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7ICOELLEGTo rs SALE.
Collectors Sale OF Real Estate for
the Payment of the Costs and IEx-
penses of sidewalk improvements

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, BY
IN virtue of precepts issa a by the Mayor of the
city of EVANSVILLE and to me directed Will sell
at Public Auction, a the door of the Court Il ouse
in said City, on SATURDAY, October 18th, A. ID.
1so2. at l u'clock =. M, The following Lots or
parcels of Real Estate, or much thereof may
be necessary TO pay the amount charged and ash
sesscd against said Lots rpectively for the costs
and expenses of making s.itwalk improvements
for said Lots, together wIii. costs of ale: - Z
Lot No. q, Block 3, Crescent Enlargement, y
Robert Farley, owner.
Lot No. ", Block 3, Crescent Enlargement,
Robert Farley, owner
Lot No. 3d. Block 3, Crescent Enlargement,
a Robert Farley, owner. ~
Lot Ne. "a, Block !, Crescent Enlargem
Robert Farley, owner M
Lot No Il, Block 3, Crescent Enlargement,
l iUliyer Read, own or 80. ......3. A "a
Lot No. IS, Block }, Cresetn. Enlar gement,s
Oliver Read, ...............-......s.47l4
sep2 -2w JOSEPH g. REITZ, CRY Col
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The following is an extract Of Vallan
digham's speech made in Dayton, Ohio,
afew days ago:
, Now have laid down this principle
for myself, and have not voted for an
army bill, or navy bilIss or appropriation.
bill for this war, nand have not voted
against any such bills since the 4th of
July, 1861. / appeal to the Globe for
record of my votes, Now, if any man
thinks the Union can be restored by war,
and feels like it, tell him it is his duty
to enlist I'D -.. i4.as4
Every man should follow out the die
tates of his own conscience, and if he
thinks he ought to fight the Abolitionre-
belion, he should do it.
= Dayton Ohio Journal
This is the language and sentiments of a
man who was taken byD. W. Voorhees,
and Judge Law as their model while in
Congress, and by whom they shaped
their speeches and their votes Now
they pretend they are warmly in favor of
the war. Can such professions deceive
the people p T : 4 - y -a'A@
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For SALE.-Several hundred old news
papers-the most convenient and cheap
est wrapping paper in the world-at this
Office,
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s4- The finest aud most durable pic
lures every description ere made at J.
Perry Elliot's City Gallery, No. 65, Main
street. sep l2-1w
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To the Shippers and Travelling pub
lie in the Evansville and Cairo U.
). Mall Trade, during low wafer

). Mall Trade, during low wafer
Season. n o-s tedf I..q.aa
"a Capt c. f. Clark, formerly of the
steamer Prairie Rose, purchased the
steamer Hazel Dell yesterday, and
chartered a portion of her to Capt Lew
Davis, to take the place of the steamer
General Anderson, in the Evansville
and Cairo mail line, during low water, to
run in connection with the steamer
Nashville. The Haze. Dell will leave on
her first trip on Monday next at u
NJ Passengers and shippers can rely
upon the pnnctuality of the Hazel Dell
and Nashville in the above trade during
the low water season. The rates of pas
sage and freight by the line viii remain
as heretofore. Sept IL, l. W.
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MILITARY NOTICE.

Recruits Wanted for the Eleventh
7uf M Indiana Volunteers.
MIR. d. H. DIXON Is NOW AT THE WASH
lyi iDgton House recruit .ng for the nth Regi-s
mcnt. Those who wigh &. j9in this famous Regi-
ment now have an oppooia atty by calling soon. ,
The same bounty and adys,I pay will be given to
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FOR RENT.
WANTED
Room Wanted,

II A loOAG NAN WHO CAN GIVE THE
ID best Of reference as 10 moral charsc,ar
room neatly furnished, 10 he used as a bed room
and studio. For such room am willing TO nav
an ample rent. Location soHlewhere in tho vicin-
ity or within I'VE or six blocks of the Post Office
preferred. Address W II NJ 80 III =
sep-d3t - 80 z
GTARCH-FIFTY BONES BEST QUALITY
~ Tor sale by S. l.. GILBERT & co,
Oc.@ No. 4, Sycamore sire
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HfxnprRsox. Kv.u Sent. is, 1862.

