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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-15

AlunZo IorinR,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Jefferson L.
SNngstOn, Deceased.
Byjvirtue OF n decree made md entered I'm
this entISe on the 18th day of May, ISIS, twas
adiudgod, oNlered, and deCreed that this cause
be referred to one of the Commissioners OfthIs
Court to audit, state, and settle the Admlnis-
trRtion ncCOunt Of the sod j iOTiugIppd, report
the Snme TO Court, ana also ascertain and re-
port what debts There arc against tile estate OF
property belonging To said estate, describing
tile separate parcels thereof, ana where Situ-
ate, and what pIrt thereof Is encumbcred hy
deeds of trust orothcrwl>e, and the amount Of
each encumbUlncc, and to whom due, md
that he give four weeks notice by advertise
mont IhcmOf, published in some newspaper
printed in Wheeling, Mt the time and place of
taking such account and that lie also, by like
advertisement, give notice TO all persons
claiming to be CTedituIS uf the said estate, that
they, at the time and lllhcc to be named by
him, appear before him and produce and
prove the amount of their respective debts on
pain OF having their satd supposed debts eN-
ctudcl nom payment by said estate, In ease
they do not respectively Mt said time and
place provo the same, and that his proceed
| he Inhy deem pertinent, or which lie may be
required by said parties, orHny of them, spe-
ciRlly To report, and that new process OF subj
Icena Issue against the Infant defendant John
CnNIMGssr0SERis OFFICE.
q WHHEIISC, w. VA, Aug. -, 1855.
In pursuance Of the nbove mentioned de-
ere, Shnll, ut my Office, ON Main street,
Wheeling, W. Nn., on Monday, the aSuh day
Of September, 1875, proceed 10 Hudlt, STATE, a..
the accounts, &C., MS required ly the said de
cree. All peIsnns interested are lieT,E,y noti-
-- HANNIRAI. FORBES
auS22-Nd Master Comm SSinuPGL
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BOOTS AND SHOES
Spefiat aIOtites.


COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid PomadeSl!
Nomore rancid Pomades :!
you want something elegant,
II you admine delicious Perfume,
II you desire son and silky Hair,
IfyOu want yOur Hair preserved.
II you want your Hair TO grow
II you want 10 prevent premature Badness,
II you want TO be nd of Dandrun,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle.
For sale by
LAUGHLINs & BUsHFIELD,
lu2i Wheeling, w. Va.
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Valuable Property for Sale,

VNHE AS TRUSTEE FOR
Il, NM Hestor a. EdghlgtOn, will sell nj
public auction, at the front door or the Conf
House OF Ohio County, on
Wednesday,, the .Ist day of November.
1855, at 10 o'clocl; n. M, IL not previously dis.
posed of Mt private sale, the following deScTiI,-
ed valuable real estate, situated on the M
uonnl Road, about three miles east OF the citS,
pt Wheeling, and commonly known 9s tie
sold Race COuFSen - ''Ae
said property contains about 100 acres. but
mas recently been surveyed and divided into
I'VE parcels. Two OF said parcels front ui1on
the National Road about % poles each mud
extend back about IS poles, and contain about
l3acreS eAcl.f -. Z, - - -.
Two other parcels, square in form and about
equal IN size, containing about l3aCres each,
front upon the County road, which Is the
southern boundary of the entire trnct.
me other parcel contains about 80 acFeS, and
IS Immediately in the rear OF the above de-
Scribed parcels- tit4Eg ltLzslt.ls5
All OF said land is under n high state of cul-
tlvattOn, and is considered to be the best
land either for farming or gardening purposes
adapted, both from its position and accessi-
billty, for q race course or pleasure grounds
One OF the largest educational establishments
in the West Is within one-fouTth of mile OF
the above described property. iIa.It
Said property will be sold In n body or In
parcels to suit purchasers.
y Terms made known on day of sale, or nv an
plicntiOn TO the undersigned or Mrs, H. a
EdgingtonJ near the premises where plot OF
the grounds may be seen. .Ig....-- 60.
sep2-wtd b. $. GOOD, Trustee
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ARRrvEp.-we take pleasure in an
nouncing the arrival of Capt. Vim.
Moyston, formerly commander of the
Earthquake volunteers. His numer-
Gus friends will extend TO him cor
6;ol ,,,a1rOn,e
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FEDERAL couET.-The Court yester-
day gave its decision in the case of Ber-
ger & Hoffman against the steamer Oil
City. The plaintiffs obtained verdict
for forty-nine cords of bark at twelve,
dollars cord. The Court having con-
cluded the business of the term, adj
journed. y special term will be held
here in November.
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Disease o. NLPRUpENcE.

