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J5A1LT SUNDAY. APRIL f'Txr lir'Kfti ''lii Swat el pWYsauid hU mrtewd subsequent junctiou wltlx ermlMoOsiouStortt. at. at OOMIUM. prevented tha uoclilvs battlt from tairik fought -of tha Colorado.

doubt thut it tho Spartan immolated at the Almuo niid Fanulu's 474 waU-arntnUed dlssipUiKxl troops had falloobaok and a junction with Houston Baa Jaclnto. woulu uovor hnve Meo fought. Tha Tuxus farces lu tbo Hold nftor those losses wcro hastily marnhiiled mllttta, fighting men, it is tvuo, but poorly aud undisciplined. To have with this array met Santa Amm, flushed with Tlctory, bcfors ha had divided his would dare been to iuvito linal and Irretrievable dlsnstcr. Houston pursued the road that led to San Jaciuto aucl fought tho buttle at tha timo and thu pUce when and where victory for him meant tit Oeo.

Joliu Forbw. win. J. Cook, aalstant IcBpcctor-ituncrnl. Aido Ue Camp--Win.

H. I'atton und Jiw. Colliugsworth, volunteev nidn; James H. Perry. H.

Edvn Iltmdjr and H. Coluiuaa; Hon. Tiicw. J. Uusk.

becretiiry ol war; Wotlox, M. U. Medical Staff--Alexander Swing, acting surgeon-general; Davidson, rKTOU I'lrst luRluiont; Auaou Johca, surgeon Second First ri'gTmont; -Fltiuue, assistant rgeon N. D. Labadle, lieu and where victory lor him meant ruin to tho foe and abBolutB triumph nnd safety for Texas.

His companies contained as and officers the men who wcro fighting for their homes and their families, tho civil oflicers t'ao government enlisting aa privates, officers of the regular army without commands fighting in tho ranks, and young and adventurous Americans from their lu.mrious homes in "the states" battling in the cause of American destiny. The battle itiolf has often been described, But party feeling nearly always been observed in the narratives of that time. It Is Eot appropriate to touch upon these disputes here, 'fhey are familiar to readers of Texas history. General Houston's report of the bittle, wherein he Impartially attributes meed of pmlse to friends and foes Slikc, has been published annually. On this oocaiionTnE NEWS produces a short description of the battle by Mexican officer who was engaged in it and became a prisoner.

Don Pedro Delgndo of Santo Annt'a etafi, whose narrative of the invasion was procured and a translation printed by Hon. V. O. King several years ago, contains a short and graphic descriptio'n of the battle which is reproduced, vizi After stating the relative positions of the hostile armies, lie writes: "At daybreak on the the 31st hta ex- coiicTT" ordered a breastwork to be erected for the cannon. It was constructed wife packsaddlos, sacks of hard brick, baccgage, etc, A trifling barricade of tiijnches ran aiOiig its front and rifibt camping ground of bis excellency was In all rtsjmcta against military rules.

Any youngster would have done better. "We had the enemy on onr right within tha wood at long musket range. Onr front, although level, was exposed to the flre of the enemy, who could keep it up with impunity from liis sheltered position. Botreat was easy for nim on his rear and light, while our own troops had no space for maneuvering. Wo had in our rear a email grove reaching to the bay shore, which extended on our right as far as New Washington.

What ground had we to retreat upon in case of a reverse? From sad experience I answer, none! A few hours before the engagement I submitted to General Castrlllon a few remarks on the sub- tect, by my limited knowledge. But he answered: 'What cau I do, my friend? I know it Tvell, but I can not hslp it. Yon know that nothing-avails here against the caprice, arbitrary will and ignorance of that This was said ia an impassioned voice, and in closo proximity to bis excellency's tent. "At 0 o'clock a. m.

General Cos came In a reinforcement of about 00 men. His arrival was greeted with the roll of drums and with joyful shouts. it was represented to bin excellency that these men hud not slept the night before, he instructed them to stack arms, to romovn tholr and to go Co sleep quickly in the adjoining grvie. "No important incident took place until 4 p. At this fatal moment the bugler on our rigbftslgnalcd tho advance of tba enemy on that wing.

His excellency and staff wore qsleep; the- greater number of tho men woro also sleeping; of tiie rust somo were eating; others wore scattered in tho woods In search of boughs to prepare shelter. Our line was composed of musket stacks. Onr cavalry was riding bars back to and from water. I stopped upon some ammunition bnxei th6 bettor to observe tbo movement of the enemy. I saw that their formation was a mere line in one runk and very extended.

In their center was the Tesas flag; on both win, man front overlapping our loft. "In this disposition, yelling JnriouBly, with a brisk lire of grnpe, mr.Skets and rifles, they advanced resolutely upon our camp. There tht utmost cocfuslou prevailed. General Castrillon shouted on one side; on another, Colonol Almonte was giving orders; somo cried out to commence firing; others to lie down to avoid grape- stiota. Among the latter was his excellency, already I saw our men flying in small ronps, terrified and sheltering themselves ehlnd large trees.

I endeavored to force some of them to fight, b'ntall efforts were in vain; the evil was beyond remedy, they a bewildered and panic-stricken herd The enamy kept up a brisk cross fire arape upon the woods, presently wu hearc in close proximity tha UNPLEASANT NOI3B of tholr clamors. Meeting 'no resistance thoy dashed lightning like upon our deserted camp. Then I saw his excellency running about In tbo utmost cxcltemen wringing his hands and unablo to give an ordor. General Castrillon was stretched on tho ground wounded in tbo leg. Colonc Trevino was killed snd Colonel Mnrcln Aguirro was severely injured.

