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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-01

WHAT DOES IT NEAN.--The Western
.4dvocate under the above heading sa,s
The Canada papers affirm that the Brit
ish Government is sending vast quantities o.
arms and ammunition TO that country, and tia.
before Winter there wi! be guns enough to
equip one hundred thousand men, and am
munition enough for Il three years war. WHAT
does this mean? Does England intend to
take sides with the rcbs.s against the United
States! Or does she mean to iutim.datsrs IL
to recognition Of the Southern Confederacy ,
There is certainly some motive for this vast
war preparation, What is it The Amer
leans have right TO know. IF no hostile
designs are intended or threatened, it will be
an easy thing for the British Government 10
say so, and thus end the doubt.
As we have said before, so we repeat, th4.
war with the United States is the wrong
way to Ct cotton. Great Britain &Gows
very well that this war has been forced upon
The slave power. VIII she, ai.er all the
blame she has cast upon us for our connee--
ton with slavery, now join herself with sia'.
very to crush cut liberty from the AmepcS's
continent ? If not what does sic mean =
We trust our Government will press this
question upon the attention Of LORD Lyons
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-01
DIR. MARSHALES HEADACHE
CATAAsEsSH SNUFF.

fHS SnuG has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
L article ever known sor curing the CArARRH, CoLD IN
THz HEAD. and the HEADAcHR. 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many cases of SORE EYES DEAF
has been removed By it, and HEARING has ofte II
been greatly improved by its 1t purges out all OBJ
sructOns siren gthens the Glands and gives healthy
action the parts affected 1t is recommended by many
of the best physicians and is used with great success and
satisfaction everywhere.
Mo;e than twenty five years experience has proved
its great value aud at this nent istands higher than
ever before
large numoer Of the M most espectable Druggists In
Boston and New York, in fcate signed by them Ia
1854 says
" The undersigned having or many years been &C
quainted with DR.. MARSHALL CATARRu AND HEApACa8
SNUFF, and sold it in wi olesac trade cheerfully
state that believe TO be ual in every respect 20 the
recommen ndaon given Of it for the of Catarrhal
Affections and that Is decd y the best article have
known for all the disease OF tht head"
BE are of COunterfeifs!
fac smile Of the signature of the Proprietor
CHARLES BOWEN, is on every bottle Soil hy Drur
sSeryhere. ?3l rmtoT'v1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25
GENERAL ORDER No. 81.

NO iI-~fhat h1 citizen, inhsbitaht or resilient @,
THE state sntJect 10 DO military duty either in tb.
oatset or Reserve Militia shall hereafter enlist o..
enEaae 10 enter the military services any other
sha AL persons liable ~ Hilary duts within
hereby prohibited eDIisting ii agreeing lyen
lister assembling ~ith sie~ or ir the urp~e o en-
triAs the service "a any other State Nor shall am
lefs.h within this state, liable DO military duty en
Tor lio the service OF Tie United state exeept under
tbs expfcss authority q ihs State. Pror4asa Ihs
tnis ordet IL bot Intended sIl to prevent Tie
oraaett 90 Sac United States from recruiting for III,
legolar array purt to the Aeis OF Congress AM
provided iGfshsf, thai tLls 0lsct I'd tAe neAt
hi CHE does not apply 10 Tire Company now being
rs,sea At Dubuque To- tht 81 on A.s lnient"
No. tli.- hAt all IefsoIa whether resiaerts ofthl,
State eF oiAcrN iss Aid a regularly ~
tAofzea onsrk ot tAe United States frxfuitit for III.
Uiitva States htsulaf Arnt, are heret. proAlbItes
fr"As eh!ssing 90 ia lh$ aANA,I TaitIre men within
thAs Stale Will sis~ or fr lie IDtIose " enterin,
iaio ibe military sstslee II ahy ,sher state til.
tiitea States, eaeet la nfseai.ee tfiL, LAvkshd aa
tn rils OF the stste ct iosa.
NJ iN.-ThattAs Aa!utplt & enerul Of THE State b.
ehaged wnh tie dut! 81 seeing thAi neither oi III,
sbote orders tAos. II. and llI ~, slolated
And the a@id Aa.ata4t Gtpsrnl, slxu satisfied tia
eiaeF - III the atgtp uEaefs gAos. H. Ana Ill
hsa DssD bslhg soiatca shAI order all ofcers
leIsve baIA s4t ofNts military Arresl
Aces aAe Commander 4lat htsi oI*ts air.ets, Il
attached sAtuf &aa tsFss ais eompa
ny " regiment brttg ta4Hse ~tlhlA tbs stale
kGtAvrsiy thereof
By efslHr "a tas Comm III aer-iL-t Llef
n. h. BAhER
Ad.ulaIat General ~ The stale f ieNa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25

