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List Of absentees from the Seth regiment nj
Illinois volunteers.
| William s. Smith, ID Lieut., Compan7 A, ahsent
On ~ days sick leave by surgeons csrtifcste
c1afss nie Kapp A. orderly to Gen. Curtis Bates-
D9sfs 7sts Morris. 4 detailed IS tesmster, June, I'd,
Patrick Gibbons, A, driving team for division
4oais A. driving team for division
1tsae n Miner. a. driving team for division guar
John 8. Long. corporal. A. on detached seryfc. it
Rolta, Mo JIM d. ie62 since gone home. ass bnt m
not Known By what authority. SN"
'aMes E.H :Moofe, a. at Elgn, Illinois, elnce Jan,
Asx sffi ailnpahan, A, at Egn Illinois, since JAM
Ghas 9; Coz, a. at Crystal Lake, ILL.,, wounded,
efe5gs, e9g ~ y: Lake. A, at Batesve Ak NAY ioth.
E:ssn j, T. wtskwtse s;s a, Cape eazdean, No. May
John Ba!skman, sla! a. Cape Grardeau, NO., My aad
A; b. B. Thomas. a, Hamburg Landing, Tenn, LETT
aesss ssI T. Gibba' a, Hamburg 1snding, Tenn, 1es
John Burr, A, Springfield, No., april 10th, left
BIeyton Lloyd. and Wm H. Brandon, B. left sics at
3, nspsn9n, MO-; Feb 10Th, 1862, 8nd were after
teans ae'aneo os past qua{ter1naste1 to drive
"m l. Ganphel5 l.; wounded at Pea Ridge, now
IL
Dow +, >, Hodges, B. left sick at casssnle, No..
14%as Mo m.2 Dssae s left sick at Cape alrardeau,
9smes e. / Wilson. sergeant, company c, lett sick
1r;ai a Rateesil}e, Ark, May 16th, 1852 -N oA~>
daFa fro ~ gsae sn s+ corporal farlongh for 50
notice from Taylor n g. ststine ~ ~ X; anims nage
1sa ion he never would be at for duty ~ 0fA'''
'a%ef an1;i 4Pe,so9g 5 ,S G. fs sick st Gass1e No.,
David Baldwin, {. detailed IS e e1pressn.n e By
Fsaniln s5 Beef. c. fuslousb Feb 4tb for a d,va
last muster vas marked deaerter since iesri5ed
rha,csn he esn y s't 9Rp e. m bqt part Of the day
Iebaao ao sasq s : Sa1 ,as detailed as trasheE at
sa 9n last muster; learn from Capt. E. 8. BALDWIN
Inat while acting az forage master, between Leb-
anon and Springfield, be WIS wounded and "a
;, couz1 at Springfield. eo'' e s''1' :a1N poSs
Hsstoa sn1 aB93sshs9an. a3s e, taken from Forsyth to
R'sTsh. III ss s{sF Il II Ba9sse. @ AK
o5sstss a spisksrma2 C. detafeda e1pressman
MAJ n, 1863; marked absent without Ieaye iast
May s3 snee lessned bs ietter eset No; No.
asag surgeon W had @ given fnrlough. .'>'e'
ees9e sn1E mhenRso HR ss9s ID hospital At Ham,
esnuea Gana, 4 om3lsoa G. detailed as expreesnsa by
Ezsa1sl xa1 7, Iai@as LEFT a1ek a. casa1e, No.
MeIcelon B. Gaylord sergeant connenv n Ian
s,eE q Cape e. MGIraldeau, ao May sd ieas; now
Andrew L. seoaeld. corporal, D. wounded at Pes;
ags; aasfs; q 9ox os;a q Lisbon unit fr duty tom
DAVID fI'S Wens 81 rs Tgqad ie}9 afc a. po. ,,
sent to Pa!tsvile, IL. FEB 5h, There a. be- he' L
SfsSp assPe Peef 6b, M si Is same as a5o;
fhs1a fhou' on'o' feo, o,o'n and supposed 10 be still
Andrew Sohnsen, D. went home fsom camp At An:
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Great War Meeting in Knor Cnu1,

