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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

The trains on the A. & G. w. Railway, says
the Cory N'etss, were stopped on account Of
the FIRE on Tuesday last. The woods for several
mile west Of this we're on fre, destroying the
telegraph and burning up immense quantities Of
of wood. A mile west of Concord station,
about 5000 cords of wood were burnt up; the
ties on the road destroyed and the rails SO
wrapped and bent by the beat, that new rails
had to be used to fix up the road. The tele
graph poles we're destroyed for quite distance
and it was impossible to do aeStaiog on account
of the heat aud smoke. At night coustruc
ton train was brought from Meadville will
ties and rails, and q large gang Of men we're i'm
medateiy set to work to repair damages, anf
by midnight everything was in good order and
trains were again running. ,..
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Special Notice.
LUMBER WANTED.

WILL Pay the market price 10 Cash
for any all the following kinds OF Lumber deliveret
smith Go. or at the Hsrbor Of AshtabuIa 70 viii,
100000 feet inch White Wood--l2 feet long
100000 feet inch White Wood---l2 feet long
900 feet Il iuch Chair Plank-zl2 feet long
100000 feet II to incbs thick-l2 feet long
10000, Il to 10 10 sqr columns---l2 feet long
100000 feet I to IN White Ash q feet lens
Asht.bul., Dec. II, 1867. - 90 . WILLIAMS
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bronchial rroshsa

Brown's bronchial Tro6hes
Clear and give strength TO the voice Of Singers.
and are indispensable to Public Speakers.
Ihape neper changed my mint respecting
fhrm form the fest ercepting to hiak better q
Mat uhith began thinking ioeh Of.
Kky. HENRY WARD BEEoHgR.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

Instruotion In Musio.-PRoF. 7. II. HOPKINS,
Gives Instruction In Vocal and instrumental Performance
Plan Violin and Guitar and will Arrange and Compose hu
sic when desred. -- e. - q. "a
TUfTI0Nsl0 term-Aone-hslf In advance Pupils will
be accemodated with Of Piano at his residence 7le
saponiher, Concentrated Lye, or Famiy y
Soar Hxeker.-war tnskes high prices, and saponiher
helps reduce them II makes SOAP for FOUR CENTS A
POUND, using your kitchen grease. ~
sss rs si cga aaats - % = atat alto- gIr +F
nj and only buy the patented article put in Iron cans
Others being countereits. . s.o~7i .t,,a
.HfH eh.lt s0Tssr y. .eeafl.. ttt .f fr. fre
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

Miss. AlviDa Curtss, OF Psinsville, aged
about ID years. the Telegraph says, was
drowned 10 the river near the Plank Road
bridge on Saturday week. 10 company with
two other girls, she was bathing aud was car
ried into deep water bvthe current
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LYONS KATHARoN.

Kaha,rop from, The Greek wotd KathrcT "Kath-
iron" senyine 70 cesnse reiuvDate and restore Th'
article what Its signifies For preserving restoring
and beauyine huan hair u Is the most rernarkaele
the world. II is again owned and pot up BY
the original proprietor sad Is nsde sh he same care
st attention, which gave sale Of over one million
bottles per snnuun.
fl-'-1 II IA a most delightful Hair Dressing M
II eradcates cuin and dandrud.
p II keeps the head cool and clean
O. II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
Z prevents the hSir from falling of and tarntng gray
Il restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman who values q beautiful head o
hair should Lyons Kathairou. II Is known and used
throughout the civilized world. Sold By all respectable
dealers. sc.et a.'at
oEMAs S. BARNES 3 CO.. proprieiors,
NEW YORK
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

ISroRNArros WAsrED.-=On the Alb day Of
July, Susan SELL, au iusane woman
Of the age 81 %, left the residence Of Meriman
Barber; in Richmond township, Asbtabuu
County, Ohio. and has not siuce beet heard Of
She is about the medium height; rather heavy
light brown hair aud blue eyes, She wore o
blue ,checkered popliu dress, shaker bonnet
gray cape and dark wooden shawl
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To Nervous s1trerers of Both sexes.

