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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

The Mississippi papers arc recommending the
presentation OF 'miSnHcient homestead" to
JET Davis, or the means OF purchasing one in a
foreign eounsry, after he has been set free The
n'odss opersndi which il proposes is ;his-",hat
every surviving soldier who has a. one time or
another, either directly Indirectly. been engaged
in the Confederate service, shall subscribe 81 TO
the iuni. commissioned officers to contribute at
their discretion. l; is calculated that such sub.
s-riPiion would amount in the aggregate TO half a
million of dollars. aud it is proposed to make i;
exclusively soliiers' testimonial"
Its nov almost dcfsi.ely settled that JEFF. DA-
us is 10 be tied, in which there is no kind OF
'louot hut thai lse will be convicted. Under the
circumstances the only homestead he will be
likely to need, the government viii provide free OF
cIpense-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

The reception OF General Grant at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, on Monday evening week. was the
iso.t brilliant sfiir OF the kind that ever came of
in that great commercial Metropolis. The most
distinguished military chictans Of the age rs well
tho most prominent and distinguished bankers,
literary men AMI civilians Of the country were in
attendance. The crowd VA: enormous inside OF
the hotel AMI ont. After II o'clock the General
and select few were entertained at banquet.
A. T. Stewart presided. In response to A toast
The health, happiness and Ion; life of General
Grant"-he said: 81 am greatly indebted to the
citizens. ladies and gentlemen of New York for
the great kinincs. have received during the ten
days that have been with them. You know II is
not my habit 70 make speeches, and I hope you
viii excuse me from s,ying any more; but I dc
thank them from the bottom Of my heart" ZAP
plause,
Speeches we're made 10y DR.. Thompson, Rev
Henry Ward Beecher and Prince John Van Buren,
The streets in the vicinity Of TIE Hotel were
thronsed with sn enthusiastic multitude until lone
after midnight, who we're amused with wtnessin:
gorgeous display of fire works. The Genera
vas 70 hare been escorted down Broadway OF
Tuesday afternoon by the 9Th Regiment Natona
Guard, but cold rain prevented.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
UNITED STATES JOURNAL.
Voxpine Eleventh.


This popular JOURNAL, which incorporated with the
Working Farmer ~ the beginning Of the
to again publish, on the eighth day Of january,
1866, in separate form. Ii will he issued every
week, and devoted to Family well AgriculG ural
reading Each nuuabcr will DO iusroted. and
contain frsf- cas Stories wherein tho prient tendencies
Of nnodefn pictorial fiction win be avoided, and high
moral tone maintained At least eight large folio pages,
than twice the of those of the Working Farns
Will be filled with the best articles and items Agrcul
ture, Horticulture Horticulture Landscape Gardening.
The News etc. and thus those rural readers, who inn
patient with the iufequent visits Of our monthly maya
zine. viii be supplied every week with the latest
tural matter the Prices Current the OF the day he.
sides full reports Of the debates of the Aneroan Inse
Farmer Club and the literary contents which will render
the Journal nvauab to the household IL will supply
place which IL not hsd bysny paper published in the
Empire City, and solicit FROM the pbiic tho liberal
patronage which IL Sllt be our assious care TO merit.
II will likewise be aim to chronicle all ihven-
ons and improvements In the appliance Of Agriculture
and in columns engraVngs Of such machines
and implements promise TO be permanently valuable
TERMS-S2,50 per, annum; 81, 90 in clubs Of 10 OIL
more. Single numbers cents Specimen numbers free
Pre,aiuns-0ur terms to Csnvassers for the United
States Journal will be the those OF the Workin.
md subscriptions either paper will DO countet
ia the number required for the Premiums offered In h
above table. Addresst the publishers,
VIM. L. ALLISON & CO.,
Nos. 124 and lZe Nassau street. Now York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

xa,s Convention Of the Temperance men
and women OF Indiana, will be held at lndianapo.
lis next Tuesday, December 5, to promote the
cause Of Temperance, and secure, IL possible, ihc
enactment Ola law 10 prevent the establishment,
of saloons, in any township. town or city where a
majority OF the voters do not want them.
There seems to be great activity and earnest.
ness among the friends Of temperance everywhere
just now. II cannot be denied that intempcrancc
is spreading rapidly over the land and engulphing
che hopes and happiness Of many families. Some
thing should be done to restrict il not stop the evil
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
Cowhiding Affair at Richmond.
General Meredith Cowhidcs Hon. G. W.
Julian.
RICHMOND, tSD., November

