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Is under the patronage Of the State, as wen
as The other schools Of the University, will
be established At ashland, F" and IL is pro-
posed TO begin the Improvements on a most
extended and magnificent scale A greater
portion Of the farm win be devoted to ex-
perimental farming, as the best and most ef.
fectual means Of securing to the students Of
the Agricultural School thorough knowl.
edge Of practical farming. .#.i...
In response to call of the Mayor Of Nor.
folk, Va, large meeting Of citizens has
been held in that city to take precautions
against the many lawless rufians now infest-
ing the place, and as Is alleged, perpetrating
all kinds Of crimes. Mr. Tabb, the Mayor,
stated that the police force was not sufficient
to protect persons and property, and that he
had called the citizens together for advice
and counsel. It was agreed, after oonsid-
cradle discussion, to enroll volunteer po-
lice force Of one hundred citizens, TO servo
during one week, or until the city shall have
been purged Of the outlaws who have sought
q refuge here to pursue their nefarious call
ing.
TIE statutes Of Massachusetts, provide that
marriage may be solemnizcd by any minis
ter Of the Gospel ordained according 70 the
usage Of his denomination, and continually
make use Of the pronoun che" whenever
any reference Is made to the word "minis-
tor" It was the continued use Of the mas
ouhne Ptonoun "n'cn ocoasioneu 'ne uouo'
,ae minus ., 'o"o a' W 'ne i.sal 0"prv''
VI ia,'' 'mp's D''""' W. ,os'uo' - w
mouth '"nuns ""' . s.''' ','' ~. ~"
'aere' W so'ennV Aso a ' ~,
y. 'ue "Ou'e Y. .'ep' 'u'N W =
". mA'.,i was ie'ol'e'' slo Sna ,N VI
op'ao" 'n" o"n'
unu0' Jul ''"'u'''' ''s"'' ''''A' NM
fias''
The Chicago Repn6fieoh publishes let
tor dated Montgomery, jan 10, which states
that Zen. L. y. osborn, formerly from ILL
nois, was murdered by body OF citizens on
the night OF the 9th instant, on his planta-
tion, near Greenville, Miss. He had been
notified previously BY self-constituted coul-
mittee Of citizens that he had twenty-four
hours to leave in, and IL found there after
that time he would be killed. lie stayed on
his plantation, and was assailed and shot as
above stated. IL Is supposed that the Ten
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-27

Wa ANSWER our correspondent, "Grace
Diamond, as follows:
when Greek meets Gresk then comes the tug
Is often quoted, but it is not correct The
true text ia
'whSn Greeks Joined Greeks then was the ting
Of war;
ALEXANDER he Great, act. ", Scene. 2.
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DEPUTY WARDEN OF THE JAIL.-Mr. Jed.
edIah Outings has been promoted as Deputy
Warden Of the jail In place Of Anon DuVall
dismissed, aud Mr.. John N. Shaw, q discharged
soldier, has been appointed as h guard, In the
place Of Mr.. Cuttings Mr.. O things IL an able and
efficient officer, aud many friends will DO glad to
leorn OF his promotion.
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FREEDMES's AFFAIRS IN THE CTY.-As
far as ascertained, there are "a, Os6 colored
persons in Washington. The estimated money
value of property of same is $l,2l3,52 The
number assessed by Government, Of; number
able to read, 7,4O9. The census Of the col
ored population of the city has been COM
pleted, except blocks between Third and
Four.and half streets, north of the avenue
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THIRTY NINTH CONGRESS
.E. First Session.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1866.
THE SENATE was not in session to-day.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The day was set apart for speech. making.
Mr.. Smith, Of Kentucky, concluded the
remarks he heretofore commenced, In sus-
tanning his position that the war was es-
pecially carried on to keep the States in the
Union, and that all Of them are In the Union
now; consequently, they are entitled to rep
resentation, and he would admit representa-
tiyGs from the Southern States, but not I'M
less they can take the oath-as the members
here have done--that they have never sought
TO overthrow the Government.
Mr.. Baker, Of Illinois, addressed the House
on the subject Of reconstruction, arguing
that the Democrats here, with few from the
overwhelming Union party, maintain that
all which has to be done now 10 to judge Of
the election qualification and returns Of mem-
bers from the Southern States, but the large
majority here properly maintain that they
ought to 60 behind the mere surface Of If
fairs, and fix such guarantees as are ne
cessary, before such persons arc admitted to
membership.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-27

