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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-03-29
Order Of Publication.
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Daniel Briner, Plaintiff,
., B. Forbes, sallie N.~For cs, Jesse Newell and
,JOmep h PftG h,o uS,f III pdants.
Whereas Il appears by tho AFFIDAVIT Of
John ". DAY, Esqr, attorney for this plaintiff thas
the In this cause, ). b. foris md Saiiie
Al Fosi,.-s. are so.rsesdcssts Of ~ As<tYef kal'
kus and Nat sefy ICE Of sninafons e,npot be made
.. ssid Is tAsreicre orScssd Mai said
dcfenants,J. d. Forbes aud Saiiic ~. Forbes.bs no
tiiie b. pubiicsiion being made for six successive
weeks IN ..Thc independently n weekly e~sparef
pul,ii,lscd In said Csnty, pf Nc sndracy o. iiis
s,lit ;hs object IL wLicIis.to aJtStn c9nyeyhnce
~ = decree OF said Court. from SAN defeiiaEts for
n, following described real estate to-wit: The
south half Of the southeast quarter %. seeiion UNI
Der tb,r,y, in Township number IA .r, OF Range
naspbcr niaeisen, sjtuss u 10 the csdly and State
Aforesaid; also Tor tide mcnt agunst SID defend-
nnt, for The cos, Of this action. SAID deiendanlsare
frrticg rolilcd that snhss they answer or demur
10 1i,o petition Of the MID plaintiff herein died Oh or
before the twenty first day Of April leSs. snel Pc
sisiou "a sie airgnioss user,in contained will DC
~ On a, tue, and judkshes rendered secordinxiy
Witness r. \. HASs Sc Cisrk 81 said
sH.&y Court, viii he seal theseof afhSsd
nj osice In the village Of Oskstooss,
this A,h day Of February, 4. D. isix; o..
Ry s. c. GTPnART. ID. G.
febis- ssswOIs
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OHI0F& MISSISSIPPI
BR AID GUAGE
Il A ELR % AID

liking the quickest time from st. foui. tc
VI Cincinnati, Lo0s..'~ NAsbville aid I'll
Eastern Cites. New York. ~ hSvrs fii.-es
fnt-barg, ~ hoIrs. Boston. ~ hnurs.
Wheeling. i9} hours PhiIsd.b .lia. IS hours
Cleveland. ~ hours - baltimore. Sc bours.
hnfia. %. 70. hours. Washington. ~: hours
Lou'ssi.ie. Ilt hours. Nashville. ~ hours
From ST. Louis to Cincinnati WITHOUT cAtxcy
or CARS. FroE Cincinnti to Cleveland, Pitts
burg or Bcl!air, without eLangs Of csrs
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sSs = -SlFERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS. L..
couNTr CT JlFFtr>oN !"
\ Ithan & E,caIss,
1.emueI II. Springer.

eSHs'sCf H. ''P' I'ect- .
.ss.~<.- By virtue OF an ala
ex fyo1b me dire efcd. is-usd by ri,e Clerk Il
the First Dkstfiel CoUs. .tIns 10 "a dtc, jackson
f.mrty in the State cf kansas, | vii. On Ili
e5ih day " Msrch. lSi2. between the hours o
y u. anl - =. IL that day. at tn door o:
q. Court hsd.e in lho village ef O>ka.o.sa il
11aerson County ami State of Kansas. expos,
~ pab,is ale to the his hest bidder Tor east il
hand. all 11ltisht, til, and interest OF the san
lnyguel II. Srs6srr o'.in ard to the following req
E4sSs, 10 VII: The. northwest quarter Of Sc
Il q thitsS-s,x in Township eight Of Range six
|1es.. iSiS9LQd bring in Tire County Of jefferson
-; State pf kAnsa.: 10 b. sold 10 ss.i-fv j-ig
- = tasas ii Naihan 1. E.es,A .ssd s2aiLs
IS ssP NV. TAYLOR. -r.E
sis53e-2slses-e3. Z oi JetEsssoa Co. KAa
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AYERS
Ccmpsnnd Extract Of Sarssparilla,

