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CITY COLLECTORS SALE.
f|IETY C4tEf.ECFefEs'S OFFECE,
R.rrrunpu Nov 1c6C

~ BALTIMORE, May IL, $500.
In accordance with the ordinance of the Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore relative to the sale of
property for unpaid benefits due opening streets,
notice is hereby given to the owners of the
Lots described below, and numbered the plat, for
opening Holiday street, the amounts assessed there
on that unless said assessments. with the costs and
charges be paid before TUESDAY, the 18th of June
next I viii sell said Lots, as per description and
boundaries. at the Merchants, Exchange, second
street at o'clock P. H. said day. to the highest
bidder The terms of sale are that the purchaser or
purchasers shall pay to the City Collector, wlthln
twenty four hours after the purchase the amount OF
the assessment and costs thereon, the balance OF tne
purchase money to remain on a credit Of one year
and day from the time of purchase, and all SAID
lots will be sold subject to such taxes as are now or
may hereafter be levied by the State OF Maryland
No. ll3.-Beginning FOR the same on the south side
of Baltimore street. about 54 feet easteTy from tne
southeast corner of Baltimore street ana IrlpoeII
alley and at the east line of lot No. liz, assessed 10
and said line produced in direct line. IN all about
100 feet to the property owned by Fitzgerald. Booth
CO.. thcnce easterly binding on said property ABOUT
15l5 feet to the property owned by Isaac Hartman;
and the west line Of lot No. III. assessed to q. a.
Shaer in all about 100 feet to Baltimore street, and
thence westerly on south side OF Baltimore street
about 1914 feet to the beginning. Assessed TO +:
No 114.-Beginning for the same on the south side
of Baltimore street about 70 feet easterly from the
southeast corner of Baltimore street and Irpolett
alev and mt the east line of lot No. H. assessed to
about IS feet to the north line Of Isaac Hartmans
proDerty. thence easterly on said north line about
@ feet to the west line of lot No u.s. assessed to A.
j. Albert thence northerly on said west line about
the south side of Baltimore street about 20 feet to
the beginning Assessed to c. A. Shafer for SOB %
AUGUSTUS NJ. PRICE,
.en u CANN0N AuctiOneer
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CoIgate's Aromatic Vegetable Scan.

Colgase's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with f;,vcer,u.
and especially designed for the use of Ladies and
Tor the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite and its
washing properties unrvallel. For sale by all drug
gsts. f.a-dSv1u
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE, MD,
To Correspondents

40 notice be taken Of anonymous communications.
Whae,er is inte4ded for insertion mast be dsthen
ticate; 5v the name and address of the ,rrite,lo'
'i{g for publication but oaorqntyjor HE
good fdith. We not to be considered respoasf-
bic TO the opinions eepressedbv correspondent.
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NEW STYLES IN PAPER COLLARS FOR

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Wards Shakespeare PAPER COLLARS
Wards Bon Ton Paper Collars.
Wards PiccadilIy Paper Collars
Wards India Rubber Enameled Paper Collars
Wards Ladies' Paper Collars of ali kinds.
Wards Ladies, PAPER CUFFS of all kinds.
To be had eue,7uchere
ISAAC CoALE JR. & Bro. Wholesale Aeents for
Baltimore. IL and 10 Hanover street N
Manufactured by S. w. Ii. WARD, New York
m 31nt I'm
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ayTpEstrot fsE5sEDY.--we can con-
scientiougly recommend to these suffering il! from
astsn cough Dr. S simosi
I'D E a. not disagreeabe to the TASTE Thorc is
10 doubt that Menous CSpsh !. Ra fSat is 0qs
ths best preparations in use and Is al maj drin he
p sst %e eja and found relief from most dste
scnsS. tits prepared by. Dr.; Strickland, no. i39
Scsyno-a street Cincinnati, Ohio. and for sale by
ErTSrists. Wholesale aEonts Tomssn h Block, and
4 Sfsis.I", g. "a iyS-Jy
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SUMMER RESORTS.

a ORErE0 SPRINGS. CAMBRIA C0UN-
EziY, Pa will be open 18th June. Being stu
ated on the Allegheny Mountains, is unsurpassed for
health and fine scenery. Circulars may be had at
NJ. A " aitcs Book store, 1SS Baltimore street. For
particulars address at Springs.
je9-eo1m* F. A. GIBB0N. JR.. Proprietor.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
sFaTraia's Fire and WATERPROOF Roofing
Perfectly Fire-Proof Perfectly WATERPROOF
uneeuaed for Durability. Security. and Economy,
Applied at shortest notice, and in any section of
the country. Jas. II. JoHNsos & Co.,
ozi-om2p 9 South street
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The material of which
MORO PHILLIPS, puDSDrrArr
PIANOS.