RIcnxnsD, fSD., November ~
General Sol. Meredith met the Hon. G. w. Ju.
liam, member of Congress from this District Mt the
depot this evening. for the FIRST time since the
Hc Intercepted Mr.. Julian as to his authorship OF
certain tclegra ms sent from Washington, charging
him with having been relieved of his command at
Paducah, Ky, for his Sympathy with the rebels,
showing at the same time certificates that he was
their author. Mr.. Julian fatty denied it, when
Gen. Meredith gave him the lie, and seizing him,
threw him heavily to the ground, and drawing a
cow hide, gave him aseverc COW hidns-full fifty
lashes, the Hon. NJ. c. believing Justify, and call
ing loudly for help from the large crowd present,
but received none.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

The Fenians have receatiy taken possession OF
the Motif Mansion on l7sh street. New York
Treating on Union Square I, is a large five story
brown stone front, and Is one of the Landsomesl
residences in the city. The Daily Time made
some remarks upon the announcement o! hi.
piece Of eI,ravssA nce, and eInreased the opinion
ttst part Of the funds collected from honest
irish in America would ever reach ireland, but
you'd be squandered BY the gentlemen who wore
preparing to occupy the ,nsion referred to. Col
oael John 0. M,honey. the head center OF the
org,ni, ,,ion. called u2on Mr. Raymond. to rctrsc.
and VS. IA t with refusal, bat VI. r. said he
would willingly publish any facts they nigh: have
10 show tina, he WIS mistaken. This did 10. salts
~ O. Nlhonev. who. demlndcd the satisfaction OF
gentleman Raymond could not see il. and o.
II .honey kindly consents 10 allow the question o.
Mr. Raymond's bravery TO rest with the public.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

Mr.. I. X. Barrett, editor Of the Laporte Demo
erat, we learn from the Laporte papers. waa ar.
rested in that place on last Monday week. on a
requistion from The Governor Of Illinois, and "a
ken to Peoria or the evening train. The Demo
crat says the editor was arrested upon an indict-
merit charging him with committing an assault
with an intent to kill upon LieoEenant Of q col.
ored regiment The Herald says there we're two
indictments pending against him-one Of them foI
defaIcaiion as Collector Of the City Of Peoria.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

Congress meets next Monday, and the session
in many respects will doubtless be the most impor
tant that has assembled since the adoption Of the
present Federal constitution. We shall endeavor
to keep our readers advised Of all its important
transactions. The Presidents Message will prob
ably be delivered on Tuesday, as the House it is
expected will complete its organization the frs,
day. and sill appear in columns as coon after
It's reception as possible.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
FIR. MYERS. General Ticket Agen
Watch LOst-S5 Reward.

Lost Monday November IL, 1865, here tho
road between Plymouth and Sancs School House the
Goshen road, a SILVER LEVER WATCH, oapf'-d and
double c,>ed with only loc for winding tho back
II had trket in il siycrsmith in Eogau.r sport
On the hack q The inside cap black spot
caused by medicine getting ON it, On the inside Of
bath the letters IL H. engraved. There
black worste cord attached the watch when los. and
keys, brass and the other steel fastened to the
cord. -
leaving this Office will be paid Ave dollars for his
trouble WlMAN BAXTER.
November q, ls55-n8i2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, Ad-
ministrator Of the Estate Of Milton Stanley deceased
will offer for sale public the highest bidder
at the late residence Of the deceased three aud half miles
north east OF Plymouth. on ttlN f4N
Thursday, December 18th, 1868,
all the personal property Of said estate not kept by the
widow at the apprasement, consisting Of
Two work Horses and two Colts, several head OF
Cattle, number of Hogs, lot Of Wheat and
Corn, some HAY, lot of dry poplar Lumber,
one two horse Wagon, lot Of Farming Impie-
mcnts. Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TERMS-Sums ofhrec dollars and under cash in hands;
three dolaN credit Of nine months the purchaser
giving note interest waving benefit Of valuation
with good security Sale at 10 o'clock, n.
m, on said day. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Nov. %, lSG5-ni3 % Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

Fire.-On Saturday night at about IL o'clock,
a FIRE broke out in tho blacksmith shop Of the
Pfc. w & c. r. R., at Fort Wayne, and before
the flames could be arrested the entire building
Was destroyed with the exception OF the walls.
which are brick. The shop covered half block
in length and accomodated thirty-f fires, and
was the largest n ihe West.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

Mr.. Mcdonald. Of Attca. in this State, interest.
ed in the Wabash Petroleum and Mining Associa
ton. ports the opening of strong vein of salt
wa y IN what is known as the Thomas we'll. The
brine is strong enough TO cure meat, and it is est
mated that the well will produce twenty five barrel
OF salt per day. This is better thiL oil.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

Tax payers will do well to bear in mind the fact
that on the first day ofJanuary they will be assess
ed on all the money which they have on hand,
and by paying their taxes previous to that date,
they will not only get rid Of paying taxes on that
amount but the amount paid win be deducted
from the income Of this year, when paying inter
nal revenue tax.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

The New Albany Ledger says that the firm OF
Mcdonald Co. of that city :sprcparing for the
hog .laugh.sring season. The season will open
there about the first Of December, by which time
i, i, anticipated prices will rule from $50 s. 50
per Genital gross
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
'tMr. 0olfax's Speech.

