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CONGRESSIONAL.
THIRrY-EienrH CONGRESS-
First Session,

TUESDAY, March s,


Mr.. Ten Eyck presented petition Of citizens
OF New Jersey In favor of increased mail, pas
senger and freight facilities between Washing
ton and New York, and
Mr.. Morgan presented like petitions from cit
liens Of New York, which were referred to the
Military COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Morrill,, from the Committee on the Dis
trict Of Columbia, reported favorably on the
bill to regulate the relation OF landlord and
tenant In the DistTict.
Mr.. Dixon, from the same committee, re-
ported favorably, also, on the bill TO amend
the charter Of the city Of Washington and
Georgetown in regard to the registration Of
voters, an oath OF qualification, &c.
Mr.. Wiley. from the same committee, re-
ported back the bill TO charter the Union Gas
Light Company, with an amendment.
On motion Of Mr.. Grimes, Tuesday next was
set apart for the consideration of business con.
corning the District Of Columbia.
On his motion, the bill TO amend an act to
incorporate the inhabitants of Washington
passed May Is, 1890, was then taken up. N
gives power TO the corporation to lay taxes on
wards, or parts OF wards, for improvements In
those particular sections of the city, the same
TO be paid for out Of the separate ward funds.
Mr.. Grimes offered an amendment, in effect
providing that In all cases whero streets, ave.
nues or alleys pass through or by property Of
the United States, the Commissioner of Public
portion of the expenses Of such improvements
The amendment was adopted and the bill
passed.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill TO provide fol
the better organization of the Quartermaster'l
Department, which was referred to the Military
Committee.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Kasson, OF Iowa, presented the resolu
tions Of the Legislature Of that State, in fayol
of the employment OF soldiers discharged fol
wounds or disabilities In civil posltiens undel
tho Federal Government. Also, the TesolutionI
OF the Legislature, heartily endorsing the poll
cy of giving 70 soldiers And sailors Of African
descent the same pay as white persons en-
ployed In similar service. The resolutions
were referred 10 the Committee on Military
Affairs.
The House went into committee on the Sen
ate's amendments to the Deficiency bill.
Tho Committee agreed TO the Senate amend
ment approprating $4,000 for medicines ant
medical attendance of contrabands, and re
jected an amendment thereto To confne the ap
preparation 10 those who arc or who may b.
employed in the service.
THE amendments were still under consider
alton at 81 O'Clock.
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DISPATCHES FROM GEMS. BUTLER
AND KILPATRICK.


Tn our or,, edition v,st,rdsy we doubted the
.,.t.ment that ColonsI Dnbl0ren had reachod
our lines in safety. We did so because We
knsw at the time that the Richmond S,ntin.,
os s.,urd.v morrirO las, . copx a, wh,cb
re.chsd csneral M.ads,s headousrt.r. or sup.
d,y evening snnounc.a that Colonel D,bIvren
-, Luod IN , ,l,rr,,h a, K,rr and ons.r
Corrt Uorso or ,hs N0,t,nonv river ON ri.
a. -, mi, a., -, ta,or,-.r,,oS a. AZ.
p-s.,a.., ,.,. ~ anna.u 0I,hI .,oht ~ rID,
hour. ss,.r Gsn Put,ors, dSsns,ch .; suraav
w,. roc.,v,a announc,nc Tho s.fetv ~ Colons,
n.hlor.r whIcb was commurIc.,sa nv N,
PresIdeut TO the Colonel,s father, AdmIraI
D.bIgren.
The ncvs nj the death NJ the CoIopoI w.s
mot made known 10 hIs father until this morn.
ing, because there was a lingering hone that
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THE COURTS.