Great War Meeting in Knox Comfy.
The patriotic citizens Of Knox county have
arranged for an immense var meetjnp m
Thursday Of the present week. The peon,e
lac thoroughly aroused and will be out in full
3ofce. The meeting Is to be held In Knox
Tillc. Hon. ". E. McAllister, Hon, E.. c!
Iarned, q s. District ATTORNEY. and col
Eastman, recently OF the Chicago PJst, Ill OF
this city, have consented to be present and al
dress the meeting. We promise the citizens
OF Knoz in advance able, eloquent aud stir
ring speeches. Let the people turn out, send
1har quota OF recruits to the camp, and make
their Influence felt in Washington for the
prosecution Of the war With all the means
that God has placed within cur poTer
, 1862-07-29
,il! lillian sandtord, Co. D,

lillian sendtord, Co. D,
Elijah Bag1ey, Co. D:
DaI1d Hunes- ro. =
y. .. Eaton, CO. F.
al;! a; bu5k, {snpposed to ba drowned Co, F..
S1as Obetmire, Co. H,
William a. Snyder, Co, q,
William Huf, Co. I.
John Foster, Ca. Z,
Albert Worthey, Co. z.
Charles I. Wheeler, Co. z.
Hospital Steward G. L. Ho1lister. Co. r.
This Includes all ahsentees from this at the
ta9,o q2fs o. 1eeeRt1on Of general order "a, except
20 4, both Of whom are Insane. LINN in
ihe u ! insane ASYLUM, Jacksokvil1e, Ill, Moore
In hospital at St, Louis, No.
Adjatant Steele rejoined the regiment be-
fore the notice was fer Warded.
In monthly return for June, a number of
msa are reported absent who returned prior
to receipt Of order -.
a number are also reported absent in re-
turn who were In the hospital at Jaciuto.
Miss, two miles distant from camp Of this
regiment; they were not notified,
respectfully, your ob'd't serv't,
j. ". 8. ALEXANDER.
Colonel Com'd'g 2lst ma. Vols
y. b. ETEELE, Adiufant
, 1862-07-29
35FH ILLINOIS REGIMENT.

akAAoQ0ARTERs 85TH REa'T. Ill. Vols
CAMP HEARJAclsro, M1ss., July s, 1862.
In accordance with general order No. u,
dated headquarters Of the army Of the Missis.
eipp1, June 1862, I have caused written no.
I1ces TO be sent to the following named non
commissioned officers and soldiers, absentees
from this regiment, that unless they send 8
certificate OF an army medical officer of their
inability to rejoin their regiment within thirtv
days they will be declared deserters:
COMPANY A-Theodore Morris coyno-,1 f,,-+5o
AAust1n John = Bqrdett, Augusta GIotz, john g. q
HaEan. John Madden. Patrick Roam. A-' ~
Themaa mpATF ! p b-1emuel say1ot. Charles Krug
c9Mr4sI G. George Y. Dilly. Jacob ph1lfpps
FmaR,s1 fsaaR I19eKets; T LoYead T. DeaD, John Getz
6Wen e1n Shases ams. R9oRsr James
Ferdinand Short, Phineas /. Tomlinsonl Jahn =
florence, Daniel &. TetrecE. ''''n' 'o1n u
sssz WsSy Rsy 4 Hsas setEaB ysF ssss ess
Altinon, ] N. Brsaaelton. Amos Balisb. Peser
SSassady, aas James Kelly. John Cannamon, Thomas
Snyder John " Smith, Wm sbna sao99la Dgla
w{;P;sz!s GGss1s E7ssosge :" Appl2eate ias William
=. Malone, James 3: Harris, william G. Robert
son. Simpson r. Foueh, William r. Goodwin.
4s2es Moaes Mieop. Peter Duran, Francis N. Lowry,
= c94R4Er F--corpo1al Michael ' Sullivan. corn
T.: "; johns ffer John Manning, Wm. 1dEins.
yona naa3a l. barker Nelson Cook, Wm 0ronan, Robt.
Hayn1es ns reason Sc Howard, 1saae Hammersly, Joseph
nobpe, Eh T. Morrison, John @ Morehead. David
Cage. 40 Ao1nEs' NIL
-, GoAGAEf o1 y G9aThomas Coz, Benj Ratchet Sam
gel Neff, Era Taylor, Joseph Tildon, Wm. Fo11E.
Samae1 So9 Neatly, james N. Kennedy, War1Ga&e
cosfAEf ~ H.leaac Jones, Henry Ballard, Wm.
"; Kiders, Vim: F. Scott '>'''' "A'' "
co GoMFAFT 1P;,! =! L-MatheVg 7. Lockhurst, James c.
nGae. n9ae.. 4!Jah Gole Jacob B. Dougherty Emanuel
Ice, LICE, Isaac ~ Grimes, Elias D 1indiey, Living
miDgs. ooA'p'o1' oy1on ea"-
con Griffith, John Il. Smith, Asa III. Harnsr levi
8umga1dner, Hezekiah Forse, Jessie Gordon. I Iii
tnnSns' tM@Shs' y william Peterson Joseph Loar Chris
toPHer =, =. long, Slles l. Ttbbs, John 4. Miller
-WM. P. CHANDLER.
1t. Col. Comd e a5th Reg. III. Vol
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n Some thirty rebel prisoners, belonging
to Mofgan'e gang Of thieves, were brought
into Louisville, and placed In dnrance On SAT-
urday.' Among the humber is Rev. Winthrop
T. dopson, u well known and talented c1ergy-
man. He has been most pestilent traitor
for year past.
, 1862-07-29
BATTERY NO. 3, End ILLINOIS RTIL-
1ERY

