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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
Circular From the Secretary of state.
UArARtAANr OF orAtA,

Washington, Tucsday May %, 1865
IA copy Of the Presidents Amnesty
Proclamation II this date is herewith appended.
BY clause in the instrument the Secretary
OF 5 ate IS directed to establish rules and regu-
hton. for administering and recording the um-
nesty oath 50 as tu insure ITS benefits to the peO-
ple and guard the Government against fraud.
Pursuant to thus injunction you are informed
that the Data prsc lbed in the proclamation
may be taken and subscribed before any com.
mi stoned ulhoer, civil, military, or naval, in the
service OF the Ualtod States or any evil or
military officer OF loyal State or Territory,
whu by the laws thereof may be qualified ior
administering otths. All officers who receive
such oaths aie herebg au honEed to give certlh, d
copies thereof to the persons respectively by
whom they were made aud such officers are
hereby required n transmit The originals OF such
ua,hs at as early a day a. may be con eulent to
this Department, wheio they will he deposited
aud remain IN the archives Oi the Government
A register thereof will be kept in the Depsr
ment and ON application IN proper cases, cer'
uhcatea will be issued Ui such records Ia The
customary form OF official certificates. am
nr, your Ohedient servant,
WiluAA II SESAsp, Secretary Of State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

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three Insertions 81 90. for each .ubstqun iBsfTihn
% cents Cness the number of tns ron- married tn
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Ltueraid SC ,unt made merchants Others derIis
Ing ~ he year.
For notices OF beroAB, hstraSs, IN" Form alton ant
Dissolution Copartut rshps, &C. sl00 each Tor thrts
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he ord,f.
Notices 10 columns 10 cents per line each inser
ton, hut DO charge de Of less than 80 cents.
Notices Of Deaths and Marriages inse ted gratis but
ext n ed Obituary Notices Poetry, will be charged
htlf adgertsing rates,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
ANN Is stnl1inr slratarY.

Dr. Ross Of Virginia, being a mercllal man
end kind, having to clip the ears Of beau llu'
blooded. rat terrier, procured dollars worth
of ehlorolorm, and after administering the ldse.
nile canine several doses by means OF asp1nge,
succeeded in producing mos satisfactory state
of inseusiblllty. lie clipped the pups ea's
beautifully, and wired them up in splendid style.
So far, the operation was d oIdrd success but
when he came TO wake up hs patient, 1t Was no
60. The "purp' was dad.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

STRATEGY Shortly after the battles OF Chat
tluoosa, zen. Grant was sitting IN his head
quarters at Nashville with his ieet comiorm-
6ly stretched before the Ere, while ho en-
dyed himself with puihng and chewing his
GUAR with that completeness of rep1se which
= rangers to his habits have called dulucss Of
facial expression. Qlsrterma,ter General Meig-
sat near him, white General W. +. Sml,h, who
had bat short time before made himself quite
a reputation with Grant, by the skilliul oper-
atoms IN Lookout Valley in October 1868,
plo.d tie floor apparently absorbed IN thought.
Meigs noticing this, broke the silence which
had lasted several minutes by asking;
" What are you thiuking about, Baldy2"
On receiving no reply from thu absorbed
officer, he turned to Grant and remarked, with
laugh
" Baldy is studying strategy
Grant removed bis Cigar iron hls lips and
said, with serious air ONT believe Ia
sra,egy IN the popular understanding OF the
term usa 1t to get up to the enemy just AS
c Sc as practicable with us little oss as possible.
Aod what then asked MeiRs
Then Up, guards and at em " replied
the General. with m,re than usual spirit, then
again laIsns into his accustomed tacllurosy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

Ia the mid.t OF stormy discussion. a gentle
man rose to se,le the matter in dispute. Wav'
iug his hauds mJrstieilly over The excited dl,-
,ultn,', he begau =" uentltmen, all SAINT Is
common srn.e-' " Exactly" Jsrrold interrupt
ed, that is precisely what you do 'eini.' The
discussion was ost IN a burst OF laughter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