the most cfectnal remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal n.alady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that nave
been discovered for the cxpurgas;on Of this foul
Disorder from the blood, and the rescue ct the
system from It's destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofu.a. but also those other aftec-
tons which arise from it. such as ERrrTIvl
and SKIN DISEASES. ST. AxrhoNY's FIRE,
RosE. or ERvsIrELAs. PIuPLEs. FssrrLEs,
BLorcnEs. BIAlSs and BOILs. TuxoRs, TErTER
and SALT RmEuH, ScALD UEAD. RIxowoRN,
Ru,xMAyIsM, SvrniLiric and NERcuxIALD Dis
BASES. iDRorsY, DYSPEPSIA. uEsILlTy. and,
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARrsiNo PROM VITA
TED on IarunH ELoop. The popular belief
in 8. is,pmity offAs biood" is founded il truth,
Cor scrofala is a degeneration of the blood The
particular purpose and yi-tue Of this Ssrsapa-
riila is To purify and regeneratc %lis vital fluid.
without which sound health IS Impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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F o R S ALE

or EXCHANGE for Trade. FOUR
" houses aud number of lots, stu
ated in The town of 0skaIoosa. Good
bargains may be expected. For par
ticuiars inquire of : 4'i'F'' ~ -
nov e. lat. =. 81 WI MOORMAN. :;
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10 Consumptiyes.

e..,seFy few weeks By ven simple remedy. as,ct
49, nyered several years Uifh . scScre luna
kss.; - 0et 1s0aA dtsease-- Cals0;nptlOis :
nes.s 70 make known 70 his fclow-,fncrsrst the
go. ~ esre. To al Whe dssiss u, hs- will sesd
m Ne psescfpt;ss ussd. free o. esasge,,
sLrs sSeeaona 20 preparing aud using the sasc
As1.. I'LL Ind . srsg cgss for sCossu xPIso>-
sSse,,.s.. neesfnlss6, &c. me on1y eb3ees ~ D.
de sSx 70 sending the Prescription Is 10 bepes
ssisSS5 - epeea1 iniormas3on- Which he Coz
9vii assdssetss, cd ~ bopse svey sr1ce
~ -, s.s remedy. - u Win COS thesn nothing,
s ssSs.s 49, ;ss s.kE.e,,.s.. IN r,.s.. "a.
90. eev. DeW ARO 4. WILSON,
49, .S's.H.nsessg,k iags cesnfy. New YORK.
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Notice Of AppEaisemeut. -
STATE OF Kansas. "a - . $50
Couuly of Jefferson,

WILLIAM Ross wi l take office that. on Tuesday
the eighth day Of April. eight zen hunarcd ard sixt.
two. Il t.n O'Clock i. NJ. WI levy upon asd ap
,ra,se the following s,el estate t,-wit ihs sorta
west Quarter u Section thirty three, IN TOWNSHIP
nine, Of Range nineteen, liz Jefferson Comfy. Kan
sas. Said land will be levied upon = he pfopert
OF William Ross. by virtue of order If sale iss
"a 10y the CLERK oil The y. rst District Court sitting u
slid county, ia favor Of ". ~. Cas,is.
N. -. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
marI5 .94y. i.
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all, p-ss ~ the ChilcJ s. = - :
may begin with ehhsr AUvs. Iq
esa.s yeas as p sssssss in he speech
md s. rss .a pas = ny beassr
ne, e LII, asa ,Ss.ssenatos wilsos, paid
Twenty 3ollars. StuUt WaU
Bcokse,iers anS Ii
BY the hundrels II
'iaAsf'. ! dsssia yoe loagss. ! Il
= land more than enough.
lpiri. in which this dag
S. Ma . yoar charge. =
vign. pure and simple;
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EMBROIDERY storm cloud.
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ZEPHYR woas Isl FANCY goods.
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MOI Delaware Street, sttrsea Sd & AZ
LEAyENwoRTH, KANSAS
:@Nrrchants and Mil!iae.s su; piled at Ne
ieRx PEicEs.
dce7ls.sms |.
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Order Of Pablicatioa.
State Of Kansas
: County Of Jeffersor(

In the District Court Of Sand County.
Marcus d. L. Simpson, ai - =.
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GREAT EASTERN RcrTE YIA-

