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Announcement of
ParsOn EsrOIgnlOVg'S Book.

The subscriber is about publishing a narra-
tive of the perils, adventures. and sulieungs
Of the Rev ". G. BhowNLow among the se-
cessionists of Tennessee. The ma nus cript is
nearly completed, and will be put 10 press
forthwith. The appearance and typography
Of the work will be Of the first class and it
will be fully and handsomely Illustrated with
sketches of the scenes refereed to- and Il fine
ly engraved steel portrait Of the author.
As TO its contents We have no hesitation in
saying that the public will be startled at this
narrative Of facts. 1t will lay bare the per
SecutionS and cruelty which marked the de-
Neiopment Of the secession conspiracy in Ten
pIssee, the disasters and the rum with which
II devastated communities once prosperous,
ana snndered families once happy more than
all IL VIII expose the bad and reckless ambi-
ton, ana the relentless blOodthirStncss, by
which the rlngleaderS Of the conspiracy were
stimulated 10 tnelr work OF crime and treason
The narrative IS one ofpersonal experiences
The author Fouches for the accuracy of its
statements. Ihe public may therefore accent
1t as not only rehaoie but peculiar chapter
IN the general history OF the times and we
are confident that no nore significant. start
ling, or Instructive memorial Of the Rebellion
in its minute personal and social bearings is
now accessible.
The public are well aware that Mr.. Baowy
Low is bold-speaking man. In this narra-
tive OF his suffcrings, composed mostly while
confined in the Jail at Knoxville, he has ut
tered his thoughts in language of extraordi-
nary force aud fearlessness, scathing his ad-
versaries even while in their power, and ap
pealing TO his colntrymen even from his cell
with the urgency of martyr.
II Will be published in one volume, l2mo,
luly Illustrated Of about 400 pages, at SIPS.
- GEORGE '" CHILDs, Publisher CPS and $50
Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
es-A Canyassing Agent is wanted for this
County.
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rn-Our friend LUcIEN BIRD has new ad-
rertisement this week We take pleasure in
recommending him to the patronage OF our
friends in that section, feeling confident that
;hey will fad an honorable and accommoda-
ting business man, and always up to the times
N the necessaries of life and some things that
bachelors do not consider absolutely necessary
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: pOTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

:. tho only paper published in Potter county,
s-"nlates among an intelligent class OF peo-
and is thus an excelieG. medium for both
Eit, E and Country Advertising.
transient Advertisements and those from
,..tance must be Cash or have responsible re-
All communications, TO receive attention,
-, h. directed to the Editor, and contain
W. name of the writer. No attention paid to
.orymous communications.
TFRMS-One COPY, one year, 81; Six copies
es. Twelve copies, SIC Twenty copies, Sl8,
a1,;,b one tc the person raising the Club. The
-,onev must accompany the names.
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FOR SALE

EAR to exchange for Horses. Wagons, Stock
W Good Notes or Judgments. A valuab
Farm situate in Harrison township, Potter Co.
Pa, lying on the old State road Trading from
Spring Mills to Harrison Valley and WeStfeld
Pa Containing about 40 Acres, about SO
Acres improved and in a good state of cult
vation. on which is arected large Frame
House, good Barns. Corn House and other
necessary out-buildings, good Apple Or
chard containing some twenty different kinds
of Grated Fruit. Shade Trees, &c. The above
Farm lies about l mile from Harrison Valley.
z miles m%eStield and miles from Spring
Mills, and is Il good Stock and Grain Farm,
and will be sold so that any one that can make
a payment of 3 or A hundred dollars down,
can make Il t farm pay for itself with his la
Dor Price, So 500. for particulars inquire
of Peter Simmons now accupying said farm,
or c, II. Simmons, OSwayo Village, Pa.
G. II. SIMMONS.
Jan. Is, 1882.
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gR-List of Letters remaining in the Post
Office, Coudcrsport, Pa, May l6, 1862;
Kcsiah II. Baker A L. GriswoId Clark Has
kins, Clefford Haskins, Amira Kinney Harry
Lord, John G, Matteson, NJ. D. Moore, Frank
Nelson, Margaret Noaton. Margaret White.
j. S. MANN, p. VI.
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The Confessions and

