsfused the appoint
nent unsl assured that the removal Of
Dir. Baum was settled, without regard 10
the auccessorship.
Mr.. Meyer is one Of the County Com
missicnsrs, and stands high il this
county for integrity and business ca
paeily. His nomination should be con-
frmed.-C5a. Com
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Baak-Sote 8ist.
CORRECTED DAILY By DAVID c. LOVE q co.
No IS UNION STREET.

a. These quotations Ars for United statss' Tssas,
ury Notes, Ohio, Indiana, and Kentuckyi
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La efnsashs.

IN TIE Us Hospitals, Nashville, ooDisf from
De Record Qf " r Cornelius, G7yera
Hsslg CIgeestQtT, No. 80 Church STR
ne t0sek ending Fe5 "a, 1854
RObt Gritty, co Z. 10Th Tenn Cav.
JnO McGill, co g, On
Henry Stun, CO d, I'd Ohio.
franklin DeVAuli, CO X, 9lh Tenn Cav.
UriAh Coin, CO O, 1st Tenn Atty.
Henry Q Dugter, co /, 18Th Tenn Cav.
Geo Lubsnk, 4th Men Cav.
Jos Ostinger, co G, 1st Tenn ArPy.
Oh istian SchlOtmAn, co e, 22d Mich
AbrAm Chrispell co II, "a Mich Cav
Jas W Stewart Ssrgt, co =, 4hFA
Patterson Gregg, CO II, I0hE 7 Cav.
JnO Anderson, Govt Employees.
BsDj West, CO B, 13lh Mich.
NJ II CiayWsu, 20 d, 6lh Ky Cav.
Lu.nur d Henry, co o, Is, Ohio 1t ArPy.
Jno Barry, CorPi, co X 8 b III.
Martin Galloway, CO h 8 n & L Cav.
Simon MeseIer, CO ID. Ala q AIRY.
ChAs B WnIst.esy, CO L, BON Ono.
Pat Dslany, CO q, 10 b Tenn.
Chss BOch, CO b, 1t WIS Cav.
Ana K5bbins, CO q. 5)ih emo
e B BoTlin, CO Il l3.a Tebn Cav.
Calad0sia 70 JdaIa ci1z5a.
Jno w ThOmss. CO q 75 III.
j @ Penter, CO Ii ID a Fem Cav.
Jno Boyer, CO b, IS a lnd
Wilson Grindstsn, 5ssgt, CO g, 18Th
Tenn Cav.
Stanford Stevens, co 3, 1l1th III.
Walter BleVin, CO Ii, 10Th Il L Cav
Z Buckingham, co K, 10Th Il L Cav.
Vim A Johnson, co X, lOsh Ohio Cav.
Isaac TAscker, Emp Q n Dept.
JnO W Briggs, CO ID, Sch Iad.
Chss Prehm, co Z, 33d Ny.
Jno W Bal, Emp Q d Deps.
Jno P Sawyer, co @, Ist Vas Cav.
Rich LiVasy, co d, 9th + 7 Cav.
Geo Surtiss, co &, Ssh III.
Jas Brown, CO b, 25sn III
Jas Bradhsm, co h, 38.h Ind.
Aaron Hattey, CO b, 9ih Tena Cav
Henry Ii Alley, co y,
Jas d. Turner, CO ID.
fhos M0rrison, co /, l9ih I'll
Hay Orklsy, co Z. l3th y $ Cologsd.
Thos Pillow, CO d,
Chas Vaughn, co 4,
Lew L ssstsll, CO B, Let Ohio Argy.
Chss II Nichols, CO 4, I'D Mich.
Geo Cianmand, co 9, 18th Team OsE
ThOS Aarray, co !, 9tb
Thos Brewer, CO D, 10Th
Jno Hobby, CO Il, 18th
b Z YaEber, BAt'ry L 1st enn Il Arpv.
4 i Campbell, co q, l3th Tenn Cav.
Geo Hailett, CO !, 18Th Mich.
s Z Boyd, co B, I02a O0io.
ThOs h0a6eld, CO d, 18.h Tenn Cav.
Jos WhitsOn, CO 1, 18Th lad.
joel Z Nave, CO d 81 + 7 Cav.
Jno Z Spain, 7th Onio 3 s
iona Marsh, co o, I2hUB Colortd.
Lewis Scoyell, Tn IllBatisry
J Kslp, co A, bah Z 7 Cav.
Jackson Murray, Govt Emp.
"A II Carpenter,
Jno Mskinnis, co c, 18Th 7 Cav.
Saml Maynard, co !, 9sh
Howell Hoggsrs, CO X, Sta
Wesley Watkins, CO A, 13ih U Cord.
L W0Odmsnsee, co +, 5th fews Cav.
Jos A Watts, CO +, LIT Tenn Atty.
no Hemessss, CO K, 35sh III
rhos A Wilson, co A, I2sh ETCsv.
Josiah JeFdon, II. co L, 5sa Tenn.
Illm1a Bark, Corp'L co X, Oh Tenn
Cav.
Jas Red, co G, Oh Team Cav
Jno , lockwood, co A, 4sh Mieh Cav.
Jno y Siuckey, CO ], 65th Lad.
Wa ; = Cox, C0rp'i. CO @, IOih Tsaa.
hasseil WidneF, 60 z, Les Tenn II Art'y.
5yEus a Martin, co Il, 97sh Ohio.
Ih0s B Russell CD I, "a L T Cav.
Jno " BSyce, co e, 79ih III
Elijah Ferguson, co o, IA Tenn IL Art'y.
y 3 Merritt 90 I, Ssh Ala.
solomon Hopper, Csrpl, 90 c, Is z
Tenn CsE.
J W Fitlsrly, co o, Josh IL.
n A Pate, ehilt
Wn < Saith, CO g, l4th Ohio.
Wn j Underwood, Employees.
Hssrison Foster, co ID, 15tn Tsnn Cav.
Jseob Hsf, o B, Sd onio Cav.