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PATENT d KILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER
AND
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonsrat-
cd the superiority Of this machine oyer all others for
the purpose of sinking Oil Wells, theundersgned is
now prepared 10 receive orders orthe sar Q. an
This machipery comprises everything requisite for
the boring Of oil wells. excepting the STEAM EN-.
GIrEAND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE. tbut
will be furnished, If desired reasonable price,.
and dispenses with the nse Of the Derrick, Rope,
Bull wheel and other cumbrous and expensive Ak.
lures now in use. and Is so arranged, being con-
stfueted wheels and portable. that II can be ca
ely removed for the purpose of sinking wells in diff
ferent localities. 7' 'q" .-so,.
THE DETRITUS is removed from the well BY
our patent Hydraulic process. and does not require
the removal Of the drill from the boring. This pro-
cess not only removes al the detrtus in from to
10 minutes, but likewise eHectusly clears out and
opens all the small oil veins that are eften entire
ly closed up by the old process Of sand pumping.
WITH THIS MACHINE and aprsctical engineer.
arel can be sunk from 400 10 GOO feet within Pc
rod of from Is to 30 days after the soil pipe has been
driven.Hi no "Hi'I3r sla.I p 'rtrH. rernl1ld
Arrangements are being made for the construction
and delivery Of these machines at New ork, Nor
wien, Newburg, n. Y and Pittsburg. Penua.
~ For urtherinformaion. price, terms &C., address
!, l,i,o. SIMEON LELAND, ~ '.s
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
~ aprl5-d&w3meop New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-12

THE MILITARY CONFESSIONAL the adj
journment by the Military Commission,
sitting at Cambridge, e, o., on the 9TH inst,
only eight witnesses had been examined,
and there were l30 on the list. They are
about equally divided between the prosecu-
tion and the defense. The Je6ersonian says
It Is probable that the trial will continue
three or four weeks. 'l aHt .'t
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CAPITAL CITY business College.

The most practical institution of the kind
in the country. Expense of course one
fourth less than Cincinnati and Pittsburg
Colleges. Send for circular and letter.
Address Bush & MARSHALL,
may29-dtf Columbus, Ohio.
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.Bohn G. BrecI.inridcc I'm Cuba.

CINCINNATI, June 10.--A dispatch to the
Gazette from Lexington says reliable in
formation has reached friends Of John c.
Breckenridge that he has arrived safe in
Cuba. They refuse tosay how he got there.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-12

RELEAsED-Wm, Robertson, a private in
Company I, 10th o. v. G.. recently confined
in the military prison at Alton, Illihois, has
been released and restored to his regiment.
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franklin County Statistics.

The following is an abstract of the agri-
culthnJ Statistics of Franklin county for
the y lax 1854, including the number and
value i norses, mules, neat cattle, sheep
and hogs, as returned by the assessors in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-12

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Navy De-
partment has received news OF. the de-
struction of the famous blockade runner
Denbigh, May "a, off Galveston, by the
United States steamer Fort Jackson; also
of the schooner called Lee, used as guard
boat at Galveston by boats from the United
States steamer Cannubia. s,u1'iGA 81,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-12

Col. W. b. .wooDs, Of the 7eth oov, I.
has recently, been promoted to the rank of
a Brisadier General-an honor worthily
bestowed. l . yi sg' yrg lGiD1a5z9 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-12

New YORK, June 10.-The steamers Hell
vatia, Teutonia and City of Baltimore sail
ed for Europe to-day, taking one million
seven thousand dollars in treasure. = 40
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blocking Coal

PAM NOW PREPARED TO FUR.
j. nisha superior quality Of Hooking Coal, in any
quautiyg delivered TO any part Of tho city. or on
rairoad cara. ~ ~ W. " u2R u2 Lfl .iN''H
e. 0tasrs left st my store. Buckeye Blgsbr
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Master Commissioner's Sale