ORPHANS CoURT-Judgs PWToeH--The
petition Of John Pagan, asking for letters OF Ad-
ministration on the estate Of Patrick McNeal,
was died. He states McNeal was In the lst d,
@. cavalry, and died on the 7h Of September,
1854, at Hampton hospital, Va, leaving six
months pay due him from the Government, and
the petitioner aGks for letters that he may collect
that pay and send 1t to his friends In Ireland
Letters OF administration were issued to him
The inventory Of the personal estate Of James
McManus was hled by the executor.
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NOISY in the North buys politicians.
Richmond Examiner.
Yes and there always are plenty Of
Southern politicians " in the market for
sale; but not 50 many now as before the
rsbslliOus members walked out Of Congress.
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BosroN, Jan. 27-The steamer Wyan-
dotte, hence for New York, went ashore near
Plymouth, and has gone to pieces. She is .
total loss. The crew were saved Tho yes-
sol was insured at New York, for sixty chou
sand dollars. HrH..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-27

TaE SEPoY REBELLION IN IsDIA-Rev.
WILLIAM BurLER, d. D., will deliver lee
ture on the "sepoy Rebellion in India" at
Wesley Chapel, corner of Fifth and streets,
on Tuesday evening next. The lecture is
spoken of in terms of the highest praise by
those who have had the pleasure of listening
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-27

A MEMBER Of the Handel and Haydn So
eisty who resides in Brookline, four miles
from Boston, has attended |, 200 meetings Of
che society. and has walked $500 miles for
that purpose.
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The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
warns the public that internal revenue
stamps, when used, must be eFectually can
csllsd, and that the date of cancellation must
appear on the stamp.
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BX TIELEGHAPH
0Els.I 70 rnn Tts
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.


. CNcrSNArI, Jan. 27-Thc express train,
which was due here at Ia. m. to-day, was
partially thrown from the track. Two ears,
said to have been sleeping-cars, were precipi-
tatod Of q bridge into the road below. Three
persons are reported to have been killed, and
many seriously wounded. Wkere the acct
dent occurred was a small bridge leading to q
brickkiln, near Croton.
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BALTIMORE, January 27.-Flour heavy.
Wheat scarce and stoady. Corn dull; yell
low 70 cents. Oats heavy, isaac cents. Clo-
yer firm Flaxsced dull Provisions heavy.
Lard 1877 cents. Coffee firm. Sugar droop-
ing. Whisky steady at S2.31a2.3li.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-27

BILL PosrISG.-Mr. Burgess and Conrad
South were arrested yesterday by ofieer Mig:
gins, Of the Sixth precinct, for posting bills con
Thompson, who fined each OF them Is.
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SUPPLIES FOR FREEDMEs.-

SUPPLIES FOR FREEDMEs.-The following
Is an account Of supplies issued In month ending
January 20. 1886, to the freedmen Of this city
4 pairs socks, 0 pairs drawers, 8 oysrcoats, q
wooden shirts, 10 coats, 20 pairs trowsers, 225
pairs shoes for men aud boys, 357 pairs shoes for
women, S94 woolen blankets, Is dresses, . under
shirts, &c. also, about 90 cords OF wood.
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Murder At a BsiI-Arrest OF the MUIR