The speech delivered by Mr.. Colfax at Wash
ington last week will be found on lrst page
to-day. Il cannot fail to arrest the attention ssd
effort the approval Of all liberal and enlightened
NET who believe il tie principles enunciated By
the Immortal Revolutionary fathers 10 the Doclar.
alton Of Independence-that all men are eacowed
by their Creator with ccr,sia inalensble rights
life. liberty srd the pursuit OF happiness. The
speech is truly eloquent aud important one, and
|. belieysd to be semi authoritative enunciaticr
Of the views Of ths Republican members OF Con
gress ON the subject Of reconstruction.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
The Speakership.

4 Washington dispatch under date of Nov. 90
SAYS: Il is now considered certain that Speaker
Coliax AMI Clerk Mcpherson, OF the House Of
Representative, will be rcnominated by acclama
ton in the Union caucus on Saturday night, and or
Monday will be reelected Immediately after rol
call, By the full party minority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
The Constitutional Amendment

This amendment 10 the Constitution Of the Uni
led States. abolishiBg Slavery By National organic
law, requires twenty seven States to ratify it tc
ulzke il a law. Twenty have already done
fc.,and the Legislatures Of iowa. California. Ore
son and NeS Jersey will do. likewise when they
meet, making the required humber twenty seYen
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
Manhood: How Lost, how Restored,
~ETala Just published, a edition Of DR..
MNH CWiyerwelI's Celebrated Essay

.lKT0na Just published, a edition Of DR..
ANAR Ca1vervvelI's Celebrated Essay
on the RADICAL (witfont mcdicine)
vh1nAk1nE0 Of SrEKNAToRRnrA. Seminal Weakness.
Involuntary Seminal Losses, IN orESCr, Mental and
Physical tncapacty, Impcdments Marriage, etc. also
CoSsrNPIios, ErILErsr and Frs induced by sefndul-
gsncc and sexual extravaganza.
r6- Price, in sealed envelope. only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates. from thirty successful practice that
alarming conscqucn self Abuse radically
cured without the dangerous OF internal medicine,
the application Of the anticipating out mode Of
once simple certain and cec;ual by which every suf
frer o m what his condition may be- may cure
himself Gheaply, privately and radically
Hs rhi, ture should be in the hands Of every youth
and every in the land
Sent, in plain cope, tosany address.
pos paid receipt of six cents, postage stamps
Address the publishers,
Chas. j. C.. Kline & Co.,
III Bowery. New York.
Post Once box 45s6.r- ~ -liunel5e5-S
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

Another order mastering out about dozen vol,
unteer regiments was promulgated on the 2sth by
the War Department. Most of the regiments arc
row on duty in the South.
Perhaps this order viii releave the 10Th Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
MATRIMoNY MADE EAsYi
How to win a Sweetheart.

VI LAnrEs AND GENTLEMEN:
IL you wish 10 know exactIy hew 20 win the kff1c-
tons Of your sweetheart get the wife you long for
buy thi. cheap volume. tells you how 70 write Love
Letters and how to win your Sweetheart with little
time and trouble 1t tells you how you can marry the
one f your choice and how yUs can become risk In
short time; II also contains many pages devoted to
ybasndin kilt muslin Sent By NAH post paid FOR the
small sum Of One Dollar. =. :
Send al orders . e. j. nDIG0s, rssasAv:
- - = ~ psaYems 81, caisds,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

Gur!ey, the ASSASSIN Of Gen. McCook, is to be
hanged on Friday, At Huntsville.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

NXECUTOR'S NOTICE NOTICE Is
hereby giventhat'the undersigned has been appoint
ed executor of the last will samuel Yon,
Marshall cornty, Indiana dsceased said estate
is supposed to be solvent HENh1 bhNto
November 20, 1s65-n6t3 Executor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