I saw also tho enemy reaching tho ordinance train am killing a corporal and two gunners who had been detailed to repair cartridges. "On our left, and about a musket sho distance from our camp, was a numl! grov on tho bay shore. Our disbanded hen rushed for ft to obtain shelter from tho hor rid carried on all over tho prairi by the blaoil-thirbty usurpers. 1'nforttl natoly wo mot in our way an obntuule dlfii cnlt to overcome. It was a bayon not yer wldo, but rather deep.

Tho men on roach Jng it would helplessly crowd together, an' wcro shot down by tho enemy, who wa close enough not to miss his aim. It wa there that the greater carnage took plnro tho There root a number of ofHcors, with whom I wandered at raixlom, burled i gloomy thoughts upon our tragic disaster Tho enemy's cavalry surroundo tho grove, while his Infantry penotrntcd it pursuing us with ficiro anil bloodthirst feelings. Thoro tlioy killed Colonol Uatres and ifc would have been over with u.s ha not providence placed us in tho hands tbo lioblo fviid generous Captain of Cavalr Allou, who by great exertions saved us re pontodly from bulng nlaiightcrcd by tli drunken and infuriated volunteers, "At 2 o'clock (nest day) his nxcdleucy th gfmeral-in-chiof, Don Antonio Lopes feantrt Anna, arrived undor Mio charge of mounted soldier. Ho woro Unon trollHorH ft biuo cotton jacket, a cup, nnd red wortite slippers." Tcxan.i differ slightly as to Santo Auna dross from tho Mexican olliccr. He wa to havo hod on a (flnv.ed Icntliar cai striped jaekot tvoluntoer roundabout oountry made conrHo rotton tionks an noldlern' coarsn wlilto linen pants hpppa torod with mud.

I lino llmm Milrt boson nnd ((harp pointed wore all that di not correspond with a common soldier' drcns. Tbo approach of Santa Anna to Uonoral Houston, who wnti reclining under a treo iiCVurnly wounded, and the bitter's reception of tho captivn clilnftuln, had boon doncrihrd nn riuitotheatrlcul. Thosceno IH given much npnco in all tho narratives of tho battle, and nt thin time a (iconic and portrait painter, who has noliioved a high reputation In Shields Book and assistants Second regltnent. ARTILLEHY. T.

0. Neil, licutonant-colonol; Isnao N. Morolaod, captain; W. StiUwull, first liou- tonant; Klcliurd Scurry, -Urst sergeant; Thomas Plaster, second sergeant. Privates--T.

O. Harris, John M. Wade, Hugh M. Swift, William A. Park, Thomas Green, Ciurk M.

Haruian, T. J. Robinson, M. Baxter, IJon McCullocb, Joseph White, Thomas N. B.

Green, John Forrlll, Joseph ioy.d, Alfred lluntan, D. T. Duuhaui.Willls T. C. Kdwards, 8.

B. Bardivell. by the following regulars from the ompanies of Captains Teal and Turner: Millermnn, Gaiuer, Cumberland, Seiisoii, Clayton, Menvin, Lcgg. CAVALRY. Alirabeu B.

Lamar. commanding; Henry Karnes. cantaln; W. H. Smith, J.

H. Cook, first lieutenant; Wm. Harness, econd lieutenant; Lem Gustino, M. D. Privates -W.

Sscrest, F. Secrcst, A. Alls- ury, S. C. Turnage, D.

W. Heaves, E. R. Rainwater, J. D.

Elliott, J. P. Davis, J. N. Nixon, Q.

Deadarick, J. Nnsh, BNRO W. Burton, Jacob Duncan, A. W. Hill, Young P.

Alisbury, D. McKay, W. J. C. Pierce, W.

King, Thomas Blackwell, 3oodwin, J. Coker, W. B. Swecnoy, Beuja- nln F. Smith, Thomas RobbinB, Ellsha Dlanp, H.

Henderson, Geo. Johnson, W. VilltamBon. Wilson C. Brown, J.

Thompon, John Bobbins, Wm. F. Young, James Douthatt. John Carpenter, Wm. Taylor, Inthony Foster, Z.

Y. Beauford, Spenser 'ownEend, James Shaw, Wm. D. Redd, Clapper, P. H.

Bell, J. W. Robinson. SECULARS, Lieutenant-colonel Henry Millard, commanding; Captain John ML Allen, anting major. Company A--Andrew Briscoe, captain; Jartin K.

Bnell, first lieutenant; Robert ilcClosky, second lieutenant. Sergeants: first, Lyman F. Rounds, second, Daniel S. kelson; third, Daniel 0. Driscoll; fourth, Charles A.

Ford. Corporals: First, iiehardson; second, Honry C. Craig; third, Beard. Flores, Musician. Privates--Bruff, Beebse, Benton, H.

P. Jrewster, Cassady, Dataller, Darre, Eliott, Flynn, Farley, Grieves, Warner, ienderson, Lang, Larbartare, Limski, tfason, Montgomery, AJaish, Morton, O'Nell, Pierce, Patton, Helnhart, Kainer, Richardson, Smith 1st, Smith 2d, Sullivan, Swain, Tindall, Taylor, Van Winkle, Williamson. Wobb. Company B. Volunteers--A.

Turner, captain; Miller, first lieutenant; W. W. summers, second lieutenant; Charles Stewart, first sergeant; Swearinger, second sergeant; Robert Moore, Thomas Wilson and M. Snyder, corporals. gn tboy hnd two small cannons well nned.

