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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

.c~APril 3
s.Htr.lD Tablet
GOOD. at snyder's-
.,sur goods at snydsr'''
"a, for the Is, of April troubles.
.n.es's greatest friend is Peruns.
men should rss the HERALD
and Manalin are the kings of the
ysdica.
,;sl assessment will be made
. ,eliable patent medicines" for
"a S. Boyd's.
.,srul Of cough or cold at this season
gar
J. B. SNYDER & Co.'S.
are now styled "chin whiskers on
.shssd." F"
,alief toothache remedy for sale
4 !. Boyd.
...,lvania had 81 new post offices es-
4 led in 1851
8 -.hl A big line of goods at J. B. sny-
B sOOs
d suest lot of imported samples" in
;sat HocHsTETLER's.
I'D Dudley Field. of New York. is the
4 uruc,icing lawyer in the United States.
ss
,.mber that Heffiey has all the new
a O,ueck scarf, and ties, etc. fresh from
sg.
Bsusnza Mackey has bought for his
4 mo largest pearl in the world-evident-
Dearl of great worth.
[,reyer q bare spot can be found mar
saving may he considered open for the
-.
don't know why, but everybody deals
B. Snyder K Co.
I,se are quite number of pavements
,u- borough that need fixing badly.
sc faul, is this ?
ALI line of China. Queensware and
.ussre new and of the latest designs. at
Snyder & Co.
.,rrison & Bros. Cough Syrup and Lima
a. is the best ever used as a family
.icine
.dveen the lst of March and the LIST OF
next the commissions of over $50
masters will expire. many in large cit
olng man, go to Heffley's and buy
self the latest style Of stiff or soft hat
received from New York and Philadel-
lass sEEps.-Now in stock Mammoth
er. Small Clover. and Timothy Seed,
will buy or sell.
Cook K BREKIrs.
r. supar making season is upon us IN
; glory. The cheerful weather and the
/ product of the sap orchard are both
ONE.
G place to buy cheap carpets, oil cloth,
Ks. valises, looking glasses, clocks and
hes, and jewelry of all kinds, IS at Hef-
;. on the Diamond.
:. Mary Herring, probably the Oldest
N in the county, died at her residence
one day OF last week, at the
{ 95 years, 10 months and II days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

Riley, the Hoosier poet and humorist will
lecturein Somerset on Wednesday evening.
March sth, under the auspices of the G. A.
X. Let there be full turn out.
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SHILLING SCHOOL No. 2-MR. EprroR:-
believe it is commen in the local districts to
have what are termed Spelling Schools.
commencing in the evening 1T I . clock and
continuing till about 10. Such it was INV
pleasure TO attend, on Thursday evening
last. at the Middle Creek school house in
Milford township, the house being lanre
and commodious the audience were all
comfortably seated and didn't have to stand
or loiter around outside rs was the case in
Mr.. II. H.'s report of the Barclay School
some weeks since; nor could see anything
remarkable in the pupils by which might
judge Of their future prospects, but to say
the least the spelling was grand The spell
ling book was exhausted, and test words
had to be rcsorted to, to bring the spelling
to close, which required some time.
Quite number of teachers were present
from adjoining districts, as well as citizens
and patrons of the school.
This sub-district has furnished more
teachers in the last ten years than any 9th
er school in the township. Quite a number
Of them are now in the high schools and
colleges, and We are not lacking in the pro-
fessions either, the only profession we are
not represented in is the law. The NJ. DIS
take the lead. We have also several minis
tiers Of the gospel, who are in distant lards
battling for the souls of men; and still
have more in training, that when the prop
er time comes we expect to launch into
their different callings.
The closing exercises of the evening con-
sisted in variety of songs, declama,ioas,
orations, dialogues, etc. after which the
teachers and citizens responded in remarks
that were instructive d encouraging to
the school.
Jack be nimble, Jack be quick
Jack jumped over the candle stick"
performed by little son of Mr.. G. A. Wal
ker in good style brought down the house
in glee, / might have said something else
than glee but didn't want TO for fear might |
crowd the house, and have some standing |
outside or crowding the aisles The Bar
clay school was there but their correspond !
ent was non est
Tow BRowN.
Benevolence, Feb. %, 1882
Through the urbanity of Mr.. Weller, the
teacher, too was there
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Aos comes another prediction that the
q crop is going to be very small next sea-
because the open winter has advanced
boss oms at least thirty days, and hence
'1qsill all be frozen to death by the cold
1'her between this and blooming spring
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

The Somerset Silver Cofnet Band turned
out Monday evening for the first time this
winter and treated our citizens to some
choice music
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MARRIED.