Supreme Court OF the Omitted States.
March Son motion OF Mr.. Carlisle, Marshall 8
Bidwell, Esq, Of New York, and Ellis Wesley Nor
ton, Esq Of MAGsAehuaetts, were admitted a. ~
torneys and oounsellon Of this court.
No. 1854. The United States, appellants, %. Val
entinA Gotta, q al. Appeal from the district court
California. On motion OF Mr.. Cofiey, AHstStAn
Attorney General Of the United States, this appeA
was dismissed.
No. ISS The United States, appellants, ". W. L
d, HArtwell's widow and dsvibeeB. Appeal from
the District Court OF the United States for thl
southern district of California. On motion OF Mr.
Cotfey, Assistant Attorney General OF the Unitei
States, this appeal was dismissed.
No, Ill. Chal. FoIsat, appellant, o. The Unite
States. The argument Of this cause was by MT
Black for the appellant.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock
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original color, by supplying the capillary tubes
with natural BuntenAnce, impaired by age or dis
ease. All iRSiSRiaHsous dyes are composed Of lunar
eausIie, destroying the vitality and beauty OF the
hair, and afford OF themselves no dressing. Helm
streets Inimitabie Colorng not only restores hair
10 its natural color by an easy process, but gives
the hair q LUXURIANT BEAUTY, promotes Its
growth, prevents Its falling OF, Graduates dan.
drufi and impATtS health and pleaIRntnesS TO the
head II hAH stood the test OF time, being the orI
ginRl Hair Coloring, and is constantly increasing
In favor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies II
Is sold by all respectable dealers, or can be pro-
cured by them Of the commercial agents,
D. 8. BARNES h CO.,
.r. -. 9O2 Broadway, New York.
TIVE sIzes, 90 cents and 81.
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"Tm CRISIS WHICH THRnkTHrHD TO DIVIDE
Tu ERIzHDs or Tm UNION II PAST"
"I snALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO Is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS-"
81 PROCLAIM YULL PARDON TO ALL WIG
poLElrELT SWEAR TO HENoHToRTH FAITHFULLY
sUFroRT, PloTncT, AND DEFEND Tm CoEsTI
TUITION or TIE UNITED STATES, AND TIE UMos
or THI efkrs THKRHUlDnR-"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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FROM KNOXVILLE.
Elections In East Tennsssee-A Rsbe
Dash Handsomely Repulaed.

KNOXVILLE, March 0.-The county elections
passed off ffquietly. The whole number of votes
vote Of 100 In peace times; making m allow
ance for absentees, the vote is full larger than
was anticipated.
In the country districts II was even fuller.
One hundred votes were cast in nelghboring
of 10.
The returns OF Knox county will not be all
In until tomorrow.
The vote would have undoubtedly been larger
but many undoubtedly loyal men objected TO
the oath required by Gov. johnson.
There Is nothing new in army affairs TO re.
port except the capture Of Chiehawel mountain
and sixty rebels by the 4th Indiana cavalry.
A brigade OF rebel cavalry dashed into oui
lines to-day at Messy creek, but were hand
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DIED

Departed this life on Sunday, the 9Th instant, at
halfpabt O'Clock p. m, Mrs. MARY G. FITEPAr.
RIGE, reliot Of the late John C. Fitzpatrick in the
beth year of her age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully nOti-
ned that the funeral will take place from her late
residence, on South street, Capitol Hill, At half
ltAnt,
In Georgetown, d. C., on the morning OF the 1th
OF March, 1884, at the residence Of her fAtheT-in.
BURG In the 2eth year OF her age wife OF VAleriuA
+. RRmGburg, and daughter OF Lewis Payne, EaQ.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
6yteriAn Church, this tTueIdAy) afternoon, at
hAlf-pRHt O'Clock,
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E1-HaEan's Magnolia Balm.-ThIs IL the
most delightful and extraordinary article ever dis
covered. II changes the Bun-burnt face and hands
to peAriy satin texture Of rayishinR beauty, I'M
parting the marble purity OF youth, and the diSin-
gus appearance 90 inviting In the city belle OF
fashion. II removes tan, frseklss, pimpies and
roughneps from tho skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. It contains no
material injuries to the skin. PatroniIed by Act.
rssses and Opera singers. II 10 what every lady
should have. sold everywhere.
Prepared BY W. X. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders to
DEMAs 5. BARNES h CO.,
New York.
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A GAY AFFAIR came of in Boston one day
last week. It occurred on the contamination OF
the marriage between Mr.. JameH +. Gay, the well
known agent Of the Boston and Worcester Rail
road, and Miss Emma o. Curtin. The presiding
genius on this festive occasion, was the Rev. DR.
Huntington, who Joined them in the holy bends oi
mAtrlmony. This IL the second gay marriage that
hAS occurred In this family within the last moAth
and we heartily thank them for their kind remem
brAnoe, and many . bumper WAS quahed here
by their many friends for their future health anC
happiness.
Obi may their future years
Be free from palm and fears
was the fsryent prayers OF their well wiEhers.
| w.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Cold Market.
[By the Peoples Line.l
MARCH 3, 1854.
IN WESTERN MARY
LAND.
Threatened Rebel RAId-A Cavalry Fight
In BaltimoFei
[By the Peoples Line.l