HENDERSON, NY, sept. 10, 1907. ,
We the undersigned, having, been APP
pointed as Court Of Inquiry to inyesti-
gate certain. charges preferred against
Lieut. Colonel Thoss johnson, 65th ,Regi-
lmeht Indiana Volunteers, which charges
are set forth IN an article in the Evans,
vile Journal Of Sept17, 1862 dated Camp
Cnnback, Goth Regiment Indiana Vol
unteers, Henderson, Ky, Sept, 10, 1862,
and signed by Capt. Baker and ffouAr. other
Captains Of said regiment, respectfully
beg1eavetoreport rs follows.
1st We do not believe the charges set
forth are sustained by the evidence. We
are free to admit that the soldiers and
officers endured many hardships and pri-
vations, but were only such trials as were
incident to- the life. of "a soldirer, and
were no greater than many officers and
men have uncomplainingly sustained for
asmueh longer time and We further be-
lieve Lieut.. Col johnson used all rea-
sonable means to ameliorate their condi-
ton. & sd3 10 a5tUTA 9HI
d End We believe the card above al
luded to was unnecessarysand unealled
for, to say. the least of it, and in our judg-
ment is a. palpable violation of article
sixth in the articles of war, and Section
200 Army Regulations, demoraEzing, and
leads to insubordination.
Jas. H. HOLLOWAY,
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at the time of the attack as to success
lulIy skirmish with the rebel advance for
some time. 1t was not until the rebels,
appeared in force on their righton the \
turnpike road and on their left on the
dirt road to Glasgow that our skirmishers
fell back through the woods into the fort
and reported the enemy moving in force
toward Woodsonyille AID on our. left
SCT The courier who arrived on. Wednes7
day noon at Elizabethtown left Munford-
vile at daylight of the same day and re-
ports as follows: The rebels made no
assault during the day. A battery of
rebel artillery, under cover Of the woods,
threw a she'll occasionally, and gave en-
ployment to the guns on the left of our
works; but no determined assault, or
even musket fight, was made. The reb-
els contented themselves with effecting
landing on the north bank of the river
and Judgement for their artillery on the
bluffs overlooking the fort ISL =
When this had been accomplished and
the investment appeared complete, the
rebels, at O'Clock, p NJ, sent in a flag
of truce and made a formal demand for
its surrender. Coils Durham and Wilder
and Adjutant John Simpson, of the 55th
Indiana, went out to meet the flag and
listened to the demand The Union of
'fcers then returned and consultation
was had. What it amounted to is not
known. At midnight the flag was again
met and a formal surrender was to be
madea at sunrise. Pending this ceEemo-
ny the courier left on the horse Of Adju-
tant Simpson, who informed him that a
surrender had been determined upon.
Our loss was FIVE killed. That of the en-
envy is not known. siet
It's plain from this statement that
there remains a possibility that the sur
render has not taken blaze. We, howev-
er, regret to say that there remains moth
ing more than accessibility. y
goat Fs-Hf ~ Louisville Journal
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J. J. Conn, Auctioneer.
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From ihs we Of ALDERMAN WUNDER, Ger


IHih tN.lA HANNAH wUNDER.
Main St., above Rittenhouse, Germantown, Pa.
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HoOFLAED'sG GERMAN BITTERs

Testifying Of their own personal knowledge to the
Bitters. .-I = ll--71s 7-..-T
, 1862-07-30
47TH ILLINOIS INFANTRY.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE H1ss1ssrpP1,