LOHR-FLEEGLE-A the U. b. Otter
beine Chapel, Somerset county, Pa, Feb.
IA, 1882, by Rev. d. Speck, Mr.. Cornelius c.
Lohr and Miss Miriam A. Fleegle, both OF
Somerset county, Pa.
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fyou wish to live happy and get rich all
Z newly married folks, buy your Queens
N, Knives and Forks. Spoons. &c, &c, at
J. b. Snyder & Co.
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Girls should be careful how they are vac
sied with virus taken from lovers
4. One at ST. Paul has taken to swear
!. sitting cross-legged and smoking a
,r-root pipe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

General" Coffroth supported General"
Koontz for School Director. VIII General
koontz return the favor by supporting
General" Coffroth for Congress
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At this season foul chinneys offen take
fire and burn cut. When such an event
causes danger. an effectual remedy is in
reach of every prudent housewife. Though
it is familiar to many, it needs repeating
Sprinkle common salt on the fire, in the
stove, in such manner as to burn the salt
If done wiseIy, large amount of chlorine
gas will be generated. filling the pipe and
chimney, expeiling the air and extinguish-
ing the fire. A dilligent use Of this will
avoid all alarm and remove all danger from
this cuuse.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

Say John. where did you get that nice
fitting coat? Why down at VIM. NJ. Hoch-
stetler's, Of course. He is the best tailor in
all the country.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

Have you tried the diamond Dyes?
no. do so at once. With ten cent package
you can color from one to two pounds Of
goods any shade. Sold by c. n. Boyd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

To ''dye" easy and happy use Diamond
Dyes. For ten cents You can get enough to
color from one to two pounds. For sale
by C. n. Boyd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

have just received the finest and hest
stock of Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Accorde-
ons, ETC., ever brought to Somerset Prices
verv low, and every instrument guaranteed.
J. J. HEFFLEY.
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WAsrED.-Maple Sugar. Bacon, Wheat,
Oats, Potatoes and Beans for cash or in ex-
change for merchandise of our line Of trade.
Cook & DEERrTs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

At the recent election the half-breeds
cut Julius, while the Stalwarts voted for
him to a man. Truly "a mans foes are of
his own household"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

A good brick maker can secure first
rate job by writing or applying to
JoHN MCFARLAND,
Ligonier, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

Buy the best 81 LOO shirt-the Pearl. Boz
som three-ply, and all linen made from the
best Wamsutta muslin, and guaranteed TO
fit, at Heffley's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

Business men should order their Bill and
tier Heads put up in packets. We print
! very handsomest at this Office.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

II is hard to tell whether the Coiiroth Re
publicans or the kcuntz Democrats predom-
inate la this borough.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

b you are IN want of Stationery buy the
InlIp packet they are the neatest, hand
nest and most convenient out.
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An Adjourned Court will be held in SOM
ersct on the 18th.

'Koontz Democrat smells as sweet as
Wolfe Republican"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

With the "peninr of spring business Of
all kinds PROMISE boom.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

Now that the two Generals have struck
hands look out for squalls.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

Morrison & Bros. Horse and Cattle Pow
2 has been used with success in prevent
! Pinkeye in all cases where used in time
westmoreland county. Sold at all stores.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

No use to send away tor your clothes
when you can get the finest kind at
w. n. HocHsrETLER's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

On Saturday evening the Bedford Silver
cornet band gathered at the Mengel house
and rendered serenade to Judge Baer. In
response to repeated calls the Judge put in
an appearance and delivered few appro-
pirate and well chosen remarks. Messs.
Reynolds and Kerr were also called upon
and made brief addresses. The crowd as
sembled was large one and was made up
of members of both political parties.-Bed-
ford Gazette
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

Hnkeye prevented and cured easily by
1rison & Bros. Horse and Cattle Powder,
stores sell il. Price suits me.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01

yEar MARKET, MAIN Cross STREET. IL will
lEe on hand at all times, Beef, Pork, Nut
and Sausage, at reasonable prices. Open
BY; viii run q meat wagon three times
Ich week.
Hp~yy Kurc.p
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J. b. SNYDER 4 Co.