The times are so hard can h.rdy manage 10
keep my nose shove water" said husband TO his
uil., Who was impnuunrg him for dress.
" No. che replied with some a.pvri,y. "but You
manage to keep it above brandy aud water easy
enough"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

al wish, said beautiful wife to her studl.
Gus husband, " wish WASH book " wl.h
YOU were--an Almanac," replied her loving
lord, "and then would get new one every
YEAR Just then the elk Tuslltd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

puNsnsKSr fOR DAVIS A paper suggests
ha. J,h b. impfl.Oned Tor life at hard labor
10 pofpstuate the memory OF Abraham Lincoln
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-17
DIED.

At Springfield Halifax county, Va Feb 7. 1865 after
q lingering illness OF several months DIR. HENRY {.
CHALMERS 4. A. {. =, in the 9th year OF his age.
The promise vi noble bghted IN his early
DEATH but his friends have the consolation Of knowing
that he lived long enough to illustrate the highest virtues
manhood and the brightest graces Of christianity The
purity and benehcepce OF his lierare and shining a.
these were-did not distinguish him than the
perorty of his intellect and the opuence OF his attain
ments The former secured Tor him the esteem OF
all who knew him. and the latter gave him an influence
aud consideration In society not often youchsafed TO one
so young Had il pleased the Author OF his being TO
have granted him length Of days and the wards OF
agathered full harvest of earthly honors But missing
these he has gone the earlier to the boundess
chat await who have done their duty
here and escaping the detements OF the world, have
kept the whiteness Of their souls.
On the 9Th January, 1865 at his residence in Henry
county, JOHN CALLAwAY in his Saith year.
Born in Bedford county, he in early life removed to
Franklin where he married and was engaged in merchan
dizng until called by the citizens TO represent them in the
Legislature which lie did for three successive years De
Ginning reelection he removed from Franklin TO Yadkn
river N c. aud engaged in farming, which he pursued
with great energy for number OF years Having large
farm in Henry he again returned to Virginia where he
remained until his death
Confined his room, almost entirely, by sickness fol-
the eight years, he made every preparation
flor eternity and uet death with that cool foItitude which
Christian alone can do who knows that his hope is wei
founded He could say with the Psalmst-" Though
walk through the valley Of the shadow Of death viii
fear evil for Thou art with me Thy rod and Thy stat
they comfort me- u.
In Lunenburg county, Va, on the LIST OF January
1876 LENA BELL daughter of the Hon. Caspar W
Bell of the State OF Missouri
-" Missouri papers please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-17

:. AEsaHEss sksi real ssEsishss apsa ssas ~ s"S
rvtorf uneaauras nov bsfct0 TIE country heSa te'e
have = controlling influence upon tne seeSess ,ta
great struggle in which We are engagel anu upon 'A0
iestiny OF our country and pOstefiIy ASe.eioi', 400
p,.,roa Tbat believing to be the duty OF any pew
Resolved, A Ia means which God has placed in their
por 20 protect their homes their hiesldes, ana lhe
L,s Of tbeir fathers from the devastation Oh neie
- inv ader We are strongly an iayoE I" enls'ie two
h,ir,d Thousand negroes soldiers 10 ASSIST uS ln
burning back the foe tnat we are WING 10 hs sue ~
- With negro loops rather than submit 10 the uhed'
rile ,isri inds OF the North and that We would not
leel any more degraded thereby than by poughhB ih
tLe me field or working in the same snop Oh that the
brmiliution Was greater than seeing them made OUT
EQUALS by the edict OF Yankee Congress
hesoyed That in this critical uncIure delays are Jan,
rerous that II We DO not use the negroes AS means o
Srotecton the enemy will use him AS means oil subu-
CATION We would therefore urge upon our authorizes 'he
Importance of immediate and vigorous Scuon
Resolved That the right OF the Citizen 10 CLAIM pro
lection from the Government and ms duty 10 give ina
Government his services when needed IecipfOcaE tha'
the time has arrived when the services oil every man
needed IN the Held and IL 10 dscouraging 10 9lu soiu
~ sc so many Young ablebOded men yet AT home OF IL
nom nroof psitions who have never shouldered mus
ke but have amassed fortunes by specializing upon th'
cessar;es OF life and respectfully ask tAe Govern
msnts State ana National to repeal All exemptions
men between the ages Of eighteen ana iOIy-nNe Ne0eP
m disability and press them forward 10 III up tAs IShA
80 he ensuing campaign, in order that If successful We
may share IA one eVn"ON eAo4'i - 80 ~
one common ruin. e.-t b..
That copies Of these resolutions be furnished
the Richmond papers ior publication, our mned'a"
in Congress and the Georgia Legislature
The foregoing preamble aud resolutions were
unanimously adopted by the company
Tyler VI. PEOPLES,
Captain Commanding Battery
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-17
THE CITY.

