The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-23

NTEssRs EDITORS: In your paper Of the
M 18th instant. / End myself advertised by n.
regiment, o. dssMter, and, what 10 ssfl wore.
toresr; b. both Of which charges en- eree1ly
missepressntsd Hs says deserted On the 20sh Of
June, which was ths Day bsfors the one On witch
To refats this charge, shal give plain and truth.
ful statement Of the facts In the On the 25sh
Of June, being very unwel with attack Of bloody
dysentsry, with which have suffered very much,
since had a violent attack Of typhoid fever a
Centreville last September) applied to DR.. Fur.
geryon, assistant surgeon Of the regiment for medf
cine. He gave me some pills and before day on
the 18th the regiment was ordered out TO the point
OF attack ON the enemy. DR.. Furgerson refused to
excuse me from duty, and had to start with my
company but becoming exhausted, was left on the
road from whence finally succeeded in getting
back to camp, where my captain and several others
OF the company wero-they having been excused
from duty by DR.. Furgerson. ! remained at the
camp. still sick, a. my captain well knows, until
ABOUT the 9th OF July, when l went up to Rich
mond and reported myself to the surgeon at Chin
borazo hospital He received me into the hospital
and treated my disease for several days. was
then sent from there. In company with eighty
others, to the Huguenot Springs hospital After
being there a short time, l got a transfer to NV
home, believing az the surgeon did at the Springs
In the hospital and thereby be able sooner to return
to my place Ia nay company. My captain and com.
rades know full well that have always discharged
my duties as soldier In my country's cause to the
~testo my ability and believing this plain unvar-
nshed statement Of the facts will satisfy my friends
at home that / am not deserter, will drop this
portion Of that advertisement.
As to my having a forged pass, 1t Is only neces-
sary to say, that my friends and neighLors In Not
toway and elsewhere, as we'll my comrades in
arms all know me to be incapable Of 80 base a
crime as forgery would only say, In conclusion,
that Lieut.. Col. Darlington, or any other officer
ought to be sure they rightly informed before
they advertise men descrters, much less "a
forgers 1t ts very notifying to be charged with |
desertion when innocent, and much worse with
forgery. ! herewith publish the transfer hold |
from the surgeon of the Huguenot Springs hospital
to my home In Nottoway, thereby showing / am
not here as deserter. HORACE H. DYSON
Not'oway, Va, July 81, 1862.
HUGuESor SPRINGS HOSPITAL |
Jaly 18th, 1862. :
Private Il. II. Dyson, Of company c, 18th Va |
regiment, has permission to visit his home In the |
county of Nottoway, Virginia, and report at this
hospital at the expiration Of ten days, be con-
sldered deSerter. WIN. I. WALKER, Surg'n.
jy 23-3t' Per A. s. EpEs, Asst SurS'n.
INFORMATION WANTED-Of ISAAC IyRY. |
l. member of Capt. Bookters Company 10Th Re. |
giment 8. c. ", who wounded In the battle of |
Gaines's Mills, and 1t IL thought was brought to
hospital or private residence In this citv or
some hospital In the country. Any person know. |
Ing any thing OF him, dead alive will confer q |
favor on his family by communicating with his |
brother.in law, at this office
jy 23-3t- NJ McEHONE
John c. BACON-Y JOHN G, BACON who |
q was q member Of Company A, Sd Alabama |
regiment, and was wounded at the battle of Seven
Pines Is in the city he will please call a, this Office
any one WHO has information concerning him will |
oonse oy communicating it jy 23-3t
"TANTED.-TO HOSPITAL SURGEONS OR |
" MEDICAL DIRECTORS-A man of expe
rienes Is DESTROYS of the position as DRUGGIST In
some one OF The hospitals Address REDWOOD
Dspatch once, stating where an interview could
De nad jy 23-lt*
TNFORMATION WANTED-0f JACOB Nc.
j kILLOP, Co. A, 25th Regt n c. Vols. who
was wounded in one of the late battles near Rich.
mond Any person knowing where he is will
confer great favor by addressing me at the Ar.
jy Got ARCH. B. McKILLOP
IMPORTATION WANTED-Of JESSE HIN.
i TON, company A, 18th Georgia regiment who |
lett camp about 18th May, and has not been heard
OF SINCE Any information Of his whereabouts will
be thankfully received, through the Richmond Post
once, oy CAPT. j. A. MCLENDOE
y 23-3t~ Co. A. 18th Ca Regt
INFORMATION WANTED - OF ROBERT a
i GRAY, 9Th regiment S. C. ", company A. Any |
Information OF his whereabouts will be thankfully
received II left at the Army Intelligence Office over
the Virginia Bank by LEVI N GRAY
~ 23-lt"
fNFnRMATION wANTED-Of CHAS. JOHN.
