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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-03

18e stay Law.
Editor. Intslitgs'Ss.r


Editors intelligence: g
Permit me through the columns of Your,
excellent paper to give expression to a few
thoughts IN regard to the Stay Law 5ssdf
Andyin the ,tirst place itSeems to meat
least that it would require "a Iabored ar.
guments to convince any thinking man
that some such law is absolutely neces-
sary at this time. Never in the history of
our lives have we experienced such,1imes
as these. All articles absolutely necessary
for the support of our families are selling
at prices unknown before. Added to Ibis
the taxes imposed upon us are such that it
Is as much as a majority of the people in
THIS county can do to pay them without
having to pay nything else. And who are
the meu that clsmor so much about having
t9ls law la1 repealed. Are they not the mer-
chants, lawyers aud paper shaYers Men
VINO have reaPed a rich harvest by taking
advantage OF poor mems necessities, in or
ger ger to eutteh themselves Marion county
toge I!l I'M her sister counties in West
srn, virginia has responded uobly to the call
OF ner government, and sent her valiant
sons TO check the laWleSs traitors who we're
threatening to oyethrow our government.
Shnli we who are left at home to raise
bread TOR our soldiers and uphold our GOV.
eminent by paying axes-shaH we beenms
prey to remoraAlsss ereditors? Theee
9s ultor 4, Toe ms great measure, rebelsvho
care nothing about Snf eonntry any f,yth.
er taan dollars and cents are concernsd.
- t'somsthing is5 not lone forithe relisf.oS
ooaSg people IN iWe9Eera Virginia the Deo.
PIE glA De ruined, "A sute as there q !
"0Fio' ana when WedFRHeet on what we
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A MOTHER fine lot at Havana Cigars Just received
"A at the Odd Fellow Hall Drug Store
JAM I n 40 j L. BOOKING, Agent.
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PLOWs, PLOWs. FLOWS.

FloR TUE SPRING OF 1858. PRYOR I FROST
= would call the sttention OF Farmers aud DcTIsrS
70 I1eit very extensive stock OF of Patent and cen
tfE pFanght, 9Rd Steel Mould Board Plows or All
= eesh right and left hand. Among them will
~ to , every size of the Pittsburgh PIoWs our
a SoaEd PloW1 ths Wellsburg Pillow, aud full supply
OF Hen and Wooden Double and single sSGTSl
PloWs, CultiTators, &c, &C. '''''''''
i3i PRYOR & FROST,
-JGno lLlt.7H Nos. 81 and - Main stress-
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The PresId.nt,s PFosI.mo,,on

. NJ E-EGaAO6nGB EEOGAOnl0LlOus
True to the moral instincts of his nature,
true to bis solemn oath to preserve the
Government, Abraham Lincoln has issued
his proclamation of which be gave notice
on the 22dsday OF last September 1t will
be found in our columns this morning. 1t
names tho districts excepted fromIits oper
alton, in certain rebel States, and also the
States not excepted. In those States not
excepted, the slavesiare declared forever
free. The President SO declares by virtue
of the power in him vested as Commander
in Chief of the army aud navy, in time of
acknowledged armed rebellion against the
authority Of the Government of the United
States, and as a fit and necessary war meas
ure for spppressing the said rebellion.
The proclamation is a very plain and
easily understood document. Its mostly
recital of the former, employing much of
its phraseoIogy. It meets the case and
that is all that it essays. To this solemn
enuneiation, SO momsntous in its import
and destined yeteto be SO conspicuous 10
everlasting history, the President iuyokes
'fthe Ieousiderate judgment of mankind
and the precious favor of the Almighty
God"
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onized by the people of West Virginia as
the redeemer of their country and them
selves, and the act that he. has signed
will be read aud commented each recur-
ring New Years Day, in coming ages.
as has been aud will ever be, the DaclarA.
ton of Independence on the fourth of each
July and a grateful people will forever
say, "God bless Abraham Lincoln I"
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Administrators sale of Valuable
and Desirable Real Eatate