The Confessions and
EXPERIENCE of an Invalid. Published
- for the benefit and as a warning and
caution to young men who sufferfrom Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay. &c, Supplying at
the same time the means ofSelf cure BY one
who has cured himselfafter being pnt to great
expense through medicalimposirion andquack-
ory By enclosing paid addressed en-
veope single copies NAV be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq. Bedford Kings
county. New York. Marl9spnly
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sSrCowAN, of the Warren Mai, is again
At his post. His winter at Harrisburg has
somewhat "greased" his pen ard he now
seems to ''fourish as a green bay tree" Witty
fellow that Co77An, sin't be? May his shadow
never grew less" ard his beard turn not gray.
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aSrOur "Imp" says ne saw fine peach trees
N full bloom near town this week. Bad sign |!
not the blossoms, but our limp" seeing
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sss. We had trip into part of Potter this
last week and will, in our next, give some
sccount of what we saw. The crowded state
of our columns will not permit it this week.
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The Great Cause of
HUMAN MISE Try.


Justpublished in a sealed envelope, price cts
A Lecture by Dr.CULvERwELL, on the Cause
N and Cure Of SpernatorrhGa, Consump
ton Mental and PHYSICAL Debility, Nervous
ness, Epilepsy; Impaired Nutrition of the Bo-
dy Lassitnde Weakness of the Limbs and
Back Indis osition, and incapacty for Study
and Labor; Dullness of App ehrnsion Loss
of Memory; Aversion to Society Love of Sol
itude; Timidity; Sef-Distrust; Dizziness;
Headache Affections of the Eyes Pimples
on the Face Involuntary Emissions, and Sex
ual Incapacity the Consequences of Youth
fuI Indiseretion, &C, &c
This admirable Lecture clearly proves that
the above enumerated, often self f-aifiicted evils
may be removed without medicine and with
out dangerous surgical operations, and should
be read by every youth and every man in the
land. Sent underseal, to any address, in
plain, sealed envelope, on the receipt Of six
ceut5, or two postage stamps, by addressing,
Dr. CHAS. J. G.. KLINE,
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box, 1886.
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rfa.A HEAVY FISH SToRY.-Our friends,
D. T. GLAs3MIRE and W. A. EYDAM took
eighty five pounds of trout, in one day, from
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EeHEED: /:

In Homer, May 10, ALMEDA CALISTA,
daughter of A. W. and Irene G. Lathrop,a aged
3 years and nearly 3 months.
ERE sin could blight, or sorrow fade,
Death kindly came. with friendly care,
The tender bud to heaven conveyed,
And bade it bloom forever there" il.
In Coudersport, on the 9th inst, KATE,
daughter of Charles and Mamma Manning,
aged l3 months and Is days.
had a little daughter once,
She was my grateful pride;
loved her Oh perhaps too well,
For soon she slept and died.
The fairest forms on earth appear
Aud Wther bat too SOON
She came to show how S eet flower
In Paradise can bloom.
On the battle field, near Williamsburg, Va,
May 6. 1862, NELSON CAMPBELL, son OF
Enoch Campbell of Hebron, Potter Co., Pa,
aged about seventeen years. HI was shot in
the right shoulder, the bali penetrating in the
direction Of the heart.
Mr. EDITOR: As far as my information ex-
tends the above is the first death on the battle
field among the Volunteers from Potter coun-
ty Mr.. Campbell enlisted in July last. with
FIVE more men from Potter. in Go. G. Sd Reg
iment. Excelsior Brigade, n. " The battle
near Williamsburg is the first they have been
engaged in. One writes that they had nine
killed, thirteen wounded and thirteen missing;
thirty -four out Of one company They testify
10 the bravery Of the deceased; he being
wounded in the forepart OF the engagement
but kept on fighting four hours, when he re-
ceiyed his death wound. There was another
Hebron boy wounded-MOntrevile Monroe
VINO they thought would probably lose a leg.
VIM II. HYDoRN.
Hebron, May l9
CAMP NEAR HARRrsoNBURG, VA.
May l. 1862.
AZ a meeting Of the members Of Company
G, 10th Regiment z. V, the following Pream-
bl, and Be>oHtiunswere unanimously yadopted:
IFaereas, In the events of War we have
been called to part wit! ore of our number.
ISAAC Il. SEELYE. he having been shot 10y II
,arty OF Rebel Cavalry while br;yely doing
his duty in the service of his country near
iIarrsouhurg, Va, Saturday April 26, lS62,
thereby deprjying US Of a respected friend aud
true soldier, and his parents Of kind and
dutiful son, therefore be it Resolved:
lst, That we record our deep regret at the
loss OF one whom we had learned to regard as
Il kind friend. good citizen, and true soldier
whose example we may we'll commend to our
fellow soldiers, and to each other
ID, That We deeply sympathze with his
parents and friends at home, in this, their
hour Of afiiction and grief, which we fain
would Tighten bythis expression of coincidence.
Sd. That a copy of the foregoing Resolu-
tons be sent to the family Of the deceased,
and al ono IN tho ppTTCp IorpN,r arH
Wcilspaie Free Press, with a request that they
be published in their columns.
Lieut. H B. JONES,
J. H. Cole, Com.
G. H. BARNES,
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,.ss-NEW GOODS at STEBBINs'--
Now Advertisement next week.
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couderspe IT, Wednesday Evening, May 81, 1852
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by P. A. STEB-
BINS & CO., Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
oppositeD. F. Glassmire's Hotel,
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Local and General.
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LOOK AT SOME OF THE PRICES