Rerend Gentleman hcci. ben Resored health In
Few days. after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular
expensive modes OF treatment without ssccess considers
his saced duty eommunicare his scted fellow crea.
tures the MEANS OF cuE Hence the receipt ofan ad-
ton used. Direct to DR. Jois H. DAGN.LL, 1856 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn, MY. u
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Al this ofhce.
AvrER the lst Of July the subscription p'iee Of the
Telegraph win be a. ffft 81 AAA-Ll-
GnASp SUMNER soIRsr--J. PRTscorr ELp-
RIDGE, whose earlier elecutionary Efforts have
been listened to by our citizens, proposes TO
visit this place ogaiu, and will give an enter
tainsnept a. Smiths Hall on Saturday evening
of this week, the 30,b. The entertainment will
be one Of great variety and interest, ilustratiue
{" mans inhumanity TO man," womap's love and
geutleoess cbildhood's Innocence, faith, love.
jJy. suspicion, jealousy, sorrow, treachery, scorp.
apger, bate, revenge, murder, insanity and death,
deliueatiug t.e mysterious workings OF the hu.
man heart, from the cradle to the grave,
2 Exercises begin nj 8 o'clock. Tickets 25
cents. is .s sd7 rdel fgira
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The Cleveland Evening Dispatch Is the title
Of a spr'ghtly little daily just set ofoai in the
Forrest City by an association Of jourpeymeu
printers I.. D .-.L-- ll.--.L la -.sa -
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PETERSBURG UNDERMINFD.-ChaIles II.
Brown contends in the Riehmonbg Wing
that Grant has undermined Petersburg, and
will shortly blow up the city sky high. He
coatends soberly, seemingly, thai Grant Las
for six weeks been thus employing his men.
We quote. -ss tas visht -s,g
1as"You may laugh at this bat 1t is so.
My informant has seen large diagram OF
the mine, which. when completed, will ex
tend the lenth Of Bolliusbrook. Bauk, Syca
more and Old streets, and perhaps 10 the
old Fair grounds, on the south the city
This is Incredible aud Impossible on the face
ofit, you will say. Very well; you are
welcome to your opinion. Blu. you will
be good enough TO tell me what feat ever
ATTEMPTED with the pick and spade the Yao'
KEGS have failed to execute, apd viii you
explain to eihe meaning of GrsIts long
enae,ion2 Itell you this is no caoard-
would that 1t were-but plain st statements
of facts. procured BY me from an entirely
reliable source" ~ earis .ssafg rs tsfn s1Esfs
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Dr. Car having had twenty years expe rfence In all
tesnt Of chrone diseases OF character
Of the THROAT and Lusas, viii give perfect satisfaction to H.
who may apply for relief. ,.--,sa-- :
Having successful prsaice In .ao above named pls-
ees ior several yes wnicn saus,Ae
operating satisfcc Lily the money shsl be refnndhd
Prices III Gedcne for One Month"; from ~ TO s5 The Doc
tor IAN be consulted the weeks Of month 81
h residence No. Isl Ptsburg Street Cieveland OHIO oSo
81 Preserve this for Reference,
Cleyeland Jan, 1885, \. q. Cl.AkN. .ph.
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Ram! RAIN i-eBlessed. thrice blessed rain
! has 'ls come at last, The drought in exteat pnd
severity bad become fearful and others than
percenary croakers began, to have the, mos,
serious iorebodiogs OF what was to come. A
glorious rain came TO- our relief on Mosday
last. aud languishing vegetation at once put on
freshness encouraging 10 the Aeast and Bling
the dsvout mind with mingled emotions Of graft.
tuds and dependance.s TAopgh much good has
been done. more moisture viii soon Ls needed to
meet the wapts Of potatoes, now about setting.
notwithstanding the murmurlogs Of the
past. over the severity ofthe drought, ws have
seldom. seen more rank and prouising corr.
fields. than are to b met With on every band
ct this tsuo.
~ -------<-sis a 49,. n
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THE New LISBON ~RAuwAY.-This road we
tween the several parties Interested, having
been signed. In anticipation Of this. arrange
ments have been made for the iron, and part OF
it is now in readiness. A large portion OF the
road bed between. New Lisbon aud the p. Fl,
w. &C. z. r., is graded. This will probably
be flushed and the track laid this simmer
Work will also be commeoced on the Northern
portion, aud if hands can be had, It is intended
to flush the road from Miles to Garfield, and
have it in operation by fall or early winter. The
coal, ore and limestone upon the Iirs will give it
immediate business. Tho whole- line will be
finished as soon as practicable.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

