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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-16
MOUNDSvILLE.

John James. manager Of the shoe
factory. left yesterday afternoon for
Fra1on.a. y. Y. and a trip through the
southern part CT Canada. he Will De
gone abou three weeks.
The infant ca.ld of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. @. Roberts. which died on Tuesday,
OF .d-Dltdcria. was buried yesterday
uftCrnocn az O'Clock.
The question OF making harbor at
the river front near the wharf, IS now
assuming tang bic shape, and IS thought
10 De a sure 90 by those having charge.
Sound.ngs at seven different places be-
tween tha place and the mouth Of Big
Grave creek. On a distance of 20 yards
from shore. showed an average depth OF
nearly evolve feet. which S considered
excellent water considering the stage
Of the river.
The Noundv.lle Land Company has
Organized by the election of c. A.
Weaver President. w. w. Gl.-h. Sec
re,a~y. ana f. W Hunter. Treasurer.
The farm Of The lac j. T. Mason, in
Liberty district. comprising about 10
acres. was sold a. trustees sails at the
front door of the court House on Tues
dav. The price realized was $1,000.
Mschne-y fer the OIL and gas well
-o be uD- down near Viola. n this
county. arrived on the Ohio River rail
road last nigh. and VII be taken out
TO the place of drilling at once Work
Will De commenced on the well about
the frs of the month. Ii s being
drilled by the North Penn Company
A power Of attorney has been given
by the N1undsville Land Company 70
J. Alexander Ewing.
The Elks benefit by Guy Bios. Min
strels on Tuesday evening was great
success. All the seas were sold. and
the EIks Will have a neat little sum in
their treasury.
BIDS fer the sale Of the school bonds
closed Yesterday az nocn. The success
ful Bidder was the Marshall County
Bank. which WI take the entire S25.
eco Or 1c1 cents, or 1 per cent above
par. ari the interest accrued since Jan
uery I. making the proceeds Of the sale
S25S0247. The other bidders We're s.
A. Kean. Of Chicago. .97i2: ". J. Hays
& sons. Cleveland. 100 64-100: :. J.
Ellictt. New Nart'nsv.lle. 100 10-100;
James Cummins. Of Wheeling. 1917,
for $4,000. The Board Of Education
held a meeting last night for the purpose
Of approving the sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-16

Of which Gen. Price complains. and the
condition Of taings right here in Wheel
ing. which IS now under the rule Of
close-mou, he'd pardsans Of the same pO-
ltical faith. In fact the similarity OF
the methods OF the rulers Of Marshall
county to those Of the present admin
.s--a,iou in this city IS striking In
both cases the public is not in it" and
any attempt TO get at official facts and
figures regarding finances or any other
matter concerning the public business
En- the department IS met with a cool
refusal 20 show anything for public use.
Indeed. we are worse off IN this respect
in the city Of Wheeling than are the
taxpayers of the county Of Marshall.
for not only have we more at stake,
but this close political corporation which
succeeded in fastening SIS hooks on the
city. is even more arrogant and secre,
here. Even the investigation cf the
Gas Works-trumped up for political
purposes alone. as it was-,Aas been
secretly conduc,ed-an unheard-of
thing. and unfair alike to the officials
investigated and to the people, who
have at all times a right to know all
that their servants are doing. Until
the advent Of the present adminis,ra-
uon such secrecy was unheard of in the
government of this city.
Yet the same close political corpora
ton tina, controls Marshall county and
this city hopes 10 obtain control of the
STATE government and is organs loudly
brag tla- it VII. Bu- it certainly VIII
not if the people. who want the light
turned On occasionally. know them
selves. Dark lantern methods and star
chamber government are not popular.
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Sneclal TO the Register.

