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FOR SALE.

nNElarge two-horse Fxpress wagon, nearly new
~ viii be sold &c q greas bargain. 1if
apl7dlw* Elk LEMONT, Preble ct
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A GOOD Stand for the WooI-pulina business.
"A Also large FaTm situated in Fain euth, about
two moms nts walk from the Depot Apply to w,
37a Middle st. ,aoL2. .dtf =
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To Let.
For Sale.

OK ROOMS In hou'e No zS Dau'ort Street. Ap-
~ ply to A. X. SHURrLkFF
April le-d1w q hsn % Exchange St.
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WANTS. LOST, FOUND


A T this Office. irst class JOB PRINTER. "a
"A whom sleady employment and good wages vii
be gwen Applyimmediately, in person or by let
tsr. A& apl4dtt%
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For sale.

{Ns& The two story house and lct corner Pine
#s and Lewis SIS, with slated Frene R.of.-
lssA he heuse ID nearly new aving been built and
occupts bv the owner about one ysar. Good cel-
lar and water the premises For particulars ap.
ply to B. S1EPHFNSON, end
Or W. q. STEPHENSON. I'd Nationai Baak.
April 12-dtf .t
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THE Southgate property. on Pleasant It, he lot
Il containing about 1880 square feet. Fer terms,
&c, application may be made to
~ GEO. X. B. JACK sON, Adminittrato- iss
apl6dtf 50 Exchange st.
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Farm for Sale.

VyHE subscriber offers his Farm, situated in Cape
n Elisabeth, about three and half miles from
Portland bridge, containing 70 Acres Land, Build
lnss govd, Fences substant tfaI S' onewa youag or
chard, choice gra ted Fruit About 200 cords wood,
halt OAK ana Walnut. Also Farming tools, and 20
cords dressing. 4 m F7 -- n
Terms Of payment made easy.
For particulars enquire Of SCOTT DYER on the
PREMISES, OF through PORTLAND, p. o. M
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FOR SALE.

AAr A first class double deck yesrel. (now
HCI buldi . an eastern port ii ths lol.
MAAA lowing dimensions :-Leuefh 126 seet
-z5X&4A&r breadth 80 feet, 6 inches; depth, lower
hold, II feet inches; between decks
ieet; aboui 400 ,ous, old mes sur. mert Can be
ready for sea In 30 DAYS viii sell the hull spars
and iron work, or itt complete.
For further particulars inquire of ala ara
{ = s,ss fIf..r.ss G. NJ. DAVIS G. &C.,
Portland March seth, Ise5 nc.aId4w
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HOUSE No So North St. possession given i'm
1Amediately-will be sold at a bargain If apple /
Tor soon. For fur her parti ulara quire of CHAS
BAiLEY, at oosmaD, True &'Co's, <5 and So Mid.
Ole st. or at his r sidence 54 North St apl7dlws
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Farm For sale.

= 0Am VI 9 axCs
The subscriber offers his Farm for
0ZaM N sale situated Resr Dunn's Depot In
8Ezel&zzR North Yarmouth formerly known
e4 III as the Morse Farm" Likewise
s7s<=szze4 his ock and Farming tools. The
Farm contains about ITO acres OF good land, good
Dnidings &c. Those wishing to purchase are invit-
Cd TO call and examine for themselves.
AAs T. DILLINGHAM.
East North Yarmouth, Jan I'd, 1866. jan4eodt
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FUNERAL GRAFTON

DEATH OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
DKLivKRED BEFORE
TIE MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL, AND CITIZENS
OF PORTLAND,
APRIL 1eth, 1895,
By Rec. ). ". CaryutAers, ID. d.
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Fm.ws tor anteT

GlTUAlED in Westbrock, g miles from Portland
- oD the Bi hton road conrain ne one bu l.dred
aces, divided iato Pasturage, Wo dlaDd, and TIL
iage, Contains large two-story Brick House, very
land to Windham. Said Farm will be exchan Red for
city property, or the vicinity Of the ely ADply to
j. = WlSSLOW, Commercial st, or A. S. HAVEN,
on the Premises. ap12d2w*
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FOB SALE.

THE subscriber offers TO- sale his Farm on the
4 road between Saosarappa and Gorham. 1t con.
grass land. There 10 ont 70 farm, o ae story house
carriage house, and barn 81 f,et by co. with good
cellar und 1t. 1t has good orchard, with sDout
Jan2oeod3m Ssocarappa
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no

T ARGE CHAMBERS over ITO and ll2 Federal st.
s1x Apply to ~ a b sN 7la
JEFFERSON CooLIGE . CO..
apl9dW Cor Commercial ani franklin SITS.
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For Sale.