GET your Coal Oil Lamps at
" T5S nENDRY'S DRUG STORE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

y GoRED.--As Martin Newbery, was passing
the premises OF Mrs. Hatfield on bis way home
on Friday evening last, be found COW stand
ing on the walk, near her cali, that was tied to
the inside Of the fence Having his dog with
him, the COW made dash at the dog apparent
ly, but. Mr.. N being in the course, received
one of the horns Of the enraged aui'nal into the
outer line Of the abdomen. Resting 10 part upon
the horns aud head he was carried several rods
to,the front Of the premises of Mr., Gilkey whence
becoming released came the ground, aud was,
as be supposed, stepped upon. The horn en-
termed the body, as is supposed some FIVE or six
inches. The injured man was enable to reach
his door, into which he fell under exhaustion.
His case has been considered q CRITICAL one, hut
the indications are new said to be favorable for
recovery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-30

GREAT WESTER.N Piano FORTE
5' Meiodeon Depot al 1876 Qntorio st
CLEvELAND, y.
BRANCH DEPOTS AT
AsHrABTLA, SALEM,
PAlNRsvlLLE, CANTON. ~
AKRON. sANDUsRy,
era squessd 70 &C. as ssrnts and Isera percent
ago given for all sales made sendfor eirealsrs, &c
Magnificent .ock, -
Comprising Pianos Meodeons from more thsn twenty o;
the best makers In thi, country Be iound at his dsro
eOppists assortment held BY Al Hr in the Unios
Reduction 10 Prices.
industry economy and persevsrenoe for nearly 20 yess
Nc Hal bas secOue complete master e hs profession and
ls 1894 be will sell his Instruments lower rates thai
heretofore Bringing them within the reach Of all Now ia The
time ~ bay.
Do You Want good Piano.
Nslodson, Church Organ, oasins, Organ. narnopar q
Ss To to Be rss su s,s s i
bother and rk Of selectngi Mr. Hall bcend you Iii.
experience enables LIN % kno~ Just what you want.
Do You want to exchange Your
MelOdeon fora larger one for Ano OF sour Old raho
fT shew ene' wrte, OF come and iaiki over.
The Bradbury Piano,
getting to te the Plano Of the age PioG ". r. D. jus
be for the business lie knows what good Piabo H.
snd Will have right cost what may Send circular
hst FiH tell you all Alto IT, Mr.. ual LAS great variety
Of other splendid makes also.
Travelling Agents, Peddlars, &c.
has become quite "chsps to 70 nhou max
ing pretenons and sometimes having
&C. There uuay not much attached
and ter they have tsd their story. just write tn Mr. Hall
him In person before ruchaing and you viii get reia
bic Information that will be of value to you,
Present range Of Prices.
Pianos Z Oct Rosewood
Super Royal $400 to S700
Good to Super 800 400
Fair to Good 200 800
Meodcons 6rst quality $50 10 5000
Cabinet Orgaus, IS 500
Harmon iums, 100 I" 200
Piano Stools, 5 &" 25
Piano Covers, G 80
2. O. Address.
prest all letters TO Geo. Hail. Feao Dealer Ashsbaa
ID the whsIc LraDe depot is located
Cleveland, o. GEO. HALL.
Ashtabula, March g. 1864 745
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,i 2A A Daily Hack and Mail communication has
been opened between Jefferson and Geneva, via
Austinb0rg. tseAs -
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One entire,psge Of Frank Leslie's Illus
trated, for July 23d, is taken up by pof
trait Of p. 7. Barnum. and a picture o.
Lindencroft. his. beautiful residence Ia
bridgeport. The aportrsit is hardly al
genial looking as the original, -..-
Dyssntsry Cured, d,,r hs.sI la ,srsa ar lesf "A
Mr'J. O. Rapelyea, Of Mopmouth Count y
New Jersey. writes, March l8, 1885, SO i5
was troubled in January last With eostive
ness for seveasl days. aod took ten grains ol
colonel 10 obtain relief y caught cold, i sup
nose: at any rate. q severe diarrhea set 10
v hich my medical atteodapt found it impossi
b 10 10 arrest Fhis was followed by dyseLtary
nv strength was aii gohs. Every lhidg pssses
throue eh me ss I took u. A friepI from New
York, Mr.. George Lewis, fortnnstely .csliet
on me and advised Bgandrsths Pills. l though
in my weakened condition. one pill, would b
emo ueh ;but be sdministered four sbdtbe nexI
morping. four. more, Much gimpprityt cam,
nom ne. and 10 mys.sarprises the sorenessN aht
pain diqiplsbed. Ope boz cured me fulIy,..-
~ now hearty. With 6ue appetite. - Yo'
are at liberty to publish thiss Sold by sll' re
pectable dealers 10 medicines.
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ni.nks,-A good s.sortinsht on hand at all ,ime'
Al this nfhrn
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oEmAs S. BARNES 8 CO.. propreios,
NEW YORK.
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BLOOD, BLOOD, BLOODi
HlI.NBOLD'S ROSE WASH,


