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, 1864-04-19

HIGH Pn1cEs.-Working men of Chicago,
did you ever think OF the cause OF the increase in
the cost of Ivingt 1t ie simply want Of conf
E dence In the government, caused By Copperhead
opposition 10 the war. Our national currency, to-
day. ie as good as when hret issued: It has been
neut, and The price Of ali Of ,1e rises
exactly with the price OF gold. 1fethe Copper
heads should attain 70 the executive At Washing
ton, our money would be worth inst nothing; they
would nclnoGledgo the South and repudiate the
debt Exacily the same thing, in less desree is
caused by minor successes Remember. Therefore
general fnnpc1a1 disaster. You do not wish dear
bread. dear clothing, lsiCh rents. Vote the Union
ticket If you want to sustain the national credit.
THE IRISH VoTE.-While many good and
true mcn Of Irish nationality will vote the Union
ticket today It is not the less true that the bulk Of
1rish votes will be cast for the pro-slavery, dsun-
Ion Comprehend, 1nisceccuation party. Why this
should be so Te cannot understand but the fact is
1ndsputable+ coming to the Emitted States from
country which, confesscdls, Is the most miscoy-
crned plot OF civilized land on Gods footstool
coming to escape the iron hand Of oppression they
are drawn:into sympathtzins with and voting f5r
it. 2ou would Se ies; DO a not eeeE % to folse % 1he
chain o. bondage % the bands Of those who are
l!tle 70 To.se ea than yoaEseM. Be Eaen for once
> Viii Liberty & and xii' use your .AmeFl-
- TO secure 1t. Vote to-day for the
published yesterday
:" crror in figures
known to
- ev-
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, 1864-04-19

The SUrnEAE CoUHT.-To-day the su-
prcme Court Of the Etate commences Its Third
Grand Division term at ottawa. Two of the most
psominent trials which will occupy the attention
of the Court have been appealed from this city,
Chicago ye. Sylvester Lind.
, 1864-04-19

t Gntal Wednerday next inclusive, Corns,
Bnnione and disease pai!s, cured By process Pc
GRAFTON Of cutting. Of1ce a. Prescott House. South
Clark street. corner Van Burcn, ap1t-.s14-dt
, 1864-04-19

SABnATu ScHooL SupEn1SrESDEt;Ts.--A
meeting Of the Sabbath School supcrIntendents
was held, last evening, at the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association; z. r. Dickeneon in
the chair. The principal object Of tho meeting
was to consider the advisability Of soliciting Rev
E. Y. Hammon. q gentleman we'll known for his
great success with children, and now reedu; at
Newark, to visit Chicago and assist them IN the
great work which Is going On in our city sabbath
schools. After short addresses had been delivered
BY several Of the eupet1ntendents prescut, E. ".
uaw!cy proposed. and 1t was resolved that letter
be forwarded to Mr. lEsuamon, inviting him to visit
the city and 1nbor among the children here, ple1g-
Ing him their support aud cooperation, which let
ter must be signed hY the several supcrinteudepts
The chairman next inylted the attention Of the
brethren to the establishment Of . newspaper
which shoutd bo the organ OF their various de-
nominations, and which, as they were widely
separated, could act as bond OF uoion between
them. He considered the present opportunity
good one, fnasmuch as the paper lately carried on
under the auspices Of the Home for the Friend
leas, WAS being discontinued, and probably the
subscribers list could, In great measure, be
transferred to thcn as the objects Of both pabli-
eatfoRs were similar: Heproposed that q commit
tee OF fve be appointed to take into consideration
the prnpflety Of establishing a paper In connec-
tfon with the Chicago Sunday School Union, and
report at the next monthly meeting. Mcgsts. f. F.
Dickenson, johnson, Mills, Harrington, and Plum
stcad, were chosen: The meeting then adjourned.
, 1864-04-19

F1Rr.-About two o'clock on Sunday
afternoon, nrc broke out in the rear shed Of a
dwelling On the corner OF Ruah aud Indiana Streets
The ire was caused by the burning Of barrcl of
aehcs, and though no general alarm WAS given, the
steamer Atlantic was speedily on the spot, and cx
tinCrished the flames before any material damage
fad been inflicted,
, 1864-04-19

