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brains may CONSIDER u graul thing g. take . tfty
cen. drink q, nelrnonico's r,u they arc careful!
no, 70 invite '1he cru~J," aud seilom induyv In
more than one or two -~nl;icts" ~ the courre n
the day. Occasionally, = Few ro'ckins blade. s.,
ont evenings diversaun N, AMI trca, each other
a. every drinking place on Brosdwsy, between ,hs
Csy Han and Union slusrc; bu, ,he COS, is surt 10
to counted up ne,, morning, and zach one pron-
Ices MT /, be caught again on . similar "sprce"
Our iudctN. .ahc recently oonyersed With ga
youus msn. ~h, i,ll II iuctspbcut upon himself 70
-'c urrc ot Lis friends oil on Cs,ifornis steamer.
Tue p.fty star A At an early hour, aud marched
d'Nn lrosd~ay, stopping at the Metropolitan
H''ei II 10 o'co'k, vhue drinks all round several
times cost Tho literal youth exactly six dollars.
These hu-kccrcts hsse A. easy way Of reckoning.
hes'd upon TIC oriidncs- or hbcrai,y ~ the par
ties drinking. Processing to tho ~. Nicholas,
aiio'hcr sct of drinks, o. which was aided the re-
qisitc number oi ac,,nrs coss four dollars uurcs
readily paid 10y ,hc delighted YOUNG man who wss
sociug his iriouds of to California No, murb
fSr;her down Broadway, an ii o'clock luuNh os
oy s;ors with drinks all round was enjoyed
by the party, for which tho moderate rlm
ot urcc dollars wis disbur~t. and the
the wharf. nclmcnieo's door invited them in-
and q hurried drink Of the excellent liquor sol6
thcr,s c-t couple Of dollars morc. ny this time.
ihc Young men were in hurr" 10 reach M"
steamer, ~ the hour of departure approaching
rapidly. The lipurr in their dtornachs Iso began
TO nr y, their understandings. A, they proceeded.
they frequently found ii necessary To inquire thrir
way by .toppiu, IN at sundry pacea-~here IL
quots ~" sold-the sltconstisutcd treasurer
dislmrling . ercenhsc'- c,ch .imc they halted
;tho pric. " drinks h.lus more moderate u h~
downtown ssl-ons. Passing Tristy Church, tho
sloNk in The LJwer warned them To hasten on. sn6
the three usvclr-s suec 'drd ~ reaching th"
steamer Jus, In time 10 tumble aboard and lay-
down upon the d'Sk, alm"Tt unconscious that the'v
ircni was in similar state on the whar-''scenx
them or I" catornH." Doubtless the steamer
d,Iir'~i. tn" hero II The shar only remembers
last view oi 'h" legs und oo'-so''' OF MS h'ends
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| MILITARY NAIttHs IN fhH titf-SoPEH'
VISOR DLUsr'e PuoTlsl VrsrHcrEe THI EXCESSIVE
/ QroTs s-rat prAFr QUESTION AGAIN hsTohs ras
m elaborate document " Provost Marshal General
Fry, showing tho injustice that has bosn done "
Neg York by tbc arpor;ionment u men under the
late call for 5Frowo. The protest is in general
terms suiilaI t. that ~ Governor Seymour, which
apIeScd In Ibis Journal lev days ago, but enters
more fully into details and shows tho csso in .
| much clearer lisht. From this d"ument 1t sp-
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from Fortress Monroe,

FoT'e's w. nOe, A..,. N.-Geu. Gran, arrived
IRON Wr 'hin.-t az nIou,.,u TIE steamer Diamond
sud ai,cr remaining IIeo nodrs, proceeded Gp ,he
james RIVER.
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The Latest News
TEI; REBEL RAID,
ANOTHER FEDERAL SUCCESS.
Ey Tcir y-aph 90 the y. y. San.

