Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-06-25
couRT PROCEEDINGS.

The first week of June {, rm of our Cunrts,
was almost exclusively devoted to Common
wealth business, only one civil action having
been disposed of. Below we give the matters
which received the attention of the Court:
| Com. rs John Lancaster. cut
ting timber. Verdict, guilty. Wallace & Test
for Com; R. ]. Wallace for Defendant
Com Us Hestey Neuling ndictment cut
ting timber. Recognizance forfeited and re-
spited to next term. Test for Com. McEnsl
ly for def't.
Com. Us Dauid illegal and .4shbury Fiegal-
Indictment, malicious mischief. Verdict. not
guilty, and Jacob Dinling the prosecutor.
and David illegal, each to pay half the COSTS
Wallace Test for Com. Swoope for deft.
Com. rs Albert Sayder.-Indictmen larceny,
Verdict, not guilty, because insane at the time
Com. Swoope for deft.
Com. Us Nm. EUans and Thomas Erans-
Indictment, larceny. Verdict, not guilty.
Wallace & Test for Com. Swoope for deft
Com. as Heeekiab Ldnsberry Indie tment,
forgery. (Test having formerly been defend
ants Attorney asked leave to withdraw Yer
dict, not guilty, and defendant to pay all costs.
Mccullough McEnally for Com. W. A Wal.
lace for deft
Com. as B. d. Schoonorer. Indictment, for
gerry. Verdict, guilty on the first and second
counts as he stands indicted, but not on the
third Test x w. A. Wallace for Com Nc
Enally for deft.
The l05th PENSA. REGMENr.-BeIow we
publish the list of the killed and wounded of
the l05th Col. A. A. Meningitis regiment,
in the battle near the Chickahomny
Killed.-Co. An Kirkpatrick, W. FL. Lin
coin Go. B-Capt. John G. Bowling, S. H
Mitchell, W Johnston, N D. Currier, B. An
thony, J. Williams, W Jackson Co. E
Lieut.. John Barr, VIM. McLane, d. Wyman,
n. ]. Miller, job Layton, John Ditz, Henry
Belts, VIM. Gregory, II. Saynor. Co. F.
VIM. II. Wilson, Jas. Crock, l.. Findiey, S.
Harris, John Laross. Co. H-John l..
Grooves, Geo. Haslett, John Wilson. JOS Rut-
ter, III. Sprague, Peter Sboop. Go. K-F. r.
Patterson, G. S. Adair, B Sylvers. Woun-
ded.-Col. A. A. Mcknight. Co A-Ser-
geant S Nibler, J. Means, A G. Little, s. F.
Haddy, T. F. Adams, o. Croseman w C. |
Mckee, F. Fl. London, F. W. Grove, L. H. |
Batlinger. Co. B-First Lieut.. S. A. Craig,
Sergeant W. English, J. Kelsa, r Miller A |
hnsiss, j. Bougharn, l.. b. Umes, J. G. Cham
poid, w. Fox, Thomas Hlbreth, J. A. Cox,
G. j. Matsor, j. Parsons, F. Wing, C. S. Nc
Hale, q. Miller, George Higris, NJ Bowling.
Co C-Jacob Keeler, A. Mclaughlin, A.
Young, p. Stevens, f. w. Mescrs, Jos Hardy. |
CoE-Capt. G. W. Greenawalk, First Lieut. |
G. G. Markle, Second Lieut.. VI. Shipley. |
Serg't. j. FL. Gray, Geo. Sternich, Jacob Arm
strong, Bingham, Clark Branch. John Heed
path, Jos. Johnston. A. Coon, A. McNath, c.
Mains, John W. McCane, David Palmer, A
Willard, John Wallace. Co.F-Capt R.
Kirk, First Lieutenant James B. Geggil J. NJ.
Vanhorn, I. S. Anderson Co. G-G. r. Hall,
A. Neel, FL. Depp, g. Gill, D. Willard. Geo.
w. Young, 2. @. Spencer, John Miller. J.
Haines, J Obser. Co. HI. Dcky, H,
Burns. b. Johnston, j Moore, j. E. Miller
P. Wensell, Fl. F. Burrows, William Hick,
James Reed, N. NJ. Close. W. Welsh, r.
Groves. Go. K-Capt. A. G. Thompson. j.
Anderson, j. Bothel, J. Henry F. Hudspath
]. Groves, j. Miller, J. Peclor, G. j. Snider,
J. T. Baker, B. McIlwaine, Jas. J. Shields,
IasM. Turney. Missing. Co. E-M .Misick,
W. P. Fritchman, John Larimer. Co. F.
ohm W. Smith. Co. H-John Mccain. John
Osborne, Fulton Reynolds, F. Kilgore.
The following are the killed aud wounded
# Company d. which left New Washington
n this county, under command OF Capt Rose
killed-Lieut. Commiskey, Geo. Woods,
Vm. Riddle, Wm.. Pennington, John Wilson,
Ihas. Ross, U. B. Loot, G. Plofnew. Woun-
ed-Capt. Duff, John Rorabauch, James
,ree, J. l.. Platt, A. F. Mason, Wm. Light.
er. VIM. C. McGarrey, Henry Scha finer,
ohm Mclaughlin, John Yingling. David Bell
olln Horning, j. B. Tor, r. Beddell,
r. Corbet, d. A. McCande, B. Newcomb.
Missing-M. B. Loux, S. Gaust. This reg
ment went into the battle with companies
mbering 34S men, of which number there
ere III wounded, Al killed and missing
avlng lost nearly one half of its men. In
ompany abraham Mclaughlin, Abraham
'oung, and Jacob Fry were also wounded
ne latter slightly. Mr.. Fry is from Burn
de township, this county.