Gold Medal PisnO Forass.
The undersigned Company having received the
highest premium at the last fair at the Maryland
Institute. respectfully offer their large assortment Ct
elegant PIANOS at the lowest cash prices.
Every instrument warranted for FIVE years. Old
Pianos taken in exchange, RapairinSs and tuninss
promptly attended 10.
GAEHLEs PIANO MANUFACTURING CouPAyY
d2l-H corner Eutaw and Fayetts streets
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EiuGiinS Wood.

Wood Of all Sizes. Oakland Pine Wood,
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills.
eSouth street.
dI-6m2p JAS. II. JOHNSON & Co., proprietors
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WkE, R. RRADEsURy,s

VIM. B. RRADRURYsS
UNEXCELLED NEW SCALE,
s'sses 10y ass;sss GRAND ACTION PIANO FoRTEs.
"a " They are the best Square Piano
f1rtes have ever played upon" Harry Sanderson.
Ihey are very superior Instruments" GottSchalk
ney possess In the highest degree all the essentials
81 perfect Piano" VIM. Mason.
L admire them in the highest degree"
G. NJ. Morgan.
And many other testimonials of the most eminent
artists and amateurs can be examined at the Ware
rooms.
Also, good substantial Pianos Of other well.known
New York factories.
George A. Prince / Co.'S improved patent prize
medal Melodeons and automatic Parlor Organs
Every instrument fully warranted
Pianos rented, tuned, repaired and removed,
A call is respectfully solicited.
WIN. COTTON, Sole Agent
So W. Fayette Street.
la2-y Three doors above Charles.
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CO-PARTNERsHIPs.

& f0PAEFNERSHIP MOTTO E.-The under
v signed have this day entered into COPART
NERSHIP for the purpose of conducting the whole
sale Grocery. Provision and General Commission
Business. under the name of SAM'I4 ri MBERL1
u co. SAMUEL KIMBERLY,
JOSEPH PIERCE.
Baltimore, June 4, 1866. je63t
DAETEf0RE, JUNE Z, IsG6.-The part
I'D nership heretofore existing under the name OF
NJ f. Davidson Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Accounts will be settled at the store occu-
pied by them IL. F. COmegys & Co. will continue
WV NJ. 7. DAVIDSON,
ie6-9t* WALTER Ill. gibson.
EAARFEERSsIP N0fiCE.-The undersigned
q have this day formed q co-partnership under
the firm of ROSS LIMERICK, successors of David
j. Ross deceased. for the purpose OF condIctpg the
GENTLEMEN'S BOOT AND SHOE BUSlNE
in all its branches, at store No. N. Calvert street.
under Barnum's Hotel, where respectfully solicit
the patronage of the friends of the late house. our
own friends and the public.
JULIA NJ. ROSS, widow of David J. Ross. decd
WIN. NJ. LIMERICK. late of No. 8 n. Eutaw St.
OIL ,x Pin,
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nE EVA

LLOYD.-On the 5th instant, George W. LLOYD.
fourth son OF William and Mary Ann Kloyd, aged
Is years. "eN
DICE.-On the evening of the 3lst of MAY. 1865.
Ella Rosze, youngest child of Rev. J. C. and Sallie
A. Dice of Moore field, West Virginia.
SULLlVAN.-0n the Sd instant, Sarah Sullivan
in the I'D year of her age. wife of Eugene Sullivan
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HARRIEn-

