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RaeoiraI.
Success in Business.

No business can be trulv successful which - not
founded on n real fitness ofthings. The article made
or sold must have intrinsic merit and supply public
want Success issuing from the clap trap Of adyerts
ing, or the tricks trade, or mere preteusion and
display, will he only apparent and, in the end, but de-
ceve the operator and ihoae VINO trust him. But II
article supplies publi1 want and fairly meets its
reasonable expectations, its success and general
adoption Is merely question oftime. Itmay be
retarded by adverse influences or sped by prospering
ges sp1 IL hs eH ~ spse Mn spEo1Fros
their oripnin great public want medicines for oil
the common wants Of enlignted lie-eurati'es es that
father, mother. nurse, or traveller could always nave
with Them and always rely upon-so simple that mis-
take could not be made in the selection harmless
mat all might use them with impuniiyl and SO efficient
that all might rely upon them with safety. Such they
nave proved. Thousands OF families use them daily
Tor sll The ailmeps and sclnesses Of life, and rarely
are seriously iok. or ave need 10 cali physician.
Thousands, taking some single Specific, have cured
themselves of chrome diseasea which have been the
Lane Of their lives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds in vain, and among the mlliones who use
them, are found TO question their purity or eii-
HUMPHREYS, SPECIFICS
combine all the advantages OF the best Homeopathic
treatment, without its int cacy uncertainty They
arc preparedby o physician OF over twenty years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried in
dorsed and recommended in the highest terms by
the un reds of thousands who daily use them.
with case i'm your hOuse,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering, prevent
expense, and loss Of time or the children having the
Measles, OF Scarlet Fever, or Whooping cough, or
oven Fever, by using preventvesin in the case.
You mny cure yOur Children
ofCroup, or Collie, or Toothache, OF Headache, or
Sleeplpssness or Suffering from Toething or Worms,
nr Indigestion or Wettiug the Bed, or Catarrh or
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You may cure yourself
or Headache, Weak stomach, or Indigestion, or
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Eyes or Salt Rheum or Kidney Disease, or General
Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifics.
NOT A FAMILY who have ever had ona OF these
Family Cases OF HUMPnREYs' SPECIFICS, but would
give five times its cost, rather than be without 1t.
FAMILY CASES.
Case of so large Walls, in morocco, and Book Of u
Case Of 20 large yalS m morocco, and BOok.... 90
Case OF 20 laraS vias. in morocco, and Book. 0O
Case Of 20 large vias, in PLAN case and Book. 10
Case of 10 boxes (No To l6l and Book....... 3 90
Case ni any SIX boxes mo. to lb), and Book" 20
m,
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FAMILY CASES.
HUMPHtREY'S SPECIFIC
Homeopathic Remedies
TO DE FOUND IN FULL
E' n mn i I Y @ IA - O -.
No. 1-Cures Fever,

TO DE FOUND IN FULL
M' n mn IL " Ca - O -.
NO. t-Cures Fever,
Congeation and Inflammation Heat Pam, Rest
lessness and the iirst stages OF all acute and 81.
No. s-CmreS Worm Fever,
Worm Coc, Voracious Appetite, wetuug theBed %
No. B. Cures Collie,
Teethlng, Cryml aud WaltefIlness, slow Growth,
and Feebleness of 90
o.f-Cures Diarrhnn,
Of Children or Adults, Cholera lniantum and
Summer Complaint. 70
N. B.--Nos, aud cure the worst Cases of
o'"' Noa5%Cures Dysentery,
or Bloody FluS, Coic Grpngs Bilious Collie .,
f pSSeSS So:y0-CMrcs Ciloiora,
Cholera Morbns, Nausea, and Nomting'Aslhmat- =.
No. 7-Cures Coughs,
CO Ids IIoarseneas, bronchitis, lntuenzt, and Sore
N. B.--This and No. never fail to eure the
worst Colds and Coughs.