Sistersville. w. Va, January 10
Mccoy q Broadwater's No. 8 on the
Weigle lease, over in Ohio, was drilled
a short distance in the sand yesterday
afternoon and started to flow. Last
night the we'll was only a couple Of
feet in the sand, but was flowing stead
lily, and it is thought will make even
a better well than either one of their
others 1t was intimated last night
that the we'll would make in the neigh
bOrhoOd of 800 barrels a day. The we'll
Will be drilled in some time to-day.
This well is located in territory that is
defined as near any territory over in
that section can be, and will not open
up anything new, and is of no import
ance. aside from the new production.
The rig is up and work will be COM
menced in a day or two on the well TO
be drilled by a local company on the
Thorn farm, out on Middle Island
The Ga casing was put in the well
being drilled on the Bolen farm, out on
Middle Island, yesterday. and it should
reach the sand the early part of next
week.
10y, McMulen & Cushing will COM
mence work in a couple of days on the
well to be drilled on the Barr lease, over
in Ohio, which they are to drill for an
interest. The rig is up and the ma
chinery is being hauled out to the lease
now.
For a frst-class, unadulterated fake,
that story sent out about the we'll Of
the Union Oil Company, on the Ruck-
man farm, at Eureka, takes the bun.
1t was given out with a great flourish
Of trumpets that the well was to be
drilled in yesterday, and a large num-
Der of producers and operators from
this city went down. The well was
drilled in all right. but there was not
show Of oil in the hole after the drill
had been pounding away all day. and
one man said last night that they did
even get any sand-Only a lot of hard
slate. The opinion among those who
have been down is to the effect that the
we'll is an entire failure. and that it
will never make a barrel of oil. Under
these circumstances. it is safe to say
that the Ruckman well will give that
territory a pretty black eve. There
are several other wells due on different
sides Of the Ventures big well. which
are due in a few days and there is a
n~ohabilitv that an cDeuing may be
found in another direction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-16

The Turk not only claims the right
10 rob. ravish, murder and s.arve the
helpless Armen.aus, but declines 10 per
nit any alienation Of his victims suf-
farng though offered by the purely
humane Red Cross. whose banner IS
bouo-ed elsewhere the world over and
whose work is done solely in the name
of mercy a1d humanity. The Turk has
placed himself about as far beyond the
pale OF civilization ana human sympa-
thy as he can go. VIII he never set
beyond the tolerance of the civilized
governments of enlightened Europe?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-16
RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF the
Boats and Boatmen.

Daily Chronicle Of the Movements Of the
Boats and Boatmen.
The ice in the river was timing out
yesterday, but none of the packets will
venture to make their regular trips for
several days. The river was reported
closed yesterday at Gables Eddy. The
stage last night was five feet and s,a-
tiCnary.
Special to the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va. January 10
River 6 feet and falling; weather fair
and cold.
Oil City, Pa. January 15-River 80
inches and stationary. Clear and cold.
Warren. Pa. January 15.-River II
inches and failing. Clear and cool.
Greensboro, Pa, January 15.-River
Z feet. four inches and falling. Cloudy
and warmer.
Morgantown, W Va, January 10
River frozen with six inches Of ice.
Clear and cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-16
MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday afternoon Miss Ada Seif
a young lady residing in AeuN..
had a narrow escape from being g
burned She was standing near. gaze
when her dress caught fire.
aged to eXtinguish the flames Hra
hands, and in doing so buu. ln
badly. Or. W. B. Shut.ew0ru Hs
called and rendered medical aI
Miss Mary Hull, of SteuDUy 10
has been spending the winter vl
friends and relatives here. leaves u.
her home this afternoon.
Kentworthy Hoge. Of Deawra O.,
is here visiting his son. r. *. No-
Miss Margaret McWilli9ms n r.
turned home from a visit with b .
ter at Moundsvilie.
Mrs. Martin, an aged lady a,
with George Klein. was severely .nIrl
Monday by falling. Her left w N1
dislocated and a bone in her hand Hl
broken.
The marriage of Melvin Wo,an
and Miss Alice Burris. TWO well known
young people residing back of tur he
Cured last evening at S O'Clock .a
home of the bride. back of town r
viii go to housekeeping immedia g. D..
Colerain.
VIM. Jones. of Pearl street. and I.ori
Tiers. of Wheeling. have leased -'
McSwords property in the lower para
of town, and are going 70 make al Pc
tempt to form a company for the i-
pose of drilling for oil.
Deputy Sheriff Foreman pa
through town yesterday on his U7
home from Columbus.
Miss Margaret Pennington has rr
turned home from a visit with frierii
at MOundsville.
VIM. Burson lett for the Waverly a
field yesterday.
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Special to the Register.

oi'NLt4l W Lilt iNNElSNtl.
Parkersburg. K. Va. January ID
Work on the well Of the Tracewell Oil
Company, of this city, which will be
pm down az Byers Jackron county.
viii commence at once, the contract
calling for the completion of the well
in sixty days. They expect to strike
the pay at 1,4O0 feet. The company
also has 5000 acres under lease in Vim
ton and Athens counties.
Everything is in readiness and drill
ing will commence at once on the Bar
clay well, in the Waverly field. The
well has been delayed on account Of
scarcity of water
The Waverly field is furnishing pro-
ducing wells almost daily now. and is
extending III all directions. The field
so far has only been tested in the shall
low sand. but several wells are now
under way that will be drilled to the
Big Injun and the Berea.
By a deal made in Marietta yester-
day the Fairchild farm. on French
creek. in Peasants county. W. Va.
comes into possession of e. d. Smith. of
that county. Written Stewart, who
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BRIDGEPORT.

