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PhtladelphIa Cattle Market

The receipts Of Beef Cattle are light this week,
only reaching about Loo head. First quality
steers, as we have noticed for some time past, con-
tinue scarce and in demand at an advance. but
other kinds are dull and neglected. Sales are ma
king at from 1614Gl1Hc for extra Pennsylvania
aud Western-the latter rate for choice: Hole for
fair to good, and l1@Ex7 ID for common, as to
quality.
go for springerS. and $50 up TO 500 a head for
mich cows, as to quality.
SHEEP-The market is more active and prices
firm, owing to the slight receipts, which only reach
about five thousand head. Sales are making at
from 6l40Sc per pound. gross, for common to good
fat sheep; S.5OG4OO for stock sheep, and $3.50
800 for lambs, as to condition.
HOGs-Priees are rather better, but the market
continues dull. 1,500 head arrived and sold at the
different yards, at from $3.50 to 4.5O. the 100 rs
uet-the latter rate for prino~ ~Nrn God
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EGAL NOTICE.

IL Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.
On the 10Th day Of February, 1866. between the
hours of l and 8 O'Clock, 2. NJ, at he door Of the
court house. in WarreR. Trumbull county, Ohio,
will be sold to he highest bidder, the following
real estate. as the property Of Peter Andrew, de-
ceased situate in the township of Champion.
Trumb- u county. Ohio. and known rs part of lot
no s Is and IS in said township. aud is bounded
east by the Trumbull and Ashtabula Turnpike
read; on the north by lands Of John N. McCOmbs:
on the south by lands of Henry Lane, ard west BY
lan's Of John Rudisell and SOlOmaa HarkleTOde.
containing ninety acres Of land. more or less. Said
lands viii be sold subject to the life estate Of Mar
garet Andrew. Terms made known on day OF
sale. MARGARET ANDREW.
Exeeutrix Of Peter Andrew, deed.
By futile & Stull. her att'ys.
Jan 10 1865 4W
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RETAIL MARKET.
Cheese and Butter Market

CLEVELAND, Jan. s.-Buttsr. common. 30932;-
prime roll and choice tub, 32G35 Cheese quiet at
i582I for good to choice Western Reserve and New
York
NEW YoRK, Jan. SHUTTER dull. Sales at 200
35c for Ohio Cheese quiet. Sales at139lSc.
CINCINNATI, Jan 6.-Cheese-demand light. and
prices declined. Green Cheese, l99l912c; W.. X,
zoe. Butter, W. Z. SO933c.
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IT'D Q'RS 5Ist RECT. o. n. G., I
IL West Farmingtol. Dec. Is. 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS,
A Court of Inquiry is hereby ordered to meet at
the Court House in Warre1 on Friday, January
26. 1855, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, to transact certain
business left unfinished by the court at its last se5-
sion, November ID, 1865. The following named
commissioned officers will constitute the court:
Lieut.. Col. E. B. Taylor. Pres't of the court,
Captain +. &. Hutehins. Co. Al
r. o. Swindier, Co b;
}, NJ. jackson. Co G;
A. S. Wilson, Co D.;
" James McGrath Co E;
Il T. SOule, Co f;
II. S Burnham, COG;
j.. S. Barnard, 20 H..
The court, when organized, will hear and deter
mine the validity of the excuses Of each member
absent from any company drills held during the
year of 1865, required By section II Militia Law of
Ohio, aud from battalion drill held October 2Sfh,
1865.
All members absent from ans Of the above nam-
ed drills. will appear In person, and present their
excuses to the court.
Commandments of Companies will submit a
certified report Of all members Oftheir Companies
absent from any Of the above named drill.
The Adjutant will report to the court the names
of all the commissioned and nOn-cOmmissiOned
staff officers absent from battalion drills held De-
tOber &th and 2Sth, 1850. By order of
H. II. HATCH,
Col. COm'd'g 51st Regt o. n. G.
II. A. LEE, II. and Act. Adj't.
Jan 10 2F
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ESTATE OF HIRAM CLARK.
.%UARDIAN'S SALE.