;; House No Is Cross street; the lot Is large,
ii conialng about 1000 feet of land with plenty oi
hard and soft water. Apply to sef t's,.,
feD l6tf as,f,., .tess VIM CAN NETT.
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PEOPLES MUTUAL sol
PETROLEUM OILCO.
/. CAPITAL 100000
.Ie
Shares, Par Value. -$l00.
Full Paid Stocks 25 cts. Per Share.
eess'a NO AssE ssMgNTS. ssg.
Working Capital 100. 600 Shares,
q +tAr -oR-
s. 2 5000. Is

This company proposes to develop tspropsrty up.
on what is known as the MUTUAL PLAIN The lead
ing feature of which Is that every subscriber enters
upon the "Ground Floor as it is called, whereby
syefy one shares in proportion to the amount of his
stock in all the property aud proftsefthe company
The stock placed at the very Low Price of % ets
per share, that ALL both rich and poor. may be in
dueed 10 share In an enterprise which promises to
yi.ld for small Outloy IBamesse Returns.
The land, whicn Is q tract Ferty (40j Acres.
covers two branches of the now tam ous Oil Spring
Run, l. Morgan County, Ohio, wit Sufficient bor-
ing and for uoe Hundred tI00) Wells All he prop.
erty is in Fee Simple, by VIII Oh the company viii
have great advantage over those who pay Royalty,
amounting In scme cases to twenty-five per cent.
Of their enti product.
sin the immedia vicnity and adjoining the prop
erty, there four f3urishing compaoe ,whia hare
said q be prndusng large quantitissof Lubricating
Oil. which sells twenty i've dollars per barrel ut
the we'll, viz: the Malta Oil Co of rhadelphia the
Muskin hsm Oil Spring Co OF New York; Musking-
ham Petroleum Go Pittsburg; and the Oil Spring
Run Co Philadelphia. -laias
fhe Muskingham River, which is navigable eleven
months in the year. s ony one and half miles from
the property and affords The most convenient means
tsking the product to market. Such il the quail
ty of the oil obIaiae in this region that single well
yieleing only Ten (I0l Bar9ls pr dav. will pay
Eight per cent monthly upon the subscricfi mprice
fhe Subscription Books will be open on Thursday
March %, al the Office of q III,
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Wanted,

DY ayoung man whose health is impaired by in.
ID door basiness, wishes for some kind of outdoor
employment: 10 willing to work for the interest of
his employer Sa'ary not so much OF en- object as
permanent situation Fest of re Q ences fsrnish.
3D., Address, CAER, Portland p. o. apl3d2ws
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Real Estafe for Sale.

A STORY and q half house, situated in rape Eliz-
"A abeth, about IA mile from Portland Bridgs and
q short distance from ,he Town House, with from
two 10 eight acres OF land, will be sold at bargain
Apply to J. l.. PARROTr, on the premises.
Marca 25-d4w& f- Qua
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To Cutters.

NEW experienced Clothing Cutters wanted /
IL mediatey. by WIN. DEERING . CO.,
March 2-dtf "a Free st
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FOR SALE.

A TWO storv House and about half an acre of
Inland situated in Sroud water village w stbrook
sai house Is nea,ly new. havi been hut about
se en- years, containing eight g aishs d rooms. For
more particular description of which. inquii OF
tho subscriber on the premises.
Inch30d4w ffq3faa ELLEN JACOBS
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&5OOOOO.

{7:ss> Willbuy genteel Re idenee Within about
Eiii Two mites o. the Citv, cons sting OF H rs ..
sAstable and Grspery. with one acre Of land in q
high are Of Cultivation. natli
epl4eodtf Lima st.. Portland.
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CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY
HORSES WANTED.

