The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-10

and Marshall Hanger. n.,
Bath and Highiand.-John K: popham
Redord benjamin. II. Moulton, join
p Thurman, and James 0. Hensley.
Bland. Addison Davis.
Botetourt.- Gary Breckenridge.
Brupsrick. Digger.
BncHingham.-J. H. Noble and Cesar
| Perkins.
buchanan and U'iSe.-J. T. Chase.
CnmnJeN.-Rufus A. Murrell, John !"
Dor;o1 and Robert c. Burkholder.
Cayol;ne. 0. Peatross and JonD
NJ. Hudgin.
Cbar1otte,.George W. Graham and Will
liam II. Ragsdale. oo, r
Maddox, B. 7. Edwards, and Henry COX
CtraJerland.--James Lipscomb'
Cu1peper. +. Strother.
C1qrEe.-W. w. Arnett.
Dia,riddie.--E Wilson.
Elizabeth City and 1Farcick.- -Wllliam
Bartlett and D. 3. White.
Esser.-Watson r. Wentworth.
Fauquier.-James Keith and F. L. Mar
shall.
Fuirfur-Job Hawxhurst.
Foyd.-George Young.
Franklin.-Benjamin n. Hatcher and
George H. T. Greer.
F7urunnn.- Henson.
Frednick.-David J. Miller.
GHes.-F. W. Mahood.
GoocMand.-J. B. Miller, Jr.
GreensviUe.-Peter K. Jones.
Greenc.-Thomas NJ. Sherman.
Gloucester.-James n. Stubs.
Grayson.-Lewis H. Bryant.
Halifur.-Alexandcr Owen, Isaac Ed
mundson, and W. W. Wood.
Huuorer.-W. r. VIM and c. f. Thomp-
son.
Hemico and City Of acknowledges
tus Bodeker, A. NJ. Kelley, L. H. Frayser,
Jacob S. Alice, John B. Crenshaw, William
Lovenstcin, George K. Gilmer, and Stephen
Mason.
Hemy.-C. Y. Thomas.
Isle Of HigM-Georgc r. Atkinson.
James City,. S. Norton.
King and Queea.-John W. Bulman.
Hing IFHiidm.-B. +. Jones.
Hing George.-W. a. J. Potts.
Lancaster. Josiah Tatum.
Lee.-William Mcdonald.
LOuiSa.-Bcrnard McCracken and F. NJ.
Perkins.
LunenJarg.-Stith Boiling.
Loudoun.- Isaac D. Budd and William
Mathew.
1fathe,cs.-Henry Bell.
MudiS0n.-James w. Walker, Jr.
Mecklenb,ny.-S. NJ. Dodge and John
Watson.
-MddleSe1. c. Brstow.
Neutrality-suspicious. A. Miller.
NanSemond. David Thayer.
Ne1e Eent-William II. Brisby.
Norfolk City.-Henry NJ. Bowden and
Arthur s. Segar.
Norfolk County.-Luther Lee, Jr., A.
L. Woodwork, and Charles f. Hodges.
Nelson.-William i. Williams.
Noitouay-George II. Southall.
neutrality-suspicious. c. Toy.
N0rthumbcrldnd.-B. G. Haynie.
O1ange.-David Pannill.
Patrick,.-William F. B. Taylor.
PGge.-John w. Ashby.
PittSWrnnia.-M. II. Clark, ". J. Full
ton, Walter Coles, and T. H. Gosney.
PcterSjmy.-Peter G.. Morgan and Geo.
Fayerman.
Prince Ed,rord.-Thomas P. Jackson.
Prince Gcoryt A. n. Fretz.
Prince UiUidm-William A. Bryant.
PulaSh,i.-William J. Wall.
Princess 1nne.-John Q. Hodges.
Rdppuhunnoch.- Zeph. Turner.
Richmood Co,nty.-L. r. Stewart.
Roch;nqham.-Philo Bradley and Henry
3. Iiarnsbcrger.
RocA3ridge.-William Mclaughlin and
Samuel B. Morrison.
| Roonohe.-J. 4. McCaull.
Russell. john Ii. \. Smith.
Nendndonh.-JosiahL L. Campbell.
.Smyh.-John A. Kelly.
SovHampton.-Richard I. Burgess.
.Scott-E. f. Tiller.
.SmTy.-William il. Andrews.
StGford.-J. c. Shelton.
SUSSEX. n. Stephens.
.SpotSylrania.-J II. Kelly.
TczsueH.-lIenry Bowen.
U'GShington.-George Graham and John
F. Terry.
H'Mven.-Smith 5. Turner.
observation-disclosures Walker.
U'Whe-John H. Fulton.
lIork.-Robert Norton.
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