Kickly BIO. Court OF Common Pleas
vs. --.-- \ ... --- of
VIM. Shadwiek OF alA Franklin County. Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
J. the said Court to me directed, will offer foi
sale at public auction, at the door of the Cour
House, in the City of Columbus. Ohio. on
Friday, the 1eth day Of June, A. d. 1866
at o'clock P. NJ the following described real es
tate, situated In Franklin county, Ohio. to-wit:
Being a part of the west half Of Lot No. six (8),
section vne ID, township one CD, range sixteen u6)
said premises set off as homestead 70 said VIM
Shadwick and Elizabeth Shadwick. January 81
1884, containing 21acres. vi .odmpio.s rf b0a
-Apf''N u ~ ~ { WIN. tD0MIGAN,
M .a.aaS Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
rrinter's fees 81 rs. 600 ot.-.,I
mayl7-dHkwM NA '' "i'"N
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COMMERCIAL ro7MATTERS.
Nv Work. Money ~ askst.--yune d 10.

Now Work. HIoney n arke t---J une 10. /
Money -Essy a 81 o per cent. ~ @ Hf8 /
STkKLlNG EXCHANGE--Firm and quiet at
llO9ll0,I. for gold.
GULD-W ltnput decided change. opening at
l574, declining to 1917 and closing at l37H.
loya expJ,ts uf specie 10 lay, VI, ,7s2,sJI
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Quiet and scarcely 50
firm.
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Tile Gold Market.

NEW YORK, June 1O.--Gold this morning
is quiet but firm. The price has, ranged at
1850 1854. ~, -u .... ~. 81 30
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Notice to Contractors.

. '.. OFFICE OF THE UHT0 PENTTENTIARY,l
Il, o.. COLUMBUS, juno Sd, 1865. y
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- CEtVED at this office until =.
Friday, june 5Oih, 1865,
at o'clock P. NJ for the labor of about & ty Con
yicts for fye years, or less. Shor-Ioom furnished
and discipline ma ntained at the expense of the
Bidders will specify the kind of labor, the num-
Der Ut men. the price per day for labor and the
amount Of shop-ronm required =.
Bidders will be required to give bond, at the time
Of making their proposal, in the sum Of two thon-
saqd dollars oOO, with good security conditioned
that it the bid be accepted, they will enter into
contract with the Directors and Warden according
To- law and the terms Of their bid.
The Directors and Warden reserve the right to
determine what branches Of business will b. Sc sub
the interest of the State and tend 70 p omote
the welfare OF the prisoners, and will be governed
Accordingly 'n their s asssP sPss If ais
JoHN MILLER,-), y ~
+ Fn,is = IPtAEsoNs'S Directors.
june3-dlw&Ntie30 90 ~
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PRoMoTIoNs.-Th following promotions
in the 10th and ll3th o. ". i. have Just been

ue.gtGAks GJ AgG GAaAgft9
l9th-Capt. Lewis. B. Fix to Major.
sbllsth-Capt. otway Watson to Major;
lst Lieuts. Geo. McCreaand James B. Ladd
to Captains; 2dLieuts. Isaac N. Hobill and
Alex. Carpenter, and Sergt. John B. Cross
to 1st Eieutsl, and ssrgt. Ben. W. Mason to
ID Lieut.. sem3gBb.ensi
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Capture of the Defences Of Sabine
Pass.

WAsHINGToN, June 1.-THE Navy De-
partment received the following intorma-
tion of the. capture OF the defences of the
Sabine Pass, the entrance to Galveston,
T.vnc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-12

They influence more the motory and less the sece
ing power Of tho bowels than any other combinat
in common use.
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For Literary Men,

STUDENTS, Delicate Females, and all persons of
sedentary habits, they are invaluable as a LAXA-
TIVE, improving the Appetite, giving TONE and
VIG0R TO the Digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength of the whole system
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For Dyspepsia,

