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, 1863-09-25
STILL ANOTHER VOICE
FROM TEE 2D IOWA.
mr.. Iuttle Repudiated by His Former
Admirers.

We are permitted to make the following
extracts from letter written to friend in
this city by a member Of the I'd lows in.
fantry, who, only short time since, with the
balance Of Ills regiment, SLOWED his old com,
manter almost to sdmiration," hut now
gires veut to his feelings in q manner that
but too plainly shows how the "General"
has sacrificed hlmeelf In making his somer-
sauIt into the Coppe1head fold. 1t is but
lust to stnte that the letter was not intended
for publication, having been written By the
author In tree and easy manner to his
friends here, with view, merely, Of gigtng
his opinion on the pending e1ectton:
Whist do you folks at home think about the
nomination Of Nj. JameB II. Tattles cannot
call him q General for the good old "Genetal"
and the individual who 1s now aspiring for the
Cubernatorial chair Of the State Of Iowa. are not
oneand the same. The name 'General' fell into
ed hts vanity to get the better of hs lore Of conn.
common expression, *'he cut bis own throat"
and did it pretty edectually, too. Yo1 'haye IN
doubtedly before this read the resolutions passed
by the 7th Iowa. and By the regiment whose mem.
bcIs not 1orE ago loved him almost to alteration,
''the old md his own. These resolutions were
adopted unanimously; there WAS not cvon one
dissenting vote, and aM members Of the regiment
esfcly eay that this eame feeling IN regard to Nj.
futile exists throughout the army from Iowa, and
II the sane 6tats OF feeling exists at home, why
he dosen,t STAND ghost Of chance. II yp1 will
nrlr keen down those yenomous reptiles {the Cop
nerheade1- though dare say they are quite harm-
fess-~Te viii eject true Union man. Col. Stone,
AZ successor to Governor kirkNood-
, 1863-09-25
Treatment Of Onion Prisoners.

The rebels hold two Union oficers-Cap
tains Sawyer and Finn, under sentence Of
desth ut Richmond, who are treated In the
most 1eyolting manner. as described by IN
officer recently released from Libby Prison,
and is no doubt reliable. These unfortunate
officers. 1t appears, are confined in sort Of
wooden cage, measuring six feet By eight,
light and air being only admitted through IN
apcrature in the ceiling about foot square,
through which also their food Is passed. The
condition OF this den is described to be hor-
rible, no arrangements being made for either
cleaning or ventilating It. Whit i contrast
is this TO the treatment Of General Lee and
Captain Winder. held by US as hostages for
The safety Of thoee unfortunate officers. Not
only hare they every comfort in the way of
focd and clothing, but they are taken ont
regularly every Gay for exercise, md hare
even their cigars and tobacco furnished them
II there Is no other way to receive decent
treatment to Captains Film and Sawyer, the
hostages oueht ut once to be placed in sim
Harden, and then notify JEFF Davis TINT they
will be 60 Kept until he treats our oftfcera
more humane. An "cye for IN eJe'' Is the
only rnle which will bring the rebel barbs-
1Iane to thtir senses.
, 1863-09-25

The following editorial extract from the Chi
csgo Tins, gives the platform on which that
paper is working for him:
tsHe who supports the war l. against the
Union. because the war is the most terrible
engine for the destruction OF the Union which
HefIzebub himself could have invented. Ths
nroftseed democrat, therefore, who has his
sense n5ont bin and is deliberately for the
Ear. Is not Democrat In fact. but an Abo1i-
tionist Ct The most radical, violent and des-
fructiYe Kind"
, 1863-09-25

IF John G. Scott, the ultra Copperhead
candidate, is elected to Congress in the
Cape G'rardeau District, Missouri, to flll
the place Of John ". Noell, Umonist, de-
ceased. Scots Majority over Lindsay,
Radical, is 484. Seven counties made no
returns, and in the others the voting was
very irregular. No votes were eiyen in
the army, or IL there were, none were re.
turned.
The election Of this sccessionist Is one
of. tl,e fruits Of the 6chofeld, Conservative
policy. The Ctaybank faction, who divide
The Federal Offices in Missouri with the Sc.
, 1863-09-25
General Lxtle sttll Lives.