n PURSUANCE OF tho will of W. 8. Yickham
y deceased, shall, on Thursday, tho 18th day OF
January, 1903 at the Court House in the city Of
wheeling sell to the highest best bidder the fol-
lowing Estate, tC:Nit; The dwelling, slore-house
and ground ON Market Square known as part
OF lot No. 12l, N Hanes addition TO the city of Vince
ling; Also the smokehouS6 and ground In te rear OF
said st9rehouse and dwelling fronting on the alley
between Fourth and Market streets north of Union
Also, lot No: 10 in Centre Wheeling, fronting on
Third and Water streets, on which IL erected small
tenement; also half Oflot No. 1O4 Eod7s addition,
nearly opposite the Eagle iron works. on which "a
erected two story brick house; also the piece Of
ground known as "Wickham's Vineyard containing.
about eight acres; also i've pieces or parcels Of
ground containing about twentyeIght acres adjoin.
ing said ytneyard; also valuable stone-quarry.
For further particulars purchasers referred to
n plat OF said grounds at the Shsrifns ofice
Terms of sale are: One fourth part cash, and the
residue In three equal instruments at one, two and
three years, with interest from day Of sale. Good
seenrity Will be required for the deferred payments
The sale Of about fifteen acres Of taid ground in.
Guiding the vineyard will not BE made p sb0yS I'D
Vertsed II the same be ronted for term d years
on or before the 10th day of January, 1868 aud no.
tiee is hereby given that will receive proposals
nom persons desiring TO rent the same up TO the
said 10th day ofJznuary, 1863 q ss
A. L0RING, Administrator.
with the Will annexed of the estate of W. =. wick
ham, deceased. ,dee3O.3t
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have suffered aud done for our county IL Is
no more than just that we should be pro-
tected and saved from these iuhunau men
who, 10 enrich themselves, would ruin
thousands OF others. And when Isay this
lteel that do but express the feelings of
great majority of the people in Marion
county Yours Respectfully,
GRNIo.
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Gorarnnr Hinltn.

The appointment by Governor Bradford
of the Hon, Thomas H. Hieks:as United
States Senator from Maryland, vice the The
Hon. James a, Pearce, deceased, gives i'm
pOrtancel to his views on the absorbing
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CENTRE WHEELING MARKBT
HOUSE ASSOCNATInN- 49,

this Association will DO held at the Store n Cell
z wait, on "wednesday evening, January Ttb 1868
between the hourd Ofseven and 81 hit O'Clock for tbe
election OF hYe Directors, Secretary aud reaSnSsr
for the ensuing year. and th tauSaet:on OF smell 9TH
sr business IS may be brought S74ore tho meeting.
jan1-2ts CHAS. b, CRJIL sec,v
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sIXrn YIRaIN1A REG1MENr.
COMPANY L

Nm Venus, private, age 80 years, height feet IL
dSrk, eyes blue, hair6rown born
IN IN Pa occupation farmer, enlisted Nov
~ 1901 at Cameron, Va by Capt Dickey, for three
Seaf' deserted his company on or ABOUT Nov 16 49,
isa PIFPERNTH VIRGINIA RRGTSTRNr
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John FarneSworth, private. age % years, eyes
blue, hair brown, complexion fair height S fett ms
born In Wood county, Va, occupation farmer. en-,
listed Aug 20, 1862, at Parkersburg, Va by LisnE
shaw for three Year,. supposed to be at his home in
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WHEELING 81 BELMoNT BRIDGE
COMPANY.
II VIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders OF
this Company Will be held at their ONCE on Mon.
qSe ey, the 18th day Of January, 1868 between the
mourn OF one and four o'clock p. NJ for the election
OF nine Managers for the ensuing term Of Office and
LOT ether purposes. By order OF the Board.
dee29-td sg9. P. soAETERDAY, seey.
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SHIPSTUFF, SHORTS AND BRAN,

g PRI6 RECEIVED, and for sale. :. the LOWEST
Al, iGo tons PINE HEAVY sHIPsTUET, made from
sue pest Family Flour, Rdunusuailv rich.
a, 10y tons BRAN AND SHORTS mixed--wsll worth
the attention Of all Who arc deairouS N sconCJSi
feeding during tho winter y '@"1'u''eA'
All Of the above Feed Is in good sacks. ready for
IAhS al Nos. u and . Main street
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Statement or the Savings BapIT7 of
~ Wheeling, January I,Iss3