No g. Cures roOthache,
Faceache, Neryons Pains, and TIC Doloreux %
N Bit has cured thousands OF cases
No. D-CureS Houdachcs,
Sick Headaches, Vertigo, Bush OF BLOOD to tho
N. Bin alternation with No. 10, 1t never fula
to cure the most mv,tera cases.
NO. 1O--Cures Dyspepsia,
Weak, Acld, or Derangad stomach, Constipation, 80
Liver Compliant, or Bilious Condition. 20
N B.--IspiLLiaLE for all eases Of Weak Dlgos-
ton aud Billions Complaints.
or scauty, or Painful, or Delaying Green Sick
No. 1,Mros Temc0rrhon or whites,
Bc. rine down. too Proflse eMenses.............. 20
-U No. t3-Cures Group,
Hoarse Croupy Cough, Difficult and oppressed
bre'''tnS SS. ia-CaTcs Salt RReIm, 40
CrnAy Isrnptions, Eryspelas, Scald Head, Bar
O'' No. S,' 't5"Cures sKheumatism,
Pain, I.ameness, or Soreness in the Chest Back,
Side, or Limbs, or 20
No. IG-Gurcs Fever and Ague,
Intermittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Old lnVoterate
90
N. B,--Ii acts like eharri' bpth az prevent
No. I7-Cures Piles,
Internal or External, Blind or Bleeding, Recent
or Obstinate. 90
N. B.-lThis remedy has cured thousands OF the
worst possible cases .r1
No. fS--Cures OPh III almia,
Weak or lnhalned Eyes or Eyeids, railing or
Weak 50
N. Is it may always be relied upon for a cure.
Mo- I9-CureS Ca tnFrh, ~"
Aeute or Chronic, Dry or Flowing. Gold in the
Heal, influenza. 90
No. e0-CuEss MhSSpang o. saano ois Gongh' Gagih' ~
N Bl"uft ~ inialliblo, and always relieves and
cures. As,h,nn. 5,si
onnrossed Difficult, Labored Breathing Cough
apd Expeetora ion 80
N n : IIlumlreds have been cured hyt.
No, o0-Cures Ear Discharges,
Noise in the Head, Impaired Hearing Earaehe,,. 90
N. B'~-lt AWAY as Wss.es ScroguIa
NO. aa,.I rans,ls' swsIlnes and o,d
ulcers. 90
Nh u -ass asGwres eEI1I e',s GeneTaI Debility,
phvstooi or Nervous Weakness. so
r"SS''" u No. S5-CMres DrOpsy,
Fluid Accommodations, rumid sweilings with
No. eO-CuEes Seq sickness, :.
Prostraton VsTtgo, SssGs, n Is oo
anal Co'eu ID iient orpsinfii Urinaiion GO
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Miscellaneous Goods.

Comprising everything USEFUL and okNAMEh
IA l., are offered in princaly quantity
nav dsaire THEY GAN FIND IT. a2id8w
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combine all the advantages OF the best Homeopathic
treatment, without its int icacy uncertainty They
are preparedty physician OF over twenty years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried in
every conceivable manner, and they have been en-
dorsed and recommended in the highest terms by
the un reds of thousands who daily use them.
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CHINA, GLASS, QUEENS AND
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IN rHE GREATEST POSSIBLE VARIETY
Japanned Ware.

Fancy BirJ CAGES Toilet Ware, Coolers, Filters,
Match Raes Foot Buckets, Waste Water
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YOU may prevent sickness, prevent suffering, prevent
OK pens and loss of tme the children having the
Measles OF Scarlet Fever, Whooplng. cough, or
oven Feyer by usinp prayentiyes in the case.
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Wooden Ware.

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edar Tubs, Bu kets and Ohurns,
and a Thousand other articles
of domestic economy. i...
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-25
SIleriH's Safe.

UpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, and to me direct
Id ed out Of the Circait Court for the County of
Graf State OF Oregon or tho foreclosure of
in favor of John Grabo, Plaintn, and against Il. 81
Townsend, Defendant have this day levied upon GER
tain tract or parcel Of Real Property situated and lying
In Canyon CITY, Grant County, State OF oregon bounded
and described as foows Commencing the Southwest
corner Of U. H. Millcrs house, aud running East thirty
three feet thence South, thrtyfvo feet thence West
thirty feet more or less thence North thrtyve feet
to the point Of commencing, will proceed to sell the
same in front of Il Court House door, in Canyon City,
Grant County, state Of Oregon at public auction to the
CHEST bidder for cash in hand between the hours of IL
O'clock M. and O'clock, Z. NJ. on SATURDAY, the 9th
day Of DECEMBER 1865 to satisfy the above Executio
amounting to One hundred and FIVE 05) doars and for
the further Of twentyeight 5ll0O (2S 5O-1OU) dol
lars Gusts OF this action and accruing COSTS with interest
from the 2Sh day OF October 1865 the rate of ten
per ,ent per annum. NJ p. BERRY, Sheriff.
By WIN. W. WHIPpLE, Deputy.
Canyon City, November U, 1865. nlO4ws
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The streets Of our cities towns, and
villages, will be swarmed with the
dead and dying. The groans and
yells of horror will fill every breast
with CONSERVATION. Confusion will
abound on all sides The death knell
will cease to toll as the malady RACES
in fury. Tho infected will fall and
die wherever they take it. The stencil
of the dead will become so common
that the survivors will not heed it,"
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A TERRIBLE PREDIcTIoN.-Professor
Leonidas, an Indianapolis astrologer,
after looking at the rings round the
sun, makes this horrible prophecy !:
al observed by the planets That a
dreadful plague will commence in
Russia, originating in silks brought
over from Egypt, Cairo and Turkey.
1t will extend across the Baltic sea,
desolate Germany cause immense NOR
tality in England, and then spread to
the United States. This dreadful epi.
demic will spot the people like leop-
ards, and turn the flesh to O purple
black. The pestilence will carry off
such an amount of mortals that there
will not be enough left to bury the
dead, or give them christian burial.
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Final settlement. +.
nl0:4w*

NJOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT of the estate of
IN WILLIAM O. LAUGHLlN, deceased-In the Coun-
ty Court Of Wasco County, OregonIn Probate-Notice
above etate, has filed his final accounts in the County
Court Of Wsco County, and prays for final settlement
Of said estate t Is therefore ordered that said appica-
tion be heard Monday, the l1h day of December A.
D. 1885, the Court House, In Dales CITY, In said CouI-
ty and that notice thereof be published in the Dalles
Mountdineer. o. NJ DENNY, County Judge.
November 0, 1896. n10;4w
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Divorce Notice.

FOR TIE COUNTY OF WASCO.
Harriet L. Shipman, Plaintiff, ! o,.,.
S"' :" A9"!yJ"
David Il. Shipman, Defendant. D'Vofce.
fBNo DAVID h. SHlpMAN, Defendant: Iu the name Of
n the State OF Oregon, you are hereby summoned
aud required to appear and answer the complaint Of the
above named plaintiff file In the office Of the
Clerk Of the above eutitled court wherein s plaintiff
listing between you and said plaintiff alleging for the
cause thereof wiiu deserton for the period o. three
years Of said plaintiff by you. Now therefore, if you
from the time Of service of this summons served with
In this County, and twenty days il served within any
other county In this State, the said plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief prayed said complaint
and will take Judgment against you for costs aud dis
bursements In this suit. By order Of Hon. j. q. WILL
gor, Judge. y. N. DENNY, Solicitor for Plaintiff
November 3, 1855. nS:6w
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Divorce Notice.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY on WASOu.