A private dispatch, from Captain Hu9ter
Brooks, was received in this city yesterday,
stating that General Lytle was not killed, as
reported IN the regular associated press dis
patch, but was severely wounded and taken
prisoner: It is singular coincidence tint
General Lyt1e was wounded and tell Into the
hands cf the enemy at tae battle Of Perrys.
vile, and thst the regulnr dispatches then
announced his death. His friends, md their
nsme is legion, have reason to hope that his
Eounds are net mortal, that he will I've to
se1re his couutry.-Cineinnasi Connstrrid1.
, 1863-09-25
Q)itaoo Grtbnne.
4 GOOD COMPROMISE,

Secretary Stanton is not much Of COM
promiser, but he has effected one compro-
mise with the shareholders Of Maryland,
that works well He has sent out recruit
ing agents for the colored regiments, into
eouthe1n counties Of Maryland, where the
negroes are most plenty, to look out for
able!bodied, stalwart slares. who. would
rather fight for the Union than work for
ever. Tor hog and hominy. On finding
such, the agent offers the owner $500 for
q: deed Of manumission for the ebony
chattel, which is seldom refused, for
he Knows very well that the darkey will
leave him the very first opportunity, never
to return. It is said that several regiments
Of fine soldiers will be procured by this
proccss, The money is furnished by white
ronscripts who refuse to serve, and pre-
fer to nay $500 for exemption from the
draft- The arrangement seems to be per-
cct1y satisfactory to all parties. The
master gets handsome ransom for his
bondman, who otherwise would run of
The 4.niggcr" gets his freedom, and israised
to the dignity OF a soldier Of the Union,
and Stanton gets first rate, healthy fight
ing man 50 all concerned are pleased with
The compromise. But we observe that the
Copperheads insist on being miserable.
The n. T. World is especially lachrymose.
IT says.
Is clear that this enlIsting Of nesoes is not 60
much to Ill our armies a. to csmpel Emancipation
In Maryland, BY rendering elaye property insecure
Il is true the law provides that enbsttutes ehond
Eclp1s but there Is no warrant for the arbitrary
seizure Of Able-bodied male elAyes tof the military
eeavice and The tentersng q shis ps@t.sass5% @ % snn
ut. su1her *etere jok< upon Detnocrdtt uAQ hart
paid tseir thrxt hundred dxtars, that 0ey should
j. b setuese.ted III the .f<ld by an ts5funchtsed
negro.
There is no "arbitray seizure" in the
case. The "ablc.bodied male slave'' is
only too glad OF the opportunity Of secur-
: ing Ills freedom, and the master is in costa
sizes at the chance Of realizing $500 in good
greenbacks for piece Of fugacious "pro-
pcrty" that no one else would give him
three hundred cents for. The " insecurity
: Of slave property" began the day JEFF
Davis commenced shelling the Union. A
TO the @@Berere joke upon the Copper
heads" We hope it may be literally tru'
that each one Of them who paid $500 Il
escape military service, nAy be "sepre
sented on the field by an enftanchiset
negro" They will hare the consolation
however, Of knowing that their money ha
gone into the pockets OF their friends, tn
shareholders. Meanwhile, Maryland
= rapidly becoming tree State, and RI
publican state, into the bargain, aud tha
is where the shoe pinches the Copperhea
WcfI.
, 1863-09-25

VIII Stand KfdlB1hE.
The following is sample Of the songs NTH
which the Copperheads enliSen their political
gafhertngs:
They've borne deal Of hsuising, Of bru1slng, Of
brniefDg,
They sc borne deal Of bruieius,
, For tsLoYi1r hw-AK1D1No" snakes they are!
Listen to the Cppperheads!
Listen to the coppe1headsl
The Coppe1heads are hiesing loud to-day!
Itst1ikes Ms that they hare borne "a deal Of
bruising'' In California and Maine, and We
have mistaken the signs Of the times If they
don't get more Of it in October, aud Of kind
that will stop their Kissing for some years to
come. For is 1t not written, t'The seed Of
the woman shall bruise the head Of the SER
rent ~
, 1863-09-25

4 letter from Col. Glover, Of the 1st cav
airy division, Department Of Missouri, ap-
Pears in the st. Louis Union, denying the
statements made BY our ST. Louis CORES.
pondent, relative to Gen. Davidson's 1ack Of
discipline, and the feeling Of his soldiers to.
wards him. From the Colonera statement,
the cavalry division and Its commander are
on the best Of terms. The statements Of our
correspondent we're derived from what he
deemed good authority,
, 1863-09-25