IL 1uos--ozo PIP. 9'o.-Jor One OOffdr.
SPECIAL CoSrQiBuroks.-Pref. James J. Mapes, T.
Quinn, Esq, NJ " Dodge Mrs. n. NcCounaugh-y, and
other distinguished writer's.
This long established Agricultural Journal, the largest
Dollar publication Of the world should he taken every
farmer in the United States and TO this end
send it, enlarged to "a pages Fourteen Monss
lar that Is from the time TO the close Of 1866 To
those who send extra for postage also offer
Of our premium plats-Mrrvy Making the Old fi,a>,
Presidet Lincoln and his Cabinet large photographic pic
lures OF Gene Grant and Sherman, the Sar Yard-or
Oporo Grape Vine. To Canvassers who raise Clubs Of
subscribers to the Farmer offer the following liberal
premums-a good articles and sent directly from the
man ufacturcrs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh, FIT Wayne and Chicag

on and aler Nov 49, 1885, trains will leave Stations
daily. Sundays excepted follows: Train leaving Chi
cago at $50 p. m, leaves daily
TRAINS GcISG WEST.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
CONSULTATION FREE.

Patients write their name, State post Office
dress. plainly. All letters requiring
tain letter stamp, and be addressed TO DR.. KNAPP
SON. Drawer 6is3. Chicago, ILL.,
Sc Any Of the above diseases be treated
~ by the patients describing their In letter. when
they cannot see u.s.
DR. Knapp. who will visit Plymouth regularly In the
future lie oonsulied at tho Edw ards Iou.c
lay, Decmbsr eth; Saturday February 81; Saturday,
March 3l,,; Saturday, May 26th Saturday, July 2st;
Saturday, September 18th.
.rpt;SS-n45t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
Pianos.
ORGANS.
MeIodianS.
Pianos,
ORGANS,
MelOdianS.

The question is often asked by persons who about
purchasing Piano, Organ Meodan where can i get
the best and at thelowest Ggures1 We would to all
such that we are agent for the
Best and most of the Standard make Of
Pianos I'm America.
Among the many makers we sell the Gel
ebrated I. c. Lighte &csCo, VIM. Knabe
d Co., Hallet, Davis d Co.. Hazelton &
Bros, /. d c. Fischer, c. A Miller &
Co, 1. Chickering, Kurtzflan d Huire,
Mcneil, McPhail or Star Piano, and 9th
er Boston and New York Manufacturers.
ORGANS,
We sell the far famed S. d. d III. W.
Smiths, Princes, Mason d. Hamlin's.
MELODIANS.
We sell =. ID. d III. w Smiths, c.
Peloubts, A. C.. Chase's Princes Ma
son &, Hamlin's and others.
We viii say that make this Our Special Bust
ness, and will to sell any Of t above
that you may select ON -f
BETTER TERMS 80
THAx YoU CAN POSSIBLY BUY ELSEWHERE
We Warrant oil of our Instruments
for FIVE YEARS.
To Churches, Clergymen, &c, LARGE DISCOUNT
Give call before buying Of any one, and De satisfied
that You can purchase Of nae at from
10 to 20 per cent Cheaper than any
other man in the West.
O.. WHITMORE,
Grx'L AGENT AT LARGE.
OFFICE in f. Pauls Boot & Shoe Store
PLYMOUTH, Nd.
| November 20, ls65-nlf i--... ---.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

TERMS One dollar year in advance; so cents in
Clpbs OF loor Single Nos IL cents Specimen cop
lee sent application Clubs may come from different
poss-oaces. SabscFitsrs In Canada and British kerh
America must remit u cents extra TO prepay American
postage. Address
WN,L. ALLISON / co., Ias Nassau ST., n. 7.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
PREMIUMS.

4 Gold Pen ard Silver Pencil Case.
q Photograph Album valued At 20.
6 Wcbster's Dictionary, $50 edition.
0 Photograph Album, retail price, 400.
o Cooley, Peterson or Arthurs Magazine, yr
2 Ives Attachment for Kerosene Lamps, -.
4 webster's Dictionary, SIS edition. 'i
S First three, or four later vols Working Far
mer neatly bound in paper covers.
% Agricultural Books or other publications Il
the amount 81 SO.
o Tres Patent Kerosene Lamp and fixtures, 81
n Universal Clothes Wringer, price $40. In
o Nine volumes Working Farmer, neatly bound
in paper covers.
s poty't Washing Machine, sl4. i-i
S photograph Album. .pfkey Relief pr,cs $40
o Harm gton's Seed Sow ct, price SIS. ....r
o Iapes' Lifting Ssb-soil Flow, SIS.
0 Universal Clothes wringer, rrice Sl2.
o webstsr's Unabridged Picto'f Dictionary e12
s ~ heolcr 4 Wilson'S No. Sewing Machine,
complete With Hemmer; price $50. ,-.,ii
iMeIodeon, ibcst -Four 0ctavel s65.
0 Wheeler 4 Wilson's No. l Sewing Machine,
Silver plated with Hemmer complete, SIS.
0 Wheeler 4 Wilson's No. Sewing Machine,
silver plated, full case Of polished Rose
wood, price 500.
0 A Scholarship in Bryant, Strstton 4 Co.'S
Commercial Colleges at N. Y. Buffalo, &c.
Decker 4 Co . Piano, 7-0ctave, Round Corn
ers, equal to steinway's. 500 piano, 1915.
5 One dollar year in advance; so cents in
No. dsr,t. No ~spfs ron.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
A PERMANENT CURE,
No case riH be reeeired, ,ohen there are an,
doubts Of Cure or Relief.