an .rceen. lotion :or diseases 4 SyPhihhe nA'e and y
a. injection IA Diseases Of lie Lrnsry organs aisns IoS
habi.s 81 dIsaracn USED h, eoIecon "i'h ne n1,'sc
Buchu and ssIsapanls, IN slc cIaeAses e. fce0ni.e
E,leno~ Of the espon..oe I'D seiao.e sA--e VAN
accompany rae .sOoiclnes.
CERTIFICATES Os u Hf.>, ,..
NAMES KNOW. 10 sCiENtE Anu FAaI~
Scr Medica. roy.rtirs .. bueAn, ,,,. ,p,
SEE DIsPENSArORi Cr TEE Ohlitp siAiL
See Professor DENIES valuable ''oE.' o. inc F-S'Ne
See remarks made by tie a.- celebrated Dr. fB>se fAS
ss, remarks made BY Dr. EFIRAIM MCDOWELL, accs.
,rsted Physician and Aesabr % tne Roysi Col &c u eur
.eos Ireland, and pabs.o1 IL ue '.-N'acoh' % @e s
ind Queens Journal 60, 4, pry,,mx
See hirur sical Review, published by BENJAMIN
Tn AVIRS Fellow vi ,ne Nossl olese oi Surgeons
s.. most .. ,he lsie ,,and-.d " orss On Aeciet:e
EXTRACT BUchU, ~ pc. oOlse ~ SiA ier 30 o..
EAINACp SAhSAPARiLLA, - per oSI4e ~ sn ios
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, SIC. pr bottle OF sir i0s
=: So 81. h;,h ,waI n, Al sieient "a
IN = the NOS. obstinate directions arc s'n
Delivered 10 any ADDRESS, securely racAed uo'. ~.
D.sero, synpsor.s Ia ali con.l.s.-.s.oaA S"'s S'--s
teed- AIsee srasis,
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UkRLIN RAILROAD.