When the misguided md lmprudent votTrv
teeHS OF ms painful disease, II too often han
pens an ill-timed sense Of shame or dread
OF ulsfNEery, deterS him from applying h,
those who, from education and respectAbility
can alone befriend him, DELAYING till the coi,
suIuuOnnl symptoms Of Jnls hoFTid dlSense
ILiIoStI diseased nose, nocturnal palms In the
head ana limbs, dimneSR OF sight, DEAFNESS
ON the head, face and eXtremlties, progressing
yitn lrtghttul mpidlty, till at last the DaIaf8
81 Ine mouth or the bones Of the nose tan IN
y h0fTtd object of administration, until death
puts n period To his dreadful sufieTineR hv
sending him to "that undiscovered 5ToII,,try,
from whence no traveller returns,''
y Is nleinHchOiy Edct, TINT thousands faI
Slctlms to this terrible disease, owing 10 the
uinskllLIulnesS of iRnornnt pretenders who by
me use Of that deadly poison, MerciiyJJ tIlIil
me me constitution, and make the residue Of lilo
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PuRTY.-we have been requested to
suggest TO the citizens and city author
titles free use of quick lime in such
localities ms need publication. AS the
work of cleansing has been commenced
let it be thorough and complete, neither
should it be delayed until Pestilencc
makes its appearance in our city.
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2 THE "pouncet box" that Shakspeare's
fop applied TO his nose, when iucom-
NODDED with the fumes of ''vilIninous
saltpetre, !" was out OF place in the field,
but our military heroes returning from
their victories, rightly deem that a Ii
.SaiAOU of PhNlon'a might Blooming
SeseNH'' on their handkerchief. nfldsl n
sastma 70 the HoUihl rsunISns ISliieh
Meleome the advent OF pcGco. sols
SsFyWhsre' II
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Rus oTF.-Yesterdny afternoon Mr..
Henry Daub's team became frightened
and run away with the beer wagon
to which they We're attached. The beer
with which the wagon was loaded, was
scattered along the street, and it is
said that number of persons in North
Wheeling expressed their willingness
TO take care Of n key or two. The wag-
ON was considerably damaged.
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.-s-,-.,6 ATw oolD'sl #
DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER,

AND
H Y ID RAULIC SAND PUMP,
DRACTICAL TESTS HAVING FULLY
j demonstrated the superiority of this ma
chine over all Others for the purpose OF sink
ing OH Wells, the undersigned Is now pre-
pared To receive orders for the Sllme.
This machinery comprises everything re-
qult1te for the boring Of oil wells, excepting
the STEAM ENGINE AND CAST IROS
pRlNlNG4 PIPE, (htlt will he furnished II
ueSirel, nj n reasonable price,, and tlisDenstas
with tile use of tie Derrick Rope, Bull wheel
anu other cumbrOuS and expensive fixtures
now IN use, and Is so aTTunged lJcing con-
.StructeI ON wheels and portabIe That IL can
De easily removed for the purpose OF sinking
wells In different localities
THE DETRlTlIS Is removed from the well
by our Patent Hydraulic process and does
not require the removal OF the drill from the
npring. This ProceEs not only removes all
the detntns In from to 10 minutes bnt like
wise eiiectunlly clears out and opens MI the
small OIL veins that are so often entirely closed
up W Ihe old process ofSand pumping.
WITH THIS MACHINE and n practical
engineer, n well can be sunk from 100 10 en-
ieet within n period OF nom 10 to 80 ClayS 0ffeI
The soil pipe has been driven.
Arrangements are being made for the con.
Structi0n and delivery OF these machines nj
GSew, York, Norwich, Ncwburg, NJ ", and
PlttSburg, Penna. >
For further Information, price FERNS 20
address, SIMEON LELAND. 49,
.,.-,o - .. BE-. METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
uusLU-[nlW New York
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.gegaI