!
Absent enlisted men Of Battery *I." ID
regiment Ill. artillery, accounted for bY
name, June 22d, 1869:
c. D. Ha:ght, qua1termaster eerxeant. detached
service 81 Camp Butler III: e1nee Feb /, 1854
since May 2ad, 1862 41A@'
q; &; Wetnote. SICK u hospital at Mound City,
I Smith, siek II hospital at Mound City, Illinois.
elnce April 9Sth-
3: Smith: sick z hospital st Mound City, Illinois,
C. Smith, eisk + hospital at Mound City, Illinois,
since April 28sh-
F: .Wsggonsr, alex IN hospital st Mound City,
F. aood1ich. SICK in hospital at Mound City, since
"; f5s,r; sick in hospital at Mound City, ztnce
r. Grant. eick In hospital at Mound City, stnce
R nongaa, sick IN hospital at Mound City, stnce
J. Sanders; der - s1ek in hospital At Mound City,
D. cooper, r1cE In hospital at Hamburg, Tenn,
j. Lamley. sick In hospital at Hamburg. since
c. sIsskaon. sick in hospitsi at Hamburg, since
n Hsi%eE; sis6 in hospital .t Columbus. KY.
"; Rose. sick IN hospital It Columbus, Ky,, since
"; Holden. sent on board transport q. n. ara-
G. W; Readick7 home on sick fu11ough since
I; G. II. BARazrr. Lieut.x
CoDmaudinga I'd Battery III. ATtiIIery.r,
7TH ILLINOIS CAVALRY.
List Of aheent enlisted men Of the 7th ILL.,
.nois cavalry . GO. - ::
JAoHTo, 'M1ss,. June u 1850.
'oseph EddT, C. April 10. sick, tarlough, At Lee
chssles a. 81 Hna c,Ap 10. SICK tarlough, st Nor
Albert ]: Phillips. c, Ap.n is, sick. through, At
George y. Williams: g, 'Apsu Is, sick. fnlouzh.
at tHu6!ette, Les county, IL >,
beng Pierce. c, Feb. 49, sick, futaough at Dixon,
Abraham eIeer, G april as, general hospital. Ham
esss1Sfs y Eeaora, G. Ha1s. general hospital. :, ,
waitsr =; NORTON c. May ,, general hospital. St.
5o5n aecaH. C., ,hay, general hospital 81. Louis,
= = Haol'.z, C. My 3 .tsh. tn'zoasa, Aeiasoa.
Pfts5 9: Sysrs. C. June =, general hospital. St. /
Jsnes 6rstz. G, Jams Is, general hospital. Farm
4sJe Michsel q. March 8. deserted at char1sston,
41o 5 Robinson. c, Apiin IL. deserted Il cat.o,
III.
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Aen1y Barnss. 4, deserted april s,th.
GMamne1 Branun, a. deserted MAY lat.
I'm, No1mans a, des;rted April s8th.
nagtd Mass, 3, without ieava Nav ,sth.
James AazpwL D, deserted April 25Ih.
lanes lanes BoR. D. deserted April s5;h.
hI9a yo5n A1bangh. .. deserted April Ssh
MN1am Msp. D. deserted AprI sash]
4ame9 WATSON. D, deserted Mar 29th.
VI, 5a. Iavh. 1. D. deserted April a3th.
Ahen,s Ahen nsIwasey, Z, deserted April 2sth.
4honas bt1ley, D, deae1ted Julv 9th
JaseQh Long. b. deserted Jaly gth n'
Ee.h EHeoage hho@Eess. @ D, deserted Nay sst1-
To.i Teka1 Hahha 3ah hanomaa ma 2, deserted May 4th-
w;thont Ieoge ann n91 4tk1n johnson, E, absent
Hal. Stephen Philips, Daniel Fg, F, without
James BUTLER, Marshall Nye, q. Deza,+ad r,,os
!. I9es, ". @. Ines, Ider Hicks. I dssaTsei +
Geu::ge. Y. Mays. q, deserted July 9th.
shadnek scor1lle. I, deserted July 9th.
Thomas Croefin, I, without leave april astt
MN. 3 BROWN, Lieut.. Dol Com
, 1862-07-29