Maria L. \. Besserer, Plaintiff, ! S,,,. r,u..,
W.. '"' ~ Af""y1"
Charles @. Besserer, Defendant. O'ooFce'
TnN0 CHARLES Q. BESSEhER, defendant: In the
III name of the State OF Oregon you are hereby sum
muned and required to appear and the plant
of the above named plant, file in the office of
the clerk of the above entitled court wherein said plaintiff
prays or dissolution OF the marriage
listing between you ana said plant, aledging for the
cause thereof harsh and cruel treatment and personal in
dgnites, committed by You towards and upon said plain
till, thereby rendering her life burdensOme Now there
fore If you fail to appear and answer said complaint,
within ten days from the time OF service Of this sum-
mons, served within this County, and twenty days II
served within any other county this State the said
plaintiff will apply to the Court ior the relief prayed for
In said complaint and will take Judgment against you
for COSTS disbursements and expenses in this suit BY
order of J. u. WILSON, Judge.
ON. DENNY, Solicitor for Plaintiff,
November 3, 1865. ns:0w
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Gully Wountalneer

ECCENTRICTlES OF GREAT MEN.-AI
article containing a remarkable ex
pose of the eccentricities of grea
men" is being extensively published
by the newspaper press. 1t really con
tains most important information
For instance, we are told that Sin
Richard Steele would sometimes spend
forty guineas on a black peruke =
"Cowper bred rabbits, and made bird
cages ;""Dr. Johnson made an espec.
ial pet of his cat" Extraordinary ec.
centricities PUCK has made new
collection of the eccentricities of great
men. which he hopes will be appretiar
ted Doctor Johnson, in addition to
making a pet of his cat, would often
stroke dog. Gray used always to eat
peas with fork, and had an uncon-
querable dislike to putting his knife
in his mouth. The late Duke of Wel>
lington always insisted upon having
his coats made to order, and as he de-
tested ready made clothing, always
paid ready money for his clothes.
Sir Walter Scott used constantly, on
q muddy day, to stop and give a half
penny to crossing-sweeper. Saliva
tor Rosa was so found of little dog,
that he would allow it to lick his hand.
Beethoven used TO take cold bath
every morning. We borrowed this
last remarkable fact from the list al
ready in print. Cowper had great
objection to lending his TOOTH brush
even to his nearest and dearest
friend; he was remarkably nice in his
habits, and would always insist upon
having salt-spoons and a silver knife
for his butter on his dinner table
Shelley was in the habit of whistling
softly when in deep thought. The
author of the remarkable article tC
which we refer commences it thus -
"It is a trite saying, that no man il
hero to his valet and the creates
mon that history records have hat
their little weaknesses, fattering t
humanity because prov ny them NOR
tails and not demi.gods." To prov,
Charles H. mortal, and not deml-
god, he relates, that he used to wall
in St. James Park with troop o
spaniels after him and iced the ducks
Wonderful condescension in king
Our author concludes by saying =
we might easily extend our list; W,
might extend it to the present day
and tell how Emperor Norton neve
cleans his boots; how Doctor Rowel
always asks his patients what thei
political opinions are before he pre-
scribes for them how Judge Prat
never used II comb for his hair, but al
ranges it with his fingers: how jump
the artist, when about to have tOot
drawn, always makes funny sketc
of it first; how Ward, the invento
of the celebrated Wards shirts, alway
fits two perfect, one over the other
how Tom Mcguire goes into convu
sion at the sound of an oath or pro
fame word; we might do this, bu
we respect the little weaknesses of ou
neighbors. Puck has his little eccer
tricities; he would rather pat a rel
pecLable dog in the streets than wal
arm in arm with thief; he wouI
rather shake hands with labOrer /,
u grey shirt than speak to rogue i
broad cloth who makes his living b
following the profession of quack do'
tor, black.mailer, etc, and moves i
the best sooiety.-Puck.
A TERRIBLE PREDIoTIoN.-Professo
i q I'll
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REBEL ARMY ROSTER.
DEPARTMENT OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA


~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~>~~>-~~~
GENERAL JosEPn EcoLEsor JOHNSTON, VIRGINIA, CON-
HANDING
First Corps.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL JAMES LoSGsrREKr or VIRGINIA.
FIELDS DIVISION.
MAJOR GENERAL q. w. FIfID OF Kentucky.