Their cavalry was opposite our flrit corporal; Klljah J. ford, lein iu, Wm. Hawkins, W. J. Caanon, Jaco roce, F.

B. Gentry, J. O. Wilkinson, Mercer, second corporal. Privates--Robert McLsuchlln, lroy Wta.

Llghtfoot.Dauigl Miller. Jease Robinson, U. Duuhauu Win. Passn, S. Lester, Fidelia Breeding, tlnu Winner, B.

O'Connor, Thomar, Lly- John Lowis, John Highland, Leiinder Beoson, Josiah Ungnnsi, John well Stsul. John Blgley, Hugh McUoiwIo, Jos. Ellinger, John Halllet, J. James Ntlson, John lumlinson, Frnncla Brockflold, Charles M. Henry, Jarnea Byrd, Nathaniel Hold, Andrew Seouatt, S.

T. Foloy. Alhu Jonos, Thomas Adams. Mitchell Putnam, T. M.

Hardimau, C'lius. Thompson, Wm. "Waters. Company H--Wm. W.

Hill, captain (sick); R. Stevenson, commanding company; H. H. Swisher, first lieutenant; C. first sergeant; A.

R. Stavena, seciud sergeant; Wm. H. Miller, fourth sergeant. Privates--E.

Whitesldea, J. S. Stump, J. M. Swisher.

Moses Davis, John Lyford John Tom A Dillard, R. Boworii'Jas. Farmer, A. Leaas- sior, W. H.

M. Gray, Jas. Gray. B. Doolittle, John Graham, Jas.

M. Hill, J. Ingraham, F. Harderson, Uriah Saun- dors, John Craddlck, John Gafford, N. Mitchell, David Karaeky, Geo.

Potty. Jas. Evetts, Prosper Hope, J. Powell, Matthew Dunn, J. D.

Jennings, John C. Hunt, J. Lawrence, A. Carruthors, Daniel MoKay. 6ECOSD BEGI.MENT TEXAS VOLUNTEERS.

Sidney Sherman, colonel: Joseph L. Bennett, lioutecant-colonel; Lysander Wells, major, Edward B. Wood, adjutant; Bennett McNelly, sergeant-major, i First Company--Hayden Arnold, captain; R. W. Smith, first lieutenant; Isaac Edwards, second lieutenant.

Privates--Sam Leiper, Peter W. Holmes, W. P. Kincannon, Daniel Doubt, John Moss, E. E.

Hamilton, David Rusk, W. F. Williams, J. W. MaHorse, H.

Malena Aleiin, John Marney, M. G. Whitaker, John Yancy, S. Yarbrougb, Thomas G. Box, Nelson Box, G.

E. Mercer, William Nabora, William F. Sadler, James Mitchell, James E. Box, Phillips, John B. Trenay, Levy Uln; Darld Murphrct, first Itoutenout; Peter, jlarper, wound lieutenant; John Smith, first wreeant; Ptjudleton Rector, second sereoant; A.

W. llrtuulore. third fer- G. L. lilcdsoe, first corport.1.

Privatfis-Jas. Brsdly, J. C. Bold, Robert Barr, A. J.

Beard, Alex Bailey, J. J. ChiWs, St. Clair I'atton, Clalboru Rector, Phlntaa Privates-- Bornard, Browning, Bissett, Belilen, Colton, Callahan, Christie. Clark- ion, Dalrymple, Eldridge, Edson, HarpOr, tlogan, Ilarvy, Johnson, Keeland, Ludus, Lind, Minnett, Mordorff, Massie, Moore, Xirlas, Pascal, Philips, Smith first, Smith second, fScheston, Sigman, Tyler, Woods and Wardryski.

Company Richard Roman, captain; Nicholas Dawnon, second lieutenant: James Whsrtou, A. Mitchell and S. L. Wheelor, Sergeants; A. Taylor, J.

S. Egbert and W. Moore, corporals. Privates G. Brown, Joseph Barstow.

J. B. B-adley, B. Coles. J.S.(:ouu, J.

H. T. Dixon, William Dunbnr, H. Homan, J. M.

Jett, Stcv. Jctt, A. S. Jordan, S. W.

Lamar, Kdward Lewis, J. W. H. Mc- Farlano, A. McStea.

H. Miller, G. Newman, W. Richardson. D.

Tindnle, J. Vin- aler, C. W. Wuidron, F. F.

Williums, Jas. Wilder, W. S. Walker, James Ownby. Company I-- W.

S. Fisher, captain; R. W. Carter, swond lieutenant; Jones, sergeant. Privates-- George W.

Leek, N. Rudder, Jac. Maybeo, "Graves, E. Kuoland, A. H.

Milos, J. W. Stroud, Joseph Sovereign, W. Sargennt. It J.

W. Reel. Rufua- WriKht, Joseph McAllister, B. F. Starkloy, Day, John Morgiin, Towcntor, Slock, R.

Banks. B. F. Fry, E. G.

Mnrie, McNeil J. M. Shreve, W. Puco, Ch. Ptebblns, R.

Critteudcn, Adam Mosier, J. S. Patterson, Joseph Donano, George W. Mason, Thomas Pratt, I.ewellin, Joseph Joslyn, W. S.

Armot, M. W. Brigham, P. Bart, H. Bond, George Fcnnell, W.

Gill, Joe Gillespie, A. J. Harris and D. James. Staff of above command: Nicholas Lynch, adjutant; W.