ASSISTANT QUARTERM AsTER . OEEIcE q. S.Al
.-z Portland Me-, March 29ih. 1855. I
III undersigned, At No. 2s2; Coagrsss street, ct,
M,rton Block TOR iheuse of the q. b. Gevernment,
Horses for tie Cavalry service must be sound in all
par u'ars, well broken, in 1u fs b, and in good
condition; from fifteen ti5) to sixteen (l6) hands
high; from ise t5) to nine % years old, and ell
Artillery Horses, must be ofdark color, quick and
active. well broken, and sqpare trOttsrs In harness.
In gsod a. hssh and condition; from six lsl e !iol
hands high and to weigh not less than ten hundred
aud ffiy tlO50) pounds
- ANY number of horses will be received. and the
highe price paid in Government funds, not to ex.
ceed one hundred ana SIXTY dollars tSl60) for
Cavalry, and one hundren and seventy dollars l70l
Tor Artillery, provided they conierm to the require
msnts above stated, and pass the rigid inspection
whica they will be suhjected. go s.
1t is earnestly recommended that Farmers, or 9th.
ders'gaed in person, as they will obtain tetter
price for their animals than 1t they sold them to spec.
ulators travelling through the country without auy
and who have not the terest OF the service al
heart. Itis believed that this method will insure q
bet or remuneration to the owner, and the Govern
ment will thus be able to serviceable class
'gsads HENRY INMAN,
mar29isdtf CAPT. q a. q. M, u. 8. Army.
Wanted. S
A SITUATION in store-Gr Grocery preferrsd--by
"A returned soldier.
& Address, aE llea FOSTER,
mch23dlm* 80 India st.
,l,5rsnT Wanted,
DY young man whose health Is impaired by in (.
Id door basiness, wishes for some kind of outdoor
employment: 10 willing to work for the interest of
his employer Sa'ary not so much OF en- object as
permanent situation Fest of re Q ences f'rrnish-
Cd. Address, CARR, Portland p. o. apl3d2ws
W-A-NTEDi
T WILL pay TEN cents per Id. for ALL Pamphlets
i delivered at the office of the Portland Sugar Co.,
corner Commercial and Maple SITS. Ael
jan21dtf rtfff hs -tsa J. M. BROWN,
To Cutters.
ENEW experienced Clothing Cutters wanted i'm
IL mediatey. by WM:DEERING q CO.,
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COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENT.
A. G. FINNEY. Chairman.

"A ". L.
HoRsEs.-T. J. Mccullough Jared L. Irwin.
Saml Huston, Andrew Mcbride. Henry Kerns.
ID. ). Mitchell.
CATTLE.-H. Orr, John Miller. Taylor Rowles,
James A. Bloom, VIM. l.. Ants, John Peters,
James Irwin. jr.
SHEEP PANDSwISE.--Abramo ogden ,Jno. II + owles,
Geo. b Logan, Mlt Read. J as Mitchell, B Kelsey
BUTTER, CHEEsE AND Flour. C. Airport, j
g. Schruyver T. Garden, Miss Frank Huff.
Miss Barbary Shaw, Miss Elizabeth Porter.
VEGETiBLEs-P I. Hegarty, John Stewart jr.
Henry Post, q y, Rheem. James Irwin, BRADY.
fEHcLEs.-Sam1 Robson, Hon. JAS Bloom,
Jno: +. Rote, NJ. 5. Ogden. Jacob uelich Isaac
Caldwell.
MERCHANDISE. &c. W. Graham. VIM. T.
Irwin Harry Bgler, A. e. Flanagan j. p. Kratzer,
FL. f. Naugle. Joseph Dale. IL. d. Thompson. Jas
Il Caldwell. Miss Laura Smith Miss Maggie Harts-
horn, Miss Clara j .Cadwe |, Miss Eliza Read, Miss
Eliza Fullerton, Miss Bertha Wright, Mis- Alice
Barrett, Miss Henrietta Irwin. Miss Maggie A
Read
Fancy DEPARTNEST.-Frank Fielding Johnson
Holden, Fred. Barrett. Jno. W Wright, K. A.
Wilson, j. F. Moore. Miss Agness Lanich, Mics
Mary Wallace, Miss Mary ] Colburn. Miss Aman-
da Dougherty. Miss Caroline Mclaughlin. James
Dougherty Miss Hannah Cary. Miss Saliie Rheem.
Miss Annie Mitchell, Miss Mary Ann Adams, Miss
Eliza Mitchell, Miss Maggie Fullerton. Miss Jen-
ME Bloom, Miss Sarah Mcbride Miss Sophie Car
den: James Leavy, John Lytle (Lawrencel.
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CBTTUARr.-Died,i III Cearfeld borough,
at the residence of his father, Jonathan
Boynton, ESQ, on Tuesday morning, Au-
gust 29th. 1865, IRA \. BoYNToN, aged IS
years, 8 months and % days. The deceased
was afflicted, for a number of years with
sore leg Notwithstanding his Affections.
be was still able to go about until about
three months since, when his other leg al>o
became diseased. Althoughlying PROSTATE
and helpless, and at times even suffering in
tense pain. yet he was ever cheerful and re-
signed to his situation; and for several weeks
previous 70 his death was conscious Of his
approaching dissolution. He was affection
ate, generous, kind and accommodating, and
greatly beloved by all who knew him. His
death viii be deeply mourned by his parents
and relatives, and sincerely regretted by his
numerous companions and friends Let
him rest in peace.
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FOR THE RAsrsMAx's JOURNAL.
The world the wonders does perform
In gay sunshine or thunderstorm;