D The Pougbkeepsie Eagle notes ths
elopement Of Joseph Pint, seventeen years of
age with hesTina Gaines, fifteen years of
age, both Of Poughkeepsie. Pint should have
waited at least until he became Quart. be-
fore he took gallon, and it is very uncertain
Row much he gains hy taking Malyius.
, 1862-07-29
22Ep ILLINOIS REGIMENT.
HEADQUARTERS Army or rHB
MIREIAH1PHI JDlu q 1pRl

/ eeaas M1es1ssIpTI 11H1 3a1g q 1sss aHh
1st OF abaentees belonging to the 22a
nettsed to s rrtnrn ~ so'paess IN % VINO nave bee
without certificates from srmv snrrsons w., :
.., .so,hty o 70 @ oe furnished IS required In ger
Hen1y poueh.rtv e ~ -, n.. 1a,~ :,
sence st Eafro GS, Gand 9ee e. u g. Leave Of al
asesTs seeea'eS &GSn3f T. sf!ten; s.at.,n ~,
eoant e IT Es qd Z
Leava = asf@bt9n abssase 4aa Jq9s n
q. Bonner Bonasman, list lieut., r, Jnne u 80 1asv. ,
Solomon smith, 1T Heat, T. Dec "s;stig s. e. pson
Lemne1 ADAMS, 1T sa lieut.. B. Msvaa "a rosr. =
- IN action '' 17''' a. '8fan''lle' wounded
Not abIe to 1et1n On accoanf Of y seRges1 aeand III
wounded il % acton. Ds'' w. '1'--on tar1ongh
Unable, rom .icknees. t. Ietagn ~; o. fufloueh
New Had1id. Mo. - 0pfn II o&' Hospital
Madrid, No. - 0p'D ~ 'S' hosp'Ial' New
Tenns "1o' - 0p1A <s' o. Hospital. Hamburg,
John G. parke eor Nov On ,.o
FarEi2gton. Miss. Mi'' a. A18' 'o' o. hospital
EHnnnaf L
1ngton, Miss. @'>'p'A*4' : 1<sln-
vile, Ind = w. 'o7pa'a'' h'ans'
Mo. -'i''4' 0'' 1'ais'
pital, St. Louis, No " ANN' 49, d. hoS-
pital, 81. Louie, Mo. - AVE
p Atkinson, D. Dec. 81. Hospita' St. Iouis i
A1son Ms D. Abbott. D, May 10, 81. Hamburg.
William Murdock, D, HAY 10, u. Hospital. Ham.
II. q. Mitchell y :Tnna1 ,ea uo.a,.o,
ton, Miss. 1-0'fA'7l' @i'o1nss
John L. N. Wood, D, June I, 1859. hosntta1 at Far
nj pington, Miss. -e~' ~@fA'>,' A' : az,
ningtca. Miss: 0An' - t'''' n'Epl'A at faf-
Canada. s. !TE7' =. e. N''' ID iS''' hospital at
G!eenville, ii. - IVY ~ 4''t' hospital at
# Cairo. III: mIs'seAn1' e. Apfn H. 1852 hospital
Madrid. &o. - 0p'4 49, le'S' Rospital at Ne"
Josiah S1ege, E, April T.. 1892. hoen1ta, AZ Now
" @aqa!5iS; a5 NJ 49,. - ~, ~ ses l0sp''@ al new
Ion, @iSaa Mss. may ~ 1854 hospital at Farming
mipgtons Hiss 'l'4' A'01' n0sp''al at Far
minsten, Mies. ~ " 4'oS' n0ep''ai at FAT
ton, Mrs. wv s. 4'''' nospl'Al az Fafm1ng'
m1ngton, Miss - 4o''' u''spl'a1 81 fas-
mingt%on. % Miss. g. sul'e o. 1eoS' hospital at Far
Jas. G. Gnssa';n. J.na < sea 1-:.
nfngton. Miss. - 4''S' no7p''sn az faf-
mi1gton. Mirs. - '1''' % 1oo5' nospl'al at FAT
mipgton, Mies. - 10'S' uospi'aa ae Fas-
mington, Miss. - '$'''' q 1'0" no7p't1 az far-
mington, Miss. ' 1>'~' tt'op'ta' ~ 'ar-
rnington, Miss. ~'' 1'0"' n'sp''al az faR-
Harrington, Miss. '"D7 ~'' A001' nosp1sal 81
Joseph Adams, F. Apfl Ssa hosna A. ~ G:;ra -
81. Tnnia NJ - 'o'. S4, 1e6l. hospital at
Charles KooF. q. Nov o 1ss, hoan,t., a. ,ouuz
civ, ii "fN' ~ 'os" y 1ooa' aosplta at Mound
dncah. " ~ 11"'e4A . 1oo@' hospital at Far
, 1862-07-29

Tbs correspondent Of the New York
Iibu*e with Burnside's army calls attention
to the fact that among the many promotions
OF eolone1s and brtgadiefs, not sin gle one
sesrfpg IN that department Of the army has
xecesved that distinction.
, 1862-07-29
47TR ILLINOIS INFANTRY.