Very nice Sheetings from s to
II cts, sold by most merchants
at the present time for Il to Is
Good cotton bats for s cts roll
Good Prints for 8 to IL, worth
8 to IL. Fine Delaines from | |
to 20 cts worth Is to 20 and 50.
Good Tweeds from 25 to 3S cts,
worth IL and 63. Good Black
Silk from 80 cts. to Sl.00, worth
rs cts to 81 80.
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o5! EMPLOYMENT!

AGENTS WANTED.
We will pay from S25 to $75 per north,
and all expenses, to active Agents, or give a
commission. Particulars sent free. Address
ERIE SvwING MACHINE COMPANY, R. JAMES,
General Agent. Milan, Ohio, au2lly
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SO. worth SIS.
In Groceries, | have a good sweet
pleasant Tea for 80 cts per lb !,
and upwards Good Sugar for 5
cts, white coffee sugar IL. Sal
eratus for s cts. Coiee Is. Soap
S cts. bar Molasses for rs cts
per gal. Best Kerosene oil, a.
cts gallon Flour at "WeIIsviIle
prices " In the line Of Boots and
Shoes we have a Ladies Enamel
ed Morocco Boot for 80 Cts sold
by most dealers for 81 to 81 %
Heavy Kip Ladies Walking Boot
Is cts Fine Congress Caters
and others from 80 cts. to s 90,
worth 6 to II shllIings Fine
Calf Boots for 9 30; Fine Stogey
boots for Is shilling Fine Broche
Shawls for 20 shiIIlngs AM up
wards. Ladies Stella Shawls
from s to 22 shilIIngs. Wuolen
shawls for l2 shilling and upward
Red Flannel from ; shillngs per
yard. Fine GInghams for ten
cents Cambrics for 9 cts
Mems Heavy Working Ribbed
Jacket Goats for s shlIiings.
And now I intend to keep my
stock full to supply those who may
choose to buy at
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S4GOCAAAAbA,
And everything usually
kept in Country Store.
| have just returned from New
York with one Of the best and
largest stocks Of Goods that was
ever brought into this county. [
propose to sell these GOODS
FIFTY per ct lower than can
be bought in this vicinity, Wells
vile or OIean not excepted. My
Goods have been bought for
CASH from a large number of
houses that liad failed in the city,
at from 50 to Is cts on the dollar
of the original cost Therefore [
am prepared to give all great bar
gains that choose to give me call:
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..stnnsHnIIn jackson.