Benning's Brigade. I'd Georgia
18th Georgia
17h Georgia
Goth Georgia
Boss Brigade. LIST TeSas.
I'd Texas
Sd Texas.
9th Texas
9th Texas
Bratton's brigade. 80. !. 9th South Carolina
9Th Solth Carolina
10th South Carolina
Anderson's Brigade. :. LIST North Carolina
9Th Georgia
9Th Georgia
9th Georgia
Bowls Brigsde........ "a Alabama
18th Alabama
PIcxErT's DIVISION.
MAJoa GENERAL GsoRGE T. PICKETT, o. vnauIA.
Kempers Brigade. LIST Virginia
I'd Virginia
It'll Virginia
10th Virginia
Oath Virginia
25th Virginia
Huntons Brigade. .. 18th Virginia
18th Virginia, Colonel MoFDa
10th Virginia, Colonel Herbert
Both Virginia, Colonel Carey.
Barou'0 Brigade. 9th Virginia, Colonel Owens
14th Virginia, Colonel Hodges
ssth Virginia, Colonel Edwarda
e3d Virginia, Colonel AylssL
67th Virginia, Colonel bysa
Harris Brigade. .4th North Carolina
sth Virginia
4oth Virginia, Col r Harrison.
KERsHAw's DIVISION.
MAJOR 0sxRRaLJ KsssmAw, or sourE CAaotrsA
Corners Brigade. -. LIST South Carolina
% South Carolina
3D. South Carolina
9Th South Carolina
ArmstrongS Brigade. 10th Georgia
18th Georgia
Philips Georgia Legion
Humphreys Brigade. list Mississippi
18th Mississippi
18th Mississippi
18th Mississippi
21st Mississippi
Bryan's Brigade. .. !. 10th Georgia
Both Georgia
6Ist Georgia
SD Georgia
Payne's Brigade. ...... LIST Alabama
18th Alabama
9th Alabama
9th Alabama
31st Alabama
39th Alabama
Second Corps.
MAJOR GENERAL GORDON.
0oRpoNs DIVISION.
BM0ApiER CENTRAL TERRY OF Virginia.
Torrys Brgade.......4t 18th Virginia
2eh Virginia, L. Col. O. N. Edgar
33d Virginia
45th Virginia, Col H. w. Berkeley.
Sorrells Brigade. 9th Georgia.
18th GEORGIA
3isi Georgia, Col. I. Roper
3sth Georgia.
Goth Georgia.
Evans Brigade .31st Virginia, Col >. s. Hoffman
seth Virginia
5lst Virginia
6lst Virginia, Colonel Rogers
u., 23d South Carolina.
noooy bneaoe. .6vi Georgia
:; 10Th Georgia
23d Georgia
Goth Virginia, Maj W. g. Rowan.
Thomas' Legion, L. Col Mckay
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First Corps.
LIEUTENANT GnnsAL srEruSs d. LEE, or Scum cAao
LIMA,
cLEBURsE's DIVISION.
Granbury's Brgsde.... 1th Texas
9Th Texas
10th Texas
9th Confederate resulara
Keye5 battery.
0ovan'e Brignde...... LIST Arkansas.
ID Arknnsaa
9th ArkansaA
9th ArknnsaA
7th Arkansaa
9Th Arkansas
18th Arkansas
swees's battery.
- Brigade. 10th Alabama
81 Confederate rogulam
00th Tennessee.
18th Texas
2pth North Carolina
10th North Carolina
10th North Carolina
32d Florida
y0HNsrON's DIVISION.
NAyoR 0usERAL EDWARD JOHNSTON, o. 010Do1k
Sharp Brigade. 80. 10Th Louisiana
nth Texas
18th ArknnsaA
3D. Florida
7th Florida
DeaS Brigade. ........ 18th Louisiana
22di Alabama
2sth Alabama
18th Alabama
20th Alabama
Cockcrils Brigade. LIST Missouri.
I'd Missouri.