Z 7 UNJ .TTITfT..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25

.FLOUR-market more active and fully &c higher
Market closing firm with noselers at inside quota
Sales 1900 bbls at slI5@4sO for superfne state
s45g4,6O for extra states sAlSg4,30 for superine
western; s5,OOd5O5 for common TO good sbfp6i5S
brands extra round hooped Ohio; e. l6gO for trade
CANADA FLOUR-Market &c better with in.
creased demand sales 1900 bbls at $4,000 60 for
commons sl7o,e6i2 20 for good to choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-MaTket steady Sales 800 bbls
corr lIEAI.-In fair supply. Sales $50 bbls
Ct s25 Jersey s295 for Brandywine, and g % for
WHIsK Y-Market unsettled and fr1ner. Sales
WHEAT Market excited and fully &c per. bush
with good export demand Sales 1000 bush Chicago
60 97l,02; 5000 bush amber Iowa and Wisconsin nj
,O9 24,70O bush winter red western at 81 I46
LII; 1880 bush amber Michigan at 81 1901 20 5O0O
bush white Indiana at sl23; 5000 bush white Aichi-
RYE Scarce and firm at 62G7Oc for western; and
BARTRYGBIarket dull and nominal
BARLEY MALT-We notice sales Of 1900 bush
choice barley malt at 81 10 on short time.
CORN-MRrket lc better with fair demand for ex-
port and home consumption. Sales l07 900 bush at
5O93lc for old mixed WESTERN 4795Oc for common TO
prime new 4s@6e for unsound; zoe for white south
OATS Market steady Sales at 4sal5c for Jer-
seq, Canada, western and state.
SQGAR-Raw quiet at 79s'8c for Cuba, and SIC
MOLAssES- Market quiet with nothing Of mo-
ment doing.
TUX A-nafket q shade hrTner and more active
sales 22e0 Dds At sl0s09ll 100 for mess, chiefly at
soS72i se,569s,62& for prime; I0,759 90 for prime
mess.
BEEF-MarlIet quiet and steady Sales 25O bbls
at s5 507 90 for country prime; O00 for coun-
try mess; Sl2OO935 so for repacked ness s3 OOl4 80
for extra mess
PRIME MESS BEEE-Marlet dull at $500
620,OO.
BEEF HAMS Market quiet at 81, ,JO9I6,JO, the
latter price for choice
CUT mEATS--Market steady. Sales 1000 rs
at 35f9le for shoulders 45f91sc for hams.
BACON SIDES-Market inactive.
.LARD-Market firm with fair demand Sales 73J
bbls at 756(6S3sc
BUTTER Selling at q9I5o for Ohio; IO9l7c for
State.
CHEESE Market steady and firm at sasc.
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Who sban Decides

The Toledo Blade fayors the continuance
Of the Union movement, but gives sim
gular evidence Of its entire Indifference I'd
the matter when it says that it would leave
the question Of Union or no Union in the
hands Of Union Democrats to decide. II
admits that the Republicans contributed
not Iess than tbree-fOurths to the Union
party, while they claimed bnt an equal
ashare Of its benefits, and then says, ''NoW,
IL the Union Democrats still desire to con-
time the connection upon the original
basis, We can see no good reason for the
Republicans to break up the arrange1
msnt." This, we think, is putting a little
too much power into the hands of our
party opponents, and is making 'party
natter Of it with a vengeance.
To share the benefits Of that movement
equally with them, was certainly an ex-
trems Of magnsnimity and courtesy, but
now to leave the whole choice as to wheth-
sr they FhaIl continue to resp those benefits
OF not, is going little too far for even the
generous Republicans Desire tocOntinus
iti OF cOurce they wiz. We're Democrats ev-
srknown to refuse an offer which gave them
equal power with party nOminally many
times outnumbering them If you leave
the question to them, you may as well con-
slider the matter settled, for though the
Democrats may be wary, and some Of
them unscrupulOus, you will find none Of
them fools enough to refuse to decide in
their own favor when place and power are
offered them, without their giving an equal
equivalent.
& We repeat what we have said before
that We are not making a party strife Of
this matter: If a platform is offered which
embraces our Republican principles We
win welcome Democrats to it who can
unite upon that platform, but we would be
Just before we are generous, and be true to
our principles before we would offer to
: give any of them up when the Democrats
should say the word.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25