WARD MEETINGS LAST NIGHT.-Enthusfas-
TIC meetings were held in every ward Of the CITY
last night Reporters from the TR:HrSE were
preacnt at nearly ali Of theu and report degree Of
Interest indicative Of splendid results to-day.
Elsewhere we have cisen the votes given to our
candidates at the last mayoru1isy election. Il we
every ward In the city, these will be largely In
creased, to-day, We shall be, grievonsly disap-
pointed Il VIC do not caaTy the Frat Second,
Twelfth. Ihirteenth, Fourteenth. Fifteenth and
Sixteenth Wards.
, 1864-04-19

BOSS sHoEsfAKERs. meeting ofthe Boss
shoesnakets. constituting the .s Chicago Boot and
Shoe Manufacturers Association assembled last
evening In Mo.rison's Block.
The object Of the meeting being to receive the
names ofneW members aud to fu,1Iah TO the Jour
, 1864-04-19

= REDUCE TOUR TA1Es.-Every taxpayer is
Interested in keeping down taxes to living rate.
The only way In which to attain this desirable re-
en1t is to vote today for tho Union candidates.
Our men arc pledged TO q reduction of taxes to the
lowest possible limit. Vote the straight Ucion
f{cGHt
, 1864-04-19

The STRAIGHT T1cKET.-Wc hope that our
Union trends will aroid anything like personal
Ircfcrence-ir they feel any-fo7 the Coppashead
candidates. We cannot afford to run the risk Of
being asain chouecd and cheated by Copperheads
in the Council Depend upon 1t that II they have
till double the sercrity Of their rule, and treble
The tRTr6
, 1864-04-19

GILBERT d SAMPSON,
General Arctanneeyr u, IS 4 sa Dearborn st.
Our personal attention given to the sale OF House
hold Furniture, at the residences o. At our ROOMS
We have regular eaes OF Furniture &C.. at our Sales
TO- mS.
rEynv rrTcnaV ANn Cp1ngv
, 1864-04-19

Solrec.--The usunl weekly School Sotrec ot the
"Chieaeo Dancing Academy will be held this
evening. Scholars and friends are invited.
L E1strf.r AZ L ~
, 1864-04-19

w ANTED.-$75 s Month. J
xsnt to hire Agents IN every county et f2s !
north, expenses paid, to Eell ny new f9enp 5als
9slpe. fa21-v1iZ-gF
, 1864-04-19
LARGE SALE OF
New and Secondhand Furniture,
ELEGANT CI1AslBRR SUITS,

AT AL CTION.
On TUEsDAT, april 18th. at 91< o's1ock, We shall
snd Ps4or 5amSsI XII n,aa o. rn' sew
Iurnituse. CARPETS, Mirrors, Rich SIX and Worsted
and Ten Forks and Spoons, odlce i}a.k.
AL*o-Two seeond.h. nd Plano Fortes. A1so-Ten
with general assortment Of Household Goods.
GILBERT & SAMPSOH,
Anff.rN.n 1t ADcf,oTasrx
, 1864-04-19

To GERMATs--German voters! conaidee
wcll to-day for whom you cast your vote. Ex-
amino the testurc Of the Copperhcad Ticket and
see how much chow yon have in their hAnds+ They
ssek only to use yoa Is tools. Only by voting the
share Of representation. Vote tie Irish Copper
head faction Into power. and it will crush You to
, 1864-04-19

IMPORTING VorEs.-Uuiou men! Look out
for imported votcts. A ehoai Of them may be cI-
pectcd BY the Galena road this morning. A well
known coppcrhcAd wire-pnller has been canvns-
sing some Of the towns along that lime and will
bring them IN. Look ont Let no .nan vote who
is not duly qualified. The requirements we give in
another column.
, 1864-04-19

LoTT1E IN THE LAME. R. Thomas. au.
thor Of "Aunie In the Vale" etc, Is. We need not
say, one Of the mott popular song writer's of the
day. BE is nov writing seriea Of sonsa tor Root
& Cady, who advertise in another column one Of
them: '&Lottie In the Lane" 1t ie an exquisite
ballad, and IL being sung In Now York With great
spccess by Mrs. Jenny Kempton.
, 1864-04-19