PnLApELpHIA, Jan. IA young man
named John Maloney was shot through the
head and instantly killed at the ball Of the
Invincible Base Ball Club this morning at
the National Guard Hall. The murderer, n
man BY the name Of Francis Paul, was ar
rested. ...
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CRIMINAL OouRr-JWdge Rsh~.-ThO
court met this morning, when Kate George. in :
dicted for keeping q bawdy house, submitted her
case and was sentenced to pay a ans Of ESQ.,
Fsudall for defence.
Court adjourned until Monday.
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New YoRK, Jan. 27.--Cotton quiet. Flour
duli-Southern $8.75a$16. Wheat dull.
Corn quiet. Beef steady. Pork dull. Lard
quiet. Whisky dull.
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Or Water RegIstrar,s Omce,

~ WAsHIN0roN, 18th January, 1866.
All persons who occupy premises within the
corporate limits Of this city, into which the
Aqueduct Water has been introduc other than
property OF the United States, are hereby re.
minded that on the LIST day Of January instant the
water rem for the year ending January l, 1867,
became due and payable at this once. II the
said water rent be not paid prior to the Let Of
February, the delinquents are subject to stop
water rent In full to January 1857, previous to
the restoration Of the water.
RANDOLPH CoYLE,
lalA.dfal Mnlar RanlaIraH
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Sixty prominent citizens of De Soto
parish, La, are under military arrest, on
charge of numbering negroes.
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sUsDRIEs - sUNDRIEs.

HILTON III, whn~ cotton MIL
THE kentucky Legislature has postponed
the election Of United States Senator.
SECRETARY SEWARD arrived at Havana on
the goth instant.
p,ov ch...h,. An. ,.no,, oons,b that
~ III "a. -,
M,cv,, o,oo,,o, n, old citi,.n Of Rich.
uond ". aisd an ,hs al,b inst
iSrhH'A. .ss us. 0O''''''u !" W." i''A
,.
mAon'a.' NO. 'ney Sei' ou''er 'o' '''"
cen's Popna'
MASSACHUSETTS has but one regiment now
In serVics-the Soth.
BALTIMORE has $2l, 900, 900 invested in
manufacturing.
MR. BoHN's Congressional Directory, COM
piled by J. A. wiueberger, contains q vast
amount Of personal intelligence.
70, r,vorux I,on,n,v ,.,. rrovos,
marsha, az mi, o,,v 4. ,;r.Iv n. b;sb con.
stable Of Massachusetts.
Danny K,;.h, c,.., .,a I;,,.,.h ,,o
usg.rm,, mned.,.r. wsr. All .,.ou,od a.
Ns.hv,,,. v..,.rd.v
SWEENEY Avn Roppprs add,sss.d the Fs.
nian, Of Buaal, New YORK. Tbursdav syen.
inc. Tbev prom;s.d ssht
-,
$4,000 ole ~.
,;,.. .L.uk. .u..a
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SELLING LiQUoR.-Michael Ward was ar.
rested Yesterday by officer Morgan, Of the Second
precinct, for selling liquor without license. He
was taken before Justice Gull and fined $50.
Philip kearman was arrested by Ofieer Stinch-
comb, Of the First ward, for the same offence
yesterday. Justice Drury fined him s2l.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-27

REMovAL.-The Spiritualists have changed
their place Of meeting to Union League Hall,
where Hon. Warren Chase is announced TO lee.
ture to- morrow W, morning and evening.
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FIRES IN THE CoUSTY.--Yesterday even
Ing, about o o'clock, a small building on the
farm Of Mrs. Perkins, near the National Race
Course. caught fire and was soon consumed
About half past 10 clock last night fire was dis
covered In the wash house Of the Insane Asylum.
The flames were exiting uished before much dam
age was sustained.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-27