M. Curper. surgeon; John Biuitli, sergeant-major; Pinkney Caldwell, quartermaster. FIRST nffOTMEXT TEXAS NOLCKTEEF.3. Edward BurleBon, colonel; Alex.

Somur- ville, lieutenaut-colonoli Jas. W. Tinslcy, adjutant; U. N. Cleveland, sergeant-major.

Company A-- Win. Wood, captain; S. B. Raymond, second lieutenant; J. C.

Allison, first sergeant; Jas. A. Sylvester, second sergeant; O. T. Brown, third sergeant; NMbauiel Peck, fourth sergeant.

Privates-- Irwin Armstrong. Wm. H. Ber- ryliill. Uriah Bluo, Ssymour Bottsford, Luke W.

Bust, James Cumbo. Elijah V. Dale. Abnsr U. Davis, Jacob Kilcr, Simon Ford, Garner, Giles Glddinaa, Jas.

Greenwood, Griffin, Wm. C. Hays, Thos A Ilnskln. Robt. Howell, Wm.

Ixick-' rWR, J. D. Lodrrbeck, Edwavd Miles. Benj. Osborne, Jas.

R. Pinchbnck, Jos. Rhodes, John M. Rial, Ralph E. Sovev, Edward W.

Taylor, John Vlven, Geo. James Welsh, Ezra Westgato, Walter Winn. Company Jesse Billingsley, captain; yv, ja. HAS D. Brooks, S.

Spanks, Howard Bailey, H. M. Brewer, Stephen McLin. Second Company--Wm. Ware, captain; Job S.

Collard, first lleut'eoaut; George A. Lamb, second lieutanant; Albert Gallitin, first sergeant; Wm. Winters, second sergeant. Privates--J. S.

Winters, J. W. Winters, C. Edenburg, Lewis Cox. G.

W. Robinson, G. W. Lawrence, Wm. Cartwright, John Sadler, James Wilson, Ja3.

Deritt, Mathew Moses, Jesse Thomson. Third Company--Wm. M. Logan, captain; Franklin Hardin, first lieutenant; fl. .1.

Harper, second lieutenant; Edward T- Branch, first sergeant. Privates--John Bidrlle, J. M. Maxwell, Wm. Charencan, E.

Bollingor, P. Bollinger, John Slayton, Patrick Carnel, Wm. M. Smith, David Cboat, David Cole, L. J.

Dycbes, Dayid H. McFadden, Thomas Orr, Bryan, Wm. Kibbe, E. M. Tanner, H.

Williams, Michael Povetoe, Lefroy Godree, Joseph Farwell, C. W. Thompson, Cornelius Devore. M. J.

Brafcey, Thomas Belnap, Wm. Dnffee, Joseph Ellender, Wm. Win. Robinson, W. A.

Smyth, Jas. lole. Fourth Company--Wm. H. Patton, cap- Micah Andrews, first lieutenant; A.

Craft, second lieutenant: Joseph B. Craf first sergeant; William H. secon sergeant; Campbell Taylor, third sergeant. To.ta», gfttherlnff up tho Ineldcntn, Htudy- Iny tho anfl tho stylo and color of tho trappings of the Mexlcitii sdliilern and tho a trappings of Tejana of tliitt time with tho purposo of tho nK this historical HC.tno. Appended liOV.1.

07 HONOIl. of oillonrn and privAton of tha Toxnn Army ciiKigoiS In tho of Ban on April ii, i Privates L. C. Cunningham, John Herron, Preston Conley, Jackson Berry, Jefferson Barton, Dempsey Pace, Lemuel Blako- U-y, (Jeorgo Keif, Thomas Dsvry, Jacob Ftnndifer, Wayne Barton, Snmpson Con- William biminons, Grocn, (Jeorgti I'. F.rath, Bunton, Wil- Ihun Crisswell, Sam McLsllaud.

Goodwin, James Oarwooil, WHHfl Avery, Haldtrmun, Charles Williams, Aaron fiurleyon, (iernett E. Brown, Robert M. Cravens, Walker Wilson, Prior Holdcn, Thomas U. Mays, A. M.

Ilighsmlth, James Curtis. Thomas M. Dennis, James H. Pauu, Jolin Hobsou V. M.

Bain, Robert Hood, Logan Vanilerveor, Washington AlulcrBon. Calvin William Martin Walker, Dugald M'-Loan, 1'boinas A. Graves. Company I)-- Mobely iiakcr, captain; J. P.

Burden, Unit lieutenant: John Peltu.i, ace onil i a i Joseph Baker, ilr.st sur- O. 1'cttus. soconil M. A. Bryan, third sergeant; James Boll, first corporal; Friel, second corporal; Isaac L.

Hill, third corporal. Privates-- O. D. Anderson, J. B.

Alexander, John Beachom, T. H. Hell, S. K. Bostin.

1'. Hen-den, J. Carter, Sam'l Davis, G. W. Davis, R.

l''ostor, A. Gl-jcnlaw, -Fowler, Hugh Frnzier. William Isboll, Klebcru, Tnrlotnn, Mat Robert' Jo3. McCrabb, Louis Rurder W. W.

9wearins, cn, Jos. Vermilion, K. Watltlim, A. W. Wolsey, W.

R. Will iamu, Ellison York. Patrick Ufthcr. .1. Menifro.

Paul John Flick, J. Mtmey, Alien John M.iMl.ali, Win. Berniilcck, Mll- lett, i i ritroth, Andreas Voiiel. Nlolmlas i'tn-lt, John Duncan, i.3eo. Tlion, Gay, Joseph Miller.