B- Brute Butler goes to Penngylyania to
place Nhere he speaks the Ladies' Loyal
League viii manifest its love for the brave
woman.wa,rtor by crowning him with lau-
rel wreath. The picture viii not be com
plete. however, without Mcneil and echenck
Butler murdered his one man, Mcneil his
tens, while schenck keeps up The war even
let Butler, the brute, Mcneil, the murderer,
and schenck,: the government jackal, 50 to-
gether.-Dubnque Herdh.
The man who Wrote the above is traitor,
and in any other country would receive hal
ter for his deserta.
, 1863-09-25

. ~ 4 letter from Senator Douglas; ex-
pressing confidence In the fiendliness Of G.
L.. Val1andigham toward him at Charleston
durirE the sessions of the Democratic Con-
vertion in that city, is being published Mr..
.Pugh's testimony might be more valuable
on this point than that Of Mr.. Douglas. He
may remember whether he did not Knox Mr..
VallandIggham at the ChasIeston Convention
to be an active aud insidious enemy ot MI.
Douglass eympathizer then, As now, with
the most malignant secesaionists. It is Ger
taiu that Mr.. Va1landigham lost no opportu-
nifty to sneer at the principle contended for
by the Douglas Democrats IS "Thetr squatter
Sovereignty" using the very phrase employ
ed BY Yancey l. Co., to signify their contempt
for Douglas "great principle"
, 1863-09-25
Southern Outrages Upon British Sub
jectS,

R. r. Betshaw,n n British subject, has nd.
dressed letter to Earl Russell, showing the
abuses heaped upon him By the rebels We
make the following extract:
Last February Was arrested IS conscripte
IN my OWN house by tbs enrolling officer OF
the de 5aeto Government, and, under strong
military fo1ce, conveyed to the guard house
in Montg gomery, where I was detained three
days and three nights, and then released.
notwithstanding the production Of my con
sular certificate Of nationality and the COM
pliauce With the requirements Of the secra-
tary Of War, was again arrested In the name
OF the tde jdcto Government, takcn from MT
residence, hurried of to Camp Watts, in Ais
bama, and from thence to Gen Bragg's army
In Tu1lahoma. Several other British subjects
we're also sent at the same time By Major
Swanson, the comu,andsnt Of conscrlpss for
the State He had Them forwarded undar
gua1o in chains, with heavy iron collars rlg-
eted on their necks.
On our arrival at Tu1lahoma, ne vera put
into the guard-house, IN abominablY filthy
den. After being there nearly week Con.
federate officer came In one Day to know We
, 1863-09-25


Of Bters Put u ID quart bottIe1 conpou1ds1 Of tbs
cheapest whIaky or common run. costcg f7om 20 to
g cents PEI gallon tas TASTE disguised By Aose OF
Ths ~ i b,ttsEs h.. eaastd aad N coatnae e
~ seatisqa5 aad:r IL lssqssSs e A:Ssolj:
aa 81 i&ss' Ii q e. 5s7:
Attention. Soldiers! and Friends Of Soldiers.
+ r. e ~ Gs as e as
Induced By exposures a3o 70 camp
Il aes ssR s Vii Z b. sns sa;c,a a1.
S:$s S.ssss issasR ~
Of as dgs.s oaas r. sefa a1e Sa = Se
e ve, saved tsss S1 Vii
wi Il &;
SaSss s t;.! e qse ' own has been sa7sd
Mzs,ss JosEs KyASS.Ws Fsntl{Siea ~ Xg
"a no mistake Ia thie l. vouchod for by nnnbesn Of
& e Il IS
nase Sss9 tsr re s9
ns %s
5espitai 11 IL u Tais W. 81 great desl: height
e Il
the steamer 6tate Of Malne' from which lsnded
on the 18th ct June Since thu. time have been shout
Is low a. one could be and e1l retain spark OF Tt.
liz. For week o-mcre wAs scarcely able to sWal-
fcw RpJ thing and I'll did force MOTse down. 1t Waa
immediately thrown up aEAl1.
Icopll not even keep glass Of wafer on ny honl-
Rch Life could not laet Under ttess c!rcumtrances:
end accotdtngy ne physicans Sho bag been wo1kisg
the grasp at the dread Archer frankly told ne that
they could % no more for me- ana hdvied me 70 SEQ
ie fa5 ds as rest e1ited no. An aeqna!n:oncs who
Si3th below Arch street. advised ne tos1oru hops
70 tfy yonr B1ttc1s. and kindly prneuEed nost!9
shadow OF death rtce1ed, and am now. thank God
for It getting tette1. Though 1Rve taken but Two
efbain9 peTnitted 70 Fe}o:n ny vile and 1anEntsf.
from whcm hare heard nothing tor eghtean n onfhs
-foT, geIt!emen. nm 1o7al Vtrgtnta1 from the u.
entity oi Front RoysI 70 your Invaluable bitssrs
vague fear s-to Jour atte5s viii owa the glorious
p1V1lega again chipping to my bosom thoLe who MO
deaItaf to re In Lie
Very truly yours. 15hAC MALONE.
A Ee had despared cEaee1cE ous coulade 4r, AaOEe,
, 1863-09-25
FROM ST. PAUL.