SELLING Liquor IN THE CoUSrY.-Tn the
Circuit Court this morning, the case Of the Levy
Court against Robert Martin was taken up. This
is an action brought fer selling liquor In the
county, In less quantity than allowed to be drank
on the premises. Mr.. Nicholas Callan, clerk Of
the Levy Court, was examined and testified that
all applications for licenses had been refused for
the past eighteen months. The Jury, after hear
Ing al the eyfdenee, rendered verdict for the
appellant. Morgan for appellee: Cox for appel
lunts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

writer, will lecture In UNION LEAGUE HALL,
Ninth street, between D and 3, on SUNDAY, Jan.
2S, at IL a. IN. aud ~ m. Subject In the
In the evening, Moral Effects OF spirituaiism' -
Notwithstanding free, evening 10 cents. 1t
az Calvary Baptist Church meets
every Sabbath In the Church, corner Of Eighth
and II streets. Service every Sunday at II q.
m. and evening. Seats free. Rev. T. R. How
lett, pastor. ~. deSO-u
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Sc The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
sealed envelopes Address, DIR. J. sKILLIn
aoUoHroH, howard AssosiAiion, Philadelphia
n y Rh4.y
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RECEIPTS at the opera in Boston on Tues.
day evening last, $4,000. '' .'..
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THIRTEEN MEN were hung for murder in
different parts ofthe United States on Friday,
the 18th inst.
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n Il @ E p ITO Ms.

The LADIES OF THE PRESIDENTS House,
HOLD will be sat home" Tuesday evenings
and they will give Drawing Room receptions
Friday afternoons.
SECRETARY AND Mrs. McCULLoCH's second
evening reception will take place on Thurs
day next, commencing at p. m. Cards
issued.
Mrs. SECRETARY WELLEs will be at home
on Wednesday afternoons. Cards have been
issued for SECRETARY and Mrs. wELLEs' eve
ming receptions on Friday, January Goth, and
February ID, commencing at 8 o'clock.
THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR and
Mrs. HARLAN will receive on Monday even
ings. Mrs. HARLAN and ladies of the family
will receive their friends on Wednesday after
moons, from to 4 p. m.
MRS. ATTORNEY GENERAL SPEED will re-
oeive on Wednesday afternoons, from to 4
o'clock.
SENATOR AND Mrs. SHERMAN have issued
cards for evening receptions at their resi-.
dence, S22 X street, on January Goth and
February 12th-to commence at 8 O'Clock.
Speaker Coifss's Receptions.
We are authorized to announce that
Speaker coLTAx's receptions will be eontin-
usd avery Thursday evening hereafter from
81 tin II p. m.
The reception Of Speaker CoLFAx's mother
and sister, Mrs. and Miss MATHEWS, for
ladies, and gentlemen accompanying them,
WILDE continued every Wednesday Afternoon
from IL to 81 IN
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INTERNAL REVENVH RECErPrs TO-DAY
1851, S2l.S4.
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N1- The QuarterIy Meeting OF the
BATH AFTERNOON, at 8 o'clock, at Asbury
Church, corner OF Eleventh and X streets, Prov
Ideneo permitting. The public and friends OF
the cAusa are respectfully invited to attend.
Rev. II. H. Garnett, of the Presby terian Church
Rev. w. D. Anderson, OF tho First Baptist Church,
and Rev. Mr. Hall, Of Union Bethel are ex-
peeted to address the meeting,
By order Of the President,
RICHARD B. Roos, Secretary. ja26.2t
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SERIOUSLY IsJURED.-About o'clock
last evening M. Henry Rhesu, a driver in tho
employ Of the Adams Express Company, fell
from his wagon, near the Baltimore Depot, aud
was run over, tho wheels passing over his side,
breaking two ribs. The wagon was one Of the
largest kind, aud at the time had over 1900
pounds Of freight on 1t. He was taken to the
office Of the company, and ofictr Pierce procured
the services OF DR.. Todd, who rendered all the
assistance In his power Mr.. Rheau was very
badly injured, and lies In very dangerous
condition.
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Aa- Madam Mounts Pile salve-s