4 DANGEROUS MAE.-We understand that
John G. ure, one Of the subscribers to the 1ny,n-
chile Rose banner, and who has since pro1essed to
be good Union man, Is going to run the noto-
xfouE O6ulliynn in the Sixteenth. Cemetery Ure
reminds us Of the bat which Eeop tells tried to
ind himself secuted BY both parties. Let HIN
o10nc.
, 1864-04-19

WANTED- 500 Agents to sci:
w the Great Natural Weather Indicator Thonff
cn lust fptrouced hundreds attest to is8accuracyE
toretepg changes OF the weather from dr. to enc
vice Eersa II interests the scholar and the man oi e.
witness It's wonderful functions. Send postage stas1
.9s rreusr and to Fast oss tcasn n11 300
, 1864-04-19

couparison+ and for the convenience Of voters, we
append the official vote cast at the Mayoralty cleo
tion, by wards. The candidates then were Shcr
ran, tie present incumbent and Thomas D. Bryan.
The vote rcceised By each represents the strength
~ h{a
, 1864-04-19
H1lautR1.

NNANTED-A mag to take charge
~ Of eat Of books. rcqul,nf oas one OF t;s<3 tx9
Scor AF<'" aoln.diif1S
, 1864-04-19

TEE. Coroner ER-Coroncr Wagner having
fortunately recovered from his late illness, viii
forthwith resume his official duties. He has, how
cycr, determined to re1no7c from h!s late Office on
mcnt Of tho Court House, where all communica-
lions fol him must be 1eit. -
, 1864-04-19

FOUND DEAp.--:The body Of . well dressed
but unknown MN, was found yesterday morning
doat1ng in the Desplaines Rver. near the Railroad
bridge, nboye Deap]aincs Station, by some boye
who 4Fese playing on the bank Abont two hours
pn the Ne bani IN he ycIuitV Thonrb natS3n
extraordinary was noticed In his behavior. The
Coroner will probably bold an inquest to-day.
, 1864-04-19

HAMS Busr or LINCOLN. withstand
ing the denial in the .ouTna!, 1t is t1ua that Dr.,
Hahn did until recently, II he does not still, keep
plaster bust Of President Lincoln in hia back otee,
not merely hronzed, bat painted black aud other
hate OF the President. The unjust suspicion that
1nay arise by reference to what be keeps ia his
.'private consultation Eooms :" 10 easily dlspeled
by exrainlnE that the Doctor invited our intoru.
mt into said eoasuttotion rooms" to avoid beinr
dunued IN presence Of his patients.
, 1864-04-19

The 'TA1IoRs' STn1EE.EA session Of the
Tailo,s Fratcrnnl Union WIS held yesterday mora
ing, when the former shops' crews were organized
into vigilance committees to ascertain II 8uY work
men nre engaged in the tailors' stores OF the city
4 resolution to appoint committee to confer with
the committee Of the masters was put to the meet
fnp Int Inst
, 1864-04-19

BATTING TIE GERMAEs.-The German Cop
pe1heeds will and out before long that they can cx-
pect nothing from their Irish Copperhead assocl-
ates. The mork. the instinct OF the Coppc1head Is
to take unfair advantage. and our German friends
who have been mlelcd into the ranke OF that patty
will md It 20 10 their cost They hare not ono
canoidate fn ward that gives them reasonable
1,crheada hare none hut Irish nominees. German
voter eonstder, Al to day vote for the Onion par
ty, in the bosom OF which you will be treated as
eruhls.,
, 1864-04-19

FE11Ax Vo1ERs.-You owe duty to the
Government which you expect will aid yon IN your
own struggle for freedom. Pay that debt today,
and thereby ensure the eympathr Of Union loving
Americans, who are struggling for their own eoan-
t1y's freedom. you protest against Britsh op-
.pfetsion and pricstly dictation. Show now to-dav
your equal Independence Of those political deni-
ine pote. Vote the Union tlckct.
, 1864-04-19

No M1sTER1.-The duty Of Union men to-
day If plain, 20 plain that he who runs may read
], ia to vote for your own ticket chance
and no temptation to scratch ticket. He who
Liberty did Economy does not deserve to cnioy the
blessings conferred By Government whose motto
ie the three. Go to the polls and lead your weak
knced nelEhboTs therc- We must have the full
camplete Union Ynte Of the citE today
, 1864-04-19
T1 RRtff.