The undersigned, a Committee appointed 10 oxaru.
Tue the Books OF the Savings Bank OF Wheeling do
certify that We have examined the same and ind ths
AJoVe statement to DO correct. 10. = -
B. M.E0PP, @ \ rl 90.
sH -ft A. G. QUARTER, Committee
VIC. BR0CKUNIER <
Tho Directors Of this Bank have this day dseinrAF-
Dividend Of Six Per Centum out Of the pronts for
the last SIX months, on the capital stock Of aid
bank payable to the Stockholdsrs on deInanJ ~
WHERLINol January 2, 1885
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MrncnAxrs' ( slrouAxrcs' BANK,

VIE ANNUAL MEETING oP.THE sIoCKHoLD-
ERs Of this Bank for tho election Of nine Direct
or OF the Parent Bank and seven Directors for each
OF the Branches, will be held at thor Banking House
UARY next, being the second Monday oTsafd month
The election to commence at II O'Clock A, n, and
close at 2 O'clock P. II. N. i-'7i7 = - '+'4
dsesl-s1 a s.BRADY, Cashier.
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NoRTawEsrERr BANK OF iv1RsnIa, !
E. @ r1- Wheeling. nec % 1859 Z

" IIeslIIIBi 1Iel' IoOs.
7iHBANNUAD MEETING OF THE srOCKHOLp.
ERS Of this Bank, for the election OF six Direct
Branches, and the transaction Of such other busnes
As may be brought before the meeting will be Held
At the Banking House In Wheeling on TUESDAY,
the TWENTIETH DAY OF JANUARY next, s6ein4
the third Tuesday OF that month; the election 70 COM
mence at eleven o'clock A. ii. and close at threS
O'Clock P. n. By order ofths Board. 90 - -
dec30-till jnu2J ~ d. LANE! CSIhiar
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DIVIDEND.

BAKING HOUSE, January L, 1881.
n VIE DIRETORS OF THIS BANK have hi" i,y
II declared Dividend OF Seven Per Ceptum on ~
capital stock out OF the profits Of the last liz
months, payable on demand. al
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oarl areat Ne,r Year,s enc.


New Years Day was made truly aud
fs1T perpetuaily memorable TO the people Of
West Virginia by the act of tue President
i of the United States signing their new
State bill, and thus making it forever an
uurepealable law on the statute book Of
the nation. ,,9fsl
The glorious news reachad this city about
- eleven a. N, New Years Day, through the
following dispatch to Gov. Peirpoint, from
that faithful laborer in.the cause, Hon. Ja-
cob Blair: tsd i
HAsH1EGToH. Jan. 1, 1863.
To GOVERNOR F. H. PRIRPoISr':-I
sri have just returned from tue President. He
has made memorable to the people of West
80 Virgins the frst day of the New Year by
ga m signing the new State bill. saw his sig
jofceI j. B. BLAIR.
Within a very few moments after the
dispatch was received We had it in print
=. insn extra, but faster than extras few the
glorious tidiubs through the city. People
gathered in the Streets and the word passed
like electricity from mouth to mouth In
an hour every body scenes to know it, and
the streets beamsd with joyous groups of
< j people exchanging hearty and happy con-
sa CALCULATIONS over the glorious event of the
l' New Year. The old cannon WAS again
~ brought out as on the svening of the day
? the bill passed Congress, aud again the bills
and dells of our grand old river valley
were made to wake the echoes that told
the Joy Of people made free. New
Years Day was peculiarly New Years Day
no longer. 1t turned into a new State holi
day, and even the boys on the streets hur-
rahed for West Virginia. @
TheneRs was sent OF intothe interior
and there, even .more;than here, it produced
great excitement and great rejoicing among
the people. Weston, the county seat Of
Lewis, was the first to send back her greet
ings, which she did in tho following dis
WESTON, January lst, 1853.
GOU. r H. Psirpoi,st
Our town is brilliantly illuminated to-
night. The crack of musketry is reverber-
Gting from hill TO hill. All is hilarity in
honor ofthe new State.
[SigDedl - ~ NJ. Hale 2, Z
..-ass And SO the news came from all quar-
'.t3 tiers. wherever the news cohld penetrate
j. the people were in extacies, as well they
might be. great suspense had been lift
cd from of their minds. Their long fore
holdings and approximations, e1gendsred and
fostered by many rumOrs, 6anished at once
~ IS aud forever, and the reaction that came on
go was glorious Never were people more
delighted with a New Yeallr4' gift, for never
did people have such acme before.
III The President of the United States has
doublyz eudeared himself to the people Of
West Virginia by this act Of his, which
d frees them from the boudsof their ancient
- loppreusOrsj and brings them at last the
~ II FSalisdtiod Of thsIrlOng agOIe dreams and
the deferred sppes 81 two generations. The
ms Presidents name will henceforthI, be eanI
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statemont of the PeopIe,s nank, San.
JAM
uRry 1,1s63!
ORGANIZED oCToRRR iaeo