ID d. . q b #
VIyESr VIRGINIA, Ohio COUNTY CIR
w cult Court:-August Rules, 1865,
The Merchants Il Mechanics Bank of
Wheeling, 10,
vs..
I.eonnrd c. Frost and Nathan T. Higbie, part
nersin b1sinSsss using the firm name OF L z.
II. Cole, partners as sherman & Cole, Samuel
TTimble, Samuel HnZlett and Joseph Sey-
bold, Sheriff Of Ohio county.
In Chnncery.
The object of this suit Is to subject the effects
of J.. e. Frost " Co., attempted TO be attached
by The defendants, Sherman & Cole, Samuel
Ita2lett and Samuel Trimble, to the SatisfIc-
tiOn OF the Judgment OF the plaintln, recov-
cred in the Municipal Court OF Wheeling. for
S20,tG6 81, and to subject the equitable nSScttS
of the said Frost Il Co. 10 the same end. And
the defendants, Sherman \ Cole, ana samuel
Hnzlett, being non-residentS of this state they
will appear as defendants in this cause w1tl-
in one month aGter the due publication OF
this onleT. JACOB BURISLlC.
A copy tcstc:-JACon BURKI.E, Clerk.
aug3l-itw
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4OUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED in when alone habit fro
quently learned from evil Companions, or Mt
school, the effects of which nre nightly felt
even when asleep, and II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that q younG man, the hone of
MS country, the darling of his parents, should
be snntched from all prospects and enjoy
ments Of life, by the consequences OF tey.ia-
ting fTom the path of nature and indulglng
before contemplating :
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Commissioners .lrq \ Sale Of Land

In Brooke County, W. Vn.
DY. VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court for Brooke County Va
nov West Virginia,) pronounced ON the 22i
uny OF October, lSiG, In a cause in said Court
pending, wherein james Parkinson Il come
plnlnnnt md BENJAMIN Parkinson ndnSinis-
ttntor with the will annexed of George Pnrk-
inson deceased and others are defendants.
the undersigned, commissioner, will offer foF
sale ut the front door OF the Court House OF
Brooke county on tue NJ b Il
26th day of September, 1895,
so muelIoftbe land nlenti oneiI In tia biIihn,l
proceeding Cbetng the land near Bethany. In
SAID county, Rhere0n Enitl George PAFliIIsnn
deceased, resided in his life tiineJ rs win Ia
9f9eient 70 SATISFY iWhRt IS due the said com.
Ralnant on the sum OF So 75S y, With in eft.tt
On sl,1lg, Parcel thereof, from tho 1st day az
Sc se9lteIn6er. lsld TIL paid, and expenses Of
sale as mentions In said decree Z -
The sale win commence az i O'clock p NJ
and Will be on q credit OF one, two and thTee
years, the pnrGhnser giving bond with qoSfI
security tor the payment Of the puTchase
money with Interest thereon iii uaids ami
IN atls VII be retained tlll the purchase
o. : ! sRENJ.ASr1N PARKINso,S aa'
-telsA'-otH-- Commissioner.
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ADvAScE IL NAI1s.-Nails advanced
in this market, yesterday, half dollar
per keg. They quote now at Sc .. The
feeling in iron is quite buoyant.
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RrvER.-The weather yesterday was
warm and cloudy, with a heavy thun-
der storm in the afternoon. Business
on the landing for the past two days,
has been quite brisk. The arrivals were
the Ne,e State, from Parkersburg; the
J. s. Hall, from Gallipolis; the Ncruda,
for Pittsburgh.
Departed,-Rerenne, for Parkersburg;
J. s. Hall, for Pittsburgh, and Nerddo,
for st. Louis. Tho river is FILLING with
twelve feet in the channel.
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SUPERIOR ARTICLE. The artificial
limbs sold by Mr.. Charles Behler have
proved to be the most perfect and salts
factory of any yet introduced, being re-
mnrkably strong and simple in their
construction. We cheerfully recon-
mend Mr.. Behler 10 all those who have
been so unfortunate as TO incur the loss
of a leg or an arm. He can furnish an
article that will as nearly supply the
loss as art can possibly produce. Give
him call ut his rooms on Monroe street,
where samples can be found.
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STRANGERS,