July H. lst2- !
Likt Of abaentees belonging to the 47th Illinois
reported deeertera, without certificates from army
surgeons Of disability, to be furnished required
in general order No. "a.
COMPANY A-Benj. F. Cozad, Francfe II. Philips,
Charl Edmonson, Riley Bennington. Charles q.
Cook. Daniel Gfberfon, Phineas Wilkinson, HI
EoxrAsT H--eNsf HNsfma. 1Bs9gRR BgHRa,,, 1,..o
John Cash. Albert Shoemaker E. q. Roberts,
Ahnon Crosby, jas. Blise. Samuel H. Tobias, "
s,snhsn asnrg Bsensn Rss
EEfiam Daiecher. n fIliam Dauly.
oArANE C-Jas- Ferguson. Peter swimm. Cas-
sns g. 5sss Haeh B
Camp, ,s5g sss5geant, Henry shofe' William H. Rsndy,
CexFAsT D.-Danl Keely, Amos Robinson, S
Clark, james ShcIret. Anthony Moody, Robert
Martin, Tins!e5 0. Crane. John Simpson, GeoEEe
Ray, J9s4Ea Aanning ALERT Conley, Henry ILL,
coarAsx Edgar Isben, John A: Hi1lett,
Rieha1a Mecq5nSc 9asoe A. M;n.e Cops ;n1 FfSd
ker, 3 es]ry $ Dave. John ". Cooper, Paul Mn1
| ply. Dan'l Hay, Benz Groves. Peter Heeeian, VIM
Wakefield. Vim. a. Th1nmm;1, Jacob CopeMan, :,
Magonseller. Qaintus G. Barns, Dennis o'Brieu
co1rAsr F:Gse1geant Moody y. Lowe, Patrsel
jacks on willis, John Daenan.
+ Fuller. D. c. Matthias, Kobt. Miller, VIM. Mead
Wm- Canterbury Anturwyne ShofkeY, 4. swartz
lander, Parker Watson, JEFF: Siqrm, Ajax. Shot
ConpaFT I'm. McGowen. Robt. Bennett
| Simon Khinehssdt. Reuben Anderson. " Il DAN
| vile, Andrew Sylvester, Joseph Blackburn, JuEepl
| Harlan, Henry Jolee. Alex Thompson. Vim
Brow, John Grove, Wa:ter Derby, James Dyer
Mason Underwood. Sidney F. North. Joseph AZ
de1son; Nm; 4 Daft Jno. Nichols, Wm; A. Hqs 1
Aakcy, George Chadwick, sam1 Murdoch, ,Stephe
Atwood, Leonard Domterger, .Jamea Sinpsnr
CoMr4Kr k.-Bsnj. Rlscsbutna = Dan,i AeGead'
Philip Temp1eton, Robert Rylss. George F. Ryle
Col. Jno. Egynet. Chaplain erea1ieh hazen.
+ to1PAKY F.-Capl. Theodore n. Lowe. :
CorAs1 G.-Seeoud Lieut.. Edward E. Tobey.
COMPANY 1.-First Lieut.. Chas. s. Robinson.
COMPANY E.-Capt- Sam'1 B. Baker.
, 1862-07-30
#gnfp to Aoa11.
mF1tft11al.
SEA WEED TONIC.