N In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Trumbull County, Ohio. L will offer at
public SAFE on Saturdav, the 9th day of January.
noon, on the premises. the following real estate.
situate in the north east part of Bristol. Trumbull
county. o., being part OflOt No IS in said township,
ana known as the Fairchild farm. and containing
one hundred acres Of land. There is on said prem
ises a good frame house, two frame barns. with
sheds attached. two wells Of water, a young or
chard, and about twenty-five acres of woodland.
Terms of sale-one third cash on day of sale,
0ne-third in one and one third IN two years from
day of sale. with annual interest, and secured bv
MORTGAGE on premises sold. Appraised at $500.
HENRY J. HYDE.
Guardian Of Ellen NJ. Fairehild.
To-, IN 1879 On
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EGAL NOTICE.

II Joel F. Asper, of the State of Missouri. will
take notice that james Parks did. on the 18th day
OF December, 1854. file his 70 ition in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio. against
him. and Allison Chew and Charles c. BOughton,
the object and prayer Of which is to cancel and
make void "A certain oil lease, granting certain
rights and easements in and to about 80 acres Of
land owned by said Parks, situate in lot Is of the
Ely tract in the township Of Mecca, rumbu Co.,
o., executed July 9th, 1860. and held and claimed
b. said defendants; and to dissolve a partnership
existing between the said parties; and to compel
defendants t. account. and for other relief. And
said Joel T. Asper is notified to appear and answer
on or before the third Saturday after the l4th day
of February. 1865. HUTCHINS * FORREST
Jan 10 90 CIV Att'ys for Plf.
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.STATE OF ABRAM GRISWOLD

H The undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Executor upon the Estate of Alb
ram GTiswold, late of Gustavus, Trumb1ll County,
GEORGE O. GRISWOLD.
Gustayus, Jan 10 1866 3w&
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NOR SALE.

A valuable residence, including s acres OF
land, IL miles from the village of Warren.
Eleven acres Of land. on the YOUNGSTOWN road.
three-guafters Of a mile from the village.
Also. a good farm of los acres. in Champion
township. The above property belongs to Hon. G..
f. Brown, and is for sale On reasonable terms. En-
quire of JOHN NJ. STULL-
Jan 10 Nv
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TAX A

THE Lands, Lots. and parts of Lots, returned delinquent
by the Treasurer Of Trumbun county. Ohio, together with the Taxes and
penalty charged thereon areasy to law. ara contained and described in the fol-
owing lis, viz:
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GUARDIANS SALE.

GUARDIANS SALE.
N In pursuance Of an order Of the
Probate Court of Trumbul G ,unty. Ohio. made on
the 10th day of January, A. D.. 1866. in the case of
Elmira 2. Robe, Guardian of WILDER l.. Robe,
Seymour j. Robe and Norman l.. Robe. against
her Wards, the undersigned will. on the 9th day
of January. A. ID. 1866 on the premises, sell to the
bidder, one undivided three-foUrths of the
following real estate. situate in the township of
Pennington, TTumbull County, Ohio, which is
known as part of los NO.n and u in said town
ship. and is bounded as follows: on the north by
lands OF Noah Mil er, east by the State road run
ming through ssid township and By the centre of n
diagonal road running nom said, state road 70
and west by lands of Charles Mckay and A.
A. Golf; containing in all one hundred and forty
six acres of land, more or less. Terms made known
on day of sale. ELAIRA p. ROBE, Guard.
By futile & Stull, b. att'ys.
Jan 10 1855 2Y
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whole Of said several tracts, lots, or parts
sssary to pay the taxes and penalty eharg-
.'easureT. at the Court House, in said co.
As said taxes and penalty be paid before
inued from day to day, until the several
been sold or offered for sale.
G. A. BRIGDEN. County Auditor.
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And notice is hereby given that the
of lots. or as much thereOfas will be ne
ed thereon. will be sold by the County I
on the Sd Tuesday Of January, 1890, IN
that time. and that the sale will be cor
tracts, lots, and parts of lots, shall hav'
Warren, Jan. 8, 1856, Wv.
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nor RENT.