The world the wonders does perform
In gay sunshine thunderstorm;
For they know that time has but one past,
And that must be well nipro we'd for it is the last
UTAHvILLE, AUG. Is, lS65.-AIR. Ed
,RToR: ! have the honor to report you a
sketch of another celebration on the funer-
al OF the past war; Unpleasant showers,
muddy and disagreeable as was the day, no
less was the enjoyment, dinnerand orations.
We had very distinguished expounders OF
the past, the present. and the future We
were also endowed with sweet melodious
music, such as | heard once upon time
when nelghbors bees swarmed, when he,
thinking they would seek some wilder abode,
1sueeeeaed in rallying all the sauce pans con-
nected with his cookery. in order to get
them reconciled. There was but ore battle
fought during the day Casualties: one
man wounded below the eye. with steel
ball. What pity for such aristoeracvl
that the war closed so soon feel assured
they would get sufficient portion--enough
to live in peace. The lame one of the
party has fought in the past trouble. Thus
ended a great day III our midst; and We re-
turned home nearly as wise as we went
Truly yours, lover of such instructions,
WR V. e.
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DIED.:

In Union township, on Friday August IS
1865. FANNY LABoRp. wife Of ia ob La
)ord, aged 81 years, mo Iths and day.
Why should our tears in sorrow flow
When Con recalls his own.
And bids them leave IL world of woe
For an immortal crown
Is not even death a gain to those
Whose life to GoD was given?
Gladly to earth their eyes they close
To open hence in Heaven.
Their tolls are past their work is done
And they fully bIest;
They fought the ght the victory won
And entered into rest
Then let our sorrows cease to flow
Con has recalled his own;
And let our hearts. in every woe,
Still say-TnY WILL BE DONE
ID. Z. b., Rockton, Pa. 1865
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vF,EACnEsS'EXAMINATioXs A.

i cants for schouis in Ciearield County win
meet for examination at the following named
places = Brady Bloom and Union at lutherrhurr
Monday. Sep. Ilth. Ferguson, Lumber city and
Penn AT Lum ber-city Tuesday. Sept. l2th Bell
at lower Wednesday, sept. 18th. Burnside,
Chest and New Washington, at Riddles school
house, Thursday Sept l4Sh Jordan and Knox.
at Ansopviiie. Friday Sept. 18th CurwensviI,e
and Pike. at Curwensviile Saturday Sept 18th
Boggs and Bradford. Wiilian Grove Mon
day Sept. 18th. Graham and Morris, at Kyler-
town, Tuesday, Sept 18th. Decatur and Wood
ward. at Centre school house in Decatur, Wednes-
day, sept 20. Beccaria and t;uelch at Glen
Hope Friday. Sept 22nd. Girard and Goshen
at Congress Hin school house. Monday Sept 25th
Covingtou and Karthaus. at Mulsor burg Tuesday
Sept. 18th. Glearfeid ana Lawrence at Clear
field. Thursday Sept. 2Sih Huston and Fox at
No Schoo, house in Huston Tuesday, Oct. 3rd.
Examinations viii commence st o'clock NJ.
Teachers will present. themselves for examination
in the districts IL which they intend to teach.
No private examinations will be held unless
satisfactory reason is given for nop-attendance
the public examinations, and then applicants
must present written request from at least four
members # the Board OF Directors " no may desire
to employ hem Such examinations will be held
only On Saturday G. B. SANDF0RD,
Axs. ~, 1865. Sc. SaPt.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Family Tickets, 81
Single Tickets during Fair, !: 90
Single Admission Ticket, A: %
Children under 10 years old, when accompanied
by their parents or guardians free.
Checks will be given at the door to persons de-
string to pass out during exhibition, but will not
admit the holder to any other exhibitions ach
half day counting exhibition.
The number Of the class and the number in the
class, with the name If the artcls will appear on
the card attach but tho name of the exhibitor
will not appear
Premiums and diplomas will be paid on and af-
ter the hrstW ednesday of Novem Der, and until the
ist day of January, 1856 after which all money
premiums unc laimed will be considered as a dona
ton to the Society The officers of the Society
ana members of the COMMITTEES of Arrangements
VIII wear badge designating their office, and it
will be their duty well as pleasure to attend to
the expressed wishes and wants of exhibitors and
others. If 1T is in their power so to do A select
police force will be in constant attendance for the
preservation OF order and protection of property
The trotting course is level well graded and one.
third of a mile in circuit. Ample arrangements
will be made for the convenience of spectators
Children under ten years of age not admitted
unless accompanied by their parents
Every person wishing to be enrolled as a M en-
Der OF this Society must apply on or before the
brst day OF the fair. and on the payment of one
dollar 20 the treasurer. shall receive certificate
OF membership containing the name of the ap-
plIcant and endorsed by the Secretary.
Every person becoming mem ber above sta
TED shall on the presentation of his certificate,
ceive a ticket which.will admit him free during
the fair Any person complying with the above
regulations and paying $40. shall become life
member, and shall be exempt from all contribu-
tions, and shall annually receive from the Secre-
tary free family ticket
All persons must be provided with tickets, which
can be had from the Executive Committee. Treas
urer or Secretary. or at the office ON tho ground
Persons acting as judges are expected to become
members Of the Society Persons from other conn
ties can become members by complying with the
above rules. Ladies can become members by ma
king application above. and paying into the
Treasury fifty cent when they will receive
ticket TO admit them free
Exhibitors must become members Of the Society
end hxvv th cir sufns sls end a s4slss entsrsd On
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State Central Committee.
The following gentlemen compose the ID
MON State Central Committee for the ensu-