And It's ten thousand inconyeniences, from sligh,
indigestion and salow cheek to extreme emaciation
and depression of spirits, or q confirmed case o'
Neanchoia in its most aggravated form-these Pill
are confidently recommended as sure euro, if per
severingly used.
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DRoPOsALs FOR FORAGE,
CHIET QuARTERMAGTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT ~ WARRINGTON,

w..,,,a-Ds A. r. E.h =, 'ssS
s.S,sn nn,Sns., src NJ, y,,ns 80 I1 sn: nd,
signed Tor 1upolvinE the vntted stnte. luar.
Tern, Aaier,s brparfment At Ws,hington' n
O., Baltimore, I'D, Aloxkudrih, and Eprtress
Nionroe, Va, or either uf these places. with
HAy. Corn, Oats, and straw.
Bids will be rec ,iyed or tho deliyery OF
s, 900 bushels Of corn or oats and 50 tons ofhAy
or straw. and uDwAfdS,
Bidders must 1tAta AZ yghish Of the above-
named noInta they pTopnas 10 make deIIv.
eTIo1 and the rates Al which thew will make
dehyerirS thereAt. the 1uRnIity of Teach aTtiaie
proposed TO be delivered the time when Ssid
be oomplotrd
The priee must be written out in words on
the bids,
Corn 10 be nut IN in good stout uaoka. Of
about tygo hushels q oh. Onts IN IiLe ssst.
OF aGont three bushels each The .aoks TO b.
furnished without extra charge 10 The Gov.
eTnmenL The nav and straw 10 be Seenreiv
bAled.
The nartiouinr Kind mr. de.erintton nj o,,.
corn hsy' or stfaw' n, opoSed ta ia dsIiysre3
must no stated In the propOIalS,
Ali the articles offered nader thu bIda here.
In Invited will be aobi, al 10 A Had inSneetion
by the IIoyernment Inapeetor beiore being
Aooe nted.
Contfaets w n be awarded from time tn time
10 the lowest reBponsibls bi der, a. the In.
,Sr.st Of tha fioSs,nm M m.v r,onIra 80
naymeot viii be mae when The wha,c sno nn
sontrso,sd for shall have been delivered and
ne S,dd.r will h. reou,,cd IN ,s.omn.nv
his vTopoSal with A vusranty, Aligned ~ w.
Te1nonsibIe par1ou.' hat n Gaze hi. b,i he
sooepted he or they viii, within ten d.ys
,hsTsait,r, execute The Oon,rao, IOr the sane,
WIN sooa snu suinoIent shrsues In sum
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.sDF. n. vELLNY's Privsae Hospitnl, n ths
Fsasfkl NOOK, corner Of seventh and s,rcsas,
oppo1its ne ross and PHssns ofasss. Rooms
- and -, up ssAirs, washinston, D. O
All diseases Of private nature treated In
the best seisntins nanner, and radical cures
ensetsd in all eases. SYPHILTTIC AZTEC
TToE, ooEoRRBGA, elect, STRUCTURES,
SEMIEAL WEAKNESS, or the result Of 70
LUPTUouS DREAMS, or any weakness Of the
GEsERATIVE ORGANS, non any esuss
whstsver, or how long standing, thoroughly
aud rsdIeSlly cured, siso,l GOVT, RHEUMA.
TISM, EEURALofA, and other CHRONIC
DISEASES Of the gERVES, MUSCLES, BONES
and JOINTS SCRoFULA, BLoTCBES on IN
FACE, ERUPTIoES on the limbs and bsdy,
and all other ERuPTIvE DISEASES and
DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from whatever
cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, let no false del.
ieaey prevent you nom applying Immediately
10 Or. vellny, who IL aekno vledged TO be by
far the most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in
the treatment Of private diseases. Fear mo-
to come and make known your misfortunes
and he will speedily send you on your WAY
rejoisipg. -
sELF-ABUsE.
Thss dreadful soourge Of the young, INDUCED
In when alone, dsstroys the GenerAtivs organs
UNITS them for married life, produoins
weakness OF the back and limbs, Iois Of aui
mat on and muscular power, pslpitstion Of
the heart, pervous irritAbiiity, loss Of memory
melancholy habits, insanity, consumption
and death.
YOUNG MANI In view OF the dreadful coz.
sequences OF delay, do not fail 10 make youl
case known inmedisteiy TO Dr.. vellny. Your
secrets with him are sacred, and you may con
ndsntly rely upon his medical ak II.
Thousands whose systems were shattered
and who were on the brink Of the grave, have
BEEN brought back 70 vigorous health BY biz
azllliul treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those .oontem pIAtinE
matrimony, who suspect themselves OF inpo.
teney, seminal weakness, or any disease sris
ing from = relaxed state Of the genital organs,
whether the result Of disease, injury, youth,
full indisoretions, or Indulgence OF the paSsiopu
in ripper years, are earnestly entreAtcd V place
themselves under the care Of Or. v. They
may rely with certainly upon = speedy cure,
and being restored TO fun health and Eor.
He trests with entire success ali diseases oil
females, such ss LEUCORRHEAo or WHITES,
LAPsUs UTERI, &C., 40, AMI in every Gaze
guarantees perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMu.
NIcATIoNs strictly PhIvATE and CONF
DENTAL
PERscHs calling see no one but the DocT>z.
Those at q distance may BE- TREATED ~
MAIL. BY sending statement OF CASE, Ae.
jy2-eD
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RNrLROADS,
O5SiO5, sAESEsS S5SI. ASP OHl0