LUX KENT.
II The we'll known and splendidly located steam
and water power Touring and grist mill, situate at
Niles, Trumbul County, Ohio. for one or more
years. Terms easy. Enquire of the subscribers or
D. b. WOODS.
JOHN ANDERSON.
Ian 10 Il
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/ bOuSAL LAOAAo0AA5 -
$3.50 per acre.
This will give you some idea Of prices
and their upward tendency.
4th. What are the chances for bar
gains in buying land?
Ans: In specializing bargains, none
but every acre bought at the prices now
ruling, would be a bargain-fve years
will see every acre more than double in
price.
5th. What is the character of the pop
ulation?
Aan. Mostly good.
9th. Is there much immigration to
your country and what is its character?
Ans: The first part of the question ]
answer in the affirmative There has
been a large immigration here the last
season, and much more is expected the
coming season. 1t is thought that Chill
llicothe has added a thousand or more in
habitants during 1865. Il is certain that
over 100 children are now attending the
public schools, whose parents have settled
here since Juue %, 1865. The country
is filling up as fast Many new farns-are
to be opened IN the spring. Trade has
probably donbled in Chillicothe over 1864
The character of the population Is gen.
/ orally gOod-the most enterprising citi
zens from whence the emigration comes.
\ They are men of character, intelligence
and worth and many Of them men Of
wealth. They are valuable additions TO
the communities where they settle. The
largest portion of those settling in this
Immediate vicinity are from northern
Ohio, but nearly every eastern and west.
ern state is represented, So, also, all call
ings are represented.
In u neighborhood are twenty families
from Williams county, O., while in anoth'
er, l know of five or six families from Lake
County, o., near RainesYIlle. i know Of
but three Trur1bull Co. men here, aud il
the town are two men in business, from
Warren, and one from Youngstown.
9Th. What are the advantages fol
, schools, Churches, &c
Ans: The advantages in this respect
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-04

The Ripley Advertiser brings Us glad
news from that region. Speaking Of i'm
provements it says;
We are pleased 10 note that our little
village is rapidly improving. But a few
months since not q building stood upon
the public square; nothing but stately
chimnevs and old crumbiing walls were
to De seen where formerly stood flourish
ing business housesi even our Court
H0use, a building Of which our county
might justly feel proud, alike fell a sacri-
fee 10 the ruthless hand OF war but,
now, we have three new buildings on
the square, so near completion as TO be
occupied as mercantile establishments
and. We observe that 2 folrtn one Is IN
the course Of erection, Ehiohi when nm
ished, We suppose viii be used for the
same purpose. Old abandoned buildings
have been, or are being repaired, new
fences or Enclosures are appearing TO
view, and indeed we witness many
marks Of improvement going forward OF
which we have not time 70 write at
present.
Ripley Is looking Up, aud we are clad
oft. We hope her citizens NAV pFosber.
for if ever a people have suffered have
been run over, and trodden under foot. Il
has been the pe0plein , around, anda about
Ripley. Here vas the Junction where
tbs two armies would meet-tbeNsar path
over which neither army could fal ID
pass ii It's destination wa north OF south
Of US. Consequently our people have
been very great sufferers.
We stated before, Ripleg. Twelve
months ago, in 8 business point Of view
vas As lifeless and inanimate as a ceme-
terry. Nov We haYe two churches. two
hotels, three schools, seven nenchAutile
and trading houses, one merchant tailor.
one drinking saloon, one dentist, eight
LAWYERS, five physicians, two saddlers
two blaeksmiths, two carriage makers
and buggy FimmeFs, one wheelwri0lt
one painter, four house carpenters. one
cabinet maker, three boot and shoe
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a CARD
From The Adams Express Co.