We learn that j w Rankin, Esq, Of
our city, has been authorized by the Sec
rotary of War to raise Regiment of vol
unteers in Iowa, for the service Of the
United States.
Volunteering is becoming very dull re-
Gently, bit we trust Col. Rankin's repu-
tation for untiring energy and devoted
patriotism, together with the prospects
Of brilliant expedition to New Orleans
this winter, will induce a general and en-
thusiastic rally from Southern Iowa. If
our forces are sufficiently large and are
skilfully handled, few more months will
break the backbone Of the rebellion, and
eaye only predatory bands Of rebels 70 be
dispersed thereafter. Let all who would
share in the glory Of the great,yictories
which are to save tae country seize the
.ast chance 10 ''go In and win
Since the above was in type, we learn
that Col Rankin has been assigned TO the
The 10th Regiment, which is partially
raised already
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25

Chas pinmmer.
T. solding,
j. Mcdowell
Perkins,
Shole
Temple
HI Wartham
Geo Logan.
WOUNDED.
Is kingsley, thigh.
ID Clark, knee.
A u Reid boy left chest
4 Bush. shoulder.
w X Austin. leg aud back.
q Tennent shoulder and leg
o'Brian Ankle.
y n Larimer, both legs and arm
5 Mckay. shoulder.
,Iohn Pern.on. face.
JAS Shields, thigh
Id Y Jayne, left elbow and side.
w g Arnold, right hip and left wrist.
BENZ Kinsey. side.
WIN |. Woods, side and arm.
Thns 7 Ninson, right leg, since amputated.
David Lamar,
COMPANY i.
I'd Lieut. Chas Gardner, tdied from wound in the
head
5ih Corporal Chas Renirow (died from wound J
] j Scott.
Geo Noe.
O Chidester, thigh amputated, since died
Osller.
WOUNDED
Thos Wyriek, rigt leg.
] q Doh, leg.
G w lasenbee, arm and leg
VI III Evans. both legs.
The above list, with the assistance OF
the Surgeon and officers Of the regiment,
! have compiled with great care.
Most OF our wounded were placed in
the Cairo and Mound City hospitals,
where they are well cared for. These
hospitals are well conducted, being under
the immediate supervision of Brigade
Surgeons Briaton, Stem and Franklin
with competent assistants
nr Witter. Surgeon OF the Regiment
was on the field during the battle and &C
quilted himself in highly credltablt
manner Yours, &c.,
j. G. HUGHES,
Surgeon General of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25

T DIR. McGugin oil our city, Surgeon
of he Sd Cavalry, is dangerously sick in
st. Louis His fa-.ily received dispatch
to that effect, and left for st. Louis on the
Packet Saturday morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25
COMMERCIAL.