This rebel general is gaining a reputa-
tatio at the North out OF all proportion to
his real merit, and which we are quite sure
is not acknowledged in military circles at
the South. That he is a quick, dashing
officer, who is loved by his own troops and
feared by his opponents, is very true, but
he has fought comparatively lew battles,
and in these has been as often Defeated as
victorious. Gen. Shields whipped him
handsomely at Winchester, capturing his
wounded and cOlors, and compelling rapid
and disorderly retreat. Gen. Banks fol-
lowed him down the valley, near to Staun-
ton, without getting a fight out of him.
Jackson subsequently drove Gen. Banks
across the Potomac, when the latter had
only four thousand men to contend with
the formers thirty thousand. jackson then
ran away from Fremont, who compelled an
indecisive fight at Cross Keys, in which
neither could claim victory, as both re-
treated in opposite directions the day after.
1t is denied by Mr.. Hurlburt and others,
who ought to know, that Jackson did any
fighting in the battles on our right wing
before Richmond. We next hear of him at
Cedar Mountain, but he marched in the
wrong direction the day after that bat
tie to be able to claim it as a great
success. 1t was Lees whole army that
got in Pope's rear at Manassas, and not
Jackson alone, as is generally supposed.
In the last two days Bull Run battles it is
denied that Jackson was present at all.
He, however, did not attempt to flank our
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COMPANY c.

Capt w Milhous at home on parole, Lit w II Orr,
with company. sick 1t Il. W Vance, detached
vice Saargt Cottrel with the company sick SrrI'ts
c Woods and Joseph Gordon, iIt Hospital at Falls
Church. Searg't RS Moore and Corporal 4 Leesh in
uospitalat Alexandria, Corp'I J Ebbert do Washing
ton, CorpIsJ Chapman and Sutherland with com
pany. W W Taulcy W " Blyless T Dean, in Hos
pital. ! " Stanton, with company.
Priyntes--V Il Anderson " tn Co. j Armstrong and
T Brown in Hospital Washington, S Babb RGd N
Barrerl wish company, II Books captured by the
enemy, II w BUGGY II Wesley BUGGY J BUGGY jesse
BUGGY X Brinley, with Company, T Bevans in Hos
pital Washington T Cook do Alexandria, w II Chap
man J Z CrOthers and Chance, with Co S Cutshnw
in Hospital Alexandria, w CDttTel EbeneZer sick
W Davis. with Company Deem in Hospital Wash
ingtuu, J Frehner do Cumberland, n T. Harry lIofI-
uian and a IIobson, detached service, j Harvey
Jas Harvey o Jones Il KiZer j VI Lytlle + Linn
Lewis L MWilams " II MuiISin Mercer, sick,
with Company, j Miller detached service, D Mil
Ter in Hospital. j Miller and J " Miller with com
pany, Ii Pyle nurse in Hospital T. Pastors in Hos
pitaI, ID Ilunyon with company, II Roberts and VIM
Ross in Hospital Rousick nursein Hospital Still
wagner Stilwagoner and T II Stanton with Co,
L PShipman killed or captured at Thorouehafe Gap,
J Sidebotton missing at do do d Taylor with Com
pnny, II Taylor T:WLite and NJ Yost in Hospital,
II Watson sick, with Company.
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Capt S Mcdonald and 1t Nilsson sick at Wash.
iugton 1t j Connolly supposed 10 be captured near
Manassas Junction, Searg't NJ 4 Helms present.
Searg't J Howard missing ut Bull Run. Searg't =
Sands present, Searg't W Grey in Hospital at Rrede-
rick city, from wound received March 23i, Searg't
Bonar in Hospital from slight wound received at
Buii lthh' corporal ~ MeFCnant present
Hubs detached service, j Allen and Mslono
present, T Knight in Hospital at Alexandria
PA rknson, do in Washington, Merchant and d n
Buriey present, Il Barcus in Hospital at Alexandria,
A Berch absent, Blake present, Blake w B1isford
andJ COen in Hospital at Alexandria, W II Dunn
Davis Davis and w Rily present, Il Riggs q VI
Myers and Simms in Hospital at Washington, S
Spears absent, sick at jackson Pa, WhpIey Sr in
Hospital at Washington, WhipIey Jr. detached
with Pioneer Corps whipley present. Moore aud
w HendricllsOn in Hospital at Washington Fordyce
on detached service in SaPpers and Miners Corps.
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letter from Ale1nmdrln.