C~ISc1yNATI, March D, 1866
Editors Cincinnati Commercial:
Genaensea-we wish 10 make a public ae-
acknowledgement to Messrs. JOS. Z. HAnL eco,
ofthis city, manufactures ofHALLs PATENT
CONCRETE FTREPROoF SAFES, for the
splendid manner in which the safes Of their
make preserved their contents in the late Opera
house fire, which destroyed our once. We had
seven OF their safes, two OF them ofthel largest
size, all OF which stood the most severe tests b
which any hrsDroot safes have ever been sub
Ieeted. An Of these safes fell into the burning
mass Of ruins, and wers then exposed to an in
tense heat from the burning debris which sur
rounded them. for from forty-six to one hun
drsd and twenty hours; yet all Of their con
tents, which comprised an immense amount of
money, bonds, silverpIate, and other v~aIuabIeg,
were restored to US uninjured. We are, for this.
Of course, greatly pleased, and think thai after
this experience we can recommend them 70
any one who may want a sure and certain fire
proof safe as being all that they recommend
them to be. L. C. WEIR,
Agent Adams Express Company.
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shall q negro s~upersede Grant a. Gene
ral-in-Chief Of the United States Army
The Civil Rights Bill says that he a do
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On the ChaBcery side Of the Common Law and
Chancery Court Of the city Of Memphis, Tenn,
A. +. Axson, vs.. WIN. ID. Dunn. ST.. Tom. Gale.
]. d.. Williams e. a.
IT appearing nom afidavit In this cause, that
4 the defendants VIM. D. Dunn, ST., Henry
Nell Dunn, William Dudley Dunn, GRAY W.
Dunn. James Saunders Dunn. anda female
child Ofsaid VIM ID. Dunn, Sr., not yet named.
are non-restdents Of the state OF tennessee,
IL IS therefore ordered. that they make their
appearance herein, at the Court House, in
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, within the
first three days OF the next term Of said court
to commence on the second Monday In May
1880, and plead answer OF dcmur 20 complain
ants biz. or the same will be taken for confessed,
as 70 them and set for hearing eEpdrie, and that
a copy OF this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal.
Acopy-attest
ADGUSrON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Wright and Mckissick, Soils. for complainant.
Aprii8 3, 1855. apl4law-fw@
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HT~ A lady who resides ia Nashua
n. H, who had lost a very dear child a
few weeks ago, ON Tuesday last managed
TO procure the key Of the tomb IN which
the body WAS laid. opened the coffin, took
out the child in her arms and bore it
home. There she tended 1t as though it
was still living, and defed ali endeavors
TO take it from her forseveral hours; and
Il was only from the effects Of an opiate
administered to her that the efforts made
were finally successful.
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Non-Resfaent Notice.

On the eghancery side OF the Common Law and
Chancery Court 0fthsCity OF Memphis Tenn.
IalnesA A. White and Rieirard r. MONTGOMERY,
IS. VIM. ID. Dunn, Srs Tom. Gale and Others.
Ut annsarine nom affidavit in this cause. thar
me- dafandants Wm. ID. Dunn. ST.. Eenrv
Neiu Damn. William Dudley Dunn. GRAY W.
Dunn. James saunders Dunn, and a fe-
male child of said VIM. D. Dunn. Sr. NOT
VI named. are non-residents OF tha Sfafs
or Tennessee, IL IS therefore ordered, that thew
make their appearance herein az the Court
House IN The city o. Memphis, Tennesses, within
10 commences on the second Monday Ia Nav
1856, and plead answer or demur 70 eompIaIn-
ants bill, or the same will be taken for eopfassed
as to them, and set for hearing er parte and
that a copy Oft this order be Published once a
week, for foursuccessiye weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal
A cOpy-atteFt
AUGUST0N ASTON, Clerk and Mister.
Virgin aud Mekisick, Soils. for conplainants.
April 3 1866. apl4-law-4W.
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CARD