DAGLY CARR CRY Ovvtcx
KKoKtK. Nov. -, 81.
FLoUR-supornne u 50; spring " heat extra u IS;
Fall Wheat Extra - Is.
BRAN AND sHoKfs-25 TO 4oc y 100 rs.
CoKN-lst to lie = bush.
BARLky-No sale.
wHEAT--in good demand. Fall Tna75; Spring 50
choice do SIC.
RrE-eoc dull.
oATs-l2t. ai5e.
P0TAToEs-l5aeo by the load retail Is TO Zoe.
SuGAR-New Orleans fair sia l01. prime intsa
II clarified l2aIa, crushed and loaf las.ai3As.
saOLASSEs-Piantation <sas5O; suEarhcuse Asa 50,
Golden syrup 1895.
coFFEE-Rioi78lse Java a2s24: Laguyra 2os -.
RlCE-9ts q Zoe.
soAP-Palm &C. Family SIC, German tCin.) *
a7ie.
CANDLEs-ssar is,a l6, stearine ID MouldI.
LARD--6e; retail loo.
BUTTEa-cemmon 6ase; Choice 10, retail II I'D Is.
LEATHER--sole ssaea, Harness 2sa3o.
HIDEs-Dry lo4ile, green 4a4i green sheep
pelts SOC 35c; green hog skins i5c.
HAY-Timolhy, new s. Ooat DO, baled - 0os4 10,
Prairie s. 90.
skEDs- Hungarian Gras. ~; Timothy 81 90 Flax
Seed 60aG5
ONION s-asa40e.
EGGS ga Zoe.
WHITE BEASS--eoeas 81 20.
FEATHERs-25a3 30.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 90 y bnshel. Dried
Peaches 81 50as 81 80 Raisins - u y % so.
CHEEoE-M sstern Reserve sc; Denmsk 8Aa7.
BEEF axe gross; 3a4e quarter.
sHEEP-si 5oaa So head.
HoGS-Drtssed III as3e.
| sALT-G. A. 81 30 sack; ksua~ha % ,5YSa v
barrel: Liverpool 81 oua ~ 90 sack; Lake ~ 81
/ 81 60 bbl.
| FISH--M sek erel. No l s2o$ a2l Dbl; No. eli
aSl7 NOS sl2asl3 White Fish, No. 1 q 50as :.
/ y half bhl. Cod Fish 5a6 u
| RAGS--llc.
OLD lKoN-sa9ac b Brass saioc y H.. Cop
per i2Ac & Il.
ENCHASGE-on New York, Bapkable Funds \
for gold n , cent. 81. Louis p cent for Missou
Funds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25

EEThe Warsaw on Saturday night
brought up eighteen boxes drugs, one
Hospital chest, three blenket-eases, and
two hand-litte and one horse litter, for
the4 9Th Regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25

LF-We publish this morning an accu-
rate list Of the killed and wounded Of the
7th Regiment, prepared by the Surgeon
General Of Iowa, who is now in St.
Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25
THE GATE CITY.
s1se.--~
MONDAY, NO TEMBER 25.

re- Friday night was the coolest of the
season SO far, and ice formed TO the depth
of one -eighth to one half of an inch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25

RF- Patterson a Timbern an have com
menced killing hogs, and had PA bbls
Of pork ready for shipment on Saturday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25
II. r. Rid,

All persons keeping or having for sale. tis q !,
kipds OF Munitions OF War, such GuIs, Pistols he
volsers aud ali klnds of Ammunition required mol
sel any person without III order from the under
signed. The order mAst be strictly complied with.
under ps nais oil forietng all ARTICLES MENTIONED In
their posse sion JOHN sTANhus.
IIylad Surveyor Port OF keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25
The Caloricor.

Mr., Peasley, Of Chicago, has an insti-
tuition bearing the above name, which i
IN the nature Of drum, and regulator
attached to the stove. Ii ia said TO In
crease the heat, keep the room at an even
temperature, and economic fuel beyond
all belief.
The machine is in use aud ON exhibi
ton at ksier and Hills store, on Main
street. LII half that IL said in lis favor be
true, there should b. one on every stove
in town. i, won't cost anything TO call
and see it,
It- Saturday was decidedly an unfor-
tuuate day for river men, on account of
The high wind. The Quincy Packet laid
over here The Badger State started to
20 down the river, but the wind blew her
over among the uncertainties on the other
| side, and, at time Of writing this, she was
wing there and waiting for the wind to
70 down.
The Henry Clay, in coming over the
lower CLAIM of rapids, was struck by a
squat and driven on the rocks, and hole
stove in her. When We last heard from
| her, the man who told Us said that she
had water enough in her to .'cst easy. |"
How long she would stay there, or what
was the extent Of the injury, was not as
certained Her passengers were brought
down by the Nevada, and her freight was
reshipped on the Northerner. We hope
the accident will not prove very serious
DU-W We learn from authentic sources
that large numbers Of known Secessionists
from Missouri are, and have for long
time been, in the habit of purchasing all
kinds Of provisions at Ottumwa and haul
ing them down into Adair and adjoining
counties, the very hot-bed of secession
And the supplies are obtained in such
quantities as TO make it extremely prob
able that they are and have been feeding
rebel armies.
Now, the question is, how long this
shall 20 on, and sustenance from Iowa be
sent safely to traitors in arms. This port
is too public and too closely watched to
admit such shipments here, and such
should be the case not only at Ottumws
but all along the border. Who is the prop.
or authority Ioes the Governors AID
for that section know of this natter Lei
il be remcdsed.
lg The Boston Post says; When
the Hon. K. q. Winthrop was in Wash
ington last spring the Hon. J. M MasoI
, remarked to him that when MIR. W. mex
saw him it probably would be in the ca
pacity Of minister from the Confederate
States This pompous 9 fool of quail
ty' may perhaps pass for prophet, tho
he is no patriot, The " minister from
the Confederate States is understood +,
be on his way to Boston, and il Mr.. Win
throp should procure pass to visit Fol
Warren to-day, he will find the AFRO
!, CANT and uncomfortable Il. r. v. sur
rounded with the state and ccremon
which precisely BELTS plcnipotentiar
bearing credentials from the Confedcrat
Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25
NINE DAILY TRAINS
From PHILADELPHIA 10 NEW YORK.
Tickets Good any LINE OR TRAIN.
New York Boston Tickets, via Pittsburgh, good
Via PHILADELPHIA OR ALLENTOWN.
Boat Tickets - DostSn Coco bv amy
OF the Neat LincA.
Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg
- baltimore and ~ n sg ingtsn.
LE- Baggage Checked Through. -
All Transfers Free.
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTSBURG.
II ~ Tickets tor sale N nil the Main
Ticket offices.