The War In Minnesota Comments
Upon tho Campaign AEatnsx tho
Stuux-lkesult@ of the Indian Expe-
dition-Resunrc of the Afatr-8tAIUH
OF Indian Affairs at PFekent-The
EhippeHas-An Alliance with Them
AEnfnst the Sioux Little Crows
Love.
, 1863-09-25

We find the following te1se communication
in the London Daily Ntsns Of the 6th inst:
ssE1R: We are at war With the New Zea-
1anders-swe for empire-they for indepen-
depce.'
s*Wtat If President Lincoln recognise their
beljgerent rights .-and what If New York
capitalists take New leland 1oan-and if An
bama, to be commissioned by Maori lieu.
tenant and manned by Britieh seamen from
the laval reserve, and Eo on: Why not
and what then? am, sir, ETC.,
*tHEXEsIs''
This is but small crumb, but John Bull
can find great deal Of meat in 1t # hs
chooses.
, 1863-09-25
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
L DIECOVERY OF THE AGE.

DE- 1Ax1NNHU13 UE 1kU4uuF53 N&H1sss
Hss discovered q CoAMoN PASTURE WERD: that
curea Ec1ofnlA Kty1ipelR>, Sat Iheulo, R1nE 1ernu
6cald bead. Plup1es. liberated sore Legs bcsbaa
and Nothes tf every name and nature. When eve-y
0ti er blco1 pulteE haa failed try thia standard
It d popular remedy. For sa1o By Ill Druggists.
st20 I3i In edp -
, 1863-09-25

~A Urion Mast Meeting rill be held at
Berwick, Warren county, on Saturday, the
18th inst, at which Clark E. Can, Esq Of
GAlesbusg viii sddreas the people.
, 1863-09-25

put up third candidate in
the District, and run him for the purpose
Of dividing and distracting the Union TO.
ters and electfng the disunionist. The plot
succeeded The Cla3bank candidate
lolled some 700 votes which otherwise
would have been cast for Lindsay. The
President will have the satisfaction Of
knowing that one Of the bitterest enemies
Of his Administration was elected through
the active exertions Of bis of1lce-lolders,
and that man who would hare given the
Government and the army steady and
Jealous support, is defeated, and the cleo
ton Of Union Speaker Of the next House
Of Congress jeopardized. It does seem
to Us ike poor policy, and worse wisdom,
On the part Of the President, to thus play
into the hands Of the enemies Of his Ad-
nipistration, and turn the co1d-shoulder
to his friends Perhaps VIC arc mistaken
but re don't see It.
Il Peace Advocate Wants Mu6kets.
Every Coppe.head believes their great apos-
tie, Tallandigham, to be the very embodiment
OF peace he Is tof "peace peace Oh
any te1ms, n any way, tntouea any aeglaoa, .,
'4ou ano sma, ~ :. w "n1t ~ s"5N peass.
:, ou' etaaA no.e y. ~ Aae Jue' eoWo "
ueu' WHICH, monoe'1m1s eAnolts 1ue LUG
es.el asNa.,o.t =. an "o uo' ~ ''A4A ~ Pe''e
hno nsPte<4t.one " "n' ..,
"e a. ""es 'on' IL eaaas A7o1'
, 1863-09-25

THIRTY YEARS EXPERT
4 ENCK OF AN OLD NURaE.-- Mrs- Wt1slow1
female h5icians and nurses United States aud
haa been nsed foE tatT yeass with sats'
Eum the feeb1e inkans oae week old to the adult
II co.rects kcdtty Of the stomach.
Relieves EiAd colo.
Regulates the bowels,
Ard gives rest. health and con1ort 70 f1onal A9a
child, Is cents bottle. AuH k5a3 5n1'1op
, 1863-09-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