There are great many people who do
seem to understand the right Of way on
streets. They should always keep to
right. and when two or more are to-
'her they have no right to monopolize all
pavement or crossing, forcing those
.ern they meet or who desire to pass them.
% the street. Courtesy on the street is
e Of the best evidences Of good breeding.
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j. b. SNYDER K Cos.

all and see our new line of Shirtings,
lyio;s, Ginghams and light Calico. all
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-03-01
4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of A. ]. Casebeer, late Of Somerset Dor
ough, decd.
Letters of administration on the above estate
having been granted TO the undersigned, by
the proper authority, notice Is hereby given
% those indebted to 1t to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims or demands will
please present them duly authenticated for set
tlement at the office In Casebeer's Store, on Fri
day, April !, 1852.
wM. b. FREASE.
J. w. CASEBEER,
mari Administrators.
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A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

Norice Is hereby given that Charles L. Peters,
OF West Salisbury. ElklIck township, Somerset
eourty Pennsy!vaaia, by deed Of voluntary as
signment has assigned all his estate. real and
personal. 20 W. II. Ruppel, Of Somerset, Pa. IN
trust for the benefit of the creditors OF the said
Charles l.. Peters. All persons, therefore, IN
tiebted 10 the said Charles l.. Peters will make
payment TO the said Assignee OF his agent. A. A.
Heffiey and persons having claims or demands
will make known The same without delay.
W. H. RUPPEL.
lebs Assignee Of c. L. Peters
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A UDITOR,s NOTICE.

= IA
Having been appointed Auditor by the Orphans
Court Of Somerset county, Pa, TO examine and
pass all claims against the estate OF Benjamin
Countryman, decd, and make a distribution Of
the fund in the hands Of the the Executor Of said
deceased, to and among those legally entitled
thereto; notice is hereby given. that viii attend
to the duties of said appointment, at my office in
Somerset Pa, on Friday, the I'd day q March.
1852, when and where all persons interested car
attend.
VALENTINE HAY,
Somerset Feb s. ISs2 Auditor.
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Oop a week in your e1n town. Terms and
300 outat free Address H. HALLETr co.
Portland Maine Msr.l6-lyr
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
for whom the property and franchises OF the
Pittsburgh * Baltimore Coal, Coax \ Iron Com
paDy was purchased, at the Office Of j. +. Dravo,
No. Sc Wood street. In the City of Pittsburgh, on
Thursday. February 23d, 1so2 at IL o'clock a. M,
for the purpose Of organizing new corporation,
under the Act of Assembly in such case made and
JIM. REID.
febl52t Trustee.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.
Tvbusiness now before the pub
lie. You can make money
nF faster at work for US than at
DAO Il anything else. Capital not

DLO i anything else. Capital not
weeded. We viii start you. <12 a day and up
wards made at home by the Industrious Men and
women. boys ard girls, wanted everywhere 10
sork for us Now Is the time. You can work in
npare time only, or give your whole tims to the
business. You can live at home and do the work
No other business will pay pOu nearly as we'll NO
one can fail TO make enormous pay by engaging al
once. Costly outfit aud terms Tree. Money made
fast, easily, and honorably. Address. TRUE *
Co Auylstr Maine necls-ly
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\ TELLS ITS OWN SroPY.-LAScAsrEr, ".
bee 8, Is7s.-By the way I will say
4 think Downs Elixir the best cough
fsedy that ! can find OF our Druggists. We
~, a
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate of Abra ham Hoover, late Of Brothersyalley
Twp, deceased.
Letters Of administration on above estate having
been granted TO the undersigned by the proper au-
thority, notice Is hereby given to all persons In
debted TO said estate TO make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against IL to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement on
Saturday, march 18Th. iSs2 at his late residence.
WM. ". COLEMAN,
Feb . Administrator.
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TOW BRowy.

Benevolence, Feb. %, 1882.
Through the urbanity of Mr.. Weller, the
teacher, too was there.
Ton BRows, JR
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]. S. fRr~Y, Pub. Republican.

|sA diseases arising from Biliousness or
|fpid Liver. are quickly cured by the use
saxter's Mandrake Bitters. See notice of
'aica and Oil Eniment in another col
sn.
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JESSEKrowN, Feb. 25.
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A DMINIs TRAITORS NOTICE
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ES TG TEL!

By virtue of an order issued ,xS,f the Orphans
Court of Somerset county, Pa to sie undersigned
directed, will expose 20 sale by public outcry On
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-07-14
Burlington Provision Market.