Il X l. q HIT s.
BY this route, freEhts OF ati descriptions cnn be
forwarded iron Ihitauetl1in Aes York. boston
Haltimor 70 or from ahs point on thr the Railroads
9f Ohios hsLtucks, Indiaia, illnvts. iseotssaA,
iowa or Missouri, by RAILROAD DIRECT
The Pennss tsahlA Railroad also connects ut Fitta-
barg with sleamrrs by which goods ear be forward
cd 10 an, point The Ohio. MUSK iDgua. hsatseky,
Tennessee, Cumberland, illinois, Wisconsin, Alssss
sppi, Missouri. hansns. Arkansas. and k-d kNerss
aud at eAnd. saDQusky nlsi Chicago lib seam<
ers TO alt ports the North Western lakes.
Merchants and shippers entfLsting the Transports
,on 81 their Freight 70 this Company rely With
confidence on lis speedy transit.
The kates OF Freight
TO any point ia tho West BY he fpnnss vania Rail
Road, al all times As r. NOhA BILE As ARk
CHARGED Bi OTHER COMPANIES.
I'LL n b. particular 10 marx packages, "NiA fENs-
~, ~ = i.
L. j. sskAnIR, Fhiiadcphia.
MAuRAa Moons. 20 Norm ST., baltimore.
IEEeH 4 Co., No. Astof House, az No l. s,
William street, ", y.
L1E1a a. To, No, ~ state street, Boston.
IL. II, HOUSTON, bent frvght Agt Philadelphia.
H. L. Hot N. D.nt Ticket Agt ,Paaadeiphia
hAol Ii LEWIS, General sHpt, Altoona, Pa
augsd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25
49, ~ 1-s - - .
Ad,usans General u The ssa
Ant oEslHsI-s OfFttr o. fHE SIArsot Iowa
uAsaNF9ET. 0UE Sd l~t1