Messrs. Jos. L. Hall & Co, manufactures OF
OF Halls Burglar and FireproOg safes.
Dear Sir-Our large Halls Ffreproof Sale was
taken from the ruins Of Pixies Opera house this
afternoon, after being subjected 70 the most iu-
tense heat for four days and four nights, or
about ninety hours, and our books and valua-
bic papers, and United States Bonds deposited
with u.s. were preserved in good condition. The
IRE twas stH burning with such intensity that.
when taken out, it could not be opened tin
cooled by a stream OF water. We think We can
say nothing more in favor Of your Invaluable
safe than to state the fact, that his test, surely
as severe an one as safes can be subjected 10,
has resulted in such entire satisfaction both to
you and ourselves. Yours truly,
WM- SUMNER & co.
OF Wheeler d Wilson, Sewing machine Co.
C~uSCINNATt, March %, 1855.
A full assortment OF The above safpson hand.
and orders taken for Bankers. Jewellers ard
Merehants safes Of every description, By t-.eir
MeCOMBs a co.
32l and s24 Main street.
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Gov. Jenkins, Of Georgia, has addressed
the following card to the capitalists of
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LosT--FoUND.

I OST PAPERS-The papers belong
IL ing % the estate OF Mrs Mary stewart. de-
ceased, was IN the possession OF Major .. stew
arr, Der slnl Who was killed some month or 50
past among them, some notes due Mrs. Stew
art & Lester, and accoun4s and other v~aluaole
papers 10 IS probable he len them with some
acquaintance IN the city, or eiseWhere. any
person knWtng anything - their Whereaooes
please INFORM me, az Mrs. rarisy !, corner
Nm BATTLE.
ap3 2ta Admir- Of Mrs.. Mary stewart
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in ehlla 5irtE, IN
this aty, MarchsisG 1854, EEIzARAra yrHarStA,
wife Of Harry C-owperthwaf, and daughter Of
the late Mrs.. Mary Pierce, Of Memphis.
she was married little mere than a year ago,
while a refugee at Grinln, Ga, and only 2ysars
Of age, and has been cut down a. it were on the
threshold Of Life fail Outright hopes and fair
PROMISE, Leaving a b~ereaved husband tomonrn
her death, and 70 a wide circle o~fioving Friends
the recollection OF her many virtues.
To our bereaved friend who has thus been
stricken BY uhis heavy loss, We offer our sin-
cers and heartfelt sympathies, in his great
sorrow.
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- p6iS a6ib HaSci Snd [ suspcct went up TO-
wards Wythe Depot on d kA He is a
large pale bay; large heoG sear 7caI1ec place
breast. sizs "a s mans hand long tail and part
81 his name long: mouth cut up with a bride
hit nine or tan wears old. In good working or
der hair looks rough; good buggy horse aad
works well IN barress, trots well, and when
reigued up PAGES a U Life enough Ia ridtng
ar in harress. very clear OF stuuaiing, and
what the Farriers call a stup sucker" Any
IN fornaticn 50 i can get him VIII be thankfully
.reeeiyed and rewarded. BY
N NJ BATTLE.
Cor. Linden & Wellington streets Memphis.
ap3 IT.
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Savings Depaptnent

With a view 10 the eneours9ement OF eoono-
my and savings .by the industrial classes. we
viii allow Interest OB all deposits OF one dollar
on more, provided the same remains three
months or longer.
Persons who have small amounts TO DEPOSIT.
subject 70 check or otherwise need not hesitate,
az al such accounts VIII be received.
Onering, in addition 70 what has been said.
The usual facilities Of Banking INSTITUTIONS We
respectfully solicit the accounts OF business
firms and individuals.
lam very respectfully, your obedient servant,
GEO. R HUTfER, President.
WALTER $. MORGAN, Cashier.
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SIX or eight rooms. on second street. Apply
to A. H J. A. Taylor, No. - jefferson street
waargI n
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AUCTION SALE
Lots in Duvall's Bluff,
WHITE RIVER, ARK,
On Thursday, April 59h, 1856.
Sale TO Continue from Day 70 Day THnl
An Are Sold.