HUsrryGs COURT - y aIsrRArEs.-In this court,
yesterday, Noah b. Reed, charged with garroting
David Currie and robbing him of watch was dis
charged,
A noae proSsqui was entered in tho case of VIM
ST. George Gum, charged with aiding negroes to
escape to the enemy.
The Grand Jury brought in indictments against
Owen Muldowney in ten cases, for receiving stoleI
goods, and against VIM. Ii. Harrison for larceny.
George W. Berry was examined and sent to the
Judges court for stealing watch from Francis u
Rhea.
Anne Perrin, white woman, was examined on
the charge of aiding and abetting Vina, slave Of
John D. Holstead, to escape to The enemy She
was sent Oh to the Hastings Court. The same wo-
man was examined aud sent on in two other similar
cases. The Court agreed to admit her to bail in
So, 900 in each case, but being unable to produce
the security, she was committed to jail.
SPRING TIME COAING.--NcPhers has been serv.
ing up lettuce at Congress Hall. Shsd will follow
next and, in short time, We suppose, he will bs
fessting his customers on green peas.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-17
A NEW PRIESTESS-PARIS.
[cOrrcspondence of the New York Herald.


English "swell picty'' has been having quite a
treat in Paris, during the past fortnight Some
three weeks since, Galignanrs Messenger announced
one morning that Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Frede-
rio Thistlethwayte have arrived at the Hotel Bris-
FOL, from Grosvenoi Square; London" Now, you
probably have not the remotest conception who
'.Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Frederic sThistlcthwayte"
are. Had you lived in London any time during tho
past ten years, and been at all behind the scenes
in that great London, you would have known.
Some yeas since star of the very first magni-
tude made its appearance in the sky of the deni-
monde in London. This was beautiful young crca-
turc Of about sixteen with elegant 1.-the figure,
most exquistely chiselled features beautiful blue
eyes, complexion which put rouge and powder to
shame, and tue most delicious silky, ax-colored
ringlets that ever were seen upon females head.
She created tremendous sensation, and during
three or four years she carried every thing before
her, and any quantity Of lords dskes and other
members of the "nobity and gentry were brought
down, and paid their homage at the feet Of the
beautiful Laura Bell lathe midst Of her brilliant
career she captivated and married Mr.. Augustus
Frederic Thistlethwyatc, a young gentleman, then
an officer in the army, belonging TO an excellent
family and supposed TO- be the possessor Of consid
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-17