Vegetables have appeared in such quauti-
ties that prices are comparatively low, but
not for fortnight will the great supply be
in, and there is every prospect of lower rates
than usual The high prices obtained for
potatoes last year led to the planting of an
increased acreage last Spring, but thus fur
early potatoes have not been cheap the
local crop, which is abundant, will soon be
ready for market, however. When the Fall
crop is gathered there is ever reason to be-
lieve that potatoes can be bought cheap
They sell now fer 60 cents peck. Cabbages
bring 10 to 10 cents head peas, 30 to 40
cents peck. String beans have appeared
in small quantities. but will be plenty in a
few weeks. Beets and turnips bring cents
bunch; radishes 8 cents per dozen Gu
cumbers, 8 to 9 cents apiece. Fruit, too,
promises to be abundant Strawberries have
nearly pas ed by they are selling at
10 cents a quart Red raspberries are to
be found in small quantities. Cherries bring
30 cents quart pincappes, IL to 80 apiece;
oranges, so to 10 lemons, 80 to 40 dozen.
There are but few currants in market, which
sell at 12 cents box. Gooseberries bring IL
cents quart. A few peaches and water
melons have been put on sale, but the quality
is not as high as the prices Ball butter
brings 25 to 30 cents and tub the same |;
graduated sugar, 10. to II cents : cheese, 10
cents eggs, 23 cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-07-14

NEpsbspAr, Juls IL, 1879.
fLouR-Firmer. Prices % 5oa4 90 for Western
supernne; 81 500 90 for common extras: 81 800
90 for Wisconsin extras. and s. 50CdI for Mime
sofa extras, including choice bakers brands. In
winter wheats we quo'e prices al 80 20 Oe IS
for Ohio and Indiana and 50 OosI rs for Michigan.
Illinois is quoted at 50 0oa' % and 81 OO@I % for
spring wheats including Wisconsin aud Mime
sofa, at ! so "a 81 so b bbl. Patent winter wheat
including choice bakers brands, Wisconsin and
Minnesota extras al 50 SO "a $ 90 h bbl., including
choice brands. Corn Meal has been selling Al - IS
cl3 so Rye Flour at I 30 "a IS; and Oat Meal At
81 2o % s D bb. including common and choi e
brands.
GRAIN-Corn hrm. Mixed and yellow al 30 "a
y5cP bushel. Oats al G5 "a I2c bushel. Rye y5e "a
90 y bushel. Shorts and Fine Feed at SIS 5oa
Sis 90; and Middlings scarce and prices nominal.
PROVISIONS. Pork firm, at SIS 80 "a 10 90 for
prime S22 SO esa2 rs mess, and t25 w d26 so for
clear and extra clear, as TO quality. Reef is
oT sss auS extra qa0I @ess sd SIS o b
for family. Lard Is in fair demand. Sales have
been at lshslaSces for city and Western, 'nelnd-
have been selling at 1871 ID l5c b III for city aud
Western.
PRODUCE. Butter unchanged. We quote Sales OF
good and choice; New York and Vermont
daires have been selling at 81 "a 25cPb for choice,
and lie I've v 10 for fario good. Choice Western
grades at 10 Gle v ID. Cheese, is quoted "a Toe
y ID. Eggs at Is q 2Oc per dozen. Beans, are
% and prizes Of ne leading gTaaes are
as Is and Yellow Eyes at s. b0Ca3 IS pei bushel
New Potatoes are high and range from IS ooa6 Oh
per bbl. Common Peas have, been selling at 81 Is
al 20 ror choice, and sOc ID 81 10 for common
grades. Dried Apples range from iks5kc for
quartered and sliced and ltsl5 for common aud
choice evaporated.
HAY. There Is a dull feeling for Hay-lemand
moderate. Sales OF choice at $50 a2l, extra lots
at $22, and common and good al SIS IA 10 q ton.
Rye straw quoted at SIS per ton.
WOOL. There has been fair demand for all
kinds Of Wool, but purchasers think prices toe
high. Prices this week for Ohio and Pennsyl va.
MIA neeces are quoted at 40 "a acc y h for and
Xxx; Wisconsin aud Michigan neeces al IS q a0C
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-07-14
TH L MARKETS.
Produce Markel-JuIy IL.