ITO RENT Store and Dwelling
given 1st Of Nay 1ssi: Apply to JAMES 4 aPt.1aG-
Ek, room NO. IS Metropolitan Block. 0pl9dtl7.1t
, 1864-04-19

W7ANTED.-Agents wanted to
w tell the most !" Wonderful Invention Of ths
any lady OF gentleman can take perfect lfkeuesa
Sent Zee Cd receipt Of 80 centa. Every family should
naXtrf $40 dav. Town aud county rights for sale.
Address u. DE GRAND, care room No. 3. 2os Broad.
wf.xr NApr YnrE, ap17 d13-Gt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
From the ecerolinian, l4th inst:
The Two Governors.

The Legislature yesteriay, in the person
of Hcn.A. G. Magratky yeiected asuccessor to
the Gubern2tiohal chair, which for two years
has been occupied by his Exceliency Gov.
NJ. L. Bonham. The new incumfEAt brings
20 his Office, abilities Of no common order. 4
graduate: South Garoliua College in 1881, in
the class of the lamentcd Thornwell, in which
he was the recipient Of the third honor. his
career from that time until the, present has
been steadily upward. AS counsellor and
Judge, his decisions have won from his brath-
.ren of.the bar more than respect. Strong
minded, resoluts, independent. and self-reli-
ant il chpracter, ideiisfie6in principle with
the welfare ofthe whole State,&er laws end
her institutions, herwaa and capacity, VIC
anticipate ct his baHtls vigorous, but just,
administration Of her goyeFlmeat.
In retiring, with bis well worn honora, Geg
Bouhsm carries with him froF. his Office rhs
warInest regarss.bot of his personal frionas
and the peSpls at large. IF no salient poin:
stands cut as q lahdmark Of ehis -admi,ustra-
;ion Of pablie. afair5,itis because their course,
during the past two yasrs,, has been smooth
and unrufled. The pubic APPRECIATION of his
conduc. IS none the less sincere or general.
Prompt in the discharge of his official duties,
The tyre of;a cbiyalric gentlemen, courteous.
yet firm in the fnlG :lment of all the relations
Gflife, ouy citizens wiiilniss him from the
sphero'in which they have learned to krcw.
aud appreciate his true manhood; and the
T" well.dope, good and faithful servant viii:
be a bsaedici;on echoed in very heart. :,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
Latest Northern News.

RICHMOND, December l6.-Northern pa
! pers, OF the 4th, state that Montreal tele-
| gram says that the st. Adams raiders had
been recessed, the Conrt deciding.it had no
jurisdiction in the case. The Consul of the
United States, in al impassioned speech, im.
plored the CourEnet to aascharge the spriso-
ners, declaring that if he did So. he must be
prepared for the. consequences. The Court
ordered the discharge Of the grisouars, and
vas prepared 70 incur the Responsibility of
the. act. The announcement elected applause,
which was Immediately checked.
sqho guu-boat Otzga was sun)s by, the ex-
pIoding of. O torpedo in the Roanoke River,
about plymouth, . few days ago.
The cold weather has enforced asuspension
of:all important moEeiaent on both sides at
Nashville.
In the Senate, Mr. Sherman, reported
resolution, which forthwith passed; Hrrropri-
ating million dollars for the, purchase or
construction Of six reyeHue cutters foSthc
,lak;.s.
In the House, q resolution was adopted, re-
questing the President to give Great Britain
notice Of the Termination of the Cansdiaa ro-
e:procity rreaty.
Gold 235! in New York.
|. BreckinriGge is reported OF Sparta, Ten
ressee, with ten thousspd men:
The steamer Donegal, from Port Royal.
the 7th, has arrived at Philadelphia, with
news Of the destruction of Pocotaligo Bridge
by tie Yankee forces, on the Glib. F6ster's
scouts had communicated with SLorman's
forces, which were marching on Savannah.
Rosecrans will command q force designated
to operate in the rear of Hood.
Ii the Senate, Mr. DAVIS submitted engtby-
joint resolutions, for the resto1 alton Of peace
and union, which were. laid on the table and
ordered be printed. The resolutions pro-
pose convention of ali the States, to which
shall be referred thenmendment Of the Con:
s,itulior-; one forming the NewEbgland States
'iuto one, another providing for the alters
natn election of President from tie fress
and slave Stats
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21