Trust not your lives or health TO the care OF
many unleamed and worthless pTetenfjeTs
destitute of knowledge name or chnyacteT'
who copy DR.. Johnston's advertisements, or
SSlyie themselves in the newspapers, Regular
tney Keep yon trifiing month RfIer month
lhklng their filthy and poisonous compOuntiS
and in despair, leave you with ruined health
toSlgh over your own gnlling DISAPPOINTMENT
,s bT: johnston is the only Physician nGiver-
i a dSS credentials or diplomas always hang in
MI others, prepared from n life Epent' in he
great hospitals of Europe, the first in the
SS nntIy, and more extensive private pTocfics
lhah any other Physician in the world -.
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: f lHgf.. John IHtleriy. -l .lIfs
......t. be s.f.s Attachment In Debt.
Tile object OF this suit Is 10 recover OF tile
defendant, LntEerty, the sum of Si22 "a, with
Interest nom November list, 1850, and costs OF
suit: A gnrnlkliee attachment having issued
and returned served upon the Baltimore AMI
Ohio Il. X. Co.
The said IAfferty being y lion-resident OF
this state, II Is hereby ordered TINT he np-
pear ns defendant in this CIlse within one
month after the publication hereof.
JACOB BURKLE.
a COPY teSte-,JAcnB BURKLE, Clerk.
Geo W. Caldwell, Atty for Pitt.
SepI-ltLIS3tW
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Z ehect that n sound mind and body are tt,e
n;oSf necessary requisites to promote conTu-
6iol h'IpnlneSs. Indeed, without these the
lnuTnSH through life becomes weary NIL
RIlmRgs: the prospect hourly darkens to the
view the mind becomes shadowed with DIES
par and nlletl with the melancholy Tefiec-
u6n that the happiness OF another becomes
bllghted with ouroWn.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

llnmedlnleIy cured ana 1till NtEOr Restored,
This distressing nffectiOn-Wliicll renders
life md marriage ImpossibleIig the penalty
paid by the victims of improper induigenCeS
Young peTEons nre too APT to commit eSCesses
from not being aware Ofthe dreadful CUnga.
gucnces TINT may ensue. Now, who that nm
deTStnnds the subject viii pretend 10 DENY
TINT the power OF pToCTentiOn IL lost soOnGT
by those falling Into improper habits than
by the pTIident3 Besides belnr CicpTIyeIj ~
the pleasure OF healthy Offspring the most
serious and destructive symptoms 10 boih
body and mind arise. The system becomes
dernnEed, the Physical md Mental Functions
Weakened; los Of Procreative Power NeTy-
GUS Irritnblllty, Dyspepsia, Palpiiatinn Of f6e
Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional DeIility.
q Wasting OF the FTnme, Cough, Consume
ton, Decay and Death. IT. -
Ohice, NO. 2 South Frederick Street,
Len hand side going from baltimore street
q few dooTs from the corner. Fail not To on.
serve the name and number
Letters must he paid md contain n Eiamp.
The Doctors Diploma hangs in his office.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
No Mercury or Nd1lScOus IT10ly
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INDORsEAIENT a. THE PRE,so

