The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-10-17
CAxr NEAR NrcHoLAsvrtLS, KY,
noNoA,r I1th IOcI

FRIBSD BArLsY,--Dear Sir Il herewith
send you the names of the members Of our
company, which if you see fit, you may
publish. We are expecting to get march
ing orders every day. We are now drilling
FIVE hours steady every day, excepting SUM-
days. The Colonel wishes the company Of
fcers to perfect their companies in Hardee
as much as they possibly can, for we expect
to have brush with the enemy shortly and
we trust to conduct ourselves properly if
such an event should occur. There are two
regiments encamped about this town at the
present time-tke 39th Ohio regiment, Col.
Bradley, and the 2lst Ohio regiment, Col.
Norton. Enough to keep the town straight
I should think, for there is but 900 souls in
the town, and they unarmed while we num-
Der 1900 mer, all armed aud equipped. We
now have everything the soldier falls heir
to while in the army. The health of the
regiment is good. Why not for we are in
the healthiest part of Kentucky AS regards
the beauty of the country, more beautiful
one mans eye never rested upon. 1t undu-
lates enough to drain the uplands very dry,
and to increase the facilities for watering
stock in dry seasons, there are stone quar-
ries at the foot Of nearly every hill, that re-
ceives the water of the hills, aud they are
full the year round. Our camp is situated
on knoll that overlooks the town of Mich
olasville, on the road leading from Nicholas
vile to Danville. 1t is splendid macadam
lied road, and every day we can see sup
plies being carried to camp Dick Robinson
which is only Is miles distant, and judging
from the amount of supplies being trans
ported there, one would think there were
about 100000 soldiers in that camp. If re
ports are true, and if am good at guessing
in q few days the force there will be aug
mented 1000 by the addition of the 2ls
and 3Sth Ohio, for that is our destination
when we strike tents. When we do hav,
q battle we intend to conduct ourselves il
such manner that we can give clean re
turns. Truly Yours, A. C. STAFFORD.
Arnold McMahan, Captain.
James w. Knaggs, LIST Lieutenant.
Enoch B. Wiley, I'd Lieutenant.
Spatford Ara G., lst Sergeant,
| Besanson Augustus
| Bolonga Frances Y.
Patterson Alfred
Van Camp Henry, Corporal.
Wilson John A
| Ordway Hiram
Harrison Almon G
| McMahan Francis
Wade Ebenezer T
Grahman Henry
Hopper James
Clough Price Musician.
Houston Henry
Smith Joshua V Wagner.
| PRIvATEs.
Abbott Manning Hall John
Astling John Hopper Benjamine
Avery Thomas Hosford Henry
| BarSdorf Henry Houseley Samuel
Bennington Jerry Ireland Robert
Besanson Charles Jones Horace
Besanson James Kingfeld Lewis
! Bordner Jerry Lindsay Joseph
Bordner Hiram Leaf James
| Barkhammer NewtonLinbrick Henry
Bramer Daniel Lundy Charles
! Brewster Sidney McLargm James
! Crook Herbert McLargin Frederick
Cox Joseph McMlllen Orlando l.
Caswel George Merry Earl w
Garfield Frederick Ncim5ergcr Frank
| Comstock Abel Peck John
Cooley Samuel Pinert Frederick
Coan Aaron II Plemen David
Collins William Pinert Frantz
Crops Charles Pike De Walls
Clutter George Richardson George
| Chapman William Robinson Henry
Crook Thomas Rhodes Bcniaminc
Denton Thomas Rush Andrew
Dienst Nicholas Rush William
! DienSt Andrew Selects George
! Edelman George Spencer Harvey
Ebcrly Bcniaminc f Stump Sylvester
| Evans James s monds William
Elder Joseph Sargent Archibald
French Riley Shaw John
Flack John w Taylor Isaac
| Finkbeiner John Wood Mark
Fisher William G Wilson Lyman
Hodge'Semeca Webb Thomas l.