M-HOLLINGSHEAD.-On the 7th in
slant. by the Rev. W. II. Chapman. Asa Needham,
Jr to Miss Carrie R: Hollingshead all of this city
=, hNpiGHT + RY;-0n the 9Th instant. by
the Key z. A. Reid, William Ii. Knight to Miss
Laura McCleary, both of this city.
TUCK tR-BOHANAN.-On the 5th instant by
the Rev; w; Brown, James II. Tucker OF Baltimore,
to Miss Mollie E. Bohanan, of St. Mary's Co., Nd
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gSsE BA Lf1.-The second game of the season
A1t0r the championship and the Silver Ball do
mated by Mr.. Geo. Grafton. will come off Saturday
be p qne Sth at ~ o'clock on the grounds Of
Pastime and Maryland Clubs. Admission Is cents
Ladies free. The grounds are now in beautiful order
ana ample accommodations provided for visitors
The PaSime Club desire to give notice that they ex-
pect to present to tho public series Of match games
With celebrated Clubs the most brilliant season Of
lhs lavorlte sport which has yet been given. Homo
Iary members obtain their tickets on application
je6-w,f&s st SECRETARY
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Athersom,s Cherry Sordio,

is the BEST REMEDY fer Cholera, Collie, Darrhoea,
DySenery, Indigestion. and all BOWEL COM
PLANTS. 1t not merely allays the pain, bat re-
noDes the cause, and restores the patient in few days
to perfect health. Prepared by A. T. Anterior & Co.
Lowell. Mass. For sale by Druggists. ap6-eoly
AE-We call our readers attention to SMITH, BRCs
Co.'S New stock OF Spring Clothing Just opened
ut Saith. Bros. X Co.'s popular Clothing House No
30 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods juss
opened at IS West Baltimore strast. next to Marble
Hail.
Call and see our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at IS West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hail.
ali the latest novelties IN Collars Ties Scarts &c.
at " est Baltimore street. next to Marble Hall.
Che popular Clothing House. No. 40 West BaIti-
Nore street. next to the great Furnishing House
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u A PIERCE EEeUSE.
Z d PHILADELPHIA.
The subscribers having leas ed this favorite House.
il has been
RENTED AND REFURNISHED
IN AN ELEGANT MANNER,
And ts no1 prepared Nth the most perfect appoint
n'ents for the RECEPTION Of guests.
The first position among frst-olass Hotels will te
maintained in the future as in the past.
my26 3m BAKER K FARLEY
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g1IEY C0MHIESSEONEH'S OFFHCE, 30tS
" May 1865. Plans and Proposals will be re.
ceiyed until MONDAY. 18th o: June. to erect
Dfi2se LUo feet wide. of cut stone, at North avenue
east side Of Jones Falls with span of 80 feet one
oyer the Fails, with span of 65 feet; and one over
eiie pke win span Of GO feet with wing walls on
ana en- 6ankmentS at each end. The right is hereby
reserved to reject any or all proposals.
~ J. SMITH
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GtTATE OF MARYLAND.
aS EXECUTIVE REPAYMENT.

GtTATE OF MARYLAND.
S EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ANNAPOLIS, June l, 1866.
WHEREAS. 1t has been represented to me that
most atrocious murder was committed on Sunday
evening 10Th ultimO, in the town of Easton. Talbot
county in this State the victim. quiet, inofensiye
coiored man, named EDWARD SHE WOOD, haY-
ing been shot down and instantly killed, without any
provocation whatever, by young man named JAS
k. HARPER, Of that place, who Immediately fed
and has not yet been aprrehended.9
Now. therefore, |, Thomas Swami, Governor Of tho
State Of Maryland do, by this proclamation offer
a reward Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
apprehension and delivery to the jail of Talbot
county, of the said James X Harper, who, it is
thought may have gone South. having served in the
Rebel army during the war
Given under my hand. at the city Of Annapolis on
this first day of June, 1866.
THOMAS SWAMI.
By the Governor.
JN0. M. CARTER,
je4 lot Secretary of State
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$4,000,
$1,000 and $4,000
TO LOAN ON FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY In the
city OF its vicinity.
HENRY W. ROGERS ( CO.
Tny29-tf CDR. Charles and EnYntte sta
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NTOTECE so MANgFACFURERS.-P
~ Labor for Hire at the Maryland Penitentiary
Inquire Of MARK W. q. TIL 0MPSON
ieS-tf Warden Maryland Penitentiary.
GAFFICE OF TIE HOWARD FIRE ENsU-,
~ RANCE COMPANY.
BALTIMORE, June 4th 1866
DIVIDEND-The President and Directors have
CENT. on the capital stock, for the six months end
ing the 31st ultiuo clear of taxes payable and
after the 9th instant. By order,
JEST Secretary.
AMARYLAND FARMER.-The JUNE NUM-
We Der of this Monthly is now ready. 1t is de-
voted to Agriculture Horticulture, Live Stock. and
Rural fairs generally TermscOne copy. one year
S. SANDS MILLS & CO.,
"a South Calvert street,
ie6-St Baltimore, Md
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EeUILDENG LOTS FOR SALE OH LEASE