Editors Wheeling htelligencer:

Editors Wheeling Lntelligencer:
GENTLEMEN IL arrived here on Tues
day morning, and found the city crowded
with worn out soldiers and hundreds of
sick and wounded on the streets. There
was none OF that feeling for their sutfcrings
that was shown in Washington City-mo
Good Samarituus administering to their
wants; for this is in the land of rc0c'dom.
All last night there WAS one constant
stream of Wagons and nmbulnnces coming
in from Fairfax Station.
| went out on the road and found our
poor foot-sore soldiers toiliug along to-
wards the Potomac. They arrived mt two
o'clock ! give you the most reliable 'n-
formation could obtain. Our brave SOL
diers hid been without change of clothing
for seventeen days, and constantly under
arms and on the march the whole time
The brigade--or what was left ofit-wRs
detailed nj Fairfax Station for guard duty
over commssnry stores. and their officers
were refused provisions even when they
offered to pay for them. In three hours
afterwards the whole nmnnnt-cOlteer SUI
rar, hams, crackers, beans, bread %c.r
together with the ammunition - were
burned up to prevent them from falling
into the hands of the enemy.
from What / Cilu ICHIh' NuN'N ''N7N w
better generalship displayed in our army
OF it will be long time before we shall
conquer the traitors.
The line officers that marched into Alex
audria with the regiment were your Capt
Radcliffe aud Second LieutenHnts William
Rohb, Henry Hornbrnuk and J. w. White
Ii is currently reported that our brave
| Major Duval takes the Colonclcy of one o
the new regiments now raising in Virginia
There is much regretin our regiment ut hi
loss to them, for he was II kind and brave
officer
Numbers of kiud-hearted soldiers are
now sleeping cold of nights for the wan. o
their blankets which they gave to the
wounded and dying soldiers. | hope the
Government will soon provide for them
Their orders are to march from here to the
chain bridge at G Georgetown in the morning
will try and find out the condition Of GU
9th er regiments, if possible. found Capt
Carmau, of our First Virginia Cavalry VIII
is wounded with u piece of shell. Thei
regiment has lost severely. hear Of 10
seph Tbornburg among the missing
Col. Thoburn is quite unweIl.
nm truly yours,
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PREsESr-Lieuts C. NJ. White Slightly wounded in
leg serg-ts II Mckee. Jones. j VI Cienmon-,
NrIAu.Eilin COrpOrgtls II II Green Z v els, j Rus
sell, Been, D Daugherty, W Dcvenney, detailed
in Quarte. Masters Department.
Privates-D W Baker. detailed in Hospital, j VI
Burns detailed as Orderly for the Colonel, J Bill
ings.ey J CAiwcl. Cairns. j Crnsen, = Conway
Brigade Biacz smith, Sam Dunlap J Davis, brigade
Black smith. j Gillespie, II JtiIeis g II ktmpcr
land, d Kimberlaul detailed in y VI Department,
Miller, W McCaffcrty, j Men abb, brigade WAGNER
J Murray, D l. Noiand, j Nelson, Patterson, I A
Russell. f 5 Robinson, II Stock.
AHsFST-Capt White, sick in Washington, 1t
J L McFlroy, sick in Washington. SerE't j Rein,
wounded IN hand Corporal, Gasnwny, in Hospital,
Corporal Il Waugh, IN ssing in action
MISSING IL ACTIoS-Privates, Walters, j GOgAn,
W Chambers, Bcher W Handlep,J ~ Davis.
Is HospIrALs-W Crawford Cunningham. A II
Martin, PShanlin Ross, d shearer l. N swords,
+ J Thompson.
l. p Davi- and d S Davis, detailed guards for
Gen Pope IL barrett, detailed As Clerk At Brigade
Head Quarters, j NJ JgHcs, detailed as orderly at
Brigade Head Quarters, j Kimbcrlnnu and ID hcrns,
Wagoners in Brigade.
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C,rty ! NJ Stoelc ! Walters i ! Tcrwillessr. Cnrpo
rails ! Eskir l. Gray WORKS II Il Carter j Nc
Carly r j I.pf kllnrt
priyntes-II Bye X Bags T. Cautlin Chapman!
" Chapman j Compton j sullivan j DArrtEh w VI
Hart Ii .uck-unJ Kemp Il Marshall Moore Por
ter. d Painter j stewart Il = shelter j Wyc"h Il
Stotcr
Absent and Missing in Action ,pt Il stephens
n c Austin q Con II Maxwell q W Sltkemnn u Stmp-
kins
In Hospital at AlcNnndriu--I Bliss Royce Ira
Grail, + Flood q Grim GorrelJ Grafton Hopkins
J hin W IIuutcrJ kuho Kemp L"cklart j Long
J Porca J c russell Simmuuds j Sheppard > WORKS
WORKS r Robinson X James, 4 SwaEey with Pioneer
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forces at Fairfax, but was driven u"c& and
defeated by Generals kcarncy and Stevens.
"StonewnIl" jackson, in short, IS good
partisan Ieadcr-quick, daring, and given
to doing unexpected things. But that
class of men are always uverrnted. He
has been whipped by one OF our generals
already, and what has been done once can
be done again. Let us be careful how we
help make populations Tor the red handed
traitors.-N !, World.
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COMPANY Il.