nHION BAIfIIMUHN ANUVnlO
~ AAILnOAD COMPANY, 2 p "
On ana v w.:E ETEEzf P' sISis b. Ia
lsSh PlIssngsr Tfnins between WAnhinetod
and naiiinofs VIII - run - lolloMlt
-, 1nALEn n9yIEa. s;4aTIRR;or m
HH AZ saSni' TShiR y L.sis WssSia A
as q. N. Arrive ., Baltimore 500 3 "a. -.
PHii ExPnESs-Lssvs wsshinston = . !. n.
A,S = a. 70 :sI E New YOrl
No. l-BALTIMORE AND WEsTERN
TRAfN-Leays Washington Q 10 =. m, stop
ping At way stations, connsetipg q Relay With
The Mall Train for the West, And reaehins
IN No. ing, %GEEw YoRKo MAIL TRAIN
Lave Washington II Is .. m. Arrive At Bal
nnote la.te .. NJ, philadelphia ~ p. nj New
NJ. S@BAITNoRE TRAIN AND WAY
STATIONS = Leave wAshipRton 90 D. m,
eonueetinE ~ Relay with Frederick trs n.
AI Nosebt sHiSSSs c e AND
PHILADELPHIA RAIN--Leave Washington
10 o. m. Arrive at Baltimore 10 D. m. THIS
train stops At BlAdensburg, Deltsville, Laurel,
No. !. = BOSTON, ALBANY AND NRW
YORK EXPRESS TRAIN-Leave Washington
600 p. m. Arrive At New YORK 200 q m. Mall.
and passengers BY this train connect with al
the early morning lines leaving Dew York tof
the East, North and West. No Philadelphit
or Baltimore tickets sold by this train, which
is limited 10 capacity By Government orders
No. a-BALiIaoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN-Leave Washington as .. m. Arrive
No. =. ~ NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
and WESLEYAN TRAiH-LeAve washingtop
at 100 p. To-, stopping At Relay House toT
| WentsTn passengers 10 take Express Train
for Grafton. Wheeling, Parkersburg, and al
points In the West. Reaches N:w York a
For Annapolis the eonpeetions viii be made
with the SIS .. m. and the . and Lao p. m
from Washington. No train 70 or from An
SUNDAY TRAIrs
Ths only trains nom Warrington for passen.
Lgers on sunday are the Is and Ills =. m.
for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York AM
the West, and the 800 p. m. for New YoIh
only.
day are Nos. and Z, at 40 o m, sad $50 .
M, with the New York passengers and m ais
Sleeping ears direct TO New York on Ts'
p' fSroush ,iSHsy: 10 the wet, a. well a. "a
Philadelphia, New York or Boston, can be b I'D
At the Station Ticket Once ct all hours IN
tho day, ~ we'll a. At new once IN the Ameri.
nue., between ~ and eth streets.
Baggage will be checked At all hours-also
for through points, to awe trouble and eonfu-
sion At q departure Of tbs trains.
For further Information, tickets OF every
kina, &C., apply TO Geo &c s Koontz, Agent
At Washington, or At the Ticket Once:
Master Of TIansporta,ion.
L. NJ. COLE,
do1e-u General Ticket Agent.
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DulLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
Il AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.