CO1IuN-steady. milling upails at IS.
FLOUR-unchanged Receipts OF 1900 barrels.
Sales OF % 600 barrels No. al - 70 IS supertne
state and western AT 1904 65 common to good en-
ira western and state at - as 90 good to choice
extra do. at IOd9.00; common to choice white
wheat western extra at I 25as % common to good
extra UniO at S5dS00; common TO choice ex-
ira st. LOUIS at 490a9UO; Minnesota extra at
Sds 80 choice to double extra at Goa 80. Rye
FLouR-hrm At 3 G5 "a 10. CORS MEAL-hrm at
45cd450.
GRAIN - WHEAT unsettled. Receipts OF
$1,000 bushels. Sales of 1892 900 bushels Exports
$1,000 bushels including l52 900 bushels ON
spot. No. spring at 81 No. red al
al 33d 35H; No. l white at 81 h@l BIN. NO.
red for July at | 2Ih ID 80. RyE-dull at
s2,dsS. BAILEY MALT = nrm. Corn Grm,
Receipts OF $1,000. Sales Of lG,2,000 bushels, In
Guiding $4,000 bushels on spot. Exports, 0o.oo0 No
at s6s(ss'h No. for July at s6Ea ,GL. OATS
lower. Receipts of l4,0O0 bushels. Sales OF
G2oOoo bushels; mixed western at 5sdG5; mixed
wn!ie AT 62aGs No. July at 6la6lH.
HAY-nrm at G5.
GROCERIES -COFFEE-frm. Rio at sL Oily. ST.
GAK-steady. Standard A at s,.m9 cut loaf al IT
crushed at loo 1915. Enthusiastically. RICE
hrm
PETiOLEuM-dull. Crude at $780,. re.
nned at -.
OViSlONS-TALLow-nrm at ,aa>ia. PoTA-
IoEs-weaker; Long Island AT . 50ia3 81. EGGs-
hrin a. 22. PORk-tlull new mess AT - 5ha y so
BEEf-hrm. Cur meat1 hrn. Picked hams AT
li.aLa picked bellies at ~ picked shoulders
at liz Mlddles scarce. LARD-weak at 10 loo
10 10. BuTTER-nrm al lS'a46H. CHEEsE-trm at
Ga 100. Tor new
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-07-14

Capt. c. p. Russell, of the Lake George
steamer Horizon, has resigned his position,
as the lumber interests of Ira Russell Il Co.
of indianapolis, Ind. demand his personal
attention.
The Washington Herald of Sunday last
says, "The wife and daughter of Senator
Edmunds lett Atlantic City few weeks ago
and have gone for the Summer to one of the
highest points of the White Mountain region,
where they have rented retired farm house
for the season. Miss Julia Edmunds expert
enced but little relief from the different Jour
neys undertaken for her welfare this year
In the Fall Senator Edmunds will have q
special car fitted up, and take this idolized
daughter into the dry, warm climate of New
Mexico, which has helped SO many consump-
tives to recovery by the soft, healing in
tluences Of that soft, dry air."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-07-14

AT the veterans reunion at Queen Cit
Park Burlington, July, 1882, the followin
of the 9th VT, Regiment wei
present
Homer Bostwick Co. A, South Starksboro Vt.
Michael King, Co, c, Underh, Vt.
Lieut.. George W. Sneden, Co. c, Weybrilg
VI.
d S bay, Co c, Lincoln, VI.
Z Sears, Co Z, Monkton, Vt.
A Durkee, Co G, Duxbury, Vt.
Z Van Stenburg, Co Z, Burlington VI
Levi Bench, Go c, vergennes, IT.
j Baldwin, Co Z, Monkt IN, Vt.
ERA Collins, &C, Monkton Boro, VI.
VIM. A Neland, Co ID, Lowell, Mass,
Sergt W Adams, Co q, Newport, W.
20 Blake, q, Newport, VI.
&c Moulton, Co {, Newport, Vt.
Geo W Cobb, Co c, weybridge, Vt.
+ A koby Co {, Coas, y II.
Joseph Blake Co c. .Mansonyille, Pc
ii Mcclure, Co c, Westneld, VI,
Calvin Wilson, GO C. Charleston, ".
Lewis Steady 20 f, Burlington VI.
AnlGlne Ggraya a 60
Amos Walston Co +, Lowell, Vt.
Patrick Furlony, Co +, lInesburgh, W.
A + Wright, Co f, Burlington, VI.
Z Kendall, Co q, Hartford Vt.
Il Y Lllley, Co q, West Randolph, Vt.
Lieut. A x Niles, Co II, Morrisvilie, II.
A SpoOner, Co II, Troy, ~.
j j Robbins, Co II, WOlcott, VI.
4 $ Peck, Co q and II, Burlington VI
Eugene steady, Co II, Burlington, VI.
Patrick McGovern. Co II, Richmond, Vt.
Y II Palmer Co ii, North Wiiston, VT
Geo d sherman, Co H. Burlington, VI.
c SaDborn, Co ii, North Wolcott, VI
VIM. La Point, Co II, Waterford, Vt.
Snider, Go II, Coventry, VI.
II W Potter, Co II, Lowell, Mass
VIM McManamon, Co II, Waterville VT
Cram, Co !, Morrisville, Vt.
Geo Hull, Co |, MOrrsville, Vt.
Capt, A Il LeayenwOrth, Co X, Casteton, w.
JC Flanders, Co X. East Fairfield, Vt.
Vim Powers, 60 X, Leicester Junction, VI.