U. W. Oardnor, Wm. Mock S. H.

label, Me- Honry Witihurn, T. R. and D. 1). I).

Bilker. last three were otllcors in the rogular porvtee I Company K-- R. J. Oalilor. captain; Sharpn, llrst M.

A. Bitigham, llrnt l'rivat(H-B. iirlgham, J. Connor, F. 8.

Cooko, T. (Jooke, S. Conner, Geo. J. John- iitono, Oranvlllo Mills, Ellas Halter.

H. Dibble, T. J(. Fields, B. 0.

Frank- Hii, J. (Ircou, W. C. llogir, J. K.

B. IlftUtcnd, J. W. W. Lambnrt, B.

Minis, W. T'. I). McNoil, C. Malonc, J.

I'lunkotfi, W. P. ROOHO, C. K. Ruo.w.

J. A. Mplcur, It. Btrtufor, J. ThriindaDI.

W. P. Hcott, II. Crawford, H. Jl.

'it. F. Fitch, W. W. Gant, J.

B. Edgar, J. Smith, T. D. Owen, W.

fialn, A. O. Butts, 1). Ded- rlok, C. Forrlntof W.

K. Doiiliatn. Company ST-- Wm. J. K.

Hjartl. captain; Win. Kattfnttd, flrnt linutenwit: Ell Morcer, flnt wllaon LlKhtfoot. J. K.

Davis, E. Gullaher, Janice Hail, S. Phillippu, Thomas McGay. J. A.

Barkley, Francis Walnut, Hintou Curtis, J. B. Grlco, Nat linger, B. F. Cage.

J. M. McCorranck, James Hayr, Charles Hick, D. Kenyou, G. W.

Lewis, J. Pickering, James Harris, Win. Brtraiiau, Wm. U. Jack, Doct.

Baylor, Thomas F. Coney, A. Lewis, W. P. Lane, E.

G. Rector. Company--Thomas U. Mclntire, captain; John Gill, first lieutenant; Basil G. ijunis, second lieutenant; Robert D.

Tyler, first sergeant; John Wilkinson, second sergeant; E. G. CofTrnan. first corporal. Privates--William Boylo, Benj.

Bencroft, George Barker, Wm. Bennett, John Clarke, J. B. John Chovis, John Chovis, 2d, Thomas Cox, J. Cooper, T.

Davis, Oscar Farish, Thomas Hopkins, Jack Lowrte, Cyrus Cepton, Ambroso Mayer, Moses Allison, Placido McCurdy, David Odom, G. W. Pentlcost, S. W. Peebles, Sam Sharpe, Isaac Jaques, Isaao Maiden, F.

Wilkinson. Company--Jas. Gillispia, captain; Wm. Fiach, tlrst lieutenant; A. L.

Harrison, second lieutenant; R. T. Choterick, first sergeant. Privates--John Sayres, F. B.

Lassiter, M. Goheen, T. H. Wobb, John Peterson, J. Montgomery.

T. F. Johnson, Hez Harris, W. F. Ferrill, Sam Wyley, Wm.

Fertllan, Montgomery, A. Lalison, E. McMillan, 3. Darling, J. W.

Scolling, J. Richardson, Jennings O'Eanoion, Willis L. Ellis, James Walker, Alphonzo Steel, Benj. Johnson, F. M.

Woodward, Wm. Peterson, J. C. White, Robt. Henry, Elijah Votan, G.

Crosby, Joel Dodrick, L. Ranuy. Company--B. Bryant, captain; John C. Hale, firet lieutenant; A.

S. Lewis', second lieutenant. Privates--Wm. Esrlo, J. S.

P. Invea, Sim Roberts, Joseph P. Parks, C. Rockwell, B. Russel, L.

H. White, A. McKenzie, Cobble, John F. Gilbert, D. Roberts, Wm.

B. Scales, J. R. Johnsoc, William Pate, B. Lindsay, James Clarke, Robert Love.

Company--William Kimbo, captain, James Rowe, first lieutenant; John Harman, first sergeant; William Fishev, second sergeant; Henry Reed, third sergeant Privates--D. Brown, William Bateman, J. A. Chaffin, E. O.

Legrand, D. Love, D. H. McGary, W. B.

Bennett, B. Green, J. Kent, H. Corsine, Joel Crane, R. 1.

Crano. Josh Cielcns, W. H. Davis, S. Holeman, H.

Hill, George Hancock, Thomas A. G. McGowan, J. W. Proctor, Benj.

Thomas, D. Watson, Lewis Wilworth, H. Stevenson, G. Jones, Caddell, H. Hotchkiss, Thomas M.

Hughes, A. Buffington, James Burch, R. Burch, A. E. Manuel.

BEOUIS'S COMPANY. Juan N. Seguin, captain; Manuel Flares, first sergeant; Antonin Manchaca, second sergeant; Nep Flores, first corporal; Ambro Rodrigcs, second corporal. Privates--Antonio Cruz, Jose Maria Mocha, Ednado Samerez, Lucin Ennques, Matias (Javier, Antonio Cueries, Simon Ancola, Man'l Tnrin, Pedro Henern, Thorn Maldonart, Cecario Cormona, Jacinto Pena, N. Navarro, A.

Varcinas, Mall'l Aroca. Skin Diseases Are caused by a depraved condition of tbe blood. External treatment only drives the eruptions to another, and often more vital, part. The most effective rrmedy is which thoroughly eradicates ail poison from the system. "Oneof my children bad a largo core breali out on thu leg.