II you have bad digestion,
Try one Bottle Of Scl.tnek's SEA Wssd Tonic
II you have fnlness in stomach altar eating.
T,y one Bottle Of Stl4nck's Sea TRcei Tonic
II you feel weak Ct debf1Itated,
Try one Bottle Of Schenck's SD EYssd Toa:c.
II sou feel low spirited. ..-
Try one Bottle Of S:HencE's SD Hted 1osie.
II you have bad breath.
Try ons Eottie Of ScAersck's Sea Hted 73aic.
Lynn. MAss, June 18th. 1852.
1astin Buston t. @aSe Va yoa fDS
M s*n foa ssfnSs q
In May last tLcuGht mad consumption; hut yon
Sd IL sea sea ss@p*9 %e1a ons I'D
Ssg nay tG5S1R sK 4ya I'll IT. reest r
III e on Fl be M . a Zee
sleep; but could pot sleep At night. think e had
e. nSt s 70 iii md n5w a
and hos an now ana il It IS OF use 70 gou, yo0
S5s ssnI. sat t. aia r
els stlye SKIN yellow, tcHEne coatfti eath Dad,
al naaag tnn .s9 81 xff xsa II
nieht ana thinE1 could not Ire rnhl poln!ag; had
sn ufs 81
vy i "a ssySR 6,es q %t''s he sss ss
they have cured me. feel tse new nlau but oh
wonder felt sick The pills too 1Efs hold q tny
felt worse every thing appea1ed alive In aut
! waa sure was full Of worms: bat in . few daya
Ties II black bile, 81 ma and corruption paS:ed ny
bow els hut eAw WORMS wish tie world kGe =
tic effect VI That Sea Weed Tonic; it coed ueGt.
cine and It III bring up the appetite If anything In
the world will -
| lido not believe ycu will know me. for an 80
changed but am found to sou the next time E7u
| come to B&ikton. AS said before. an low well
men My skin is clear and tongue clesn as EeuEs
1,ye gain-o seventeen pounds II hcsh aoa sotih az
that: Can eat much an5 Ole man II Lynn, A!11
In the tboe business and evetyhody knows ne h+re
and an. vi Ii kinwn In Boston and New ork. am
nosE t5ye bsen e 1iH atHhg hgd Yo1r medicine a.a sur
worth a1ready- Yours respe cttu!ly
Dr.. +. Eehenrs'a p.tas1p-a nsi1: "a E,.s. IL
STREET Phi.ade1ph1a. Pa. w1eEe letters for 31FIS
I'll onlt always he aadstseet-
| Price Of sse Pu!nnnie Syrup and 6es Weed TONIC
eash tne Do?las re- bote, or Elve psuass per hi
TaeIfade supplied by LURD & SMI TH. q Luke st.
| CHICAGO r holt sale Agents 1yl9s52 lm2iew
, 1862-07-30
s5FH ILLINOIS REGIMENT.

HEADQUARTERS BITE RE0'T. Ill. Vols. ]
CAMP NEAR JAclNTo, MISE, July S, 1854.
In accordance with general order No. r.,
dated headquarters Of the army Of the Missis~
sippi, June 1862, have caused written no.
ticts to be sent to the following named non
commissioned officers and soldiers, ab6entees
from this regiment, that unless they send
certificate Of an army medical officer Of their
inability to rejoin their regiment within thirty
days they will be declared deserters:
COMPANY A.-Theodore Morris, corporal, Curtis
Austin, John F. Bnrdett, Augusta Glotz, John C.
Haean- John Madden. P:H1:k Roa1.
Thomas j. Cox. .......
co1r4Er c. Georgc y, Dilly, Jacob Philips,
| Owen F. Prentice. James II. Benfro. John shanks.
Ferdinand Short Phineas lIu L. Tomlinson, Joha c.
| coAEAsx D.-BaryEey Day; Isaah Vil1srs. chas.
F5ankl,n eo5go1a,s William Mo1ean Prfston
s5sdsr, s: ,h Juhn W. Smith. w@. T. % ships SANFORD
.Thorcuehmsn. Jessie ". Levy. u,,,.~
! Williams, James Do VeEz, james GsiweI- William
son. simpson 3. Fonch, William r.. Goodwin,
Moses Wilson. Peter Duran, Francis III. Lowry,
q:esa chse Sullivan
G. IT. Johna, ffer john Manning, VIM. Adkins,
John L. Barker. Nelron Cook, Wul. Crouan, Robt
Davis, Reaspn Howard. Isaae Hammersly, JOSEPH
Eobbe, Eli H. Morrison. john @ Morehead, Dayit
Orr, Grafton Shoemaker, Thomas Ioung, Wm
Cage.
COMPANY G-Thomas Coz. Beni. uatchet, Sam
uel Nef, Ezra Taylor, Joseph T1ldon. YIN. Foust
Samuel Neatly, James n. Kennedy, Warren F
Reid
CoMrAxx H-1saac Jones, Henry Ballard. VIM
Ftrter, Wn. Gorhoru, Albert Jackson, Wm. G
n. K1ders, Wm+ f. Scott.
COMPANY Mathew T. Lockhurst, James {
Cole, Elijah Cole, Jacob B, Dough:rty, Etnanue
Dick, leaac T. Grimes, Elias D lindley. Living
stcnc A. Lemon, VIM. s. Compton, Byron Gun
Mugs.
CTMrAEr K.-John Mills, Erwin Griffith, Atctr
eon Gsif1th, John e. Smit b. Asa NJ. Harper, Lee
nnmgasans;, Aszskish Fo1se' @ Jessis Go:d9ns .1
topher c. Long, Silcs 1. Tfbbs, john 4. Mile
, Benjamin Angel, Vim Toll
VIZ. 2. CHANDLER,
1t. Col. Comd z 35th Reg. III. Vol.
, 1862-07-30