452xl25 on st. Paul street.
226xl54 " Calvert DO
220xl30 " Euaw square.
74xl50 " Cathedral street.
50Xl25 " Madison avenue.
50Xl50 " Garden street.
4Sx130 81 McCulloh do
50x150 W. Fayette do.
ALSO, lots on Ross. N. Charles, Saratoga, Repub-
lican, Fort Avenue. &C.. &c. Apply to
ja22-eotf Nos ST. Paul street.
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AZ spiHn
h the Irii
stockuos
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|inen III
linen LIZ
Blay Lina
and BDn
lkerchish
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.acbed BIZ
|Burlaps
Tnian a1t
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s.--5. .g.ar rr-L. Jackson, Mss.
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Approved, May IL, 1866.

. How SOLDIERS FEEL ON THE SUB
JEcT.-The North Alabamian, publish
ed at Tuscumbia, says:
On Monday last at the election in
this city, we met several persons who
had belonged to the Federal army, in
the late war, from this county; all of
whom cast their votes for Sidney An
derson, candidate for Probate Judge
who had belonged to the Confederate
army They not only voted for him,
but electioneered for him stating that
they honestly differed as to which
party was right on the war question,
and had fought each other for four
years, and that now all feelings were
buried and they were willing to be
friend their former adversary We
like to see this principle growing be-
tween those who were opposed to
each other during the war 1t is the
only principle which can restore peace
and harmony to our country.
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NEW ORLEANS. i.

DOINT Gle AR, ,HOTEL-THE UNDER
Il ssned viii open the Point Clear Hotel or
tho iQth day Of May next This establishment is
being reprinted andput completa repair and con
diou,9 gasand wAtSts aorkA being erected. the
grounds beautifully laid ont and the house Furnished
entirely new with the best OF materials and latp i'm
pfovsfHents IifQ L d2ilnnI gdf guID 4 -
"a ARRANGEMENTS viii be made for direct communica-
tion with New Orleans AMI Mobile both by team boat
and telegrsphl Billiard ables Of the most approve
pattern have been ordered new Ten Pin Alleys beiog
huiit and every amusenent suitable to the climate
and the place. afforded 10 man, woman and child. q
For battling, and f@hipg and heAthfuiness this
celebrated watering plaeehas no superior the
tinent, and the undersigned itea,s to make it The
most pleasant and comfortable In the world. -'5 E.
April llatjyl0 gU CHASE SMBDES Manager
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The last new thing in vegetables is
startling wonder-a radish with
seed-pods about three feet long. and
growing Snasi vs. six x.h g TRADE,
#
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NEW ORLEANS.
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
59 PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ni
DYE sTUFFs, PERFUMERY, "A.
AND FANCY G. 0OES,
l7 .n1et. AT WHOLESALE. e y
d JAMES GONEGAL,) Vi
0. -. .....Sr. CHARLES ST. %
R,p,r nrTao.s Tn 1g. It

Having received bv the late arrivals large $50 n
Fresh an New DRUGS, in additisn to the large ~
soItment on hand, / am now prepared to supply tls
large aud Increasing wants of the DRUG TRAIT
SOUTH e. TsH5a .Ml- Ia- .1alLlH aa
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HUMPHREYS
II q VI CE OPAT ETIC SPECI EECS

HAVE proved, from the mos: ample experience,
1entire suecess; Simple-Promut- Efficient. and
elisoe. Taey the only Ieicines perfectly
Pdapt popu'a- use-,o simple that mistakes can
not be made in using them harmless as to be free
from danger efficient TO b. always re.iable.
They have raised th hi ST cOmmen4 ton r. IN all
and viii always render sat ,sfactlon. .-
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August 27.-Eleven deaths
from cholera were reported yesterday. The
disease has lost its epidemic character, and is
rapidly abating. .
The sum of 100000 was realized from the
sale of pews in the new Jewish synagogue
yesterday.
The radical Union men held convention
on Saturday at Lexington, Kentucky, and
delegates were appointed to the Philadelphia
Convention. Resolutions were adopted CEN
suring President johnson, and endorsing the
Reconstruction policy OF Congress.
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THIRD EDITION
REMARKABLE PETROLEUM CASUALTY
A Train of Cars Burned.
L o - - OF LIE H.