0ur Terms CASH hence the money be with
all orders for medicines IL costs from five 10 fifteen dol
per month, doct with which includes medi-
cines.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

This nee preparation possesses most rOnse-5as
properties, and is fo.,.V -.-..,.l ....
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

r. o. Hiding, " W. Corner Gano And Michigan ST
Plymouth, Nov. 10, lse5-5tf
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-04-27
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial.
Funeral of the President.
THE FUNERAL oBsEouIEs

WAsHIHGToN, April l9.-The solemn funer-
al rites and obsequies to the late President
Lincoln were paid to-day by the homage of
the American people in the Capital of the
country. No greater feality to the memory
of the illustrious dead was ever demonstrated
in the annals of civilization. The remains Of
this great and good man were followed to
their temporary resting-place, beneath the
dome of the Capital, by cortege that seemed
to have no end. The dawn that was ushered
by the heavy boom of salutes of minute-guns
of the Notifications surrounding the city, new
er broke purer, or brighter, or clearer. than
on this day. The day that followed was the
loveliest Of the season. The heavens are un-
dimmed by even passing cloud. .asg
At a very early hour people began to assem-
BILE in the vicinity of the Executive Mansion,
which was almost entirely draped in Grape, as
were also the buildings, public and private, in
the vicinity. All over the city public houses
and private residences were closed. d.
The emblems of mourning appeared on ev.
sery cornice, and were fastened from every
window The inmates poured forth by thous
ands into the, streets, and byten o'clock the
latterwere, in many places, impossible. Penn
sylyania avenue, from Willard sntocthe7 White
House, presented, by noon, one dense mass Of
people, while the adjacent Streets for one-hali
mile in every direction, were filled with mill
tary companies and civic professions from a
distance. The trainswere bringing hundreds
every hour. The great point of attraction
was at the gatesaleading to- the White House
Those persons who had not obtained tickets
and hoping to effect an entrance, were disap
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-04-27

UNION STATE CONVENTIONAL a meeting
of the State Central Committee, assisted by
many distinguished friends from all parts of
the State, held at Columbus on the 10th inst,
it was resolved to issue an address to the
Union voters of Ohio recommending that a
State Convention be held at Columbus, on
Wednesday, the 2lst day of June next and
that primary meetings for the appointment Of
Delegates, be held in the several counties on
the 18th of the same month. The basis of
representation fixed upon is one Delegate for
every five hundred votes cast at the late Pres
idential election for Abraham Lincoln, which
gives Meigs county six Delegates.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-04-27
Died i'm Southern Prisons.

J; Simpson, 32d Regiment, October TO- 1864.
r. Herrphan, K, 10th Reg, October 10, 1864.
). Hicks X, 92d Regiment, Oct 10, 1854.
}. MEATS, A, Both Regiment, Oct q, 1864,
J. Spencer, D, 10th Regiment, Nov. s, 1864.
D. Little, /, Goth Regiment January 10, 1865.
L. Sprague, Both Regiment, Jan. 23, 1865.
Serg't A. Courtney, A, 63d Regiment, Febru.
AIRY u, 1865 t'.F
J. Jones, |, 7th Cavalry, February IA, 1865.
J. Davis, D, 7th Cavalry, Feb. is, 1865.
Fl. Taylor, A, 18th, Feb Is, 1865
- Libner, L, 7th Cavalry, Feb. %, 1865.
j. Stafford, K, 7th Artillery, Feb. 1, 1865.
J, Better, B, 7th Cavalry, Jan. 27, 1865.
A, Cogg, K, 10th Reg, Jan. 81, 1865.
j. Rawber, D, Both Reg. Jan. %, 1865
K. Palmer, ], 3Oth Regiment, Feb. 20, 1865.