erahs more aIH0lnt Of tnonay than brains. Thfa-
lethwayte who had, aud has now, an income of
about ESQ, 900 year, took bis wife to his elegant
residence in Grosyenor square, and where, being
tabo0ed by the aristocracy for his 1nesdtdace, he
held high carnival for year with his old COM
pauions and those OF the late Laura Bell, now Mrs.
/ Ihistlcthwayte. While thus living in clover, This
tletbwyate went night 10 hear Richard Weaver,
the converted pugilist preach, and Thstlethwaytc
became himself converted. Madame soon followed
suit and in short time Mr. T felt call to preach,
and during two or three years travelled over Eng
land ireland, Scotland, "exhortng." Mrs. L. only
received her "ca lately" and it is OH preaching
mission that she has recently been in Paris.
met Mrs. Thstlethwayte in London, in 1861, at
the House of Lola Monies. 1t seems that in their
1 days of youth and sin Lola and the pretty Laura
Bell had been great crOnies, and, to her credit he
it said she did not feel inclined to throw of her
old friend when she had become rich and prospe-
rous and respectable On the contrary, she assist
ell Lola in the PURCHASE OF long lease OF u house
| ia Park LGne, which Lola, thIn passing under the
name OF Mrs. Head, opened lodging house.
Ii was there / met her one afternoon. Sho and
Lola were then both exceedingly sspious," and were
both 'sittng' under the pastoral and instruc-
tion Of the .Great Tribulation" Cumming. Mrs
Thstlethwayte was then, think, the most beau
fal creature, the most perfect of that waxen doll
like style of beauty, ever saw. l am sorry TO say
however, that although their table was good, bott
she and Lola INDUCED that afternoon IN severa
.sgoes" OF hot gin and water, and that had ths
pleasure fpartaking OF that mild and agreeable
beverage several times with them.
| Mrs. Thistlethwayte, still very beautiful-want
ing only wings and an absence of crnolinc to'leaC
to the Illusion that she is On escaped angel-ha
been preaching here, Sundays and week days, in thu
parlor Of an English resident in Paris, and Ia
drawn large audiences. She speaks with goo
deal of iiuency and 'expounds' with considerable
degree Of force. She breaches moro upon the hor
rors than the beauties Of religion, and 1t seem
strange to hear issuing from those exQuistey CHS
eied lips the warrants of damnation TO the create
portion of mankind. She and her husband have re
turned to England now, without, fear, having &C
complisbed any very "great shakes" in this gay
ungodly city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at the usual hour, the SPEAKER in
in the Chair. Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Atkinson

The House met at the usual hour the SPEAKER in
in the Chair. Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Atkinson
FROM the COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS.
VI. LYON, from the Committee of Ways and
Means reported back the Senate Bill for the can
collation. OF four per cent. bonds and certificates
ceived in payment OF taxoy-lnd other public dues,
with recommendation that it lass Passed.
Also a Senate bill TO authorize the exchange Of
registered bonds Issued under the act Of February
1861, Tor coupon bonds Of Ike amounts and times
for payments, with recommendation that it pass.
Passed.
AlsoS Senate bill to providefor the remission OF
the penalty Of n-delivery of tthes of bacon due
in the year 1854. with the Recommendation that it
pass. Passed
The same from same committee, also reported
iavorably upon the Senate bill exempting maple SUI
gar from the 1.-THE imposed by the act approved
April H. 1864. Passed.
The same also reported back tavorably from the
same COMMITTEES Senate bill TO extend the provi-
sons of the act in relation to the receipt of coun-
terieit Treasury notes by public officers; approved
May ls, lsG4 and the provisions OF the 5th section
Of the act approved feby II, 1854, for the assess
ment and collection OF taxes. Passed.
Also, with favorable recommendation, the SEN
ate bill apprOpratng million of dollars for the
redemption of mutilated notes. Passed.
Also, with the same recommendation, Senate
bill 10 supply the deficiency in the appropriation
made for the support Of the Department OF Justice
for the half year ending December Slst, ist4.-
| Passed.
Also with the same recommendation, the Senate
| bin apprOpriathg seventy five thousand dollars ff
the removal of the naval rope walk from Petersburg
and erecting the same at sone more suitable poin,
/ Passed.
COMMITTEE Of CONFERENCE.
| Mr.. LYON, from the Committee of Conference
| on the disagreeing vote Of the two Houses of Con-
gress upon the bill authorizing the establishment OF
a depositSry in connection with the Treasury, made
a report that the House recede from its amendments
10 the Senate bill, aud that the following be added
/ as an additional section:
That all Treasury notes deposited under the pro-
visions Of this act, and permitted TO remain for
period not less than three months shall be exempt
ell from taxation TO the extent of one-half the tar
that may be imposed on Treasury notes on hand Of
on deposit elsewhere.
| ASKED 70 BE DISCHARGED.
The Committee OF Ways and Means, through Mr.
CoLrAR Of Team, asked to be discharged from tho
further consideration OF Sundry resolutions and bill
relative 10 taxation and other subjects referred e
them by the House, which was agreed to-.
4 FROM Tue COMMITTEE oS ORDNANCE.
i Mr.. ATKINS, of Tenn, under suspension of th'
rules, reported from the Ordnance Committee a bill
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-17
THE NEWS.