James Barber, Co. A.
James KcrcdT, Co. A.
S<rreart Ambrose G. HArt, Co. b.
NusicIau. Horace " Woolcy, Co. B.
Robert S Gordon, Co. B.
Thomas Mann. Co. e..
D. c. Bradley, deserted, Co. @.
Richard J. West. Co. D.
WillaR sandford. GO. D.
El,iSf Nag1ey. Co. D.
Dar3d Hunee, Co. D.
II. u. Hatton, Co: F.
n: Burk. Composed 70 be drowned Co. ?.
SilaR UbetmIre, Co. Il.
william A. Snyder, Co. u.
William Huff, Co, I.
John Foeter, Co. z
Albert Worthey, Co. z.
Charles L. Wheeler, Co. E.
Hospital Steward G. L. Rollistcr, Co. 4:
This inc udes all absentees from lnls az she
date Of reception Of general order ~, except
William 4. Lynn, Co. E, and Henry moore,
Co. Z, both Of whom are insane. Lynn IN
the insane ASYLUM, Jackeokyille, ILL.,, Moore
ia hospital at St. Louis, Mo.
A5jutant Steele .tejoined the regiment be-
fore The notice was forwarded.
In monthly return for June, a number OF
-nen are reported absent who returned prior
to receipt Of order u u. : .
4 number are also reported absent In re-
turn who we're in the hospital at Jactnto.
MIes., two miles distant from camp OF this
1cgiment; they were not notified.
Respectfully; your ob'dt eerV't,
"a. ". 8. ALE1AsDER,
Colonel Com'd' e 21st Ills. Vols
C. B, STEELE, Adjutant,
, 1862-07-30

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and Jenny Johnston bis whe pas-
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fagE aa "a
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azs ans Fsyae SeaIh q IL = ~ Jsauz Sd
eaeh fer eaea q whsn ssd e 8 g. ln1e @
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thoud Il oRcs become aud be due sna gsys6ie any;
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and IL not Jet paid and ore shan year "a saRsGo
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kuIoeecursd By salf InoztK2Ee wit the sam Of ses
eatyhye thousand do1lasa ahu become and bs dua
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pnoItgAk raid principal sum Of seventTnVe taooean9
donaIs and said sum. Of one thousand 1or hundred
S; fs Soe Z ss sas
met oi interest amounting to the Fnn Of ITO ta91a.
and two hundred and d1y dollaEa Ehisa became @ d1e
the n.tslment Of interest 70 tie 1ast so0ye
named sau1r which became dua tne1edu On rne 15ol
1ay January !ss3 being = tas sEE5n5G2sa n52amS m
KoN taesetere public no'tea Is heEspy gtven tnaS
5e posets and prestsonsi u ssid ostxazs eonsa;nsd
C. nssS desssed sssSssa T. "a
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fy1ve as) 1a} s1tyse 90. syyeis 81; e
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seventyaye t seVesgE1 e.y ~, a,4tt
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sia a. eg5t ~ aad IN s9et II 81 pi1s ~
n oEaon. AddlHez Ts,k F. tes a4est Oh ths norh b7
ze x % lie vert walls street md on ta1
s1nth r. foethe street 91d being ~ ina 1ota lneud
within sud between eaid ssfees ~ neen 49, yaE ss
beng tha city II Chicago county o. took aao 7sse
Of sana naHtSs Isl VIII on MonSay, NJ t.enI ~ taT 9
ne1L !Aqgu A. 4 7 f. Ten o9ss e = 1
poWsrs and p1oyaious q saa IoEtgsEe oaeE Y 81
sna sell the faid premises u said mortEzge d@71ned
beif pesama Ffetssa xboVe described: ana s1l Dse
s. 81 ssatz 6 ss e q
e1rcntoia tsvtseeE oE sssixas therein
ssid moFresee WIS 01ed for record II ~ ks1rdeI
OF "a pf Estu CopE County a tta txsra1 IN
I jsunaTy, a. D. IEa and duly recorded T. So19 =
HoEtgage commencing 1t p4xg pIiaN tI & B. oG6Eg.
. t.aJcaxn 1una H. ihs9- 4Na2AazIs0
, 1862-07-30