The many thousands cured at this instItu-
RorGmt Surgical Operations PERFORMED nv
". Johnston, witnessed by the reporters If
lhe sun, Clipper and many other uanaTs
noticeS OF which have appeared again and
agaln before the public, besides his STANDING
rs s gentleman OF character and responsibIlis
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Married Persons or Young Mon contempla.
ting marriage, being aware of pbysicRl weak
ness, organic debility, defOrInitles speedily
He who phnces himselfunder the care OF DIR
j., may N Rgiously eonlde In his honor as
gentleman, and confidently rely upon hki
skill rs physician. r-ff 80
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Mtdifa1.
hook HOSPITAL.
RNrRSTABLISHED AS A REFUGE
FROM QUACKERY.-aa
THE CE HHEREA oURECAN
he OBTAINED.
nR. IOHNRTON IAanIRCOVERED TIIK.

nR. JOHNSTON IIAsDISCOVEREDT HR
most Certain, Speedy and only fslectunl
Remedy in the world for nll Private Diseases,
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Structures,
Affections of the Kidneys and BlnIldBT, lnVOl.
ulitnry Discharges, ImpOtcncy, General De-
hility; NERVOUSNESS, Dyspepsia, Lnnguor, Low
Spirits Confusion OF Ideas, PnlpItntion OF the
Heart, Timldity, Trembling, DtmneAs Of Sight
or GiddIness, Disease of the Head, Throat
Nose or Skin, Affections OF the Liver, Lungs
Stomach or BOVels-thOr4e terrible disorders
arising from tho Solitary Habits of Youth
those SIeCRET and solitary. practices more fatal
to their victims than the song of SyTens to
the Mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most
brilliant hopes or nntcipatiOns, rendering
marriage, &c, impossible. di
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Especially, who have become the victims of
Solitary Vice, thlt dreadful and destructive
hubit which annually sweeps TO nm untimeiV
grave Thousands OF Young Men or the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have entIanced listening
Senates with the thunders of eloquence, or
walked TO ecstaCy the living Tyre, may cali
with full confidence.
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SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREU.
~ 10 letters received unless postpaid and
SOntalnlng stump to be used on the Tpni :.
5etSons writing should state age and sand mr.:
uOh OF advertisement describing EymptOms
r,r.I- JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, 81. D..
" yit me baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore,
Ieol0-lyH MARYLAND
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-28
nus,er ONT Of officer,.

WAsHrseros, August 26.-The following
order mastering, out unemployed generals has
been promulgated:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-28

INV YORK, August 20 "A Havana letter Of
August 10Th Gays: Generals Preston aud W alker
leit by the steamer Elder for Enga intendin z
to go to Halifax
Governor Moore will remain in Cubs until his
fate is determined in Washington.
General Magruder is in the City OF Mexico,
ready TO take employ ment il he can hnd il.
Captain Maury has found service with the
Emperor as superintendent of national obser-
vatory. which is to be established and Major
Aordecai As typographical civil engineer will be
associated for the present with Col. Talcott, in
charge OF an important branch of the public rail.
way service.
General Edmund Kirby Smith remains here to
communicate with bis friends, but Of course he
deslres-to return to Florida. where be would be
OF great service in the establishment Of 4 good
governments, A. well his sound Judgment, indus
try and inhnsnce at home, where be il highly
esteemed, as hy his own conviction as "a 10 bis
duty for the future, aud that of the citizens OF
the country VINO have played out their dream of
independence
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The Loss OF the steamer RrOthe r
Jonathan