p Wagon Loads of Plumber Reta.Aen
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E1shin7''o, dUGnst g.-On sunday ~ p.
ra'1 wtH seen beyond Aio, Loudou clsInty.
vr~na. TIE rebels mi detached sopc ~ thcr
.a--on, 'oadod " o. p,under, from the ma a body,
sld r.oye! A. css,-rly direction from thc noun
, hiu., api i'm the meantime were followed by a
hol oi Union cavalry, Who ere bot, however, in
rii5c cat fore 10 make attack. At or ucAr
Al.ie the Un.ou force was augmented by ,npu, ~
= .aval-y, Under command o' Clp' Wi7s- who had
been au, on . s.ar'. The rcrol orce Has attacked,
p M 9ore % wagons loaded with rr-n were taken.
7 'ae IN charge Of the train abandoned Il.
s.Ntv-oir r'ncl p-.soners oriyed here to-day,
I'm Harp" - rcrry, and were committed TO the
o. Cap toI. T1,y were captured NJ , 7'-cl' p1iu $
r MARYLAND, AM bc'on. Ell 10 tn. inysliu: urees.
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The Steamboat ' tanderbilt Sunk.
The Rebel Raid.
General tvrril's victory.

T5.htaGton- Auqu- FORMATION hss cen
pv.evoi ,eie that Gei cral A,orl after overtaiiu.
l. enemy tt hlorohcid, attacked and uacrly
roi'"l 'ton. o,P.uru ur uetwecn d'o aud siy hun
e.. p,- s,ner~ including Gen. Johnson, vho sub
s1louly - ,I-i, au'. his wh,lc stall, With their
fcA.qu8rtcrs- cul1I., all the robcI artillery aud
rrn- and large quantity "f small srIns. G',n.
Cws'lrt, t04H., lartiy c'cnpci by nv ny
INTO tic ruoJnt.i.. General Aycr.l pursued the
satiercl rrmlanI OF the r.uc tor tor twenty our
nice oaptrrns ni-'y Of TIE 'c ,itNes. lis entire
- ~ k.,'ri vls seven men. The pursuit VAS
onIy abandoned when Grncrl Av"rills horses
s--e too c1ia 4s.cd 70 iolioS tho rcpes into the
prrntaiu-.
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Everything Captured from the Rebel,
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,haSSShuSe.ls MOnJ1OliziDg Negroes
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skedaddle Of the Re,el Guard.
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Meeting OF Pennsylvania Legislature
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,.Bxtenslve Rebel Fleet Preparing
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
SHERIDAN AGAIN DEFEATS EARL
Prisoners and Guns Captured.
&c. &c. Ac. &C.. &c.



NEw YORK. September 23-The gold mar
ket is excited aud lower Without any special
reason the price opened At 2l7. and fell steadlI,
to 2l3 One sale of 50 900 was made at oil A
rumor that LOngstreet. with the same old fort,
thousand men, was in the rear of Sheridan
caused a rise TO pa. but il subsequently fell tC
I2ll1s.
A special to the Post. dated Washington 23d
saws:
Admiral Porter left this city to day to take
command of the Mississippi feet
General Gilmore arrived here to-day. Ii j.
thought he will receive a command.
Ou inquiry, thsre Is no fondati)n for the peace
rumOrs.
The special to the Commercial, of the 23d,
says:
General Upton arrived here last night.
painful flesh wonnd in the thigh will disable him
for several weeks.
He asserts that General Sheridan is the bes
army commander he ever served under.
Eight flags, captured near Winchester, hav,
arrived here
The names of the captors are private Geprg,
Reynolds, company NJ. 9th n Y. cavalry
Capt. Bowen. company c. lst n. Y dragons
Sergt. Lorish. 18th y. y. Dragons; private
McEvoe. Corp Chester ID. Boyd. and private
Henry NJ. Cox
The first working party connected with Capt
Buckiey's great expedition for the construction
of the Russian and American telegraph line will
leave this port on the steamer Golden Rule for
San Francisco
The party consisted of Mr.. Conway, Telegraph
ic Engineer aud number of assistants, who
under the direction of Captain Buckley will pro
coed to various points in British Columbia tC
make the necessary surveys preparatory TO more
active operations next spring
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24
COM M ERClAL.
BY TELEssAPH.
eW Work MARKET.