Charles Hencher and Miss Mimic
Alexander, two young colored people
of Kirkwood, were quietly married last
Wednesday by Rev. Mr.. Adkins
Smallpox has made its disappear
ance. and again the town is free from
the disease. The work of fumigating
the few remaining quarantined houses
is being done at present.
The following are officers elected by
the Junior Mechanics at this place.
Wallie Phillips, c.; Fred. Ziegelhofer,
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ANOTHER GOOD WELL IN.
tits the Gayley Brothers on the Call
baugh Farm, in Ohio.

The Drill Only Two Feet in the Sand
but the Well is Doing Twenty
Barrels an HOur-The Well Opens
Considerable Territory and Is On
the Line of the Stewart Farm
Oil News From Ritchie County
The Eureka Field-News From
All the Oil Fields.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-16

A Philadelphia woman wlo writes 70
the papers TO complain Of the horrible
condition Of Schuyikiu water uses the
water. .tsalf. IN writing her communI-
caaon. instead Of ink. OF course, this
isa great saving in Ink. but it is thought
10 be more chan overbaanced by the
increase In doctors bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-16
FOURTH PAGE.

FUlhlH FAGE.
Stockholders Meeting - Thomas
Hughes Company.
Cheese-Albert Stole & Co.
EOr Rent-Two Dwellings on Market
Screet.
Red Cross Headache POwders-R. II.
List.
Notice-H. G. zane
FIFTH PAGE
Slightly Soiled Art Squares-G.
Nendel & Co.
Seventy-fve Cents a Minute. II.
Locke Shoe Co.
Opera House-The Courier of Lyons.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Special SALE of Fine Fur Capes-GeO.
NJ Shook &c Co.
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The CHRISTIAN world VIII certainly
have 10 lay aside It's Bible and prayer
book and bring a few guns TO bear on
the unspeakabie Turk
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There have been a good many addl-
tions 20 the freak department OF the
u-=d States Senate Of late. but none
more notable than Fire-Alarm Foraker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-16

The Spanish troops appear 10 nave
the Cuban rebels on the run-wiJh the
SDaniards ahead.
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3u5eelin9 8e9ister
CHARLES Ii. TANEy, General Manager.

The REGISTER. embracing Its several
editions. Is entered at the Postcfice in
Wheeling w. Va. as secoud-class matter
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E;,o t., Capes are going 10 be
/ IllG / vi sold BIZ Us at prices
usually charged for common ones. Read
I'd GEO. ". SHOOK a. co.
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DIED..

ATKINSON-Att-e home Of herdaughter,
Mrs. James T. Wilkinson. in Wheeling W.
Va. on Wednesday. January Il, 1896. at
11;15 p. m. Mrs. Lucy L. Atkinson, IN her
Goth year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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WANTED.

WANTED-SE HAND BOOK
case. Address r. r., this Office. jal5h
MILLER WANTED - AN EXPERT
enced roller miller for a @ barrel mill.
Give age. experience and wages wanted.
Address. BROWN. RIGGS & CO, Mounds
Vile. W. va. jal5s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

! How would you like some fine Mack
! erel2 That depends on the quality OF
! course. You're sale in buying them from
rs You NAV return them II they are
! not Just right: 1Oc , for 25c HUE
! REL'S GROCERY HOUSE, 224S Mara
et Street. Phone 632.
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STOCKHOLDERS NEEIN

The annual meeting Of the
~ the STANDARD Fire llsIraI
OF Wheeling. ". Va. VIII t
0ffice OF Tie company. h.
Bank building. on Tuesday.
1895. between the hours ~
o m. for the election OF q
hTsjness that may come h,tlr@, res
0NS'''e3- WM. ELLINGHA-' -
E. B. BOWIE. Sec'y.
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NOTIcE-FIRST MEETING 0T

MOTTO E-FIKSI MLLIlA. '.
y HOLDERS. The uul-r-
ators of "The iiil OF end H.
do hereby appoint TUESDAY.
OF January. a. 10. 1896. go
time and the OiIic, of ferI.a.
ter, 1923 MarocJ street. iu fl.
iuc, Ohio county. West Nlr-n|..
for holding a genera me-tl-
holders oi said Hi 900 H1i '1-
20 elect Board oi Directors u..'
and transact any other nu-'h'-
lawfully be- done hs rre -it.
general netting a~-e NuirI-
&. Mueller. r. J.. >cuuDat. anu
pOrator-.
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ANo special sales now in p-1c
NlOlly ress here. Read our l
GEO. NJ SHOOK & 60.
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ANNUAL CLEARANCE sALE-EwlNe BROS.