BALTIMORE, March s.-The AmericaH Of this
afternoon has the followingi "We learn that
there has been for the past two days consider
able excitement In Frederick and Washington
counties, growing out of rebel movements on
the Virginia side Of the Potomac, which arc
supposed to be premonitory Of cavalry raid
through the upper counties of Maryland.
The farmers are said to be sending their cat
tie to placer Of safety, and general removal
OF Valuables has taken place. The military
authorities in the meantime are on tho alert
and every preparation is being made for any
emergency that may arise. We doubt, how
ever, whether 1t is more than a mere rumor,
such as are constantly anoat along the border,
Considerable excitement occurred in the
western limits Of the city last night oecAsloned
by fight between portion Of the Connecticut
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

"a WASHINGTON MERCHANT IN FORT La
rAYETTE-Hs aoln On Dfs city closed and possessfCr
taken BY he mlhaTT.-Connlderable surprise was
street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, upon
seeing guard OF soldiers drawn up In front Of the
extensive hardware store OF Jos. Savage, on D
over the store all night. This morning II seems,
from what can be learned By our reporter, that
Mr.. Savage was arrested In New York on Sunday
Secretary OF the Navy, who also ordered General
MArtindale to have the guard placed over the
store. This morning about niH o'clock, a. the
porter was about opening the store, two Of Capt.
DolAn's ofnsers, aoting under instructions from
headquarters, took possession Of the store and
everything therein. The cause OF this arrest and
subsesuent closing Of the store has not yet been
made public.
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FNGLIsH LUTHERAN CHURCH, CORNER OF II
AND ELEVENTH sTREETs-Pdffor, Rev. DR.. Butler.--
A few days since we visited this church, which has
been undergoing repairs for some months past,
and much pleased with its noat and attrastiye
appearance. The fresoo work 10 executed with
much taste, the back Of the deak 10 painted In the
fern OF Gothic Arohss in keeping with the style Of
the building, and appropriate tsxts Of Scripture
surround cash Archi the pulpit IL Of white marble,
with panels of Lisbon AAd sienna marbles; the
pews are painted in imitation Of black walnut, the
whole OF which are to be uniformly cushioned and
furnished with carpets and book racks The open
ing services are TO take place next sabbath, when
sermons will be preached by Rev. Dra. Morris
and sgork Of Baltimore and II II to be desired that
the contributions on that occasion shall be suff-
ronov alton and improvement OF the church.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHINoToE, March 7, 1854.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from the United States Consul at
Talcahuano, Chill, of the death, on the 2sth OF
November, Of N. Nicholas, and on the lst of
December, 1868, of George Diaz, both citizens
OF tho United States.
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~ 7As ra1road Advertisements on or JbH
pass ars insutsd BY aStAOrity orfas railroad com
paaiss ssveraEly named, are e11eia'1y corrected
ssAss change, az, made, Asnes can b relied upon
a. correct.
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new Senate bill looks to the condihcation
OF the laws Of the District Of Columbia by some
person or persons to be applnted by the act,
and final report to be made at the opening OF
the next Congress.
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PORTLAND, Me-, March 7.-Jacob Mcclellan
the Union candidate, is elected Mayor Of this
city, over John B. Carol, Democrat, by a ma
jority OF one thousand one hundred votes. AL
the wards have gone for the Union candidates,
and the entire ticket is elected.
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Kansas Ia an enterpriSing stSte, and to-day
proposes, by an expression OF her will in the
Senate, to have the United States Government
build bridge at Fort Riley, and aid in thu
construction Of road via Fort Riley to For
LArnAd.
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MADISON, Wis, March 5.-The supreme
court decided to-day adversely to a petition for
a writ of hGbedS corpus in behalf Of minor en-.
listed and held by military authority, and sue
tanned the constiuttionality Of the action OF
Congre and the President in suspending the
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Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M.
.RRIyAL or TT. GEN. oRANr.