The Plain Dealer Of Saturday evening,
in its zeal 10 prefer charges against the
Abolitionists," uses the return Of Col.
Doubleday, late Of the % Ohio Cavalry,
as handle for its insulting and un-
founded attacks. We imagine that that
officer was as much astonished at the rea-
son assigned for his resignation as the
cause of truth and justice was outraged
The Plain Dealer says that the Colonel
" has been so prosecuted by the Abolition
lists who organized the Second Ohio Cav
airy regiment, and their sympathisers, as
to neeessitate his resignation" If this
were 50, why was Col. Doubleday relieved
from command when be was upon an i'm
portant expedition, and that too by the
same Gen. Blunt who the Plain Dealer
says urged him to remain p Aud why
are all Of Col Doubleday's friends in this
section, and the friends Of the regiment,
indignant at the course which has been
pursued toward him BY the Kansas author
tiles, which has resulted in his being COM
PEELED to leave the service2 We have as
surances from those who should know bell
ter than the Plain Dealer, that Col Double
days own anti-slayery views have con-
tributed not q little to the persecution
toward him, which has come, not from those
Hwho organized the regiment" but the
commanding {! awers in Kansas. Our cor
respondenoe from the regiment, from men
whom we personally know and have conf
denee in, sustains this view, and We are
willing to leave it to the Colonel himself
to say if any persecution from Ohio Repub-
licans has had any influence in his relief
from command and service. It is all a
Plain Dealer trick, to make capital against
" the Abolitionists."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25

FoRTY-FTTH REGnEET.-MajorB Ben P
Runkle, of the 18th Ohio, has been appoint
ed Colonel of the regiment recruiting to be
known as the 45th. A. 8. Ramsey, Of Ken
ton, has been appointed Lieutenant Colo
mel, and Joseph Hill, Of Urbana, Major
This viii three years regiment, and no
better appointment has yet been made
than that Of Major Runkle At the battle
of Shiloh he fought like a tiger, and came
off with an honorable wound We wish
the Colonel a successful issue to the enter
nrise.=Sfate JcfrrnI
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COMMERCIAL.
CLRYRLANn PRnnuCE nIARKRr.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
MEDNEsDAY MOHEiEG, June %, 1852
FLOUR-Tho market YESTERDAY was unchanged
and dull the only demand being for the retail trade
and we heard Of no sales Of consequence
WHEAT-The market was more active yester-
day but at unchanged rates. The following were
the sales on Change car choice Ohio white from
track at 81 JOS; do do. at sOs]E; do do at 81 O9;
car red and white from track at gc and slO5 cars
red from track at 9ic; ] boat load ahoat red and
white, at sle and slO5; 7 boat load anoat, red and
white, at CSC and 81 o.
CORN-Markot steady and unchanged. No sales
reported. l H|t
OATs-Markst quiet and steady. Last sale at sOc
from track "
RKE-salo Of car prime at SOC.
HIGHWINES-Steady at 22c.
BUTTER Market quiet with ght sales at IiJk9
I2c for choice yellow, and s9c for common and Cen
tral.
CHEESE-Firm at 5)596c for WR
EGGS-In good demand at n89lzc.
LARD-Dull at 64@7c.
SALT-In consequence Of the excise duty has ad-
vanced to sl,63 ? bBl. by the car load.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25

The Dubuque Times, in reporting Hon.
Edward Everett's lecture in that city, says
o but didn't he rap the secessionists Of
this vicinity most severely over the knuek-
les2 In proof Of this, read Mahony's ac-
count Of the lecture which appeared in his
infamous paper on the succeeding morning.
He wis cruelty hurt In fact it was all a
well concerted plan by some Of the loyal
ones here in town to inveigle the secession
lists to the lecture to hear some good sound
Union doctrines. They thought because
he once ran for Vice President on the same
ticket with the secessionist John Bell that
he would throw the whole Responsibility of
the war on the abolitionists They all Of
them went to hear comfort and they caught
the aEfulest scoring they have had for a
long time. He wafmed them good. He
skinned secession alive, then peppared and
salted il, then he put on spirits Of turpen-
tine and finally soothed their smart with
aqua f0rtis.
taIII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25

The New Albany Ledger learns that
when our feet arrived in sight of Mem
phis, the rabble Of the city gathered in a
great crowd and proceeded to the jail la
order to demolish it. 1t was such a vile
and filthy place that they dreaded to be in
carcerated in it, where the Union prison
ers had long been confined. Not having
powder to blow it up, they procured lad
ders and got on top and tore it down. The
building now complete wreck.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICEe.l
RHFUHETTgTT