Apg'T oEslnAtHs NfFtsf SIATs IONA. y
pAsaArpKT, Oct. 81, lr6t.
tiun be- received at ths That per
soas Claiming - Be rtttHiAts 81 rs From other
k tes, are. ~ various Inhir il ts sAte. ehdsAs
la to enlist citizens si tAs sats tor Military serYi
AZ otavr states. ILsse IsisoitA ATE Luaa4tl
aueentnts 81 higher lss Ana hieLeF bounttt that
the.e provided y Law UtGe4 iAdSte VI
clothing, arms, ac., alt et sAICh false apd III.
folhaoa. by uasans vi thske lT,ss citizens oil
our led tc al Ie seTNsse OF their @
htste thus ueIfisIS themselves CT tic sGl p.rt
state tae state Il ihssf services. he ttaens
Iowa subject Is military uais go 10 ehsl
amy seeh IxFnuEs sa all sGeL ptTsoIa
Ly strictly iofhIuAeA saEs4hGe sneL
their peril. 4 be onlcet at Dubuque, eLllsIang oAs
conpan! tor The Lyon h kiueLt - Rot .nbrse.u In
thss order.
ky vfaeeoI tls ton nder In ChieE
n. A.. bAkLh, Ad.'t cenl oi iowA.
hereby eertIfs thai instructed b, The Com.
mAndsr & hlef VI The slate 81 ioSa ~ thai hs
above Orders rlasaiy enforced ard further motif.
sil lersos that General Fremont hss eApress
refused u grant auD.r,t. ans man on bod. of mel
lhe State II Iowa, except lie aone viii
And b3 Inc consent vi The Goy.rnofof the State.
II. h. HILLS, Ala &c Camp.
II. r. kElD,
Colonel 18th Reg, Iowa Volunteers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25
II EGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, - In the District Court III
Lee County said County, ri keokuk.
William G. Graham. plansia, rersus George ".
Lemon, NJ. p. Lemon. Nary 4 Lemon, stephen {;
Barbridge ". basnes. daniel Asne, Juia ATne. Cor
neus Faulkner, Geige A. Bro. Moses r. Mothe RS
head, &. II Gedge. J. C. Gedge. w H. Gedge, Jno. 4.
Page, Berne Gardiner. Jane Sheiiinglaw James ID.
Kay, Edwin C.. Kay. Thomas y. Ray. q. 8. Conkiin.
Flick len 4 Lucas Abner Reeves, ~ Green, Samuel
s. Bush, James {. Lemon, W. IA. Worlhington eS-
eeutor Of William Hord. deceased, sndJ. {. Hughes
defendants.
Notice Ii hereby given to the defendants herein
above named that petition In civil action IL nu
In THE Clerks once OF the District Court aforesaid
In behalf OF the above named plaintiff, against on
and claiming Of said George w. Lemon Judgment
for the of es fi25 with 10 per per anDum III.
terest thereon from March S. 1885, and against all
iAs defon the foreclosure. of ortgage gwen b.
said lemnn 10 one NJ r.. Collins the following real
the half of lot in block ~ In the City of keokuk
which lies to aud adjoining lot In said block;
also, much Of the south hall OF the south
ter OF section ~ In township IS north, range west,
US IL described In the petition.
And unless You appear and make dcfense thereto
before of the second day OF the next Of said
Court, 10 commence the first Monday " February,
1869 judgment will be rendered against you - prayed
for In said petition.
ROBERT II. GILLMORE.
Nov. II, 1861 Solicitor for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25
Nov. 81, l6i.d
II EGAL NOTICE.


STATE OF IOWA, &c In the District Court Of
LIECorNIY; said county al keokuk
Strauss, Adler, Hartman q Co, PLAINTIFF, persss G.
$. Abbott, Levi Wood, HAWKING Taylor, Martha n .
Orr, Jer brown. j. y. Cendenning. s. Z. Carter, y.
Carter, jesse Ruddick, stephen Heimstreet, James
Jack, Joseph strottman, N. Michais, Wilson. Perry
Co.. Lucas. samuel Kicxey, x,uarow
Brown, John II, Alien. James NJ. Gorbit, Cleghorn K
Harrison, James ". Grimes Summer Stebbins Co.,
and Csnuable sm,th, defendants.
Notice ~ hereby given 10 tho defendants herein
above named. that petition In civil action II on file
In the Clerks Office OF the District Court aforesaid
In behalf OF the above named piaintin, against YOU
| aud claiming OF said Abbott and Wood $500 "
money due on two promiAsory notes, and the fore
closure OF mortgage against all the defen dants
lots aud la block lu0 In the City OF Keokhk, Lee
| County, Iowa. which mortgage executed by said
Abbott and Wood To Gabriel and John Webbcr to Sc
cure the payment of said notes.
And unless You appear and make defense thereto
before OF the second day OF the term Of said
Courtto conmenee on the first Monday Of February
le62 Judgment Will BIG rendered against you prxyee
| for In said petition.
ROBERT II. GILMORE,
Nov. 81, lsUl-d Solicitor for Petitioners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25
Mrs. s. j. MCCARTNEY

Would respectfully nfrm the public that she has
remps ed her stock ~ Millinery Goods 10 No Main
streot bai ween >rsand and Third, Whsto nh9AA pre-
uAssa 10 furnish any who may sA0 IA NJ enil
upon her and sNpmige her nfa stock of goods Ansi
pra.s pailerns, lsom Ia. of's. new York.
octltdt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR;!
1000 BLE-BODIED MEN.
Between the Ages OF IL aud 4s,)
WANTED FOR THE 18th REGIMENT OF low A
VOLUNTEERS,
10 serge as Infantry, for Three Years
Unless Sooner Discharged.