This distinguished oficer will arrive In this
city at ave O'Clock this afternoon. We under
stand that arrangements are in preparation 70
give him a serenAde this evening. HSwin
undoubtedly be present at the Presidents Leye,
this evening. ... .--... ... ...I
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PASSAGE OF THE GOLD BILL IN THE
HOulH

On motion Of Mr.. Boutwell,, Of Mass, the
gold bill was amended and passed, so as 10
authorize the secrs,sry OF the Treasury to an.
ticipste payment Of interest on the public debt
from time to time, either with or without 70.
bate Of interest, as he may deem 1t eIpedient,
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New YoRK, March John Burdick was
arrested to-day in Jersey City charged with
circulating counterfeit fires on the "Union
Bank" of Massachusetts.
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ALEXANDRIA AFPARs.-The Virginid State
Journal OF yesterday states that number Of dis
reputable females, who were ordered to leave
Alexandria in forty Joight hours, left yesterday In
the O'Clock boat for this city. tsurely Washing
ton already has itn quota Of this class Of peope.
cavalry, son Of Mr. Peyton Ballinger, of this city,
10 prisoner at Camp Chate, Ohio. He was cap
tured q Upperyille, Loudoun county, on the 22d
ult.
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FATAL RAILROAD AcoIpENT.-Saturday af-
ternoon . ssldler named John T. Fullerton, com
pany y, 6pth PennsylvAnia volunteers, was run
over by train OF cars on the Military railroad
and instantly killed. II seems that he was on the
track on Maryland avenue, near the Depot when
Armory Square Hospital, whence they were re-
moved to be embalpled. The man had just come
up from the front, and was on his way home on q
furlough.
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tN-Ss dra and fourth pages for intsrsstins
rsadine matter.
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" Ssb'erior, JaslsnOto r'esiss Ne B.pps,iean
Ysg,Sarly wi please nOtlV thh Offer.
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General Fitzpatrick was born In New Jersey
graduated from West Point In 1851, and y only
twenty eight yeaes old.
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This gallant officer was to address great
war meeting at TAmmany Hall, in New York,
last evening. ..
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They WIN Reach Warrington this Even
ing.
BALTIMORE, March 0-Lieutenant General
Grant and son arrived at 11.36, and are now at
Barnum's Hotel.
They proceed 70 Washington this afternoon
at Q. 30.
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San Francisco, March Sat quarter to
nine this morning the severest earthquake ever
experienced here was felt.
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0oneral Sheridan was at Cincinnati on satur.
day enjoying the nrSt leave OF absence he has
han from the service In eleven years.
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uR-The Regular Monthly Meeting of
the Board Of Truntees OF the Public schools, will
be held on TUESDAY, sth instant, at ~ o'clock
| p. m. n. O. M0RsELL,
| mSst .. Secretary.
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The DAvBSroRT BoYs ONB TIMH MORE
One more evening of mysteries will be given BY the
Davenport Boys at WlllArdis Hall. The curious
should not fail to attend as an extraordinary et,
fort will be made to unravel the secret Of theif
most wonderful performAnees.
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kTIyEs IN BEHALr or TUE INDIANs.--Tho public
A,e hereby cordially invited to attend meeting on
units In giving proper expression OF ChriatlAn
sentiment In behalf Of the Indians.
In view Of the intrigues OF dishonest and dis
loyal persons with various Indian tribes, and tie
loss and suffering 70 which our frontier settlers
are exposed By savage warfsre, 10 10 q matter OF
deep concern 70 Che whole country that We culti-
vate with all the Indians under the control OF the
Government the most amioable relAtionsi and jua-
too and humanity alike demand that q true and
touching the present unhappy condition OF afAirs.
II 10 believed such facts win be elected At said
meeting - will tend 70 promote harmony and
In which light Its influence for good hardly be
over-estimAted. Eminent speakers are expected
70 Gddreas the meeting.
Doors open At O'Clock p m. "T
ny order Of the Committees Of AfranGements.
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u-Peopis's sTslogreph.--NswF First Glass
LrpEI, direct 70 NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points, Washington ofieesi REPuD-
LIcAN BUILDING, sii Ninth street. (west sideA
and corner Pennsylyania avenue and hsth street,
under National Hotel. .
.. ..I CHARLES B. MOVES,
fsbis-tf Manager washington District.
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LIEUTENANT GENERAL GRANT AND
HIS SON AT BALTIMORE.
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Fernando Wood Sick In New York.
Nav YORK, March 7.-Fernando Wood is
very low with pneumonia, at his residence in
ihia ptt
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Or. banning may be Consaltsd at the
NATIONAL HOTEL for the applleatlon OF his
Braces until Friday, the 10th, between the hours
oft and p. m. His braces will cure female weak
ness, weakness Of the chest and stomach, with
paipitasion Of the heart, arrest inelpient eurva.
ture and weakneas OF the npine, remove costive-
ness, piles, and coldness Of the feet effect radical
cure OF hernia, and should be worn by delicate
ladies', weak and fastgrowinG children, clerks, and
soldiers, especially eavAirymen. Physicians and
surgeons are invited 10 examine. melt.
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~ steemer Baltimore has arrived at
foot OF High street, Georgetown. Consignees Will
please attend to the reception OF their goods.
Ths above steamer will leave for New York on
msst MORGAN 4 RHiNEHART, Agents.
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As-Ics Cream and water lees, ofths bcst
quality delivered TO Families, Hotels, Fairs, Balls,
&e Al the loWeat prices, at the Phlladelphfa Con.
ms.eoim. ''' " j. RUSSELL
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n CoIun.bia Typogrsphieai soctsty:z
iTUESDAYl EVENING AZ 7J< o'clock, 10 make ar
fanrements for the funeral of Mr. JoHN McLtoD.
By order. JOHN q PROCTOR,
ms-f Rec. Secretary.
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Passcngers Arrived