New YORK, August 27-A train of cars
loaded with petroleum, on the Erie Railway.
was colided with yesterday near Narrows-
burg, New Jersey. Several cars were crushed,
and the petroleum caught Are, exploded, and
burned the whole train. Three dwellings, a
wagon, carpenter shop, hide house, and
$4,000 feet Of lumber caught fiom the burning
oil, and was entirely destroyed. MIR. VII,
hams, while endeavoripg to rescue his two
children from one Of the houses, dropped one,
and while endeavoring to save it, all three
were fatally burned. The children subse-
quently died, and he is not expected to re-
cover. Mrs. Williams, his wife, jumped
from second-story window, and Immediately
gave birth to child, which is not expected to
live. The conductor of the train is badly
burned. The loss of property by the fire is
about $S0O0O ''. .' .-'.'.
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERHOC q.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.
pa. .... ,. WASHINGTON, August n.

ISPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH
... .. ,. WASHINGTON, August "a.
The Patent Office.
The Commissioner of Patents is making Ar
rangements for the issue of papers authorizing
2S5 patents, most of which have been awarded
to prominent inventors in the Eastern and
Western States. On the 4th OF next month 2Os
patents win be granted. The business of this
Office is constantly increasing, even at such an
extent as to require more accommodations and
q larger clerical force.
White Wheat-Seed for Distribution by
the Agricultural Bureau.
The Commissioner of Agriculture gives rotice
that he is now prepared to distribute to agricul-
turiss specimens of superior Mediterranean
white wheat, which will be put up in quart
pack ages, and delivered free upon receipt of
application.
The Homestead Law.
By the eighth section OF the Homestead Act
OF 1862, parties who have made entry undor the
Law on the condition of five years continuous
settlement and cultivation, have the right at
any time before the expiration of that period, to
make proof OF such settlement up to q given
day, and then pay for the tractat 81 '25 per acre.
and at once get a title. Where a Homestead
seller has entered tract containing more than
l60 acres he is required to pay for the excess in
cash, aid when he desires to change his Home
stead to a cash purchase, he is credited with
the amount of such excess, and only requires to
pay for 16O acres. Where party enter under
the Homestead, and abandoned the tract, he for
feits all claims to the fees, commissions, ETC.,
which at the time OF entry were paid at the
local Office for the services rendered by the Re-
gister and Receiver in regard to such entry.
tn tn
Out.
An order will be issued soon mastering out of
the service all volunteer staff officers.
Secretary Stewards Residence StuI
Guarded.
Notwithstanding the Presidents recent pro-
clamation OF peace, the guard of soldiers that
has been stationed around Mr.. Secretary
Stewards residence since the ASSASSINATION Of the
President has not yet been removed
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THE POLITICAL WORLD.
The Soldiers Pittsbupg Convention
The Names OF Those who WnI be

The Soldiers Pittsbupg Convention
The Names OF Those who wn be
There. .u ..
WASHINGTON, August 26.-The Convention OF
discharged veterans of the national army, to be
held at Piitsburg, If the thousands of strong in
dorsements from brave and true men received
here is any Indication, will be largely attended
by representatives from every regiment that has
served during the Rebellion. Some of these
letters speak in unmeasured terms Of condemna-
on Of the policy which seeks to secure repp.
sentation of Rebels in Congress- while Il denies
the right of franchise or protection to the freed
race. '... ...N ~ ... t'l-0-~
The official call for the Convention will be
promulgated on Monday, the Johnson COMMITTEES
having inYted Rev. Henry Ward Beecher to act
as chaplain at their Convention. Rev. Granville
p. Moody, the lighting chaplain has been re-
quested to perform the same duties for the Pitts
buTe Convention. . '.'...'
The following is partial list of officers who
have been selected for the occasion:-Maior-
Generals Banks, Butler, Howard, Burnside,
Terry, Hncks, Schurz, SiGel, and Ferry from
the Eastern States, and Major-Generals Geary
Bartlett, Potter, Hartranft, Owen, McAlister
from the Middle States The West will be re-
presented by Maior-Generals Logan, Oglesby.
Schenck, Garfield, Washburn, Prentiss, Pope,
Cox, and the South by Generals Thomas,
Fletcher, McKelso, Brownlow, Kiddo, and others.