A5- Madam Mounts Pile salve-R
Valuable Remedy for that Disease; also, a Con
Bronchitis, Asthma, &e; can be found at
stott's Drug Store, opposite National Hotel;
Gilman y, near Metropolitan Hotel; Ford $, cor
ner OF Eleventh aud Pennsylyania avenue; En-
twisle's, corner OF Twelfth and Pennsylyania
avenue; ElliOt's, corner OF and Twelfth streets;
Harbaugh' 8, corner Of Seventh and @. jal2-tf
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SHOOTING CAsE.-About Q O'Clock last
Night the officers at the Eighth precinct station
house, on Capitol II II, heard a. pistol shot on
Fifth street east, near the station, Immediately
after which they heard the cry Of murder. ON.
GERS Hardin, sprague, and Temple ran to the
houss of Mr.. Conner, and there found man
named vantassel, who had been shot the ball
taking effect in the left breast. The officers ar
rested a man named James Sampson on the
charge, aud he was taken TO the station house,
but the evidence not being sufficient to hold him,
he was dismissed by Justice Handy. VAntasssl
had received flesh wound only.
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J, T, DIN5MUHEl % Dey bI'I wv IoIk.
Sold by druggists generally. oc2s-Smd&w

15- ChRpped Hands and Face, sore
Lips, Chilbiains, &o.-HE0EMAN 4 co.'s Gam.
phor Ice, with Glycerine, cures Chappod Hands,
Nc. Immediately, and will keep the skin soft
and smooth In the coolest weather. Sold by
Druggists. Price % cents, Sent by NAH for So
cents. HEGEMAN 4 CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nolS-d&w3m New York.
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WAroH Recommendations ten days ngo
a eolored woman named Annie Scott, residing on
Fourteenth stree, near the canal was robbed Of
procured the services Of Detectives Bigley aud
Kelley, who immediately went to work aud
found that the suspected party had gone to Bal
timore. They sent word to Messrs. Smith, Pear
son aud West detectives Of that city, to look out
for the party. Ye. terday morning an answer
was received stating that man had been ar
rested on the charge. Mr.. Kelly went to Balu-
moro aud found the man to be Dick Jones, alias
John Brown, notorious fellow. He was brought
this city, taken to police headquarters and
locked up for q hearing before Superintendent
Richards, The watch and chsin were recovered
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New HAMPSHIRE CINEMA meeting Of
the citizens Of New Hampshire, now residing in
this city, was held last evening to make arrange
ments to send voters to the guberuatorlal election
W. Z. Chandler, Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, and Z. A. Rollins, Com missioner Of In
ternh Revenue, were balloted for without choice,
when on motion OF Hon. T. II. Rollins, seconded
by Hon. A. II. Cragin, Commissioner Rollins was
unanimously chosen as president Of the meeting,
aud Mr.. Prescott was appointed secretary. The
president on taking the chair made some very
appropriate remarks. follow by Senators CLARK
aud Cragin, aud Representatives Patterson aud
Rollins, each OF whom were enthusiastically
called for, aud as enthusiastically oheered.
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ss-lron IN the Biood.-The Peruvian

NNiroh :" tho DhOou.-I FeEubihh
Syrup supplies the Blood with Its LIyB RLRMESr,
IRON, infusing STRENGTH, VIGoR, and NEW LIPR
into the whole system. For DTsPRPaIA, DRoPsT,
CHRONIC DIARRHGA, DEBILITY, FKhALR WHAK-
MISSES, ETC, 1t Is a specific. Thousands, have
been changed by the use Of this medicine from
t0sdk, sfckly suffering creatures, 10 strong,
healthy, dndhdPpy men and OOmsR,
A SO page pamphlet sent Free.
Price 81 per bottle, or 8 for IS
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As- First of the Course.