ew Work MARKET.
NEW YoRK, September %.
Flour-State and Western heavy, unsettled
and 25c lower; 50 50@9 60 for extra State; SIT
60@ll for extra round hoop Ohio, and Sll %
61l3 for trade brands market closing heavy
No buyers at outside quotations.
Whisky lower: Western 81 30; and small lots
do at 81 81.
Wheat 5@Sc lower: amber Michigan 81 22d
, %; white Ky 81 80 Corn lower; 81 60@l
601S for mixed Western afioat and in store
Oats esb@S9
Wool quiet.
Pork decidedly lower With fair business al
the decline; S40@40 80 for mess 24l 25@4l
gu new do; $50 50@39 prime. and 40 for prime
mess.
Lard 2l34@23Ia; latter an extreme Butter
3S@45 for Western, and 46@54c for State
Cheese l7@25c
Money steady and unchanged; good business
doing. Sterling rather more active; 81 O9@
0911
Gold heavy, unsettled and lower opening at
81 II, declining to q l6, advancing to 81 1864
declining to 81 l234, advancing to 81 l477s. de-
clining to 81 ia closing at 81 ~.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS.
The following arrangements have been made
with the railroads designated below, for carrying
passengers to aud from the Twelfth Annual Fair
Of the State Board OF Agriculture. 10 be held at
indianapolis. from the 81 day of October. 1864
To- the 9Th, inclusive: also for the transportation
OF articles to the above Fair or the Sanitary
Bazaar.
al passengers will be charged full fare to In
dianapolis and upon having their tickets stamped
by the Secretary of the State Board upon the
Fair grounds they will be returned by the rail
roads free: otherwise their tickets will be void
for the return trip. Tickets will be for sale at
all regular stations during the week of the Fair,
aud will be good from the 81 day of October TO
the 9Th
Stock, machinery, &c. will be transported to
indianapolis at full rates, and will be returned
by the several railroads free upon the certificate
OF the Secretary OF the State Board, that the
animals articles exhibition, and did
not change hands during the week of the Fair.
Terre Haute and Richmond X. r
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line r. r.
indianapolis aud Cincinnati X X
Louisville New Albany and Chicago r. K.
Indiana Central X X
Evansville and Craw louisville r. X
Bellefontaiue Il. r
Toledo. Logansport and Burlington r. r.
Jacksonville X. X.
Indianapolis. Peru and Chicago r X.
Michigan Central r. X.
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana r. R.
Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw II Il
Madison and indianapolis K X.
Other roads will be added from time TO time
as they are heard from.
W II LOOMS,
Secretary of State Board OF Agriculture
l24w
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~ O II L G e.
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF INDIASs)
BUREAU or FINANCE.
INDIANAPOLIS. June "a. 1854

INDIANA OFFICERS, who have been or are serving IN
the army, Informed that their Ordnance Returns
vii Be made up and presented 10 The proper Department
ana certificates scquitisnce obtained Of chdrgs
by applying Mr. C. r. Rocker, Chief Clerk State ord
nance department ONCE stairs over Vaiens hard
store No. Il West Warrington street cianapo
Bv making returns. sbove directed, officers will
only all fee bat they viii be able 10 settle with the
Government and draw their pay from one to three
earlier than IL the business Is entrusted Claim
Agents.
BY order Of Governor MoETos-
". h. II. TERRELL,
je25-dff financial Secretary.
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HEADQUARTERS DRAFT Rendezvous
STATE or INDIANA.