L. sfrn,ifp arerioo, iron. Bysnsa sia Soufhlnpion
Dr. J. Ro.ns aud lady. n, A. Waineken b. Toch T. Ioch
r. Plate Paul Wehfmann, g. N. kunsh, 4. Sieuefe! Geo.
H. Stern H. Stern j. q. Nurtnsn aud wife. anne Bauer
and enid. L. schmidt o. Tait, Victor We'll aud wife, A
i-reth T. w Rhrer Gro. Leach, &. W T. FcB, Theodore
Loui, frank. Avg DsugDcfs W. sld.cs Aug. DocsReler
g. frens James GTebe A. schmidt. Fred kGmps. d. Hedo
ard wife, Cath R-'hoT Gath Bockorti O. Cast. Mr.
Pahlrau NJ flnendorn, h. Lsnie, T. R.ingcr, 4. Lob
A. Sic, eli aud vile, Jos hrstochf~u j. l. hnopioch aud
l6s IN itr s'eeugs.
H. .,,driiio Bot>rn l,iyopo from Ne,-. Or>ans-Acting
Master u. Irv Capt J. T. Foster Lieut.. \. H. art ornc
c. slyder e. = Stewart. e. 0ariner WA. J. Pg-y, G H.
Teuuey G. Acicr, :. G. Murphy, :. y. sernhcrg, H. j.
Mott. II. b. RosrT Lieut. :. w. Bloomington, Capt y Con
3d.. " Nsnfcn5crs. Mr Newman MAJOR :. = Seward. Mr.
j. a. bond. ". A. Haskell w A. Lebars. r. X. Taylor AID
leo Ia the storage.
n Hedr,Aip fiL'uf'r frog, Hgfon H>11-Col T. p.
Pond Su'eon \ Barlow, AejL J. o. Hatcher, Capt. + Nj.
l,er CAT. T. d. HopP, c p'. y. H. Chamberlain, Lieut.
T. G. Edward. Lieut.. Ta-s ~ Loub Licut. j. Il. LaT.ine.
Lieut.. g. w iir', Lieut. J. " starr, Lieut. u. ". WALSH
Loat G. ". fIow,, Chaplin J. Gregg Lirui.Col d. w
j. " Nichols L.ea' Z. H. n. ilisld Lieut.. j. A. Fee, t.
j. 5. Bar,t L. \ n. ig.rahlm L. r. Edw ards L. w r.
beAyrfy H. =. J. lluchrfun ~. e. X Mcdonald, Cap.
,has \ Moore. C1pt -. -. hiTby, Capt. q. & Newman
surgeon " J. YOUNG IT, Hium Puiyef L.. ID. ". Gumsey
Capt = Nriusn, surgeon 4. d. PameI tipt ). \. Bo-
MJnr D. T. Elliot, tspi. Crosby tap, :. II. Merrill, Capt
bs Gimp n Woodruff Capt frank Brit, Capt r. ~ sed
LIEUT. smith. Lt'ut d. :. Cox Ii'n'. John Ham. Lieut.. W.
thas u. forr. Lieut. j. H. Cafk. Lent Vcrmi'ea, Lieut.
tou-u Ter ". e. - Liut II. H. Phillips. Lieut.. Nieho
Lieut. Wo.dcn-ll L.clt. T. T. Dexter Li,gt. = ". Lame,
Lieut. q. Hgeqmar. ACfius Assistant fayAasier Ande1s
n Patterson s Major wia-s5cis, L!ru.. Cooper L.
f,hrr Nh and Mira Ef-ten, Mr.. Dlbois, M Nhee'er
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Nh II. W. Reed Mr b. Brewer.