~ flrst OF the COURSE
,"0UR COUNTRY -
LECTURE BY HON. W. D. KELLEY,
AT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
ON MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY %, 1866,
AT QUARTER BEPoRg O'CLOCK
TieLa "a
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HABBAs CoRrUs.-This morning the petit
tion Of Capt J. O. McNutt was filed in the Circuit
Court for q writ Of hdbeds corpus. II appears
that the prisoner was arrested aud committed TO
jail on the 10th Of January, by Justice Walter,
on q charge Of having forged a pass for the pur-
pose OF defrauding the United States. He states
In his petition that he left New York for the pur-
pose Of settling his accounts with the Govern
ment, and received pass from an acquaintance
granting him leave Of absence, which was pro-
nOuuced a forgery. The petitioner states the
paper was Of no Intrinsic value, and that II Is a
military offence and not punishable by the civil
law.
The hdbeds corpus was issued, and the case
will be heard before Judge Fisher on Monday
afternoon.
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7 IvIsH AIL MEN TO BE YREK --Assknlu
LIrooLs-wsshlngtop. october 10, 1884
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-07
Union State Organization.

The following arc the State Central aud Coun-
Is Committees appointed by the mect;u
held in the hall of the House of Delegates,
Thursday evening" February 2:I:
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
A. ". Campbell, Joseph Bell
Thos. IL. Logan, John l.. Wilson.
Juo. r. Hubbard. Samuel Laushlin,
Joseph Seybo!d.
All to be addressed at Wheeling.
COUNTY COMMITTEES.
Bcrbcur-Col. Jesse Tcter, Lewis WILSON,
Vim. X. Hall, Levi johnson, Alphn 2inn--
rhilipri.
Berieiry-Gcorse u. Miller, John Candy
james ". Robinson, Abruha McQuilSiu,
! Henry River
Boont-L. D. llagar, James Mitchell, NJ. D..
T.. NJ. Henley, Robertson Spurock, Isaac
Williams-Ballardsviile
Brookt--Robert N. Wells, John G. Jacobs
! c. F. Scott, james ". Cox, y. +. llervey.
Cabru-T. J. Iays!ip, a. G. White, o. W
Ma,hcr, Colonel NJ. Steward, ". 0. Wright.
Calhoun-willam McCulty, W. J. Proud
foot, Jacob Polling, James Barr, nil Of Arnolds
burg, and n. ". Bennett, of Steer Creek.
C3ay-S. Z. Hycr, y. J. Stephenson, +: a.
Baxter 3. l.. stephenson, c. Woois--ail Of
Henry.
DoddrVge-T. X. Knight, Amos Bee. Sim
con Duckworth, S. S. Kinney, Captain jacob
Smith-all Of Wcs; Union.
Fayeae-Geo. A. Burnside, Flar;s McGinnis
John II. Ford, Isaac Bays, james Flanagan
ALI Of Fayette c. II.
Giimer-rhos. NJ. Brannon, james Gather
Matthew Holt, NJ. II. Stump, Hugh Craddoe
at Glenville.
Gre.nJrier-A. G. Williams, C. C. Caldwell
Geo. II. Lewis, Buel Welch, Joseph Telch.
Hancoek-Flou. J. II. Atkinson, New Cum
berland; W. L. Crawford, Freeman's Land
ing; Daniel Douohoo, VIM. Hewitt and John
IL. Melvin, Of New Manchester. ...... .i
Hdrdy-Erncst Muntzing, Samuel Rinohart,
Daniel ". Babh, VI. \. Rady, Jno. K. Reed,
through Abijah Dolly, of.Greonlaud Gap.
Udrrison-wa. 8. Robinson, Major n. Golf,
Jr., Major Lee Raymond, Benjamin F. Shut.
| tleworth and F. A. Robinson-all of Clarks-
burg. -..-..t.
Jdek,on-Jno. II. Riley, G. S. NJ. King,
D. J. Keeney, Jas. Dudgu, sud Vim. HarPold,