Capt W Morgan and It'll Craig sick and absent.
Present for duty-Sarg't Baird, Sarg't a MUIR
rims. d Covington, II t Frew FinsIey W Graham j
Gender w Hill w liner B W Mclaughlin, Muman
Porter shanIey W Wilson.
Present Sicll-sarg't W 4 Mills Sarg't higgins
Combs ] Dunoly G Gould w KemD D Lady w Null
by Jacob Porter, ghipmNn, Wilson, W sivert
PretZman.
Extra and dali Iuty-CorporaI t Carroll Matt,
q ]. Foules, j Culver Abraham Dean.
MusicEns-lohn Rocco John McJilton, 1t f.
Morrow present on detached service.
Missing in RctiOn--A Hollowfeld, Marshal j
aGhinzle w McL9uglin q Doll Kemple p Brady
In the Hospital-.I MurziDro I n Tbon,nsor q
PoulsOn AMcKinZie IL liner Henry liner ] Peters !
Harrington Bennett C Lady Haymaker o
White w Murriner Murriner G Hill, Il Rigby Thos
Smith 4 Porter ] Murrins ] Mills Nj Robins II CON
oily MARI Riggle shipmnn.
COMPANY P.
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JACOB HoRNBnooK.
list ertle Members crlst Virginia. A.ta"try.
COMPANY \.

COMPANY \.
PEEsEyT-Serg't II Wrillc, CorporalS W smith,
II q Faster smith Hamilton II c tircer. Alfred d
owing Musicians Frank M'CoimicS " w Gilchri't,
Teaulster J Moore.
Pr,vates NJ Bentley. j Bcytr, J Emery, W Evans
" Il Ehb.rt \ Eckhart, j Elliott, A gillespie, j
Gillespie on special duty, Gu!duu, Gnsney, c
Gruher. D. Greer. Hicks, G lltberiieid W ihnes,
nrr. J PettiCurd. J c Robertson. c Robertson.
Rector ! Smith. " Smith, D Strngct, T TlAi Ser
II thompson. ID West, l. Wharton, s CTmleh,
.nrcil duty. W Coleman. q Stuber, on special duty
WnuypRD-I \ Foster. in the shoulder, III Clark,
in leit side aud arm morally, DIETRICH, eighty
& a Ri.by, W Heron, J r ScwlUye, NJ Chsnell,
Baird, p \ Clifton.
IL IlosPIT.Is-Lieut 7 VI Simpson, SerE;'s IIig-
ging-, r \ Bier, Corporals, I q rrys0ck, ! Ncnamnn,
Lee a Riley.
Prvates. Hu BlmlOrd, Bents, II Bier, j CArk-
ran i DIETRICH j Fletcher I Il Halliday. Henry,
II 7 Mayer, VI McIutre, RhodenblcI, ShOup
SimT.8u 7 WAsSOn.