No diaease e 90 certain of cure b Brndrsth's Pir
IS this. They soon take out o the blood the partsu
lar Virus upon which an pain depends, and The "a.
tisnt i5 cured. TI.ffi 70 - IN
Mr.. T. n. Adams, o06 Twelfth Street, Nav Yort
Suffered with rh5umatism FOR long period. Hs va
attended By able phyBiciuns but their pressrirfong
were Of no avail; he was unable to move without a..
sistancs, and for months vas almost entirely ess
to his bed At this period ofhs sickness, when Ron
had hed, and he expected to Be cripple Tor hs r..
matnder Of his life, be was recommended to uss
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
The frst box evidently made him better; the i'm
proyement was more decided from the second box.
end by the time he had used eighteen boxes. he Wa
sntraly cured Of rheunatish, and tss strength and
tuplsnee of his limbs we're restotei L Is s, ovsl
year that this cure has been effected, and he has
had no r6iurn, bnt contfnuss ihs enjoyment Of per.
feet health. Nay 9th, ls5i
Sold By A. g. Gardner, ~ superor-st, Cleveland,
Ohio and BY all respeetable dealers in medicines.
aThe Root of all EviP' is the venom Of
disease nstiIled into the system By early abus in
dulssnee and excess Of any kind. This must Isefad-
icated from the system without delay; not moment
should be lost. The pernicious use Of mercurT viii
not doiti nay, twill iniHrs rather than cure Tfes-
mar !, ?, and 3, Is your only chancs-A prsl o the
book Human Frailty, OF Physiological Rssoarehss'
Illustrated with eolored engravings, win explain
everything. It win only cost You 25 cents. 70 Be
had Of Dr.. Barrow, l9l Blscksr-5t New York. SEM
free Of postage everywhere.
Sold By G. W. Clark, Druggist. Clsvslani- Ohio-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
BUFFALO 1iARKET-June "a.

FLOUR-Aarket quiet and steady
WHEAT-lIarket frm. Sales 5000 bush at
Sizs5c for Milwaukee club; choice do Of the latter
at So No Chicago spring at SSc Green Bay club at
90ci amber Michigan at 81 05.
CORN-MArket firm with fair demand. Sales Of
unsound at sc; new at 35c; mixed and old at 35c
old at 375S613Sc.
OATS-sales 1900 bush at s69351c.
Other grains quiet.
WHISK Y55Market quiet and no sales. Held at
an adFanoe of 5Gll0c. .-t-
CANAL FREIGHTS- Steady at l3e on wheat,
lie on corn to New York.
IIPORTS-7,OO0 bbls -four; 1000 bush wheat;
5000 bush corn.
EXPORTS-4,3O0 800 bbls -four; $4,000 bush wheat
6l .Oll bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
OsWEGO nIARKET-Iune "a.

FLOUR-Market steady at $50 for fancy, and
in good demand for interior aud eastern trade.
WHEAT-In good milling and speculative de-
and. Sales last night, 10000 bush winter red Mich
igan at -; 5000 bush No. Chicago spring at Sc;
this morning, market firm but parties are apart in
their views. Sales 1000 bush winter red Indian at
sl,0I; l,000 bush amber Michigan at sl,lO.
CORN-Scarce and steady. Sales 1900 bush IIli-
nois at 42c.
RYE-Market firm. Sales 1000 bush Canada at
Csc.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL REIGHTS-Unehanged; -four SIC,
wheat SIC, corn nc to New York.
LAKE IhlPORTS-39,00O 900 bush wheat
CANAL EXPORTS-5,ll ,ll9 bbls flour; 3, 900 bus
wheat; 3 900 bush com.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25
More Rebel Treaehery.

Another instance Of eowardly treschery
on the part Of the rebels has come to our
knowledge. On the 10Th inst, the citizenB
Of LeWisburg, Greenbrier county, Va, sent
20 Meadow Bluff, where several regiments
are stationed, asking for surgical aid for
the sick in that town, no physicians being
there. The surgeons-amOng them DF.
Colin Mackenzie, Of this city, assistant
surgeon Of the Seth Ohio-with an escort
of 85men, started for LeWisburg on the
errand Of mercy. When within two miles
Of the town they were attacked by over 800
rebels, who had been laying in ambush for
them. The federal party retreated and
succeeded in escaping safely, but it was|a
z narroRl chance for them The application
for aid was only a rlss to deeoy the federpl
party into capture or death. It is only ah-
other illustration Of the cowardly style in
which the bushwhaeking rebels do thslr
fighting.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25