... TIME TABLE.
Commeneins MONDAY, December 18th, 1894,
ana Wsshinston avenue, ss folioS"s 1 'ss'
Express TIain 81 4 70 Q, m, lnondsys sx-
oeptsd,) Cor Baltimore and Washington, stop
glos At wilninston, rerryvlls, Havre-de-
Grace, Aoefneen, rerry maLs and Magnolia.
WY mah liam ~ $40 q, m.' SUNDAYS ex-
sss,,ss. 'o oannss,ira Si .,SopbIs :. .sEniM
~ Wilmington for Milford. salisbury and In.
'ermeulAte statlons, z-,- -
cypress ,Inn ~ lde 2, p.t ksundays eN'
eepteo,l iol ns N ,s,. ava We,hhngton; stop
pug ~ W IstefI wilmington klktonI Ferry
Viie, havre-de, Srsee. -.-
ENpresn IIAln - 500 m sundays ex-
eepte1J lot Baltimore and WA.hinEtont stop
VIZ ~ Mnminston, NeMGh, tikton, North
oAs.I reIIyvulo ftAsfe-ae-oraeos ferrymAnh,
anI mASnona.
ESnt LhpTess AZ Il.le 2, M, LOT halimoie
anu MAshlheton, stoPping ~ Chefteb lonly
s ~ sSh w, nI sn1 MsnMiig,on PsSssp-
east. rs5EyyiiiIs 8, and Si,,
the SIC :. N; train; -.
,ACSOhmODhIloNL hAInb--stOPpinF ~
" s.Ssions Oo1"ooh FhiaaeiphlA eAa VII
leave Philadelphia at Hoo .. m, 400, $50
a1c ~ nv y M isop nj E,,, nsan s9nneees
mediate ;ss,lon. a., ,,.,,.u...
and S;sO ? y; - ,,,,..a,..--..-
LhhSU' ,si I IN IRON BALIiMoRE=
p 6 n; ron pzu.Dr,pu,,
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NJ e W In v K Tx
IN OF
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TKRTH,
DR.. 5. \. sIGEsMoND,
DR.. 5. =. sIsEsMoND,

80 PonnsylyAnia avenue, between TWe
and Thirteenth street,, Washington.
ORA. s. calls the attention Of the pubIi
.hs following advantages OF his improved /
Ilt. The teeth ofhIs mGnufasture win n !
Sorrodo nor ehAnge color by any Aaids,
arr throe-tourthA lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth or roots need be sAtrActet
the ARTIFICIAL ones can BE- inserted over Il
Cd. The roots will be made inotfensiVe
never 10 aoha.
Ath. 30 SonpOtAry teeth are needed, A.
mAnent ones can be maze mmedi ately, the
preserving the natural oxpraaSion Of the
which, under the Old system, IL heQuo
dishguTed.
6th. This work has been fully tested for
I'VE years by many Of the nrSt ohemiEta
phySfnAns Of this and the old country.
Dr.. Q. has also inventod . white lndes
tihlo metal hlling, with which the most
tive taeth can be filled without pain, and
tIuild up q perfect sound tooth ON any
roots, Vhieh Will lAat through . hfetimsl
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIt
with Innoxfbus VApoF, by DR.. Slgesmond
Penney nv Ania Ayealle, Inventor and aOIe d.
uIAstureT OF AnAestie lnnoxious VApuTIu
laughing 0as, nor ChlorOlOfm oi Etherl
striotlY an AnAestio agent, entirely free N
eAhilAratlns elfuotl, and perfectly haTmls
causing quiet aleeI, with plsAAant seti
n0ns and perfect tnHenaibiiitT 70 pain.
Ihe beat Of reioFonees gtven n required,
Call and auaHathe ~ rHuvsaivss A"
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0RPHAN s. COURT.
| VuIrs

DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COuNrY--TO WITi
In the case OF Eliza WArder, executrlN OF
James Wander, deesAs ed, the oAecutfiN AfOTs-
said haS with the appreciation ofthe Orphans
Court OF Washington oouuty Aforesaid, Ap-
pointed SATURDAY, the 18th Of april next,
Tor the hnal Settlemsnt aud distribution OF
the asa 10 In hSnd, a. far ~ the same have
Seen collected and turned into money! when
and where all the creditors and heirs Of EAid
Dc eeAltd arc nOtided 70 attend, lat the Or
6aidO with their elaine properly vpuehei, or
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all beaCht In said dec sAsed's es' ate; provided
CODY Of tLis orler be published once week
CAN previous 70 the 18th day Of April, 1858.
Test' T. O. ROBBINS,
mh2I-wSWs Register OF wills.
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OYsIoIAL. 81
MugrEnire sElyIcR
for'ai;s ~ EsI ~ ~ s,,sp,,.,

nHpIUIA q,
MugTERiRe sElyIcR
torsul,r, 70, ~ s.-:,
'h AnyyrAur erssasIs ovrIcL
WAsHtnerou, DEE. q 49,,
ne following are Abnouncsd a TIE only
Authorized CommissAries and Assistant Con
nissaFies Of Mustsrs AZ this dste, (insiudins
ehanges during the month Of November, t0eA1
ooMMnnsARIEs AED Assistant commIsiAntEs
... OF MusTEna. fh.
Fira Armp Covps. ....
heorgAniEing.
eco. Ssoond Army Cops. e TCF
CommissAry, Captain May II. stacey, Iath
Omitted States iniantryI appointed September
Assistant oommi,,srirsi LIsutenan, N. 6.
Wood, 9Th New YORK heavy artillery, trs, q.
Frederick .. Often, Itth Connecticut yolun-
teers, second divis,onI aprointsd september ~,
1854: Captain SIMON D. Heveomb sad New
August ., ISSi-tempofary. -
-. TAird Army Cops.
discontinued.
FosufA ATmr Cons,
Onmmisearyi Captnin n, q. stAnaburv, 18th
United states Infantry appointed september
hssis,sn, Commissar,e.. Lieu,snan, John
J, NORTH. 20ta Indiana battery, hral division;
appointed May = 1854 tAptain John W,
CntoHertnH, 18th Illinois volunteers, second
dLyisioOi -. o,n,ed September IS, 1854 C.p
iantry, third divi.,on, sr,o mel hnriI ,s ,sss
Captain n. N. snyder, SAT- Hnnois volun errs,
second divisions appointed April ID, ISss, re.
neyod September Isl Ies4
.H rYnh l,n, cor,.
Commi,,.rv, Es,t UUR.,, o.,,,,
NH UNITED 81 'tes lnf,ntr, .nnoin,sa Noysn
Der 4 Ioen. ~ :
Assistant Commissar'es; Captain q. NJ
LAnghlin, ibo'h PennsylvanIA volunteeI ., fra
Ivisloni appointed inly u, 1883 Cspts'n
Joshua q y e'ehsr, nth pnitei STATES fnfan.
~, s.sona dlyl,io9l sppoin,sd ssp,sm,sr 20,
-eemporary. Leu'enantJ y. = Mead, 20
rennsylvania volunteers, third dlvisioni Ap'
pointed April u, is0
.at SirfA lrmt Corps
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