NOTHING AT THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
There was nothing at the War Department last
night from South Carolina or any other quarter
and consequently it was not able to verify officially
the rumor that II ,mpton had badly whipped Kill
patrick
THE FEELING IN THE ARMY.
Col. Tbos. s. Flournoy, and Mr.. Funston, of the
House of Representatives, addressed large body
of troops in Pickett's Division, by invitation, day
before yesterday The stirring and eloquent senti-
meuts Of the speakers were enthusiastically re-
sDonded to by the troops. The best spirit pre-
vailed
PRINCE ROBERT BOOTED AND SPCRRED.
The latest bulletin from Washington brings tho
announcement that the boir apparent to the Amer
lean throne, Robert Lincoln, intends 10 emulate
the example Of tie Black Prince and other Scions
Of English royalty, and enter the lists against the
enemies Of his august father. He is only to have,
We are informed, the modest position of Adjutant
General of Volunteers, with the rank of Captain,
and will serve on the staff of General Grant. We
should remember, however, that Victorias son Al
fred is only midshipman, and the young Prince
Napo.eon u Corporal ot the Guards. Prince Robert
may therefore regard it as not beneath bis dignity
To wear at the outset of his military career the
epaulettes and sash ot Yankee Captain.
GRANT VS.. LEE.
While at Washington the other day, Gen'l Grant
In the exuberance of his spirits, declared to
Der of Congress that if the Yankee Government
would only furnish him hundred thousand fresf
troops he would end the war in three months. We
do not betray confidence when we say, per contra
that Genl Lee thinks that if he is only furnished
with the number Of reinforcements he asks for anC
which the Coufederacy easily furnish, that th'
war will be ended in very short period. We vii
see who is right,
FORT FISHER.
Since the fall of Fort Fisher, We learn through
Northern channels that General Grant has beer
there, and after thorough examination expressed
the opinion that the work could not have been car
red, if the naval fire had not dismounted all thl
guns on the side assaulted by the soldiers.
y GOOD MAN MURDERED
We learn that the Rev. X. II. Boykin, formerly
of Ferry Point but recently Of Norfolk, was
short time since found murdered in the streets o
that city. There was wound, caused by pisto
shot, thr ough his right cheek, and his clothes were
saturated with blood. The Old Dominion newspaper
saws il could not have been caused by his politica
sentiments as lac has been perfectly non commita
as to the issues of the day, and adds; Whicheve
way We look, the same mystery tnvelops th,
whole affair." and will probably ever continue t,
do so until the murderer himself reveals his darl
secret.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-17
THE coNsrTUrrOS-srATE RIGHTS,
RICHMOND WHIG.
/ -
Friday uor-lnsr February ~, IseO.
EVENING WING.