Wo applied slraplo rcmcdJcs. for a while, thinking tho sore would shortlj heal. But It creir wome. AVo medical odvlco, nnd wcro told that medicine was uecefsary. Aycr's Sarsflparilla befnfi recoin- nicnilej abyvo all we commenced to use i Marvelous Results.

Tho aoro rapidly healed nod health and strength J. Annitrnufc, Weimar, Teiaa. I certify that, for several years, I was trembled with Jry Balt-rbeum oo the Imck of nsck. After DBltijt tfro bott1c3 of Sarsaparilla it was ccniplelcly Knaut, Mahono Bay, Scotia. "I there no reroMythnt sn Rood satisfaction as Ayor's Sarsaparllla.

I aso ft in my practice whenever I nepd an alterattve. In fact. your rfmcdfes arc lir. Jat. II.

Stone, Tappun, Ohio. W. B. Martin, Burning Sprinps, W. ifftJfies: My wife was for a time a Bufferer from tumors on her neck.

Nothing diet lier any good, uutil wo tried Sar Scrofula 13 inherited, and no person, 50 affected, should delay in having the taiut remoTed by the 036 of Aycr's Saraapartlla. N'pglcct ill this respect has caused the great prevalence ol this disease. "Iflnd Ayer's SarinparUls to be on admlrahlo remedy for tho cure of blood diseases. I prescribe and (Joes the work every Uiue." -K. L.

Pater, 31. Manhattan. Kansas. Scrofula lu my blood caused painful tores to break oat on my ies and arm. and but for the of Ayer's Sarsapnrilla, would, I tiitnlc.

In time, have covered me from head to foot. Thanks to the use of thl3 medicine, I am now well man. I it has saved my life." -W. N. Phillips, P.

H. aud Herchaiit, Beaver RIdse, Knoi Tenn. From hifancy I was afllicled with scrofula. The doctor pronounced my case Incurable. I --is complctcJy discoungod.

friend ad- I Tised IDO to try Ayer's I bnught a bottle of this medicine, took it regularly, and to Improve once. Continuing the treatment, I was permanently cured. The tores on my neck mpJdly healed and my strength gradually Inereaied until I became the vigorous man I am K. Chane, filnrrimaclE Lowell, Most. For nearly three yenrs I was.

coTsrwl witb scrof ulona sores. I tried great variety of remedies; but received no relief uctil I began to take Ayer'a twobotUcsof which mado a complete Sads by Dr. J. C. Ayor Lowell, a a i i a few bottles of which restored me to perfect Rrackett, West Haven, Conn.

Price SI; six bottlei, $5. Worth S5 a bottle. Is recommended on th; principle Ihit to keep vrtll not to sick. This may sound nonsensical, as everybody is supposed to know It. But people don't always do what tliey know they oupht to do.

they did It would not bo necessary to call attention so often to Oipreserving their hsallh. It Is an open secret, and MAN-A-UN Is ths key to It. Few people who keep, their Liters, Kidneys and Bowels In good order jet sick. To keep thcS3 organs In order use LIN Ircm time to lime. It not or.iy tftomotlo general, but Is confidently recomrr.enaea for Hies, Conctlpaflon, Biliousness, Keadacho the many orlsing from a deranged system.

Get Dr. Hnriman's "flls ol Life" and ssn how HAtl-A-LlN has hslsed others. charges. MAN-fl-LIN Itself only $1 2 botlle; a fcr S3. fit talc by all druggists.

Aiidn.ss Tho Pc-ru-na Medicine Coluntus, 0., fc: MARVELOUS Only SrsEcra of Trn I'oiir ItonUo I.enrncd ia one readioff. A njlud wnntlcrlntt cured. Every cliilrf a ffrcntly Groat indutjanioota to CorrespundunvO ClMSoa. 9, w-th opintonu Jlr. A.llfirn- in Mind Hiwr.M'N oni I'nrchol- thi Tom.

W. W. Ilcnlamln, aud oil: ITof. A. ftt-at past rroi uy 237 Fifth N.

T(. rnanu.i.l tain; John nncrtmnirndctl ny rhysfolnnn Rlstn world, Boiirt for I'n-o I 19! FULTON NEW YORK. ChiCHESTER'S AtIrnnUU. Accept iio othrr. AlTpiila In pitta- boirl pink Wfii'jKis.

ft oaiconntericlt. Send 4o. liumpi) far ru-Jculan aud "Kcllf.f for letter, by return 10.O00 twtl- IADUS wtoUw uKd tUto. Ntmt Pipor. PhiIa.3r«.

i with BicOical rcuiftJitfj, pivlnK it dcrfully ptiinnlfititiT inTixorktlr.e tha Vital Torccfl without f.itH'uh:ir tuo dftfct-ttvcorKsna. In Trvifnin.YLLi.ow r.ud MAT.ARTAI, 11 tn- mlusMc, trtvniij Htreiiylh to ever come nnjiir- Bijrlilyrwiuiuwiiilfil IwdioK Fiiy- tidanaof as tonic f.irtYinvnlcftret.it.- awu i-i. I'micer" ftironts. N. Y.