owned the farm, retained a half inter
est in the oil and gas. The price paid
was $4,000.
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EoR SALEM scELLANsouS-

MARBLE AND GRANITE BUSI.
VI NESS. SHOPAND STOCK FOR SALE
The Marble and Granite bus ness OF James
:. MuldcOn. deCensed together with ground
1921 South stree in he city 81 Wheeling
viii be sold AT private sale, upon reasonable
terms Enquire OF 7 :. RILEY. attorney at
law, No. 1913 Chapllne street, Wheeling. ",
Va. de27ti
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

| DO NOT BELONG TO ANY ORGANIfa.
/ ton. II. O.. ZANE. H.G.
MONEY TO LOAN on GOOD real. Es
tate security G. +. Morris. Law
Chapline street. J..-..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-16

Oil City, Pa. January 15.-Credit bal
ances pennsylvania OLD $3.50. There
were no bids for certificate oil. Febru-
airy delivery, to-day, and it closed with
offeres to sell at S14312. Shipments,
10, 413 barrels; runs, SO,732 barrels.
New York, January 15.-Petroleum,
strong: $1.45 bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-30

primitive. Il served her purpose.
When Or. Garnett saw u. be fcl into
q DC OF laughter. and straight way went
and put this "ad" In a daily paper, Turk
ish Baths at the Robertson Hospital
from II 10 g." And tine next day
n was Oh hand to Sec the callers and
how the "ilttlc captain" stood the fun.
The medical assistant Go Dr. Garnett,
was his kinsman, DR. Clarence Gamett,
and Lamar HOlladay % wounded man,
whose shortened ies made service mpos-
sibic, was aid 10 tho head apothccary
Whenever a soldier was sent away from
this hospital. his knapack was packed
with clean, strong CLOTHES, and in u was
PIT "a prayer book and Bible, CT rather
the Gospel. bound in oi-clOth.
One young fellow wrote the little cap-
tain" that the Bible haa detected bull
Yet ana probably saved his life.
IL the Doctor could be persuaded to have
prayers at the tca-tabe the plOus super
intcndcnt considered it "a great point
gained. ono evening as DC was engaged
in devotion Mrs Edmonla Heth, and
Mrs Page, came in. The Doctor loved So
dress well. and his bowed head above the
table and bis shiny pumps below. made
these two ladies laugh immediately,
mucl 90 the disgust OF enc Of -e soldiers,
who called them two spry old larks.'
THE DOCTOR a PAClFlCATOH.
The ladies' although very useful TO the
institution. became highly indignant ANA
vowed ihcy would never enter 10 again
Dr. Garrett in consequence bad the task
OF aproasing Thorn. and addr0 sci 20 them
o. "Mfalutiu" letter. dated September 22d
1sa2. in which he calls himself and Miss
Sally Tompkins the "Eldors." the i"o
injured ladies' "fair daughters" and Miss
Sally Davenport Sister Eliza and 1iis
Semmcs "Sisier Semmos.'
The letter shows that there was some
fun even at 20 wartime hospital and
wo hopo 10 appeascd the injured ladies.
The morning Of tho evacuation che hose
pital was full. Every man who could
move followed the army. Many very sick
onss were left behind. The night before
the troops lcft the city there was
biz gathering OF ladies at the h' sp'iaL
Napv Of them set to work to make bis-
crite so as TO nm the knnpsacl OF me
poor weak ores. who would soon ho le'f-
I ine .,..
! Tho hospital kept open until The la'h'
! OF June whon the last SICK "l'"
went home Officers of The Dnion army
! offered the captain fnafd ''.
,,.o,,l1n,t have it. Sho went on as t1e
had been going selling various 'I.'.i.'
/ as soon as the need of Thorn was over
10 helm to keep the soldiers that were
The day Of the cvacuoton. when llooy
pr.on had been changed from h.,n
80 o. Confederate prison-houee. ono OF me
eoutn,rn soldiers just impr.sonel in,'s
cont flr the 'gttle captain. Sn. ~. ..
Mrs. NrcCuire went 20 him. although
red-hot pavements burnt the cole. ., %, IN.
sboos ON their feet. The street tnio1+.,
v ,.iv, fhcv walsed was a wilderness Oh
backouod ruin .. Ma. rloar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-30