Greatly to the delectaton Of the bills in this vicinity
end tbey are almost AZ in Wall street, the
bin which has been looked for With so much anxiety for
several days past confirming the grant made by
the Nev.York Common Council last Spring to the
Harlem Railroad of the right 20 lay its rails
upon Broadway was taken up. Or the success OF
this measure, as of most others before the Leg
isatnre it is unsafe TO hazard any predictions,
but il is pretty certainly ascertained that the bill Is
bona de one and not like others introduced for
mere stock obbng purposes and that II VIII be pressed
most strenuously by strong and able men,
NIAGARA SHIP CANAL.
The advocates of this measure gave up the struggle
TODAY They confessed that they no hope OF pass
ing t through this Legislature. and 10 avoid direct
vote upon IT, which would have prejudiced Its chances
in future legislatures moved its postponemcnt till the
first of Nav next. This was carried mem con.
sTESoGRAPHER TO THE LEGISLATURE.
The resolution creating the Office Of stenOgrapher TO
the Legislature and naming Edward +. underhil OF
NewY York to the position was carried In the Assembly
today 1t came originally from the Senate, but will
have TO 20 back there it has been somewhat amended
in the Assembly. Tie salary OF the office is fixed at
81, 500.
SRW-YORK RIOT DAMAGES.
The bill ega2ing the tax to pay these damages was
carried about two weeks ago, but it after dis
covered thG, there an important omission in IT, and
that supplementary act was necessary This was
promptly passed having had its third reading to-day.
BATTERY ENLARGEMENT.
Senator Bell has introduced resolutions looking to-
ward a completion of this long.delayod work by the
State on the ground that in it, present condition the
Battery IL a source of innry 10 the Harbor.
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THE IDAHO EXPEDITION.
$4,000, 900 of Gold Awaiting Trans
pOrtatiOu.