Sd Missouri.
9Th Missouri.
9th Missouri
10th Missouri
srKPHESsoH's DIvrsfON.
MJoR GENERAL G. 3 SrspuxuBUa.
Quaries' Brigade. 80. .61st Tennessee.
10th Louisiana
Both Louisiana
9th Louisiana
18th Louisiana
02d Tennessee
9th Mississippi
Reynolla' Brigade. :. I'd Tennessee.
31st Tennessee
43d Tennessee.
69th tennessee.
Claiborne's battery.
Second Corps.
LHuT. GENERAL ALEXANDER Y. SrxwAxr, ov T,xNxSxl
l LonIrG's DIVISION.
MAJOR GENERAL wx IoaISo.
Mangaults Brigade. SD Mississippi
a5th Mississippi I
4 10Th TENNESSEE.
I god Tennessee
l - Brigade. 18th Tennessee
Gath Tennessee
35th Tenneys4s
| 65th TenUpssA
Quaries' Brigade. .2sth Tenn 1sssee
! 10Th Tc,sncsscs
| 42d Tennessee
<6pA Tennessee.
1 wALTDALL's DIVISION.
stovalls phssse..... .l3d Mississippi
/ 4 9th Mississippi
i 9Th Mississippi
eth mississippi
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BAKERS Brigade. 9th Mississippi
l4th Mississippi
r. r'saA'..........; s 50. 50 :T!, ssss:sss
= zeth Tennessee
62d Tennessee
63d Tennessee.
both Tennessee
YRENcH's DIVISION
~, N GENERAL s. q FRrruR
Sears Bnssde....- a4sh M'ss,ss hm
A n Mississippi
2g,> Mississippi
Cosman's Brigade. .36th \ '' issps
37th M~A 1aPpa
a9th Mssia 'ppa.
doth Msssssshn
phird Corps.
HAyoz G1sR1AL b. y. CmAriAs, - TnSxssA
MANEY's DIVISION.
BRloApuR GzHERAL GEORGE Nancy, - fuxEss1
strahfs Brigade Attn Tennessee.
Gath Tennessee.
21st Tennessee.
$50 Tennessee.
Stanford's Battery
hansy's Brigade ..... list Tennessee.
9th Tennessee.
9th Tennessee
9th Tennessee
32d Georgia
SD Georgia
J. A. Battles Brigade. 18th Tennessee
18TH Tennessee
3Sh Tennessee
6lst Tennessee.
Gordon's Brigade .....l5.h Tennessee r,iilsias
18th Alabama.
18th Alabama
9th Texas.
CLAywoN's DIVISION.
MAJOR GENERAL WifIIAM b. BATE, or TNMRn06AS
T. B. Smiths Brigade. Goth Tennessee
S7th Tennessee.
list Georgia
18th Alabama
Caswell's bath Ga. shar2ehoetArs.
Cavin's battery.
Holtzclaw's Brigade. -. 23cr Alabama
Both Alabama
3Sth Alabama
6Sth Alabama
Gibson's Brigade. 80. 18th Louisiana
18th Louisiana
10th Lousaaa
Browns Brigade. 80. :. 18th Tennessee.
Goth Tenn essee
32d Tennessee.
46th Tensessee.
Ncwman's battalion.
WALKERS DIVISION.
INV. Mercer's Brigade. 25th Georgia,
Goth Georgia.
Both Georgia.
Both Georgia
05th Georgia
n r. Jackson'sBrgade 37th Georgia
Both Georgia.
42d Georgia
46th Georgia
b4th Georgia.
Gists Brigade. ...... 10th South Caroline.
10th South Carolina
oath South Carolina
47th Georgia
63d Georgia
Stevens Brigade 80. 18th Georgia
26th Georgia
27th Georgia.