nUVALIsS BLUFF ~ situated on ths West
II BANK 81 the White RIVER, - miles nom
IT. moutb. 81 miles from Memphis, Wnars the
Mamnhis & Little Rock Railroad crosses thaE
stream and Is A. miles rom Little Rock. Il H.
stuared on a blufW feet above high water, and
Is one of the hsal1hlest places ia Arkansas.
Steamboats, run regularly from Memphis and
ST. Louis and other points 70 DuT1lts Hl1I-
The river Is always naViaa6le 20 that nlnca.
Information may be had aud maps seen AZ 81
n Brinkievis sndce. Memphis; E & Mh1rfeI1E.
Corfuth. Mss. az r K o1hce, Little EocE. and
nv Office. Duva3is BluG
TERMs. Que-third cash. balance in oua and
two wears with interest. Title periaes- GaneraI
B. WILlIA1IS.
Agent loE COMPANY.
Fahr1erv S fSsg rrarErmr
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Graves Of tennessee Soldiers AZ Al
Nanfn- ga


Isnta, Ga.
Ex-AIayor Calhoun, Of Atlanta, fur
nishos the following list Of graves Of
Tennessee soldiers to the Nashville Union
and American. He says. 81 hand YOU
/ the names Of a number Of soldiers from
Tennessee, who fell in the battle Of the
2d Of July, 1854, near this city. They
are buried on my farm, and their names,
with the companies and regiments TO
which they belonged are plainly written
on the head boards Of their graves.
Their friends may not know that their
graves can be identified, and 1 have
thought it would be interesting to them
to know that il can be in a great many
instances" Here is the list:
Lieutenant A. NJ. \. Hopkins, 4th reg
imeut Tennessee volunteers fell in q
/ charge upon breastw0rksI.
T. J. Pearson, Co. c, 4th regiment Ten
nessee volunteers.
P. 5. Adams, Co. 3 - regiment Ten
nessee volunteers.
H. Wilkins, 10th regiment Tennessee
volunteers.
R. W. Hook, Co. E, 9Th regiment Ten
nessee volunteers.
T. i. E., 9Th regiment Tennessee vol
unteers.
Robert Dickev, Co. G, 51st regiment
Tennessee volunteers.
T. r. Pollard, Co. G, 16th regiment
Tennessee volunteers.
5. Womack, 10th regiment Tennessee
volunteers.
JO. Nichol, Co. A, lst regiment Ten
uessee volunteers.
p. H.. Priddy, Co. D, 9th regiment
Tennessee volunteers.
q. G. Martin, Co. L, LIST regiment
Tennessee volunteers.
T. r. Williams, Co. c, 9th regiment
Tennessee volunteers.
J. T.. Ware, Go. c, 9th regiment Ten
uessee volunteers.
d. A. Thomas, Co. 7, 9th regiment
Tennessee volunteers.
r. J. Rushing, Co. b, 9Th regiment
Tennessee volunteers.
r. Hart, Co, A, 2th regiment Ten
nessee volunteers.
D. w. Groves, u regiment Tennessee
volunteers.
r. T. Moore, Co. 7, 2stb regiment Ten
uessee volunteers.
d. W. G. Baker, Co. D, 18th regiment
Tennessee volunteers.
w w. Wolf, Co. D, 2th regiment
Tennessee volunteers.
W. johnson, Co. ID, 10Th regiment
Tennessee volunteers.
j. Orme, Co. q, llth regiment Teunes-
see volunteers.
Lieut.. NJ. Divnv, Co. q, 18th regiment
Ieuuessre volunteers.
r. Flsherty, Co. G, Ilth regiment Ten
nessee volunteers.
s p. Baldwin, Co. r, nth regiment
Tennessee volunteers.
J. r. Weaver, Co. G, 45th regiment
Tennessee volunteers.
s. d. Wood, l2th regiment Tennessee
volunteers.
J. H. Stephens, Co. c, 4lst regiment
Tennessee volunteers.