Headquarters DRAFT RENDEzvoUs)
STATE OF INDIANA,
INDIANAPOLIS, September %, 1864
General Orders No IL.
|. ID Lieut.. Jacob Roth, 5th regiment V K
c., is hereby relieved from the command of re
cruits, substitutes and drafted men at this rem
devious. and will report. without delay, Adju
tant to Capt a H Bixby. LIST regiment n H
cavalry at Camp Darlington. Ind
IL Capt. A. II Bixby, lst regiment n II
cavalry. Is assigned to the command of recruits
substitutes and drafted men at Camp Darlington
Indiana. and will be obeyed and respected accord
ingly
Ill 1T Lieut.. +. F. Quinn 1884 regiment
New York volunteer infantry, is assigned to duty
as Acting \. ID. q. at these Headquarters. and
will be obeyed aud respected accordingly
w I'd Lieut.. g. RUSSELL 81 U. 5 cavalry. i:
assigned 70 duty as instructor for recruits sub
stitutes and drafted men. at this rendezvous and
will be obeyed and respected accordingly. He
will report for duty without delay, to Capt A
II. Bixby. at Camp Darlington, Indianapolis.
BY command OF Brig Gen Darlington
w. II BAiLHAcHE,
Capt n and A A q.
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Edward Robinson Willis Veusble
Henry Cubel Hanson Clark
Vim MARVEL Vim DOeler
Arthur l. Wright julius G BuDnel
John Wise John Harter
Dwight Roberts james Baker
Charles White John Harris
Jacob Hibner Chas Moore
Peter Fritz John Low
John Eurick Abram Smook
Patrick Falschgerd Cbas Otto
Fred Hillman Bennett DAVIS
Joseph W Dickman VIM Daue
John Graham Isaiah Halsep
Carl Hassfold J Herman Baldwin
Gotled Reust Marshall Noe
Vim McCutcheon samuel Mcpherson
J Q SOcsel David Doty
Vim Lnginielier VIM LAWYER
John Graham Franklin Wright
Richard Jacob Robert i Bronson
John L Case Lewis Budence
J Overstreet Edsard Haas
Mevere Richison Samuel Reinhart
Edward Miller Samuel Mix
FG Hallet John Crawford
Paul Pfafin Samuel Goldsbury
Hziriah Reems Henry Ressener
George Gise Hugh Mckinley
James : Smith George Cole
John T. Conoine Joseph Merritt
George Butcher Frederick Myer
Vim J CogsweIl William Leeney
VIM Sherburn Asa Butcher
Daniel p Sweng Patrick Harrington
TYSON Wise i johnson
Michael Gamers James Bush
Richard Easike Henry Beard
Jeremiah Brown Christ bathurst
Matthew Brett James Walker
WmM Wright Samuel Stephens
Leander Ferguson Marion Vawter
- Findersar William Flanhart
Henry Isher George krug
J r Buel Francis Morrow
Edward p Morton Jose Nicholas
James Dougherty George II Mcclure
Thomas Farley John Sunker
Frederick Wick Lawrence Rim
A b johnson Albert Romeun
f. Rockwell John VI Snderinger
Samuel lie Fever John Caldwell
George " Beaver Felix A Vincent
John Pettiford Edgar Parker
Henry little Elijah Hedges
Leander DeMoss Morris Conner
Isaac Punk Leonidas Citizens
Benz Beard Henry 1riplett
August Pot,est Geo II Johnson
James RO,s Chas Hall
Frederick Ingerking Conrad Snyder
Henry Coock John Deford
Frank NJ Churchman Augustus Long
Robert McEwen Chas Hileman
Livingston Goldsburv " m Haley
Adam Miller Henry Mckinney
Jackson X Rouse Thos ALLOW
james McDermOtt Samuel Hogle
Jonathan Dckey Wilkison Touk
Alexander W WATSON Joseph Rose
Geo Silver Martin SchOper
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

A SAD ACCIDENT IN JOHNSON COUNTY Last
Thursday evening terrible accident occurred
near Bargersvlle, in johnson county. some seven
miles northwest of Franklin. Ii seems that a
company were engaged in thre,hing wheat with
n steam ihresher. aud were making the first run
after supper when the boiler exploded, killing one
little boy and two men outright. and wounding
three other boys and TWO men, one of the former
of whom has since died, and one other is not
expected to recover The men killed are james
Haymaker. who was most terribly cut up. having
part of MS body blown five feet into a wheat
stack; and Commodore Jesslar, who Was badly
mangled and blown distance Of fifty feet. Mr.
John Pettit's little son. Who was killed, had his
head blown off, and up to this morning Friday
il had not been found.
The names of wounded we have not learned
Our informant states that the wounded are badly
hurt, but does not know their names
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