Yours A.G.R.
COMPANY G.
1871 PREsENF WITH THR REoIMENr
lst Lieutenant James Green,
2d Sergeant Adam Hart,
Sd " Edward +. Smith,
eth - NJ NJ. Martin,
lst Corporal A. Q. French,
2d T-"l ]. w. Wise,
bth "It George SherbOndy,
PriIates @. Il. Anderson,
p" d. q Cook,
Thomas Cummins,
. " L, d, Clements,
" W. Cline, .sr
a"i Q. Dawney, q F
" N. Dawney,
.sl Jacob Foster. 1J. s.i
Hiram Hill,
r. W. Hall, ...I.
Z. R. Hubbard,
R. Hoffman, .r....1-
{" Z. j. Mccormack, ftI.
" Frank Metzler,
B. F. Mandebaugh
j. M. Mccormack,
% +. 3. Smith,
&" Y. W. Smith,
Charles Upham,
" Samuel Winkleman,
" John NoWling,
.." Edward Alley,
" John Burns,
MISSING SINCE THE BATTLE OF JUNK 0rH.
9d Lieutenant O. H. Russell,
1st Sergeant W. Chamberlin,
4th Corporal John Kumence,
9th q Thomas Green,
Sth c. H. Rsmley,
d Priyates G. F. Reaginton,
f Z" John Campbell,
&" H, NJ. Geer,
. John Gross,
W. Harrington,
" Curtis Lauty, ..H
e, Tails MoL9in,
" George Stroll,
Dewitt Stevens,
Ea = William Writ, i--aa -l.al-
80 c. Martin,
80" William Fisher, FHf-.
Killed IN THE BATTLE OF JUNE 9rH
Sd Corporal Charles Robinson,
Privates Jacob Rosenbaum,
' David MeEntire.
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Capt r. B, Smith, Chatham Centre, Medini
Second Lieutenant C. B Woodbury., Jefferson
Ashtabuls county, missing.
Sergeant G. N, Cargill, Couneaut, Ashtabuls
seTgean! james Walsh, Cleveland, missing.
Corporal Charles Gone,
q a. A. Woodruff ColobrOolc, Ashtabul'
Corporal G. Beach, Medina, Medina county,
PIi7Ste ". H. Abbott, Chatham Centre, Msdins
Private A. Aldunde, Ashtabuls, Ashtabula
county, wounded.
Private VIM DckensOn, Chatham Centre, Ne
dina county, wounded.
Private ]. Everhart, Spencer, Medina county,
killed. a a.r5
Private NJ McNerny, Andover Centre, Ashta-
Private J. RauP, AomerrIlls. Medina county,
Private J, Sans, Medbsrry, Medina county,
Pri7ate L. stsarns, ,PierpOnt, Ashtabula county,
Private H. Freeman, Medina county, missing
Reported by N. B. Adams, o. s.
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Capt. David E. HurIburt, Hartgrove, Ashtabula
county, missing.
Lieut.. VIM. Neil, eonneaut, Ashtabula county,
First sergeant C. C. johnson, TrumbuIl, Ash
tabula county, wounded in shoulder.
Sergeant A: O. Benjsmin, Monroe, Ashtabula
Sergeant 9: 8 Judd, Harpersaeld. Ashtabuln
Sergeant O. g. Hoxter, Troy, Geauga county,
missipg-WOunded in leg
Corporal L. L. Kinney, Geneva, Ashtabula
Private Geo. ". Deem, UniOntOwn, Stark eOun-
= P4fVst9 Nv i' h. h Fsnton, windsor. Ashtabuia
Private VIM, Fisher, Akron, Summit county,
missing .tlE4 ftt-l N..I
Private F. Hibbard, Trumbun, Ashtabula eoun-
ty, missing and wounded.
Private +. n. Johnson, Trumbull, Ashtabula
county, missing.
Private John 5enlks. Thompson, Geauga eoun-
ty, missing.
Private Fred. A Rounds, Kingsville, Ashta-
bula county, wounded in leg.
Private John Sarsheld. Conneaut, Ashtabuls
county, missing, ...-, ...-...
Private Jas. Williams, Lsnox, Ashtabuls eoun-
ty, missing.
Private David McIntire, Akron, Summit eoun-
Reported by ". E. Gray, o. 8.