1301.1) BY AM. A DflQITiUE! ForlOSTorFATLWO VANBOODi A FUS3 I Ocnerdl tnd KEKVOU3 Weikucsaof Bo.lyand Mind: Effccta unTklllnr "GolS Is purely vegetable, dissolves instantly in HARD or SOFT, HOT or COLD water; wiii not injure the finest fabric, is soft and soothing to the skin, and for bath, laundry, washing dishes, or scrubbincr and cleaning of any kind, GOLD DUST stands without an 'equal. Ask yonr firoeer for a FREB SAMPLE and try it. Made only by N. K.

FAIRBANK St.Ionia. N. you have freckles, use Fairbanks "FAIRY" Soap. JAITS AND REGULATIONS OF WIIARF- AGE of the Galveston Wharf Companyi All and their owners landing goods on the wharves thereby contract to pay, and arc responsible for, the wharfage on the wnne, according to tho following rates to be collected from the vessels or their agents: 5 eta. Ale, Beer and Porter, bottled, per bbl.

8 Anchors and chains per 100 5 Barrels, wet. Barrels, dry 5 Barrels, empty, wet 3 Barrels, empty, dry 2 Barrel staves, per il SO Bacon, per cask 25 Bacon, per cose 16 Bngsor Sacks in bales, per cubic foot 1 Bagglnp, per cubic foot I Baling, per 108 yard roll, each 5 Uagging, per 50 yard roll, each a Baskets, per nest Balliist, per ton over cubic feet, per foot Bedsteads, each Bed steads, common, each Bedsteads, boxed, ycr cubic foot Bellows, per cubic foot Bananas and Phintains, per bunch Brenkfast Bacon, ptr box BOSCP, liquors, cheese, soap, cnoiiies. Boxes, extract, coffee, ink, ill) per dozen Broom Handles, per Broomcorn, per hale Wrick, lire, Brick, common, per 51 Bran, H) sks and under, per sack. Doora and Sash, per cubic foot Boilers, strain, per 100 2) a Boues and horns, per ton of 20CO Efi3 JHonednst, per tnn of 0300 SB Boneblack or Ronpmenl. ncr pack of 100 tts.

Bolts Rivets, Wasn- ers, per Kect Buckets, pertlozen Buckets, well, per dozen Butter, per kcte Butter, uer firkin BuihliuK stone, rough, per ton of 2S40 roe each BucKies. boxed, per cubic loot Carboys, cacli, full Carboys, empty Casks, wine Casks, ban! ware, per 100 D5s Casks, per cubic foot Carriages, boxed, per cubic foot Carriages, each, on wheels Carts, each Castings, hollow or solid, per 100 5B Cattie, grown, each Cattle, two-year-old each Cattle, yearlings and calves, each Chauipapne. in basketa Chairs, per bundle (2 each) Charcoal, per sack Cotton, per bale, landed Cotton, per bale, shipped Colton, per eack. Coal, dumped in airts or cars, per ton ol Nolls, per kepr Oakum, per bale Oats, lUEKsand under, per sack Oil cake, per ton of Oranges, per box Ordnance stores; per 100 Ia Oysters, per bbl Paint, per 100 IBs Pails, flour, per nest Paper, printing, per bundle Payer, wrapping, per ream sack Pianos, Bcsed, per cnbic foot, Pineapples, per 100 Plows, each Plows, Sulky Plow material, k. per 100 D)3 Posts, fencing, each Powder, kegs, 4c; 2c; R.

R. Material for construction and opera. tion: R. R. Iron and Steel ton R.

K. Fish Bars. PIntes Chairs I Per ton R. R. Frogs, Spikes, Bolts Nuts of 2240 3 R.

Iron Bridges, Locomotives I Per ton H. R. Trucks, wheels, Asles, etc. of R. R.

Tron, for street railroad, ton iiiiO D3 R. R. Passenger Care, encb. i R. Passenger Cars, Narrow Gauge II.

ITntformCars R. R. Platform Cars, Narrow Gauge R. R. Lumber, per feet R.

R. Ties, eight feet jorifv, each Raisins, per 3c; Raga oer bale Retriirerators, per cubic foot Rubber Belting, per 100 Roolins Slate, ton of SKM ffis Rope, per 100 fcs Salt, per sack Salt, per sack (cargoes imported) Sand or soil, per drayload PC wing Machines, eacb Beivea, per pncftWe, Oozen rawdast, perdrayload Phot, per 100 ybinglcs, per 1 Sbcep, each i Snooks, box, nercarlona 5 (X Shnoks, less tbn'l corload, per 100 Hhell, per ilrayload.obdla Sotla. J'otaah. casks and drums, per 100 0)3 Shovels and Spades, per dozen- sack Stoves, per cubic foot. Coal, dumped on wbarf, per ton of Coal, in -Coache-p, Ptagcs and omnibuses, each.

Corn, JOsks and under, per sack 8 Com. in shuck, par 100 to3 1 I nrcicrlbf- and folly on- 1114 (1 tu ouly ipeciflc (or tho cartain curd of this dlirMe. IL UfrtlUnAM.lt. Ametcidam, N. Y.

h67? nnM Rljr for msny ymTa. and naa Ibo taila- olil by Dr MWO. til. Colton Seed, per ton of 2000 Cotton Seed Men). Der ton of UOOO 2d Cotton ncr cufiic foot.