% Teachers wishing license to teach will
call upon the County Examiner. al his Office. to
day At 10 O'Clock A NJ He will cheerfully
grant license to all who nave the requisite quail
fcatiOns for good teacher.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24
Official Wa bulletin

WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHISGToSl
September %,
To Major General Dix:
The following telegram announcing another
victory for General Sheridan has just been re-
ceived:
HAMPERS FERRY, September %
Hon. l.. VI Stanton:
Sheridan has again beaten Early at Fisher
Hill. capturing sixteen guns and many prisoners.
This is in all probability the finale of General
Early
(Signed,) j. ID. STEVENSON.
Brigadier General.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev. John ID. Wells,
pastor of the Unitarian Church at Quincy Mass
achusetts, viii preach at the Universalist Church
college Hall, tomorrow morning at halfpast
ten O'Clock. Preaching also in the evening at
half-past seven O'Clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

A SUPERIOR REMEDY w e can con-cieutiously
recommend 70 those suffering from distres~iLg
cough. Dr. Strckland's Melfuous Cough Bal
sam. Ii gives relief almost instantaneous. and
is withal not disagreeahle to the taste There l.
% doubt but the NeliAuous Cough Bal>am i
one OF the best preparations in rse and j. all that
It's proprietors claim tor it, We have tried il
during the past week. and found relief from %
most distressing cough. Ii Is prepared 10y DR..
Strickland. No 6. Fast Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Ohio - Cincinnati National Union. It
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

The draft commenced in Center township. in
GLIDING the different yards in the city. yesterday
morning The following comprises the Quota
proper. uhich IL al.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

~ DR. Kline. No 203 West Fourth street.
Cincinnati, Ohio. the most successful operator
upon Cancer in the world will be indianapolis,
at the Palmer House. Room 80, October 9th and
7th II tvct7th
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24
HAGhNS MAGNOLIA BALM.

This is the delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. 1t changes the burnt face and
hands peary satin texture Of raysbng beauty i'm
partingthe ma bic purity of youth, and the dsfiHgu.
appearance inviting in the city belle fashion.
removes tan, freckles, pimps and rougbness Of III,
skin leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and
smooth It contains material injurious to the skin
Patronzed by Actresses and Opera Singers II what
every lady should have.
Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. z HA6AS Troy, Ny
Address all orders
DENAs 5. BARNES a co, New York.
feb5-dem-eod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24
From Rhila deIDllia.

PHILADELPHIA, September 23-The Owl train
from New York was run into this morning by
the Adams Express train near Forrestdale The
passenger train was waiting for the latter tC
cross the bridge The locomotives were dam
aged None of the passengers we're injured
The engineer and 6remen were scalded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

~ The vote taken among the laborers EN-
ployed by the government en- route to Tennes
See foI President Of the United States a
follows: Lincoln !; Alien g. Asleep H. McC!el
Ian ll6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

sE A large room, 20 6y 80 feet well lighted
in the third story of the new Sentinel building is
Tor rent septic OFF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

Masonic NorIcE-A special meeting OF Cen
tire Lodge No. %, for work, will be held this
Saturday evening at O'Clock.
CHAs FISHER Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

s- All members OF the Fenian brotherhood
are earnestly requested TO attend special meet
ing of the Brotherhood at their Hall this evening
at - o'clock
THos NASH, Centre
-. .. S,,o,,.,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

- Visit the Indiana State Museum to day
and see the twenty thousand cLriosities
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

The lines are working badly, and We canno
get the usual reports might REPORTER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24
Gubernatoriai Canvass.