PEoPLK'S BANK, WHAHLNG Dec. 81, 1862.
A T A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS NJ +bis
~ BANK. held this day, Dividend OF Five Per
@ on The capital stock out of the earnings Of
Stockholders on demand - ~ Blu ~ 'ne
tan3 ~ ]. r. DICREY. Cnshts Z
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FOR RENT

is9 FOR RENT
ON THE FIRST OF APRIL Is63.
A LARGE CONHoDIoUs BRICK HOUSE, Situ-
IA atsd on the east side Of Fourth above Union st,
containing nine rooIls and good cellar II Il con-
venientIy furniBhoa with gas and water. Also a
Brick HouAe, containing five rooms and good col
lar, few doors above on Fourth street Possession
mail houses. For particulars enquire Of : III
IN ROBERT LUKE,
dee21- No. 1I2 Market street.
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Maj. and ProIOa' sIM;s "a
ELEvENTnonTo RRaL, rRNr


= 422 fl Hti coHEAaI a
Daniel Loekhart private, aga q; yeara, height S n
ine9e'l eompls[len light, .! ~ hazel hair dark
cd At Camp DeuRson, Ohio on the Sd 81 jniS IsTI
supposed to be now 10 Dayton, Ohio. -
!sInoms y. King private, age IS years, height It
patton aPAinter. doser1ed At Camp DennISop. OHIO
July s. 1851, enlisted in .dcAulIlnS battery, =
Henry swain private, age y years. height6 feat IL
euPStsn tins ass.rSs a E3E ssF 'TSndy
26th, 1866, never heard from since. u, - - =
hoSeEE alsS. private q years Of age, hekht II
occupation laborer, supposed to have deserts5 r.
the enemy at sewsll Mountain reported to 30 now A.
C"nP OuAses Ohlo, q prlsouer OF war. rad -ff
SsssU s3ia CoNFGHIB.
Henry Morgan, private, height feet. eomplsrjo,
aark, yves blue hair dark. occupation briek mGSoH
deserted april 10Th, 1854, never heard fram HInr'
true name james PAtten. - - - - SItuNSSs'
SAMUEL Frubb, private, age Ie yearn boivbt < a..
11L4 lnehS, complexion red, hair red ewes ornv ~
SSnPsa!on asan3l boatEnn, ia boating on the Miami
Canal tnotmr llEea in PiquA, Miami county Ohio
Martin Di4rer, private, age 90 yearS 6ci1ht f.+
inches complexion fair, ey g blue hair lSht occ
patton Turner, dossrtSd At Point PleSsant Va on
April Ith, 1852, never heard from since. :
Can Hartnip, private, age 81 yearl height 4 feet
lnc1es, eomPexion dark, eyes blue hair GSndy BON
IN Gefniany, occupation colder, deserted Nay ISt
COMPANY c. -"e
ChaIlos Psnhoek, private; height feet, complex.
Ion t9t eyes gray, hair Light, occupation farmer,
newt the 10Th Ohio csVA J, In camp at Cleveland,
Danhl Ross, private, deserted June Cd, 1862. AZ
Feyettville, Va, height NsSt inehoS, complexion
fair hr brown, eyes gray, occupation farmer re.
9tdsncs Tlppacauoo, MAMA eo1nty-neTer heard
JohnPatty, private, deserted JunA "a, 1862 height
feet inches, complexion fair, hair brown. eyeS
RFayl occupation farmer, reEidenee Troy, Miami
county, phlo-neYor heard from since.
RObsf RAyon6eraft, private, deserted September
18th, 1879, at Gouth MoaAtain Maryland, eompiSr.
lon dRrt, eyes gray, halr brown, occupation farmer
IL now It Troy, Miami county, Ohio,
GeoEBe EarhaTt, private, deserted at IAntIetam
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WANTET