Refnforceme ents Tor Charlesfon-ptu
Rtchm ond be Captured ?-~Governor
Vance and North Cnr0Ilna-A Mis-.
take In Names,
, 1863-09-25
FROM ROCKFORD.
the ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE.
Appointment Of Committees
Interesting Exercises.
From Our Specid Correspondent

From Our Specil Correspondent
RocKroRp. Sept. e4. 1863.
The 9Th session Of the Rock niYer Annual Con-
farepce of the Methodist Episcopal Church assem-
h,e5 In Rockford on Wednesday, Sept. sd. Rev,
Ri.hon r.. Scott, D. D., assisted By Dr.. Hitchcock
and DR.. Kidde5, opened the Session with Devotion
al e1erc1ses. during which tho Sd and 4th chAp.
te7a of Corinthians II. were read. and the hymns,
nCorne thou fount Of every pleasing land * Ex.
CT ut the Lord conduct the plan," were sung, and
prayers offered
The Bishop called On E. O. Fuller, Secretary OF
the Inst Conference, to call the roll; one hundred
and twelve answered to thetr names. Rev e, O..
Fuller was re elected Secretary BY vote Of 90 to
13; Rev, s. II. Denning was appointed 1st Aasis-
tant Secretary; L. HanI1ns and G. L. Muldnger
additional Secretaries, and Rev 4. D. Field Sta
t,steal Secretary. The Presiding Elder Of the
Rockford District, and the preachers stationed in
Rockford we're appointeda Committee on Public
Worship. -..
Reyc1ends F. D. Cleveland, R. Z. Blbbins. F. 4.
Read, D. L. Wiuslow, F. Morteu were appointed
Conference Stewards.
!, The following Committees were ordered:
D. = I'D, ID b. ". Linn, y. T. Hsslove, ". 6. WI.
ling. 3, Stone, F. KiuckhoIn, G. Mentz.
aSsy & fsash E hSee0sG e e. sest 5 Hsns T. T.
1EA L.
81. Maceauelana, s. G. Lathrop, Wm. Peaar,
Jno. =: Rocker: ~ p.oa n u,o. .
c,oaa @ u1 I, r 6Imstead, y. Cole Linchargcr, q.
Wallace, q. seun, c: Loeber:,
T. Gs M12nossa &c sfaie As g,ton-o. H. Tiffany, wp,
Gr1v a. j. Riiss. ". D, AtchIson, j. ". David
am n lave. s. Stoter, T. Fickensteu, j. Dal.
IN puhHn1fion 0T Me Wiuufts- The Secretaries
On TsmpeyoMcs-F. D. HemmenwaJ, j.. G.
Htouchton, L. Uo1t, G. L. Wiley, O. B. ThAyer, Z.
WaEc, q, Crews, T. Miller, G. buckner.
On Me German ork5T. II. Eddy, L. A: san.
Foreman, m j. 8. David, +. Kopp &. /. Maldneer.
on Fust 1@ees-W. q. Plumb and q. Loebet.
:. On indetiedness for Publication Of Me Minutes
-. Il. Vincent, r. Wright, J. Bush.
on C2alms ef ihs !Saperannuaf<d Ire1tAers-
Samuel HeWes C. Foster ". L. Gloss, G., A. Best.
Milton Bourne.
On Sur1ofto Of Bishop Sin,pson--S. r. Keyes, D.
P. Ktddef, j. n. Agard.
L, s, Walker, II, Tasker, s. Qnyer, A. s. McCRae.
land. I, N. Marti1 j, 8hafrr. O. K1uckhphu.
Ou Wissiou5lThe Preeiding Elders.
On INtcessi{oug [asfs-The Conference Stewards.
o.. Ns dncounfs Of M BooE Goncsr7, al NoU
Jori-G. r Riias.
o., ra.o A.. o,,tox.xo, aato,a,,,ea -
ny Ho1e, .ne sos1eleace ue5e1ataSu ~ a;a "
ut st 12 m. The Presiding Elders were con
ennsre n1su fnrn;tnre rsnart If fSe T+nstees
oF Tts~t ss-.1eoro ~aa r<Farxed tn a aa1act
- t.. o - -:J -. t.a ,...1s
Gv4AAl11e9 ~ nane, - ~ pe aPpoALeu ~ 1uo
Bishop. WIN. l: Haflone was appointed TO
audit the accounts Of the Presiding Elders.
| The B1shop announced that tbe (.onference Were
, 1863-09-25
Aud viii pcsit:yely prevent YELLOW FxVER. BIZ
L1QuE FEVER, &c. They contain