Hon. O. p Morton and Hon j. + Mcdonald
will address the people jointly IA follows:
AT Versailles. Ripley county, on Monday,
September 20
At kokOmO. ON Thursday, September %
At Peru, on Friday, September 30
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24
CITY tTEM S

WANTED-A fresh Cow 10y VIM. Glenn of
the New York store
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24
DAILY SENTINEL.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. "a

For State Senator,
JOHN NJ LORD
For Representatives,
ABNER X. HYDE,
ROBERT q. GRAYDON.
For Sheriff.
STEPHEN McNABR.
For Treasurer.
OZRO BATES.
For County Commissioners,
First Distrct--EMSLEY WRIGHT.
Third D!strict-JAMES WEBB.
For Surveyor.
BATES H0SBRO0K
For Coroner,
CHRISTIAN YEAGER
For Assessor Of Center Township,
JACOB III. NULL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

Lewis Harris
J W X Lennon
Deloss Newton
Charles Tubb
John c McKin
John Horst
Dayton Federling
Andrew Gaule
Charles A Wright
Henry Albro
Robert X Green
Thos Rourke
Augustus Winkler
w m Doerr
Fred r Rusch
Fred Ritter
Frank Bennett
Jas B Mann
Israel Storm
Marcus Hare
Amos Scott
Esabius Hillicher
ID Holms
A Fox
Henry Falkering
Chas Luepking
Eli B Milliken
Thos Helm
John H0ltz
Albert F w Isinbee
W m McGee
Geo Sam
Nicholas Frost
Geo W Harris
Lew Thomss
Robert 5 Mitchell
j J Gold
W m Powell
James Perkins
W IN X Manlove
W IN A Allen
Leibennln Mosler
Reuben Jones
Melville Ravens
Timothy B Many
" m II Brothers
Charles Stiffens
Robert Patterson
Joseph Simon
Patrick Dowd
Jason w Smith
Henry Michaels
Jas w Hess
Arthur It Crosby
Lewis Angel
John Kohl
Vim Buchanan
Augustus Serger
Bartholomew 5 Davis
j T Murphy
Martin Houscr
Jas Robins
Robert ID Bacon
Samuel NJ Ships
Stephen 5 Locke
Peter Granting
Emanuel w Baily
VIM Dannenburg
David Taylor
John O'Brine
Jas A Butterfield
John Wheatley
Stephen Sharp
Jos Burns
John Overheard
l. Hanson
Mack Williams
VIM Fleming
Geo Williams
Thos Rhoark
John NJ Dunlap
John j Davis
Thompkin Lewis
Vim Casterly
Daniel Williams
VIM III Close
ChaS Steincrberg
VIM Akerman
John Boland
John NJ Sindlinger
Louis SOhm
Phillip A Brown
NJ Hilderbrand
J A Nawter
Henry Ackeway
A j Spears
Albert Rizner
Chas Smith
A II Kline
Patrick II Jameson
Jeremiah O'COnnell
Hardin Parish
Robt Jones
Patrick Perkinon
Leopold Smith
William Baker
Rudolph Frauer
Adam Riser
Silas Shucraft
Stephen McCarty
John " Wright
Daniel Kennedy
Frederick Myre
stephen Wilson
Jerome Small
William Fisher
Marion Gordon
Robert Guile
Hugh White
William Oyler
Nicolas HOuk
Albert Bennington
james + Shepherd
+ ID Clark
Otto L Eolmer
John Winter
William Anderson
George Atkinson
Christopher l. Shaver
Peter wilkins
Otto : McClintock
John Stratford
Hartman J Toelkin
Daniel W Grubbs
Vim b Slbley
" m Brogle
Geo " Puce
Joseph Beach
Chris Zobbe
Bernard Nownev
David kady
Peter Keeling
Thos J Whitehead
las Brown
Joseph W Bright
John Means
John b NJ Neeley
Fred SchoOss
Fred Bredehap
Geo johns
Paddock Doughty
Patrick Ago
jas = Coburn
Henry Z Benson
Albert Blake
Andres J Bridgeford
VIM I Boaz
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