We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P NJ and
every succeeding day Sundays excepted at the
same hour, an evening edition OF the Wing. The
Evening Wing will contain the latest news by mai
and telegraph up to the hour of going to press, ed
torials, local intelligence, Sc. jy 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-17
7 AkGE FRAME DWEal.IN.i, WITH

ROOMS Kitchen, sulOke house and other servants
rooms stable with stalls with iUO acres OF cleared
land with the privilege OF 50 of ground tor
Ient.-We oneI the above described prOpeEy,
one and quarter miles from the city, the Williams
burg Turnpike. Possession immedIsle. The land 10,
oil 1t very productive and may be cultivate IN CON-
oat. vegetables any crop the may select must
productive. .GhUBBs WILLIAMS,
teI7-3t AuctiOueefs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-17
NEAR HowLETT Housr,
E.l.-,...., lfl. tlCg

Ny Comrades in-arms from Nelson Co., .Va.,
in Company g, l4th ga. Infantry. Lampkin's
Battery and Ryes' Battery:
Gentemen-Your very fattcri1g call of the Och inst.
asking to be allowed to use my hpm, al CANDIDATE
for seat in the HOUSE OF DELEGATES, is before me-
feel deeply grateful Tor the high compliment you have
paid me, especially when consider with what unanmty
the call made and cannot refuse to obey the wishes
Of so many Of my fclow-soldieF--
You at liberty, therefore, to u'e my name, anu
bould Won with the aid of our good friends at home,
elect me- promise no effort shall be spared on my part
to make you faithful representative.
n elected: shall not retire from the army and leave
Won 10 FIGHT IL out hut win be ready-as i have
always been--to lend you helping hand and very
truly, ,.,,.,,..
GEO r. GILES
fel7.It. Pickcti's Division.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-17
CORRESPONDENCE.
HowLErr HOUSE, Feb. 9th, Is

HowLErT House, Feb. 9th, 1865.
E5-GEoRGE r. GILES Esq:
The undersigned voters OF Nelson county, your
rades n-arms believing you competent to represent
In this crisis request you to permit To your
name CANDIDATE for seat in the HOUSE OF
DELEGATES.
Respectfully
COMPANY G., 18TH VIRGINIA lSFANTRY-J McCrary
Captain; w y Wood, LIST Sergeant w Groves II +
Stratton A Saunders, j W Thacker, Geo II Hamilton
John Powell, Lieut. Douglass Fitzgerald Thack-
err Stewart c Nonroe Geo May, Hudson Jno
| J Spencer Hamilton, A Puryis John Harvey, j II
Simpson VIM Purvis N Mays, Jos Gregory, Lieut..
A smith, J w Loving VIM Vaughan, ID q Camp.
| bell, NJ Campbell.
We the undersigned officers and men of Capt. Lamp
kin Battery do heartily concur with the within request
for George K Giles to permit his name to be used
can didate for sseat in the House OF Delegates.
FT Massie Lieut. William Goodwin Patterson: S
Giles NJ Cutler John Coney, David Cofey, William
Coney CIV Coffee, X Cofey, r c Wood, J CoHey J
Demasters Wood, J Eggeston, Giles, o Cam;
den, JAen.-J Coney, Asa Dodd, Joseph Painter, p
J J Seay, J Hurst John Allen. G North.w Camden
! Chastain Cooke, Thomas II Booker Hugh Irvine,
Lwilkidson, o II Bowlcs J W Witt J X Loving Vim II
Jones ID Boyd Witt, + Martin. W Allen S
Wood, Mays Evands I Giles Jr
We the undersigned soldiers Of Captain Henry Rives
:, Complny. heartily concur In the above call
Daniel Nash, Henry Morris Jas D0dd Alex Dodd inc
Meeks, Jno Meeks. Rd w Bowling, Jas \ Griffin.
JOS Coaey, II VI Kidd. c w Kidd Sam'l Faber. J
Dodd Hight Jno WEIGH, Geo W Thacker Thos
Campbell @ NJ Humphries II Fitzgerald Il Ramsey
w Humphries, Shelton J. Ramsey Jno u Painter { W
Wills. Isaac X Spears, Jno Saunders Jno Hamilton
y no "A Berry Leroy Campbell Fred'k Johnston, Henry
Campbell W Fortune, Joseph Hawthorn, Jas A For
tune Gentry.