List Of absentees from the 36th regiment Of |
Illinois volunteers.
William s. Smith, ID Lieut., Company 4. absent |
Oh 10 dsys sick leave by surgeons certificate.
CHARLES 3 Rapp. A, orderly to Gen Curtis, Bates-
Davis Morris. a, detailed as teamster, june, ID,
PaiIfck Gibbons, A, driving team for division
Lonia Houeehoidcr, A, driving team for division
1taac n Miner, 4, driving team for division quar-
termaetcr. ..-
John $. Long. corporal. 4: On detsched service at
Rolls, Mo Jun ID 1852. since gone homo, but
not known hS what authority:
james B: Moore, A, at Elgiu. Illinois, since Jsu.
Alex: Minnahan. A, at Elgln, Illinois, since Jan.
| Chas G. Coz, A. at Crystal Lake. Ill, wounded
George II. Lake, a, at Batesrille, Ark, May 10th,
Essen !; Wdekwise a, Cape Girardeau, Mo-, May
Juhn Blaekman, A, Cape Girardeau. Mo-. May saa,
A. B. Thomas. A, Hamburg Landing, Tenn, lett
Mosee T. Gibbs, a, Hamburg Landing, Tenn, lett
John B Burr, A, Springfield, No., april 10Th, left
Brsyton Lloyd. and VIM Il. Brandon, B. left sick At
Lebanon, Mo. Feb 10Th. 1864, and were after
wards detailed By post quartezmaster to drive
wm;I + camr5ea1 s p wounded at Pes Ridge, now
Dow +. Hodges. B, left sick at cassvtlle. Mo-,
Thomas Donnen, 3, left sick at Cape Girardeau,
Mo, HAY 23d, 1852.
| Jumee I. wilson. eerceant, company C. LETT sick
At Ratesrille. Ark. maY 10Th. 1t63.
William {. osdela corporal, 4. fuElough for 80
noiice frnm A. Tayio, N D. ststine a. liz onin-
ION be never would be 6t foE duty
An1ti 6,h isCa now ~; a1 snrnoic,S M ''NS''
| David r. BsldTln. i. detailed as erpretsmau by
eteeciai crdef.
Frsnkl1n Beck, C, furlough Feb 9TH for 20 days.
~ Sa o Ss .4 since
! Thu1nas F. Haitd. L, was detailed az tfasher at
Lebanon. No Feb I'd. 1851: marted as deserter
On laet mueter; leam nom Capt Z. g. Baldwin
that while acting as forage master, between Leb.
anon and Springfield. be Was wounded aud re
ceiycd furlough from post eutEeon, and post
court at Springfield
gston M taEs9 IN f5o 1as sForeysh Z
George bowcl, 9, 1eit aicS At Batesv1lle, ARK.
. May 1ttf
y ny General Order, No. 16s, from Gen- Curti
+ Hay th, 1883; marked absent without leave las
!, muster. ,,-r
Ms5 sd ISL; since learned 81 letter. that pos
Geome y. Thomnson, G, sent to hospital at Ham
L hnre, Tern, June 18Th. 1861
!, Samuel NJ Y ileQu. C, detailed as expresamAu b
|. Geperal Order.
E.s6lf1 aSl 5fa Iahn9s' 'et e'ek At eass7e' Mo
Merce1on GAYLORD. sergeant company D. lie.
sick at Cape Glrudeau; Mo Nay z3d, 1852 no,
At Lisbon, IN, sick. =.
Andrew l. sco6eId, corporal, D. wounded at Pc
h1QE&s DQH AT A1fD00, Ill U0nE 10f GQtF lf0t
, 1862-07-30