L1OUE FEVER, &c, They CONTAIN
NO ALCOHOL Or BAD WHISKY.
fasy WILL CURE tho shoYs diseases IN nlae.y.alaa
casos out Of = hundred.
DO vou want something to Strengthen You :
Do yon want g Good Appetitef
10 you want to Build up yo7r ConstttuttoaE
Do you want to Feel Welt
Do You want to get rid Of Nervousness
Do you want Energy7
Do you want to alsep Well!
Do you want Brisk and Vigorous Feeling !
N5ou do. use HO0FLAEDiS GERMAN BIT rEba3.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-08
C s. z l3,51 q
MlrrIsaE6s. ". "a. pse.. !. a., a Z Is iss68.

Editors Iqtslitigegesr: tialz 20 81
One ofthe edistfnguishing marks ofa rebel
is that dc viii lie. This fact has been
demonstrated among certain
class !of febels Rt0 0GloVeT's Gap, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Some time,
ago Il was ascertained that one Tight Yost,
Z rebel horse thief, was skulking about
the. neigh hborhoodi of the Gap ,in;this coHna
~, and Capt. Eurbee determined immedi.
atty ,upen his arrest. Accordingly ser-
eeant Ghas. s. MARTIN, With others, went
IN search Of the rebel thief, aud touud him
under the aoor of acertaini old seeesh lady
whose shnsbandifsn now in Dixie. Yost was
taken without the shedding. Of blood, and
is niSst In ztha Athenenm 1t Wheeling. The
rebs of course must SAY somssAi9g about
the eapt9t hence they clIc1late thai Ser
reRnt MartinSw Was drunk. is Martin e known
througl this e6dntsys .is Q young man Of
good ,eharadter, and has never been known
tog drink Where 2r. NJ e known it ts
unnt Is cay anyth hing % his feyors
but ii this lying thieging clan should do
him Injury abroad this staFemept y deeuasd
Eright 6y ia - JusricE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-08
.rhs .glh west virginia RsgiIiment.

The Yah West virginia Rsgimsnt,
Editors .Intsliigeseer: y
Thinking It might be OF interest to the
friends Ofthe III West Virginia IlfantFy,
/ enclose you q list OF killed aud wounded
COPIED from the New York TFibaiae II
Dec. I'D y in the skirmish near RObertapnis
Tavern, November 2Tth. t@At
I l also copy Ru extract from the slme /:
40. N. Sergeant Brown, Of the 18th West
Virginia, deserves q public FGe6gnltIOn for
the eAiiahtFy be exhibited 10 placing him
self on the skifmish front, where he re.
eeiVed his wounds. AT tue battle Of Chan.
CslloFsvilIe, Sergeant Brown received per-
missioP to enter the field, aud vas wound
ed through the arm. At Gettys6urs he
also volunteered, and was 10 tine thfekest
OF the tight, escaping WithOut0 wound
MeFitOFi0us conduct Ike this speaks vol
umes for his bravery, aud should place his
name fihst on the list Of candidates foF pro-
motion" s i'aA
would snggest that you often give Us
Information OF the welfare and whereabouts
Of our soldier boys.
Sergean Major Reuben 81. Strickland,
both ankles. is1
]. W. Brown, Q. II. Sergeant, chest, ss-
we're. Hfso VIE
Company 4-Dayid Philips, thigh,
light; Th0s. j. Hoffman, abdomen, se.I
lere; Lawrence Victory, leg, severe; ia
;ob Wilhelm, chest, mortal Saml. Gregg,
iand, slight W. Edgbarn, foot; Samuel
Hall, head, slight.
Company B-George W. Grow, thigh,
light B. r. Smith, hand slight n. Nj
:hoison, arm, slighti @. W. AlItop. hand
nd arm; Harrison St6uebrelkef, fatal.
Company O-S0l. GGtes, slight; W. 81.
finger, leg, slight; &. A. Martin, side,
light; Dan. Leggett, killed Eneas Wy.
ANS, face, slight5 NJ. V.GamP, arm trace
1Fed. eat
Company D-Joseph Stafford, eIb6F, +
light. - AFRIEsD.