0OEe1thfhhs AMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI
L1et OF absentees belonging to the 47ti1 il,ino,
volunteers. who have been notified to retnrn or h,
reported desertere, without certificates from arm,
surgeons Of disability, to be furnished as RAMIREZ
in general order No. a.
,co@PAST A-BenJ. F. Cozad, francis M phf1;,x
coag hsa1 sompns1n Riley bennington Charles &
10 eooA, Danie! Glherson, Phineas Wilkinson. III.
ram Lowe, Charles AEcrop. A@17o4'' III
Sos1 GoarAET y y BWm; Kenagy. chaa crotten, 1sasc
155aht, o5a sl6 Il Kebetts Ra1a9m Scott Cary Wright
Al1;o1 Crosby. Jas Blise, Samuel Il. Tohos - y
t3n1 f. Hoi,s1ngfs STEPHEN uumphry, Conrad Bis
W3ja VII afGa HsnE Tobias Walter Bate@an,
CoMPAaT c-Jas. Ferguson. Peter swimm. caa
elns y. clo9gh, 8. Q. W1ckerham, H. II. Hutchin-
camp se Hea,v s5n A9tSn Dexter
pSsaag GeMs4Ez 5,, D:-Dan1 Ksey. Amos Robinson,
GIasE. James she1net, Anthony MoodE. Rohert
Martin. TiLsley o. Crane, John Simpson Geosas
1ay, ~, JOSHUA g hannfng Albert Con1ey, Henry Iii,
1,tse ,tEesrAEX E:-Edgar Isbell, John 4. Ht11ett.
naaas EieaaIa Nc MCCORMACK, Jacob n. Copis, Fred.
ee e1ogSE W:s'e1 m 7; .eo Doa1 Hin.ey Robt: Ba-
Rhy, ga1l Eay. Benz. Groves, Peter Hessian. Wm.
Makeaeld- Vim. h Thrummel, Jacob Cnneman n
Jonn =; Kooger, Angus; e: Miller corporaf. T. G.
Frank E. Vincent. ~NA1-0 y A'ileA'
coMrAaT E:-sergeant Moody N. Lowe, Patrick
Efar;Ian, a. Y Aezrick: Zach. Smith, Noah ii.
'Efw1ng Hen5y s~arhood, John joyce. Henry Goats.
CoAr4ET G:=George Deyoe, Asac TYLER. Josenh
Fuller: D. G. Matthias, Robt Miller. Wmn' Meard.
1"nee nj caPP1eEentT PaeEep shoEkey swartz
tenki1k, Michael WIar,. Ethan 4. Drake. N" '7Do''
etoAPAEF I'm. McGowen,. Robt. Bennett.
FIT eI%o9 aa hhinehsTdt Reuben Anderson ", Dam
aa11an, Henry Jolee, Alex. Thompson, % WI.
Brow. John Grove. Walter Derby, James Over
Mason Mason Underwood, Sidney 3. North, Joseph IN.
table, =; n. Beyhamer, Jno. d. Miller, VIM.
AsEey, George Chadwick, Sam1 Murdock. .Stenhen
atwood, l. Leonard DON berger. James Simpson.
gne } g., Bradshaw, Ed. somers, Randolph Hszef''
f,hll1g Iempleton, Robert Ryles, George +, RVles'
Sol. Jno. BsyneE: Chaplain 5ereanieh Hazen.
tohPAEE F.-Capt. Theodore II. Lowe.
CoKRAsT G.-Second Lieut. Edward Is. Tobev.
GoAPAFE 1+-First Lieut. Chas. s. Robinson
COMPANY E-Capt. Sam,l r RakCt
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44TH ILLINOIS REGIMENT,

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HEADQUARTERS, 44th ILLINOIS REo1xgrr.
R1ESzI, Miss, July, 18th, 1863.