z1Id lLLtNOl5 4NEANlh1.
HEADQUARTERS ARHT OF TIE MISSISSIPPI,
july IL, 1861. !
List Of absentees belonging to the Goth llli-
nois Volunteers, who have been notified to
return OF be reported deserters, without certi-
ficates from army surgeons Of disability, to be
furnished IS required in general order
/ No. -:
COMPANY A--Patriek Bishop. c. Chronic. A. G.
Miles Greenwood. VIM Gil1sthropL L. L Hughes.
SosrAkr BJno. c; Powell, Nels9n Eaton
Ha1den. Wm 5upley. Andrew Gillespie, 5. F. Bai.
=; SosEssI % ps%n Rllsy n.;!tsqa s Melon. 4evi
| ,te. Henr5 =; Hardy. Russel Btadsn;
ConrANf E-Ftrst Lieut. AFRO G Putnam. A. F.
Brown. Metthew Leeker. Felix sigeer, chas Sell
David cothim, john q. Dinsmore, Albert Ebersol,
cosFAK1 F.-ssmuel Black. Thomas a. coe.
/; Ro1ndshash. Samuel 5. saeast s.ni stepbenss
coHAxy Go; B. Howe, I'd Lieut.. wm. s
schophaa, Levi Y Compton Vim Hoover. Sam
ConrANr H.-Jas. E. Meaiman. ID Lieut., R
Eeweo4e' 2 sprang' "m; Smith, Buckley, ]
sosIAs1 1GRt s. 4 t G. c.ssS1 s;| 1t IT,, eHt S
gart, john Eiting, Jacob conheaEt. B. F Einmofs
Jas. A. Foster, Lewis Harden. Vim 5. More, G
e. Muneall, B. F. Rice. Francis Raft, J. 7 Small
court. Jas. Rearden. JAS. C. Thomas, Randolp
conrSKr. K-Geo. Dawson, jus: F. English. 3
G. Landis, Franklin Wheeler, VIM n. slut:
Fansis : Aliso9 E1eess G. Rsss sss ses aa.13 ~
I F1fInken. Henry C. EiEfus.
, 1862-07-30
21ST ILLINOIS INFANTRY.

HEADQUARTERS ID BRIGADE, 4ru Drv1t1or.l
CAAF NEAR JAc1zTo, Mss, July Z, 1852. I
Sir: The following is report Of officers
ahsent at muster Of the different coam1uds
IN this brigade On the 3oth day OF June, 1852:
Geo. q. DEnn'ng, Capt Co. 4. Lea1e expired
June 25, 1864
a n. Peterson. Capt Co. E LeaFe OF absence
C.. B. Steele. (iieut-} Aaiutant. Leave expired
June 90, 1859.
List Of officers and men belonging to the
21st Ills. Vols. absent, and who have been no,
titled to rejoin the regiment In accordance
with general order No. y army Of the
Miseisstppi:- :: -. - - "A
Captain Geo: =, uunning, Ep.,A. u
Enpt9tu 4. NJ. Peterson, (ttnca retu1ned3 Co. E,
-Ad3u4&0t CHARLES B. Steele. 80