This Regiment il now being raised uider authority
oil Gen Fremont, aud the authority ofthe Goverporoi
Iowa, aud VII rendezvous at kso1Uk, and
organized will be ai once clothed and equipped for
tive service
Subsistence sill BE- furnished the expense Of tn.
United states al place OF rendezvous 10 Volunteer
drilling whilst Companies srs being raised, In accord
Race witA Instructions 10 recruiting otegta
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-25

gT vi ILlIt III the rear vi ZIG iCat WihE
eaving about 4 10 men.
From this gallant little band send You
he list of killed and wo nded:
Col Iauman. wounded In right thigh
Lieut. Col Wentz, killed on the field.
Major Rice wounded in right thigh
Sergeant Major Il N Smith. wounded Ia n
shoulder
Adj Bowler, prisoner not wounded.
COMPANY A. q
1st Sergeant Thomas Ptttsford. -
Private ] Hardy.
I40nis Cunningham.
I" Louis pallett.
" Duddart,
Wm Wells.
" anil MILFORD.
WOUNDED.
la Lieut. VIM w DeHews--ball entered under
len seauula penetrating the lung He may recover.
Horace Hustled ieft leg below the knee.
HERMAN Hessef, light arm, since amputated.
w b Reynolds, forearm
John Shelly, tight atm.
John j Reed, right forearm.
JAS haseman, risht hand.
H. Van hany. IN chin
VIM Davis, ri .ht arm and ieft leg.
Thos Morgan. left arm, ampntated.
Al iiier right forearm.
e w Nahun,
Wv Bargenbush right fore-hnger lost.
q W schnns. right leg above knee,
q McNall. left hip.
sam Ii White back aud through the cheek.
: A Wilson both fore.arns.
W " kennedy, right foot.
COMPANY II.
KILLED.
I'd Lieut. Gee : w Dodge
4;h Corporrl A Holmes.
Private II loeg.
Vim Ii Damn.
j Galahan,
I" j Wilson.
A II Martin
WOUNDED.
Can. Gardener, slightly.
Levi eafkns left thigh
W Mason. hand
III j smith, neck.
A Gilmore, arm.
Geo Morse boy j, shoulder.
Henry Branson, right ankle.
] 4 Rutherford, right arm.
j TAYLOR, right hand, eft arm and head
X II Mills, right forearm.
Hugh Alien ankle.
John Bru"n, leg.
Caleb u cen, right chest and arm.
Il l. Cotton, gloln.
Cnas Wiibef, side.
Jas How ard, left arm, ampntaied.
; X Wilkinson, shoulder.
A Hildreth, hip.
III Gregory, ieg and shoulder.
John SLilleg, breast and arm.
u MeNall, left arm above elbow.
COMPANY c.
KILLED.
Tt Sergeant A q Young
Corporal NJ III Jones
Private 1. A Griggs.
Il vate Elias White.
WOUNDED.
Cd Lieut. Ben Ream, left near shoulder since
resectcd
johnson Thompson, right thigh.
Saall Aymoge, left arm
Geo Eddy. both thighs, right ampuiated
Vim MuIlin, shoulder.
T b Mcclure, ankle.
VIC Henry, right ieg above and below the knee
David ciammer, thigh
Henry Smith do
Geo " Martin, knee, hip and back.
Albert Hites through the back;
ssllas Parsons, shoulder and side.
COMPANY u.
prisates II nry Tomas,
Henry Knapp.
Henry Denny
William Packard,
sam Robinson.
worNpED.
Cant james T. Harpe left hand.
Second Lieut. Il Gale, saber cut on head
Jasper Suaslser right leg tibia fracturedl.
Al Stewart right shoulder.
M Mcneil, left thigh.
A b Collins, right ankle
James Miller. left eve.
Ianaas nnlgax, 9TH iefl arm knee and hin
rrnm.n vsn Hosaa Through beth thighs
Ad,.an Levitt. left shoulder nd head.
|. p MAYNARD, right arm and eide.
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49, KILLED
friSate Ai.eeNspn.
lheooo - Sheppera.
hehrf !u,her-
II /. pinkin
George Diggs tded since battle.
wouSDEn;
s saps lan,. Mrrr,a,;n haIl - sealn
ROM kir.natrick LETT hand
| patr,eL caal. l.ft ia. (near aYilla1
| Ahner Allison right Thigh.