Brig. Gen. AsBoTH,
Com'dg 5th Dlv., Army of the Missfssfnns
GENERAL: have to report to you that III
@leaFe @ OF absence granted to 1t. Col q. j
stephenson, and Lieut. J. II. Stephenson, O
this regiment, by special order, No. Isl. De
partment Of the Mississippi, date June a3rS
expired Jnly 18th, and am therefore Obliged
to report them absent without leave.
Lam, General, very respectfully,
-Four obd't serV't,
CHAs- CEL1NDoFF.
otto o, Lauer, a, May 10, 1852, sick at Batesv1lle
John g RHafher, A, May 10, 1861, s1ck at Baskerville
chsrles schrader, A. Feb. 2, 1861, sick at Rolls
Flanz K5a9ss, A. Feb. =. 1863. sick at Rolla. Mo.
G9ttl1ted Baekhaus, A. June5, 1862 1esr Co1inth,
Hssnsy F5te, a, May as. 1864. s1ck at Cape ei,ar.
Christian steerm, A. Feb, 2, 1852 aick stRo11a No.
eors;ea sehxa1z' SC ' Jan rs, 1864 on detached
George Quicker, April j, 1859, detacheato welaey'z
Charles Koch A, Feb. 10. 1869, detached at 1eba-
5sees f5ssh. a. Feb. 10, 1859, detached at 1sbs.
jackson Kaaouae. B. Feb. 10, 1867, detached at
Asa = RIPLEY, B, Feb 10, 1857, detached as dl7is-
John slead 3, Feb. 10, 1862, detached at Lebanon,
Mazenz I: Wiser, B. Feb. H. 1852, detached as di-
William s. Joles, CORP, B, Feb. Z 1862 Co1dwater
Branch county, Mich, - -@''' ~o1'1" ases'
'Gs.an tsa k5anag kBl1gsey B. eS Feb 2, 1sa: coldva-
ce9rtland r Adams' B, % Feb. 10, 1862 at Lebanon
M y9nas G. Brown, ,, Feb =. ta6a at Lebanon, Mo.
to'9 q Hosen' f. Eeb 2 l6S2. at Lebanon. No.
ee County ~ jSss 91es Feb 1861 cold"ater, Branch
Muneon Joles, drummer, B, Feb. 2, 1862, coldwa-
Apolles q Limbocfea1, b, B, Feb. g. 1864. Batavia
Hsnsz ;s asSsl T. FEB Fs6 >. 1862 coldwater, Branch
hshlaa Miller, B, Feb ,. 1862 co1dwater. Branch
William 4 Miller. B, May as 1882 Cape etrs,dean
5Gsseph I $; Mnligsn, B, Feb 3, 1862, coldwater,
rank na, F. Perrin, B, Feb. ?. 1865. Quincy, Branch
Albert + Potter..B B Feb. =. 1862, Lebanon. Mn .
57s.9, GaHs h9aget, Feb = 1862 st. Louis, No. :
E5snE Eas[1es s.eTarf 3, Feb 1852, B Ila, Mo-
Mict 1esf1n, =, Feb >, 49, Bethel, Branch co.,
JOIN @1s5; ~ RaRao1ph @ B. Feb. =, go, Union elsy.
tached ct Lebanon Mo ' 1'
Cha: Bqtehtneon musician, c, April. 'es, hos
v9}snsins: BENJAMIN. 6. May q, 81, deserted at
,q5a peaa: e. .f Fs5 10, g. detached, at Lebanon,
Thomas Edwards, c, Sept. IS 81, left In hospital
a. a. VI louis. supposed having been discharged,
Samuel Edwards. c, Dec Z, 81, hospital at Rolls,
George Grant, G, jan 81. "a, hospital at Ro1la,
John Higgins, c. Dec. Z, 81. hospital a: Rolls,
, 1862-07-29