MON State Central Committee for the ensu-
ing year VIZ
Hop. JoHN CESSNA, Chairman, Bedford,
Peua a
burg.
AIlegheny-A. NJ Brown, Col. Alexan-
der HiIands, Pittsburg.
Armstrong-John L. J4eech, Leechurg.
Bradford-E O. Goodrich, Towanda.
Sullivan-N. w Ackley, D1shore.
Blair-Caleb Gueyer, Tyrone
Cambria "A. c. Mullen, Ebensburg.
Carbon-Daniel kalbfuss, Mauch Chunk.
Monroe John n. Stokes, Stroudsburg.
Centre. T. johnson.
Clarion-Col. B. [. Reed, Clarion.
Forest-L. Rogers.
Clearfeld-John Patton, Curwensville.
Clinton-Dr Ii. A. Lichtenthaler, Lock
Haven.
Cameron-H 7. Taggart. Emporium
Chester-Geo NJ. Rupert, West Chester.
Fulton-D K. Wagner, NJ Connellsburg.
Crawford-S. n. Pettis, Meadville.
Columbia-J H. Ikler, Millville.
Montour-J. NJ Shoope. Danville.
Elk-Henry Southcr, Ridgeway
Dauphn-Geo. Bergner, Harrisburg, H.
J. Miley, Midd etown.
Erie-Geo. w. Cotton, Erie.
Cunberand-Geo Zinn, Carlisle.
Fayette-P A. Johns. Uniontown
Huntingdon-Capt. Brice X. Blair, Hun
tingdon.
Miflin-Geo. H. Galbraith
Juniata-A. i. Guss
Luzerne-E. FL. Chase, Wilkesbarre.
Westmoreland-W II. Markle, Greens
burg
Delaware-Col. S. B. Thomas, Media.
Lancaster-Col. 0. j. Dickey. Peter Mar
tin.
Greene-R. W. Downey. Waynesburg.
Indiana-Coi D. s. Porter
Beaver-M. S. Quay, Beaver
Lawrence-Hon. j. W. Wallace, New
Castle.
Montgomery VIM. B. Rambo, Nor
ristown
Mercer-S II. Miller, Mercer.
Northampton-S, +. Cook, Jr. Easton.
LehIgh-Amos EttlDger, Allentown.
Schuylkill-Theo. Garreston, Pottsvile
Lycoming Clinton Lloyd, WilIiamsport
Snyder-W F. Wagonseller, Selnsgrove
Union-Major ". r. Foster, Miffiinburg
Butler-John NJ Thompson, Butler
York-Silas Fl. Forry. York
Somerset-Henry T. Schcll, Somerset.
erry--Wm. Lowther.
Northumberland. B. Packer, Sunbury.
Berks-fsaac Eckert, Reading; Dr. f.
c. Kitchen, i4rumteltville.
Nenangc-S. A. Thomas, franklin.
Lenanon-Johu George, Lebanon
Pike-Jacoh KIinehaus, Milford.
Tioga-M. Fl Cobb, WeIlsboro
Bucks-Caleb y. Ta"Ior, Bristol.
observation-disclosures B. Rule
Potter-A w. VI Alarney, Coudersport.
Wyoming-J. s. Little
Bedford-.Joseph r. Durborrow, Bedford
Philadelphia-Frank s. Johnson. Kenne
dy N Cav. James Freeborn, james Kerns,
Geo. w. Hamlnersley, Charles Thompson
jones, NJ Fl. Dickinson, James Giliigham.
Franklin-John Stewart, Chambersburg
Brig. Gen. James y. Ekin, Washington,
D. G.