Cotton Plantei-3, ench Corn Plnotera, each Corn SboUers Corn Mills, per cubic foot Coffee, per sack of 135 Cednsli, per drum of 500 Iba CordAgp, per 100 Ibs Cotton Ties, por 100 Ibs (inward) Cotton Tics, per 100 Ca (outward) Copprr, per luO Ibs Coal Oil, per Cocoiinuts, per 100 Collars, horpc, per Crates. Crnckc.rr or Merchandise, per cu. ft. Cultivatnis, catrh. Draj each Doors, eacb Demijohns, full Deniijulins, empty Dry in ciiso, por 100 Filters, boxed or ot for wise, per cubic Flour, per s-ack of 100 Ibs Flour, of oOlbs small Fustic arid otner dye-woous, per ton of 2000 Fertilizer or iraano, per ton of 2000 Ibs, Furniture, Vioxeil, per cubic foot IJrocerics, dry, boxed, JKT TOO Ibs (train, lor export, per 100 Iba urinrt nnd i iwr lu) IDS bars, HI per cubit: foot Iianlwarc, per 100 iba lljvmes, per dnzcn Hams, por ra.sk bnlo Hay, )or h.ilf per Half 'oaiTcis, 'net Httlf biirirls, dry barrels, empty Hemmr, per bus Hoop per Hortes ami Mules, each Hops per keg Hmisohnld ttoodd, per 100 Rs 11 iilos, cnoh Hides, in billet j-or 100 llides, in tnindlos of 2 cacli Jro' wr ton of IBs, not delivery luti ouch Iron boiler, pinto, lnr, hoop, and cralvnnizcd, IMT i Iron Pipe, Wator.

IKT ton of 'JiW Iron uliuttora and Wrought per HX) Iron, Junk ami Sornp, pur ton of Ibs iron, pier, per f.m of JB40 Iron Hnfvs undi-r 'AM por liO Iron Wftrv, toloxrapti mui fence, 1W In bales d'xCL'pt iron) mcrcUuinliso ratl)i, Lumber, 1 15 10 10 6 1 4 15 6 2fcj 5 2 1 Sugar, per hoesheud Sugar, per bbl. Sugar, Havana, In hoses St ovcs and Trimmings, per 100 ffis Sulk ics Tierces Beef, Lard, Rice, Ham, Tallow, etc, Tiurces with bbls inside icrces, empty imber. Walnut, per ton of 50 cubic ft. Tin Plato, per ton of 2iu) fcs Tobacco, chewing, per 1QOS3 Tobacco, per cubic foot Tiles, per ton of 3001) Ibs Trunkf, filled with merchandise or Tubs, per nest Trackage, per loaded freight car 1 Ot Locomotives, passenser trains and empty oars. tree.

Wagona. Spring or Cane Wagon Material, K. per 100 Ibs. Washing Machines, each Washboards, per dozen Watermelons, each Water Coolers Wire, rcr 100 "Whfeollxirrows "Wheels and Aiies, loa carrier AVood, uer cord Wool, baled as per bale Wool, in sacfes, per Impounds White Lead, per 100 Ibs Zinc, In rolls, per 100 Bis i Goods not in above list will bo charged In pro-v' portion, say: Less than 40 pounds to the cubioi- fcr-t will bo classed as measurement and; charee, 1 cent per foot; 40 ponnds end ovyr to the cubi foot will be oa weight, and charged cents per 100 pounds. All goods and articles of every kind.

or received upon any of the wharves are the, the risk of the owners, and not company, and must be removtrt the same da or a( furthest, the ncTi After which a of said gootls and articles remaining ou wliiii'vcs, the owners consignees thereof wilj be for, and will be charged aqdt wharfage of cnc-third the rates specified ir the preceding schedule for everyday they sore- main, and maybe rtuiovt'dbv ttuWhai'i company without (at the risk and tspens( ol the goods and t.hP owner? and conEisrneos there r.O a of (ho promises, centiiuiing UK rlinr-ro for Additional wbarfasre each day tnp- jiiiiln on 5aid prcmlfc 1 Or tho 'Whuri' cor 1 JUYIV may thf; remoTe-J ai' 1 btor than on ils own premises i ft thcr notice (at the and expenffi nf tbo goo and tho owners and and ttya- will be held ur.til all charges are 1 Same wharfage to be charged on all articles from or.o vessel to JinothopJ provided cither of tut'K vessels is to thr nr to any fast to wban'. Tho companv hereby uotrce thuc not bo liahio for looses ii caustd l-y and unusual weights, or by piling up jivr of JMirt "ibrt, rough 60 MarhU- pov bnrrcl ft IHT Ux Ibs 5 MliiiTfvl per ton of 2MO Iba ffi Mncmnos, each (id or bnlfl nor 100 Io IK' from agent; but It will Jwld nil person? iiiiblo for Ptirh nmy be r.rv.Monet' by overloading tho wlmrvas special mission. On an shipments from the Interior which in dt'Hvort-d to a vcssp! or agent, wln-tliur oil thruuch bill a i i not, i i i iii 1 or landing cu 1 on i i i tlierei-f uiul lliy shipper, eacbl an-1 rill responsible fov wharfage. Hut nn cntlnH or Mrjv H'fU Iw vfrinitlnltq Jic. the fDi tn in'ihout of (hr.

uvejjt as lo vcwcti with grncnjl Tbu an.l of all nn a i or levco of thu compan tln'ri-by bccoiiin to tho company lor th wlinrftiRo thorfon. All vi'j-yt'la of i and over not In roccivinft or carpo, or pclxcd 1 whnrfiwo nt iho nito oS t'il ton any cr jjart oi lifl t'omt-nny notice that It Mornt-'O, i n-H wiiuuiubUS- for or drtritatrc. any to or nrttelcn landnl vf oil HH AH xvtarfAtfo to bo and dtifrftud payable to the company at ithofncu tiV wlH.