9th Georgia
Goth Georgia
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, 5rTNrs' DIVISION
BfioApEs GEssAAL y RAS G TNEs of louisiana
- ms Brigade. 18th v'r inia
resf> 4sih Virginia
b2d Virginia
5sih Virginia
18th Georgia
28th Seorsa
r.,.,,. .12th ALBANIA
Ds'sie D''s~'''"'' Alabama
SS, Alabama
G7th u uiSsnA
9arrnn. ste.
6,h Nar,s -arolna
Hath O. o.. r. r Bennett
Johnstcns Brigade. .43d North CsSoses
45th North CalcsirA,
63d North Caroiiaa
williams Brigade. LIST louisiana, Leal Csl WsIugan
"a Louisiana.
9th Louisiana
Icti Louisiana
10th Louisiana
Third Corps.
LnurmAM GestRAL A. g,LL, ~ NORTH CAROLINA.
HETHS DIVISION.
MAJOR GENERAL Henry KErH on vvsrMA
W.JPegrams Brigade. 9TH Tennessee
7th Tennessee.
18th Tennessee
1ath Tennessee.
Philip Cooks Brigade. "a Georgia
2sd North CaroEiua.
Attn Georgia.
18th Georgia
zist Georgia
Jos H Davis Brigade I'd Mississippi.
10th Mississippi.
18th Mississippi
10th MISSISSIPPI,
10Th Missssippi
10th Mississippi
42d Mississippi
walkers brigade. I'D Virginia
28d Virginia, Lieut.. Col. Dormit
s1th Virginia, 1t Col J. W. Lyell
Doth Virginia.
Dist North Carolina
wILooxs DIVISION
MAJOR GENERAL CADaUs WILCOX.
Lanes Brigade. 49,. I'D North Carolina
2oth North Caroxna, Col Lana
BATH North Carolina
S7th North Carolina
3Sth North Carolina
Ripley's Brigade 49,. .40th Georgia
44th Georgia.
4Sth Georgia
ID North Carolina
3D. North Carolina
Thomas Brigade. NJ c. Col VIM. Leo Davidson.
18th North Carolina
2Sth North Carolina.
S3d North Carolina
McGowan's Brigade. .1lth Georgia, Colonel Little.
AGA North Caroline.
55th North Carolina.
Goth Alabama.
MAuoNBs DIVISION.
MAJOR GENERAL VIM MALONE, VIRGINIA.
Wetsigner's Brigade. Cd Virginia
9th Virginia
18th Virginia.
18Th Virginia.
10th Virginia
Finnegan's Brigade. "a Florida
Gath Georgia
Rings Brigade. Attn Alabama
Sth Alabama, Colonel Winston
9th Alabama.
10th Alabama.
Ilth Alabama.
14th Alabama, Colonel Judge
McRaeg Brigade. .26th North Carolina.
44th North Carolina.
47th North Carolina.
SD North Carolina.
Fourth Corps.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL RICHARD H. ANDERSON, SouTH
CAROLINA
BUsHRoD JoHNSToNS DIVISION.
MAJoR GENERAL BusuRop JOHNSTON, TENNESSEE.
Ransoms Brigade 49th North Carolina, Col McEfrey
oath North Carolina, Col Clark.
seth North Carolina, Col OIayson.
25th North Carolina, Col Rudlich.
35th North Carolina, Col. Jonea
Tennessee Brigade. 30. nth Tennessee.
25th Tennessee.
23d Tennessee.
63d Tennessee
64th Tennessee.
Huntons Brigade. 10Th Virginia, Colonel CAN'T
28th Virginia
SD Virginia
Goth Virginia
I'D. JOHNsToN's OLD DIVISION.
Jones' Brigade. .2rst Virginia
42d Virginia.
l4th Virginia.
48th Virginia.
Stewards Brigade. }. :. 18th North Carolina
9th North Carolina
48th North Carolina
4Sth North Carolina
Hayes Brigade I'D Louisiana.
4th Louisiana
9th Louisiana
9th Louisiana
It'll Louisiana
9Th Louisiana
18th Louisiana
l4th Louisiana, Colonel JoneaL
uoKB's DIVISION.
Temporarily serving in North Carolina and South
Carolina