rosin, same amount of tar, same amount of pitch, and a quarter million shingles, Virginia and North Carolina; Leonard Swett, 50,000 bales, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi; same amount from Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas; same amount from Louisiana and Mississippi; G. W. Lane, 1,000 bales, Chowan river, North Carolina; W. J. Bayless, recommended by Coleman, 2,500 bales, Newbern, North Carolina; S. B. Colby, recommended by H. W. Helmick, 70 tons tobacco, Virginia; T. S. Oliver, 15 bales, 300 hogsheads tobacco, Florida and North Carolina, and 10,000 bales, 3,000 barrels turpentine, 3,000 boxes tobacco.
Virginia and North Carolina; P. Durfee, 2,400 bales, North Carolina; Thomas Lucas, 300 tons hay, 3,000 turkeys, 500 hogs, 1,200 chickens, 100 tons butter, 500 cords wood, etc.; Cyrus M. Allen, 12,000 bales, Tennessee and Alabama; Robert Lamon, recommended by Ward H. Lamon, 50,000 bales from any Southern State; Charles H. Hawkes, recommended by George H. Ashmun, 7