ekn. sn1EH-The Gen. Smith who ia in
Pufeult OF Morgan, the guerrilla, il nenhev:
a csssius n: Clay, md is named G. cl,v
smith, and nesides In cavington, Kentpch3
, 1862-07-29

=Fhe London Times Assumes that the
United States Government must become res
ponsible for Vfrgtnin's debt, when it takes
possession Of Riehmona' This Is impudent
even for the Tina, >'@'
, 1862-07-29
I'D ILLINOIS INFANTRY.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TEE MIssIHsUpt
July i0fh, is65.
List Of abscntees belonging to the ed req.
.aao ment Of Illinois volunteers, Who haTe beer
without " 1g
bility, to be furnished as required in general
order No. u.
Gsnt Ce1; " R9bsrts June + absent on eickleave
CAPT g. swain, l. June Il. aSseat @ aeo On lHass sei
cspt. 5: :. Clarke, D, May Is. absent, sick.
Fa9s e. sess5s sSsen1 EN- Rlsogt aavs
se1gt !. T. Elliott A. m., II On ,,c, fo,,on 0h 81
Corp: y. ): johnson. A, December 81, 1851. fur.
]. Rossh. IT,. 1s6a atek, ,ful.ousa at Kerauuee.
" Gtc61f IT, Ae1s9S T. s
dale, Michigan. Wy @'%AA'''e = ~ A'1's''
KeutucET. a. Ap''1 2. 1oo@' elek AZ Henderson,
n. Ruslon: A. Nav IL 1854. ,s1e,x at Rent,,, po-
racks. ' - -@4-' A4'1''3 "a" 'eA'oA 1as-
4. Bennett, April q. 1863, sick at Park Barracks
y: Lese' I. H.y is, 1852, s.ok at Jefferson p.s
R. Town. s (. Gateh s, 1854, sick at Benton Bsz-
T. lii. soa T. %ay ssth, hospital at r.rm,neton.
P: HiS Z: Es, -, 1859; sick a. Benton Barracks. i
z. sendoh, a, February 8, 1864 stck At 6es.nnna
, 1862-07-29

tzADoUAR7zRs 18th REe1nEH1,-11dsonsY Yn1.. =
Aeun. .J:Bs1.AHurD411 SR hs1eTith f.snd, jon
arepors Of all desefters Of this segtnient III psr
general order No.72 ~;
Elisha Ragget, A, deserted Nay 10th.
, 1862-07-29