Mrs. Mcclure said tho humble hero.
''fronl that day TO this John Crumlcy has
1eea alCnc"
He died the day OF the evacuation and
his body stayed i'm the hospital for 70
week, for the captain could not bear for
Union soldiers TO bury him. and when
a wagon could be gotten TO bear his body
&C Hollywood. she and Gay Betsy made
the simple corteEo.
when hostilitles were fercct there
came an order 10 close every private hos
giisl, because the ladies pamperet the
soldicrs
This almost broke the Nart of tho
brave woman who had thrown her soul
and body into her enterprise.
She wcpt bitter tears. and consulted
influential people as 90 what She should
do. and this plan was adopted Her '9os
book showed the number She had re-
ccived. tho number who had died. The
number who returned TO tho army The
latter wcf0 so much greater and the num-
Der OF deaths were SO much smaller than
any other hospital chat the order was
rescindod as far as tho Robertson iiospi-
tai was concerned; and that kept open
doors until the end eff the war; II its
walls had speech and Language they
might have uttered words fraught with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-30

Mr.. James ;. Nuckolls. Of Thurmond,
W. Va. ACCOMPANIED Boy his wife. is
visiting his aunt. Mrs W NJ. Bickers, on
north Tweniy-seventh street. Mr. Muck
oils is a native OF cold Louisa" and
began his railroad career as telegraph
operator. For quite a number OF years. up
10 the first Of last May, be lad been
Tho popular and efficient agent " th.
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, at Fir.
Greek. ". Va. n very important coal
shipping station. on May lst Mr.. Nue-
kons was assigned 10 the general agency
and Notwithstanding Of Thurmond w.
Va. freight division terminus and n
heavy shipping point OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio on the grandly beautiful and
picturesQue New River district
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-30


tenderest path0s. ana now and then might
have been "a sparkle OF fun.
LITTLE SOLDIERS"
\ boy had followed bis father, deter
mined 90 Dee soldier. although he was
Tor him. and when the army fon back.
lis lather brought him 10 Miss Sally.
"pl-aee take care of him. he said; che is
too u 20 go on
Tie never won't on. but he had tho low
ing kindness of q mother while he lived.
The little soldier in his weakness was but
81 hlue boy. and Miss Sally amused him
in his last days with stories and pictures.
Trc stories no doubt were ah about sel-
diors. ard courage. and victory. and tho
pictures too judge Robertson came in
ono day. and the boy asked him Go pray
fer him. The Judge was much affected
ana could not keep back his tears. and
d. went Cor the Rev Joshua Peterkin'
who prayed with loving faith for the
"iittle soldier
rlehop Joseph Wilmer would frequently
L. praying with the dyine before the
sun rose.
Al, those days. Their great ana solemn
beauty grows greater as the years adj
vance,
Thera was another little follow brought
IN The hospital just sixteen; he ned been
"a prisoner for some time. and Just neen
exchanged. The day az the surrender he
heard the gums firing.
"What are these guns?' he asked lie
We nothing but O. poor little skeieton'
ard he WAS Kept very quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-30


Sponsor Alternate y. w. Texas Division,
stirring scenes were once enacted. Among
them may Doe found Cl.clnmauea. Cold
Iarl0r. charlottesville. GAMES Al.l.
Malvern $3.50. Gettysaurg Manassas. Sew
Hemc. Winchester. Shiloh. Seven Pines.
Fort sumter. Roanoke Island Williams
burg. Nerrimac. DrcWry'a Iiu0. Irevii-
lans Station Mobile Bay -l,' Hlr-
pers Ferry. Nickshure Mlye's heifufs.
1lcchau.csrulc. Bun Run. New Market.
rive Forks. Fort Fisher The Crater At
Iauta. Wilderness Altoona, Big Bethel
Fredericksburg. and Cedar creek.
GALLANT LEADERS.
around the galleries, upon tine pillars.
arc the names of noted leaders who so
often led their gallant followers tO vice
Tory. There may Dee found tAe gallant
Gen. John b. ID. Gordon, Generals a. l..
1900. 81. Jenkins Sterling Price. j. g..
pemhcrton Wade Hampton. j. B. Kerr
shaw. j.. Kirby Smith. Joseph T.. JDhn-
s.on. b. j. Rodes. n. j.. Forrest Will
Uim smith. r.. S. EWel, John %. Morgan,
bradley T. Johnston. John Do Hood, j..
T.. j.. Cobb. William Malone. Juual Earlr,
james LoreaIcet. ID. d.. FIN. j. b.. b..
Stuart. john G.. breckenridge. George II.
Pickett. n. 8. Wise r. j.. Hoke g..
j. Pillow. II. Sommes, g.. S. n; Iitzlugh
Ice. and J.. a. Armistcad
While tho number OF windows wih fur
r,sh abundance of lIght during tho day.