{ A TRACT OF HILL LAND, from 10 to 30 acres.
a adapted to tue gaowth of Grspes. Peaches, &C.
within i've miles of Wheeling, within two miles x
station on any OF the Railroads leading toit An
ply 10 OF au1reSs JAMES TAYLOR,
JAnl Real Estate Broker, No. GO Main street.
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OEyIcE OF PEovosr MlnsuAL CIrv, oT'yI i
.H.. .... iWHRILTNa We nos N ISko ,

-IT---T-- " HIllINVl n UOp. 80 I66E.
Y A9 following aeldierG arc reported Gbssnt with.
u out leave. They will return imniediateiy 70 An.
ty; or, h"Frestod, will DO tsestol as des6rteru.
Hf-7 JOS DARR JR
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LINDSLEY Institute.

TfIE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL, under the
Il conduct OF Messrs. Dodge 4 Greene, will be re.
umed on Monday, January 9th, 1868 Instruction
n all the branches ofa complete clnssicaIor English
education is hero offered. janIs5t
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THE CUMBERLAND ILNI0N-

THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS AND Bus1.
Il NESS MEN of Wheeling is called to the adj
Tantages Of advertising in "THE CUMBERLAND
UNION, p Well.establfshed weekly paner nnbIishs5
At Cue berland, Nd. having n good eIrerIsiinn in
that city and Frcstburg, and Through ali the mining
sections of Allegauy county. ~
GEORGE T. KNORR.
Editor and Proprietor,
ianl-2t' Cumberland, Allegany country, Nd.
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WANTED

Wheeling Gymnast1c Association
A REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF this
IA Association will be held in their rooms Mem
day evening the 5th inst, at O'clock, An election
VIII be held for officers for the coming year
JAM 81 NJ. SMITH, see'y.
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Receivers Notice.

HAYING been appoibted Receiver of the late firm
Ii ofJ.tk @. w, %JekhRm, hereby give notice
TO all creditors Of sad firm 70 present their claims On
or before the 9Th lay OF January 1868 for Sottlent
and all persons indebted to said firm are requoste3
to make immSdiate payment to mo.
decS04t q - JOSEPH SEYB0LD, Receiver. u.
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City Property Wanted
IN EXCHANGE FOR LAND In the vicinity or J.e
i Ierson City, Missouri 80 V -
JAMES TAYLoB, Real Estate Broker,
.- ge99-a ll-I.- No. 90 Main street.
oPr1oH BALTIMORE AID OHIO R. R. %. y p
=. 49,, -, HHARLIHG, January 2, 1851.
DRoPosALS for furnishing the COMPANY Win
Il Run Of Mine Coal TOR Locomotive uSo. Tor ne
sue s gu INST l'5jun9 1855 J.B. FORD,
.lHn9-t1 ~ la1i.r For the Company.
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QUAR- ROCKING HORSES iust tecefved.. EpItobIs
" for Boys and Girls It the Variety Store Of
d..ok b1s Sc soH D. NIC9LL BRO. & 5,
3. dssezo t-,. 1ps biaig street. 81
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FOR RENT on sALD.I

A FIRST RATE sToRR-RoOM in one ofthe most
"A aonrishing country towns in Ohio where an On.
terPrising retail merchant Is badly needed An6iv
to JAMES TAYLOR,
Jan1 No 60 Main street. up : airs
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For Rent.

A THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE, on the first OF
"a April, 1868. 1t Is situated on the east side Of
Market street, opposite the Second Ward Market
as grocery store. For further paatie6lars enquire
OF - ---- efLstsi-a- RORERT LUKE,
dec30-lW No. 1I2 Market street.
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Harrison YoizsRrd, private, age9l years, complex
supAtion farmer, height feet inches, supposed to
HoctOd, Sept. 18th, 1862 -
Mochard j. Grady, private, age 10 years, height IT.
10 tncheI, complexion light, eyes blue, hair light
born IN New York City, occupation bIacksmith-
never heard from since he deserted, September 18TH
Peter Finley private, age 20 years, height feet
inches complexion fair, eyes gray, hair brown born
In Syracuse, occupation a mouider deserted Sent
I'm, 1902 ne yer heard from since.
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conSIsE; ssPtoPber 18th, 1862, height feet ms
rSSdaSa lair hair brown, Occupation a ihrmer
te''oenee Sreenville, OILS now. at home.
coMPANrD.
soenezer Porter, private, deserted at clariabar
SraGIn nla, October 2lst, 1852 complexion ST, hall
Srosn eyes gray, occupation fAruaSr, rosIdSnce
NFSen'lile' Ohio, never heard from,
COMPANY n
ineSsa bryant, private, age g year.! height feet
residence Cincinnati, ohIO-nSver heard from sIn.s
ihC2lamin Boyd private, age 81 years height #.
City. III NC" YORK
Stephen Burke. private 9 aiyears, height n.
I9Snes' eyes black. complexion dark, hair brown.
Lesldence Cincinnati, 0hioneyer heard from sincc
ne en- deserted at Camp Donnison Ohio.
irnSaH bEoyn, prisnie age "a years, height n
9ence Clnelnnati, Ohio, never heard from since bs
deserted 81 Camp DehnisOn, o. so
6oDert Han, private, age IS years. height feet o
inches, eyes dark, complexion dark. lair brown ~
5ae9ee Cincinnati, Ohl0-neVer hoard from aiuce lie
deserted ht Camp Dennson, Ohio. $50
Edward Jones, private, age 25 years height K feat
inches eyos blue, complexion red hair light resi-
Ssnse cincinnati Ohio, father lives in PittsDurg,
Charles johnson, private, age % years, height
lees inches eyes black complexion dark hair Iinck
Essiaenee Cincinnati, Ohio, deserted November lst
1904 at suite Virginia, never heard from since
10 IN Lowden, private height feet 8 incheS. n0o
Y years comp dark, hair light residence Cin-
ssn n' ohio-supposed to have gone over to the
BENJAMIN LOwden, private age 10 years, height
Ieet, eyss blue, complexion dark, hair brown resi-
aenee Cincinnati, Ohio, deserted at Camp Donnis n
Ohio-neYer heard from since
Isaac Mcguire, private Rge 21 years. height 5 feet
ylhches eyeS blue, complexion dark hair light re-
s CINCINNATI Ohio-supposed deserted to the
Charles Mortimer, private, age q years, height
IGet inches complexion light hair black and curly
SsSidenee Cincinnati, ohio, deserted August 2Sth
lS92-neYer heard from since.
faIr1ck =. owens, private. age 20 years, height 5
ieet incheG, complexion light, hair brown, resi-
uenee cincinnati, Ohio-is in the Tooth Ohio re-
George Reynolds, private age 81 years, height 5
ueneo cincinnati Ohio, uevcr heard from since he de-
serted, August 2Sth, 1852.
Ghhrles sil, private, age 20 Jeara height feet s
l9cheSl complexion lark hair br,wn, residence Gin
Stnnatt, Oho-neyer heard from since his dessrtion,
September 9th, 1862 y --E-T5
James stollman, private, age 80 years, height #.
~ inches, complexion dark, hair brown, residence
Oct. o, 1902 M
William A. Tarr, private, age 81 years, height f.
inches, eyes black, complexion dark hair black,
enemy. EIf - 81
William A. Uthsy, private, age % years, height 8
iett inch eyes black complexion dark hair black
ftsaenee cincinnati Ohio, is now with Lieut.. Peck,
Harrison YoizsRrd, private, age 81 years. complex
Ion dark, eyes dark, hair brown born in Prnnce oe
suPatinn farmer, height feet inches supposed to
have gone to Franco, never heard from since he de.
Mochard J. Grady, private age 10 years. height 8 IT.
10 inches, complexion light, eyes blue hair light
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