Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-05
Wisconsin Sick and Wounded In Phila-
delphia Hospitals.

List of Soldiers from Wisconsin in Hospital at Phil
adelphia Feb. II, 1868.
Law. Lusbid, Co. G., Bsrdan sharpshooters.
VIM. Richards, I, I'd.
Jas: Baltimore, 81, 9th, fever.
R. Krougs, E, 10Th.
Peter Piefier, A, Goth.
I, L. Guthrie, G, sharpshooters, typhoid fever.
Harvey s. Root, K, 5th, rheumatism
Jno. Hammond, D, 5th,
Jasper Ki.singer, G, 9Th, diarrhea.
NJ. s. Stroud, B, Sd.
VIM. Reed, II, 18th, fever.
Jas Hughes, G, I'd, wounded in left arm
Jno Consr, G 9th, wounded in right arm.
J. T. Davis, G, 9th, wounded in right leg.
E. q. Moran, G, Sd, diarrhea.
D. Smith, I, Sd, fever.
Jno. Griffin, G, Sd, wounded in foot,
E. Richmond, A, 7th, on duty.
Green, 9th a., on duty.
A. N. King, A, I'd, diarrhoa.
o. II. Porter, 5th, diarrhoa.
Butler Fioom, K, Sd, diarrhoea
II. Elsner, D, goth, rhe umatism
Peter Guttman, D, Goth, gonorrhoea.
Jas. Grant, K, 7th, debility
I. Hammonds, D, 9Th, diarrhoa.
n Frederick, @, 26th, diarrhoa
I. johnson, I, 5th, diarrhoea.
7. G. Richmond, E, Sd, wounded.
F. Wales, G, 9Th, rheumatism.
II. Jackson, H, sth, debility.
N. synder, F, 25th, debility.
A. Cook, c, Sd, hernia.
John Lem, II, 9th, fractured Jaw
l.. A. Eggleston, K, 7th, disease of eye-lid
B. F. Hyde, G, I'd.
Corp. B. 81. Brantge, F, 26th, wounded in breast.
r. W. Pitts, c, 5th.
Theo. Calvin, d, 7th, lumbago.
D. D. Alton, Z, 9th, wounded
A. Anderson, II, Sd, wounded.
W. W. Power, K, 7th, hepetis
James Holmes, r, Sd.
c. D. Clark, D, I'd, wounded in right arm.
Jacob Berch, F, 9th, wounded.
Information of the above named will cheerfully
be given, by addressing RoBr. R. CoRsos, Military
State Agent, Philadelphia, Pa ..-- -
A REVEREND BIGAM1sr.-A law suit
recently occurred in Walworth, Wiscon-
sin, which resulted in Interesting develop.
ments. A pretty girl, Miss harriet A.
Newell, went from Onondaga county in
1859 to Walworth, ard there fell in love
With and married an elderly Baptist cler.
gyman named Alexander Smith. Last
spring brother of the girl went to Wal
worth to see about the payment of 81 600
winch he had lent his sister before she left
Onondaga. Finding that Mr.. Smith was
quite property holder, he sued him for
his wife's debt, wLereupon the reverend
gentleman came out with an affidavit that
ne was never married to Miss Newell
Inc fact was, however, established, and a
Judgment of over 5000 obtained. But it
was shown during the controversy that
Mr.. Smith had another wife in Onondaga,
and family OF grown up children. He is
represented as about sixty years old, with
white hair and patriarohsl appearance,
and having the air and conversation of
very devout christian, which he enforced
with vigorous and eloquent pulpit dis.
courses. he was formerly clergyman in
Duchess county, and subsequently preach
ed awhile in Onondaga county.
Nor WORD OF Truth IN T.-There is
not word of truth in the double-leaded
in Thursdays New York Herald,
probably sent West by the Associated
Press, purporting to be dispatch from
Washington, in which the assertion is
made that Seward is to form new Cabi-
net, and Mcclellan to become General-in-
Chief. The correspondents OF the Herald
sent no snch dispatch, It was manufac.