Il son, who was wounded in the battle near
Richmond, on the 9th Of June. Said Charles John.
son belonged to company /, 4Sth Reg't Ga vols
Est HENRY JOHNSON.
INFORMATION WANTED Any Information
l. OF A. p. JOHNSON, company B. 5th Alabama
kegt wounded in the last battle, if left at this
office, will oblge
jy 23-lt* c. n JOHNSON.
INFORMATION 10 wanted, by bis anxious
i friends. Of Capt P. A. PEOPLES, Of company
X. llth Mississippi regiment Writings brigade
Alse Of two young hosBYs OF Mobile Address
r-ators p"pa.cn. jy 23.-lt
IF LEROY HoGG, Of Coeklstown Va, is in the
l. city he will greatly Obige his friend, E. r.
Watord, by calling on James H. Walsord at Chas
II. Wynne's Printing Office corner Of l4th and
Main streets: ljy 2s-3t'l E F. wALFORD.
IF PRIVATE VIM HANCOCK, Capt. Gilham's
will report at the Tredegar Iron Works; II not here
to FRANCIS I. GLASGOW, Esq, FIncassle.
jy a3-2t
r IEUT. WM JONES, of the PittsyIyanig Ar.
- iiilery' will please leave my SADDLE BAGS.
the ofticeof Maj C. s. Darlington on shockoe Slip,
and oblige uy 23lt'l n. l.. BOOTH
4 HXIOuS BROTHERS, HOSPITAL SUR
IA GEONS AND NURSES, READl- Captain
WICKER, company II, 30rh regiment North Caro-
something from his brother. KENETu WICKER
who WAS wounded In the late battle before Rich.
mond. Also, w. o. COX, W3f MCCULLOUGH
L. MCNEIL, J. D. WASHBURN, ALEX Nc.
FATTER, and WM. MAY BUCHANAN, mem
bers OF his company. Address, through POST Office
Capt. j. J. WICKER
jy 22-2t- Co II, aOth \. c. Rest.
NOTICE.-Information wanted ef the where
~ abouts Of H. w. MANNING, who was wound
ed on the Goth June and carried 70 Richmond Ad
dress Lieut.. B. =. GLENN, through the Post Office
richmond, Va, I'd regiment Of Rifles, s. c. ", care
of Col Moore. iv - Oh.
7 INFORMATION WANTED-Of J. L. MCOLEL
i LAND and w. A. GRAHAM, Co. C, 5th Ala
bana Battalion, who were In the late battles near
this city. Any information concerning them sent
to the sd Alabama Hospital corner Of 2lst and
Franklin streets, will be thankfully received by
their fathers. j. GRAHAM
jy 2l--3t" JNO MCCLELLAyD
NOTICE.ln the list of persons, absent mem.
~ beers Of my company, who were notified
through the columns of Dispatch" Of the 18th
and 18th inst, to report themselves at once to nv
headquarters, there appeared through mistake the
names OF n. NJ. ANDERSON and JNO L. BERKE.
LEY. This deeply regret as Mr.. Anderson was
present and IT bis post In the midst of the various
actions IN which Gen. D. II. Hills division was en-.
gagged. from Mechauicsve to White Oak Swamp,
performing his duty faithfully under terrihie expo
sure and peril. He was absent for week with
leave after the enemy had been driven under the
protection of their gunboass, hence the mistake. |
In the cese of Mr. Berkeley. the Surgeon at the hos
pital at which he had been sick had given him
Iurlough OF thirty days, which fact was not until
recently reported to me. q. w. NELSON,
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