Capt. James J.. Fiske, in command Of the
Northern Land Expedition, accompanied by Lieut.
Johnston arrived in this city yesterday from Idaho
via Chicago en- route for Washington, whittier hc
goes 10 report the result OF his observations in the
aurrous regions Of the Rocky Mountains to the Pres
dent. Capt. Fiske had command Of 50 men and one
field piece, and left Minnesota as escort to twenty
wagons belonging 10 emigran,s.
The object Of the expedition 20 test the practca
bility of opening Northern roH;e to meet present
wants az wagon road said route TO be regularly estab
sled and protected BY line Of military posts. Tie
reports 10 tho contrary Notwithstanding that Capt.
Fisko with his gallant band had been gobbed up by
the Souxs and their mangled bodies left prey b. wild
beasts the captain returned with all of his men un
scathod having in the of their travels passed
over 800 miles of territory before trod by white
man These officers state that there now SIS OO0o
in gold dust awaiting transportation hitler. The
owners u ts treasure have IL stored and secreted In
irInpits boot stockings climneys and iron safes for
which they are charged two per cent month-iron
SAFES being somewhat, in that region There are
AZ present upward Of 1900 miners on the ground.
mostly old California diggers.
Capt. Fisk has in his possession a nugget Of gold
c,,usd a, ESQ being present from Of the miners
IN
a.. IL. nieccs-one OF which resembles n mans
80 Tho o,,.r rc,-s. which is smooth on one side.
beor, mi. inscription nea engrayen give thl' to
Old Abe for me--A Minnesota Miner u ti'"i'' Hls'
side. 1863
Capt T. says that from ST. Pauls direct to the near
est gold fields Of Idaho and where he confidently ex'
poets 10 locate the host Of emgrants whom he may
lead out this coming Spring is OF more than 600 miles
From that point west the Great Range. over area
OF say miles square, will be- opened vastly rich
aud extensive deposts Of gold. One hundred thousand
persons at least according TO his calculation viii emf
crate to Idaho this coming Sumner account Of the
now discoveries.
The gold region Of the Yellow Stone is under the
northern base VI the Black Hills and In all the guches
leading ato the Big Horn. principal tributary to that
river. The Captain says that he hopes TO see esiab
lished line Of road known a. the Northern Pacific
leng necessarily from soms point on or ut The sources
Of TIE Minnesota (or ST. Peters River across tie Co.
tcau Du Prairie Wide Water. Big Lumber, OF tie
j anne, River - the mouth Of Grand River. old Rec
Village on the Missouri; thence 10 the mouth OF Big
Horn upJn toe GLOW Stone u the three forks ot the
Missouri passing I'll the rold6elds Of East Idaho and
through the Big Hole Passes Of the Rocky Mountains
In DE Coluu bia prob bly, along the old Nez Perez Trail
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other Executive Departments Of the Government and
that the operations Of this oct shall at the e1pra
ton Of one year.
Mr.. CoxdUn. Ohio modified On amendment which
he offered at all early stage of the proceedings " as 10
read:
Prorde That before any such ha iabe place At least
hive days public notice shall be given Of h tne ana place of
Tsc.vng dds and prorided further, that the ney o.
the Treasury may he deems for the interest OF the rels
ury withdraw from tbeaIket gold offered at any time before
ia bid i actually cepted.
Mr. Cox said he learned that fifteen millions more
were required to pay the interest on me public debt
than would be received from customs III the god were
sold. IL would have TO be bought back again.
Mr.. STEVENS (Un., Pa. said he did not expect tho
discussion would last all day He found that the mer
chants Of NowYork did not desire relief and that ae'
corDg to their representations they woud rather be
ground between the upper ara neither mistones. Inre
important amendments had been offered which II might
be better 10 incorporate in this resolution In some shnpei
sud therefore he moved TO rec0mnt the resolution WIN
leave 20 report tomorrow.
This was agreed 10.
PAYMENT OF TAXES ON GOVERNMENT LANDS
The House passed bin approprating $4,000 to pay
taxes on Government lands in the West.
EXPLANATORY or THE PAYMENT OF BOUNTY.
Mr. ODELL DEM " W from the Military Commit.
tee reported Joint resolution explanatory OF certain
acts of Congress- He explained that many petitions
had been sent hithcr from several ~ the SgteH ana
under the Instructions of tho Committee on Military
Affairs he had reported the resolution Under the acts
referred TO- the President had called out militia Tor nine
months and large number had received the s25 bonn
". The resolution simply explained that others might
also receive that amount IL was an act OF justice to
the soldiers
The joint resolution passed.
BUREAU FOR FRFEDMESs AFFAIRS.
The House resumed the consideration Of the bill TO
establish Bureau for Freedmens AFFAIR.".
Mr. COTE (Up.. Cali spoke in favor of the measure,
and Of the employment II NEGRO soldiers thus strength
ching the national arm to crush the Rebellion.
without further proceedings at a o'clock the House
adjourned.
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Passengers Arrived

~ steamship Haraaa. from Neio-or!cr. a.t HdraHa-
Mr Il. Hamilton. lady and daughter, M =. Ayendano
fr. C. trlfos Mrs Derlares and daughter, Mr. " Dena
e,s Mr. X. kolwitz Mr. n. Gooiie Mr.. J. III. Wi.on, a.
H. Good,, in j. u. sconcd. John linton, p. H. Mullany
Nj Esu,.f H. Landers, Geo A. tlander,. Morris Mcllush
~ 5 Constable, X. ". Buerteld w J. Stevens Jackson
l.. Little.
Iroa Havana-Mr NJ. Ross ard iady. Mrs. A. Chabsque
Jr. Brssg 4. Da,idof j. Brulay. John Thomas Georss
troy J. H. Bachelder, NJ l.. r. Garcia.
In I,eaner toafiu,shrt FROM Ns.s Orieans-Col Merritt
and lady, Dr. W. w Root, Dr. ). ; Wead1ay, James Mar
low, b. r. Porter Lieut.. j. A. Hopping Lieut. George Me
farlsn Lieut. W. j. " oodwcrh. Capt sisoee, Capt ruler
Capt. Seymour Lieut., Stark Chaplain Norton, ieus Hos
ner snbins, Dreper, Hare, Capt ! A. Ills, L.eut w C.
West QuArerna.icf HART Adi. Sayre, MsJog Clark, C0p
Cheney pryaes the 18TH New York Volunteers IN
the seeragc.