The. ARMY OF TsxSEssEE-Equipments
for recruits are being sent forward every day.
ead floods force is already large enough to
march triumphsntly through Middle Terues-
see, should the weather and fcads prova Ia
1orable. The impression prevails that Nash
vile viii be recaptureds before Christmas, and
that ,sboaal Breclsinridge's new campaign
prove successful, Ohattahocga and knoxville
will. be evacuated much sooner. The attempt
ON the part ofih Federal authorities to en-
force fbe draft in Tennalsee and Kentucky
can tavo no ether tendency than TO increase
Hocd's army. .z,s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
Another Draft--she Hardest osail.

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Nsass writes:
TIE business before Congress has not yet
assumed definite shape. but as the session is
s ;; Short one, it will also be 9: sharp ana de-
cisiye." There Rillbe no hall way measures.
This is very evident from the tone Of these
members who have tho entire Of the White
House, and who are known to be on intiu.ate
terms with the permanent master (as he
hQpes( Of that establishment. There will be,
Gfst Of all, ( most sweeping. and relentless
censcription.
The rext draft will exceed in its meTcless
horrors all those that have preceded it. 1t
will starenn one. The machinery will be
al! arranged beforehand. Ihe lists will be
made out, the names. draSn, and the men
seized and mastersain, without Nar&ng aud
without preparstion. No commuta4 a4on, no
substitutes, no.excuses will bs alloTI. The
insatiable NAV which has, already Veroured
Two million. or human bcinga, demands s00,.
600 Isors 1sen, and the men must and willlhe
faqdcoming Sich is the deeres-sueh is the
! wifi of-Ab-ahain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21

/, KENTUCKY -Lo1i1rY.-T, Washington
Chronicle saysit would dislike exceedingly
to belAvestl.e statements of the Louisville
Journal respecting Keatucky. loyalty. The
JourHal declares that everybody knows that
thousands of persons lave been drafted in
Kentucky, who have desired to remain at
home, out who, if compelled to fight at all,
prefer fighting on the other side. 1t then
goes on to say that We sro assured, and be-
lieve, startling ss tue fact may seem, thatour
.dran. got up with SO much trouble and ex-1
pense, and creating such deep and widespread
disssti faction, hes given more men to the
rebel, than to the Federal cnuse; and the evil
is becoming worse ahleworse, every day"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
From Mexico.
The Herald contains the tollowing-in re-

The Herald contains the tolloWlng-in re-
ference to Ma1imilian and his Empire:
BY the arrival here yesterday of the steam
ship Arieb from New Orleans on the 29th
ult., and Havana on the Sd inst, no have adj
vices Of Nov. l6 from the city of Mexico, On
his return TO the capital from his tour through
tha country, Naximilianpubl an address,
in which he declared that hise observation
had convinced him that his empire was fix
ed fact; that he was satisfied its form OF, gov
ernmentwa ohe peculiarly suited to, the
character Of Tie Mexicans, and that the re-
pubhcass were so far subdned that be few Of
them who still remained under arms were
merely bands Of robbers end cntthioats, and
that as such they weres hereafter tosbe treat.
ed. His Officers are therefore enjoined to
pursue and snnihiafc them, az he considers
the war at ~ end. In:the meantime the re-
ppblicans in various States are keeping his
troops busy. a force oftlem lad captured
the port Of Msxatlan, on the Pacific coast.
No mcntionis made OF the movements Of Prs-
sidest Jrarez. Macmillan lad issued in
slructionc TO TIE Various projects of hia en-
pire. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
State Of South Carolina,
ADJT. AND INsPEcToR.GEN's. OFFICE,
CoLuNBIA, November sc, 1881.