NEW YoRK, August 26-The Alta Califor-
niaan, OF San Francisco, Of the morning of the
81 inst. has been received 1t contains the fol
lowing in relation TO the loss of the Brother
Jonathan:
Crescent CRY. July 80, VIA JAcKsoxvILLK-
The steamer Brother Jonathan struck a sunken
wreck off St DOmes Point, eight or ten miles
west from here, az 1890 p. NJ. tot day. All on
board were lost except seventeen persons, includ
ing three children. Boats have gone to the res
cue. but there are no hopes of saving any more
Two boats were swemped alongside of the ship,
and three boats were left on board
The following are the names OF those saved
James Patterson. third officer; ID. Farrell, steer
age steward Il Miller, baker; p Lum, fire.
man; w. M. Lowry, fireman; W. T. Shield,
waiter: Stephen Moran. waiter; Mrs. Mary Ann
Tweedle. Mrs. Bernhardt aud child Mrs. NJ. +.
Wilder. Mrs. Staff and child. and four colored
seamen.
LATEST The boats have returned, but seen
nothing OF the wreck, and we give up all hopes
of saving more passengers. Officer Pamerson,
reports Brgadier General Wright. when last
seen on board, had a life preserver in his hand.
SAN FRAScIsco, August lS.-There is no news
of Importance.
The war steamer Saranac went out on the 10th
to cruise for the pirate Shenandoah.
Many bodies of the passengers from the wreck
oil the steamer Brother Jonathan have been re-
covered. but no lives saved except those escaping
IN small boats, as heretofore reported.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-28

been promulgated:
War DEPARTMENT,
ApyurASr GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. August &c. 1865.
General Order Ne. 1873:
By direction of the President the following
named general officers of the United States Vol
unteers are hereby honoraby mustered out of
the service Of the United States. their services
being no longer needed:
Maj Gen. n. P. Banks, Silas Casey, Sam p.
Heintzleman, Daniel ButteIfeld. Abner Double
day. John ]. Peck. Geo. L. Harstuff; Brevet
Major General 8. A. Asboth, Geo. l. Andrews,
William W Belknap, Chas Cruft, Joseph B.
Cord. William 2. Curtin, Joshua L. Cumber-
land, Thomas A. Davis, Elias G.. Dennis, Ed
ward Fewers. Covier Grover, Robert g. Gran
ger, Charles h Graham. Kennis Garrard Lewis
A. Grant, Simon Griffin, Geo. II. Gordon.
Joseph Hayes, n. j. Jackson, Nathan Kimball,
John r Kenty, j. Macarthur, J L Morgan,
J. 7. Miller, Byron X. Pierce, j. Robinson, T.
Seymour, Frank Solomon, George h Stan
nard EsAlexander Shaler. Erastus B. Tyler
Joseph @. Veatch, William Van Dever. W. C.
Ward. W. A. Whitaker; Brigadier Generals
Richard Arnold Napoleon b. BufoId, Mason
Brayman, Henry Baxter, William Brney. Cyrus
Busy, Ed. s. Briggs. John Cook. Henry b. Car
rington. Charles +. Campbell. Powell Clayton,
Alfred N Duffee, J. Davis Speeds. Lawrence r.
Graham. E. H. Hobson. Joseph K. Hawley. H.
n. Judah. Joseph T Knife. II. H. Lockwood.
Jacob G Laman, Thomas j. Mexican. Sullivan
A. Meredith, A NJ. H. Morris, George H. Nc
Ginnis. Thomas Il. Mill, John NJ. Oliver, w. A.
Pile, Elliott W. Rice, W. ID. Sturgis, j. H.
Stokes. A. j. Slemmer, T. w. Sweeny. Alex.
Schemmel6nnig. Stephen Thomas, Daniel Ull-
man. II. p Van Oleve. Ftz Henry Warren, @.
ID. Wagner and James A. Williamson.
by order of the Secretary OF War.
X d. TowysESp G.