ILLINOIS 1sT BATTERY.
HEADQUARTERS ABaY OF rHzl
MISSISSIPPI. July II, 1862. I
List Of absentees belonging to the 1st
Illinois battery, who have been notified to
retun OF be reported as deserters without Ger
tif1eates from the army surgeons, of disability,
to be furnished as required in general order
Nc. T2:
JohnJ, Van Dyke. and 1ieut., C, june %, 1853, On
lease Of absence for twenty days.
Charles st1auoy, c, general hospital Pennington,
George Still, G, general hospita, Cincinnati, Ohio.
, 1862-07-29

The soih regiment Of Illinois volunteers
was organized at Camp Butler on Tbursdar =
LEST. and the following officers appointed:
T., cn!cnel-eapta1n Owen P. Reeves, Of Bloom,
Lieut. Colonel-Capt s,ee.
G9aHefmaster-Lteut.J John Z. Bur.owR.
Adsutant-Lie1t- James B. Breese.
lhe regiment Will remain at present a. a
guard to tie prisoners at Camp Butler.
, 1862-07-29

MILITARY .NOTICE.-Omcers
~ of the list. and all other new Rcgtuents VIII
1nd 70 ther Interest IN purchasing outfits 70 cs IN
+. BOWEN. % Clatk street {up 4tairs) LVER TIE
UNITED STATES EXPRESS OFFICE. Sword Belfa.
SaRht ah0u1deF strape CBps. Bug1es Pistols dart.
Hdges and everything ese needed 81 the beet anadty
ap3taIrs fusT
, 1862-07-29

aoUGHTALLNG'S {1LL.) BATTERY.
HEADQUARTERS HoUaHrALma's BATTERY, !
June 9S, 1862.
List OF absentees Of my command
Sergeant George G. Wolford, detailed In hospIta1
at Mound City. - 'AssA
oTen J. A1d1ich. detailed in hospital At Monad
Napoleon Trcambnly, detailed as orderly On Gen.
George Still sick in general hospital, Cincinnati.
tnarlss stea1y, sick In general hospital, CIucIn-
natl. @' ~1Ae14'0
CHARLES HoCGHTALfe Captain.
COMMANDING BATTERY
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-03

The following personal description OF
Gen. Halleck is given by correspond
ent of the Boston Journal ;
lie has hne ply sique-is stout, bur
ly. weighs two hundred ayoirdupos, has
a round head, is middle aged. black hair
filling fast with silver. lie walks by the
hour in front Of his quarters. his thumbs
IN The armpits of his vest. looking most.
ly at the ground, bat casting quick looks,
now TO the right. now 10 left, evidently
not for the purpose OF seeing anything or
anybody. but staring iGto vacancy the
while. His eyes see only the problem
before him. which with tho forces under
him he IS to work out satisfactory con
cluslon. lie is bronzed already, aud in
complexion reminds one of Daniel Web.
ster, though not SO dark hued as Web.
ster. Such is his personal appearance.
| understand that he does business of
hand, IS impatient at long stories, and
cnts many an officer short in their verb
al communications. He evidently has
his odd ways. am informed he puts
on citizens dress and walks through the
camp. The other day he helped a
teams,er out of the mud. then gave him
severe lecture for not driving careful
ly. lie laughed heartily 10 hear the WIT.
ticisms of a teamstet upon himself The
high water in the river made slough
all but impossible. The teamster had
tloundered through it. and reaching the
TOP OF the bluff, and being in sight OF the
headquarters. relieved himself of volley
after yolley of oaths upon the creek, his
horses. the roads, and lastly upon Gen.
HaIleck for not having the creek briiged
The criticism WAS just, but the General
had already ordered the construction of
a bridge. aud being iRcoq. could enjoy
the verbal castigation. The army evi.
deully has confidence in its commander,
though doubt if he is personally known
70 many of the officers and very few of
the men