ADJnr. AND INsPEcToR.GEN's OFFICE,
CoLu,fBIA, November SO, 1881.
.GEEEgAL ORDEkS NO. ID.
II The companies prsan ircd for service beyond
10 tho iiInits of their Districts, as well as tho.
persons liable to Ssd .errice.who have fai'edto
report, viii procsed to chareston.,S. c., instcna
Of Hsnblrg, 8. O., and rrH5rt, to Major General
Samuel SoEse, commanding -Diftrict Of Sonsh
Carohns.
II. Companies, On ihcir arrival IN Ckarlsst5u.
will la1ka reqr:sit;on OF Major ". G.. xEdsov;
Aefrg Ordinance onieer. of South Caroline. fSf
arms, de.
III Ss nuch of General Orders No. i5.sAs
Ne.-l7 aa coa1ioss With these ordcs j, hereby
20 o.. - 9.
By eoinmsrd:
Adjt. and 1rsp'tr. asn'Is 3. c.
EE RaTsTe OF .as State cory three tizse,.
Dea. IS. So; =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-12-21
Enrolling Office.
EDGEFIELD, 3. G., Dec. j.

EDGEF1ELD, 3. G., Dec. 18th, 1884.
u THE mes named below have been reported
10 to this Office, frcm thor Commands, as aJsent
aei.aoat ieGre.
II. II .py of them arc in tie District they arc
earnestly requested, aud ordered 10 report in
psrson ut this Office az soon nSpossiLis.
III. Ii any Of tie.a have returned to their
commands, their relatives, friends or aequain-
tancss are earnestly rcqnestcd to. give informa.
tion Of tho came, in writing 10 this Office, in
orier that the proper returns may bs made.
T K Langley, C. II, 7th 8 battalion.
N Fallav, CoH,
P PCharlos, ~
{, B Busbr, az :
L Z Rsdfs.d, TO. II, q Az.
! J n Proctor, Co q, "'se"
JTurncr. 9. T
M p Burkhas,sr I. -" .
ia Cartin,. CO F, q
Ycalcy afils, Miled9a Battery, So. Ca.
" y aIillor, Co D, 9th 3 G-Cavairr.
a n.Gardour, Co II, I'd S g Artillory. n
Do Enshss, Col, s;n C Cav.
A Faulkner, Co A, eds Cy.
Wiley PlsJd, Co G, I'd S Cav. :.
] 3 Suddcur. Co L, 1sA s CT.
Joha Grccr, Go u, 1th !"
J " Holden Co D, 10Th q"
James Horne, SO K, 9Th a.
Eli Sciglcr, Co B, Hsnpten Legion,
WE Hyler, Co G, lists G Y.
Benz New, Co X, 9Th s CY.
William Goings, Co Il. 18Th s c &.
J L Eiohardacn, 0uA, 25;h CIV. .
Theodore Smith, Co u, 10th 5 CIV.
John Piper, Matthews Artillery.
JBMyers, Co G, M s. G A.
" A Rodgers, Co B. 14th S CE.
Jacob Rash, Co B, fth s. c Battalion.
J Elenbnr1h, s 81
" F Benson, Co r, 1a.h On Regs.
Mil Meyer, Go D, Sd sCV.
A N Jones, Co r, Pal. Bat,!n, Light Artillery.
H Miller, Co Fl, 7th 8 Battalion.
M Smith, Co G.. Est CIV. =
gHHsladen, c. II, Hampton Legion. g..
EE Holden, Co z, 18th Ga battalion.
s,F Corley, Co I. Pal. Bat'in, Light Artillery.
rs N Smith, Co l., 18th. sc y.
I'M Mnys, Co A, i52d S G Y.
Vim Bussby, Co N, 7thS C V. =
,.R Grafton, Co I,2d S c c, 80.
J Goleman, Co II, 1th S { Battalion.
: @ Prinos,
PIT Towns, Co C, s7,h. S CIV.
D p Baldwin, Co A, 1st Bat Gn Reserves.
+ Colins, Co Is, 2T,h Bat Ga Yols.
i P. !. MOSES, Jr,
Lieut., & Enrolling 0Eiccr.
Deo n st 81