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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19
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From the Rev. LeviG G. Peck, Pastor of the Bag
tist Church, Pemberton, N. j., formerly OF the
North Baptist Church, rhilad'a.
have known Hollands German Bitters ia.
yorably for u number OF years. | have used them
in my own family, and have been so pleased
with their effects that | was induced to recon.
mendthem to many others, and know that thew
operated in a strikingly beneficial man.
ncr. ltnke greu, pleasure in thus publicly pro.
claiming this fact, and calling the attention o.
those afflicted with the diseases for which thew
nre recommended, to these Bitters,-knowing
from experience that my recommends ton will
be sustained lido this more clleerlully as Uooi.
lands Bittors is intended to benefit the afflicted
and is not u rum drink Yours truly.
LEVIG BECK.
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New Rochelle, Ny.
DR.. c. M. Jackson-Dear Sir:-I feel pleased
thus OF my own accord 10 bear testimony TO the
excellence OF these bliters. Some years since
being much afflicted with Dyspepsia fused them
with very beneficial results. ha We often re.
commended them TO persons ehiecbledb by that
tormenting disease, and have heard from them
the most ilatterlng testimonials as to their greut
value. In cases of general debility, | believe il
to be a tonic that cannot be surpassed.
JIM. LYONS.
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UsING NEGRoEs.-rhe Rebel Congress
has been discussing a proposition to en-
ploy free negroes and slaves for military
purposes. We presume that our Copper
head conservatives" will have no fault
to find with their Southern brethren" if
they shonld carry out the scheme of using
negroes somewhat more extensively than
they have hitherto done. for war purposes.
We venture to say that we shall not hear
a word from Copperhead lips or press
against the rebel employment of negroes
TO help kill the brave sons of the North
ana overthrow the Government ; notwith-
standing oil the howling that has been
heard from that quarter against eniistiug
the services of negroes in putting down
Rebellion.
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am, Doctor, with much respect
YOUR servant.

G.. W. ID. ANDREWS. Superintendent.
nv-OGicn and muuntactory, Nos. 50, So.
60 and 62 East Third Street. For sa,o CIV.
crywhero. 736w4.
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From the Rev. Jos. FL. Kennnrd Pastor of thu
10th BnptistChurch:
DR.. Jackson:-Deor Sir:-I have been often
requested to connect my name with cemmenfa.
lions OF different medicines, but, regarding the
practice as out OF my appropriate sphere, have
in all cases declined; but, with n clear preoi in
ma ny instances, and particularly in my family,
of the usefulness of Ilooflnd's German Bitters,
/ depart tor once from my usual course, to OK.
press my iull conviction, that Grgeneraldebilty
0theSystem, aud especially for Liver Complaint,
IL a safe and p~aiaaIie preparatioa. III some
cases 1t may fail; butusually, ! doubt not, it will
be very beneficial to those who suffer from the
abovecanse. Yours, very respectfully,
n Kt'T L A IN
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Escape Of Union Prisoners.

FoRrrEss MONROE. Feb. Is.
/ have received a telegraph, under date
Of Feb. l4;h, from Gen. Wister. which
states that Colonel Straight. with ITO
other Union Officers escaped from prison
in Richmond, by digging a tunnel. Col.
Straight, with II others are safe.
Signed b. I. BUTLER,
Major General Commanding.
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Gy-Colonol Phillips, commanding an OK.
petition in the Indian territory, reports to
Gen. Thayer, that he has driven tho enemy
entirely out of that region, and had several
skirmisbes, and killed nearly 100 rebels and
captured ono Captain aud twenty-five men.
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. D., Editor of
the Encyclopedia of Religious Know edge. and
Christian Chronicle. Philndelphi
Although I am never disposed to favor or re.
commend Patent Medicines in general, through
distrust OF their ingredients and effects, | yet
know of no sufficient reasons why a man may
not testify 10 the benefits he believes himself to
have recoivrd from any simple preparation in
hope that he may TINS contribute to the benefit
OF others.
lido this more readily in regard to Hoofand's
German Bittors, prcpa redby DR.. G NJ. jackson.
Of this city, because | was prejudiced against
hem for many years, under tho impression TINT
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. | am
indebted to my friend, Robert Shoemaker, ESQ.
for the removal of this prejudice by proper tests,
and log encourag ement TO try them when suffer.
ing from great and long continued debility-
The use OF three bottles of these Bitrers at the
beginning OF the present year, was followed by
evident rolieFaud restoration to a degree of bod.
lily and mental vigor which l had not felt for
six months before, and had almost despaired OF
regainins. l therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me to the use ofthem.
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philad'a.
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Manufacturer of braided Hair
JcWGlry.
- ENJOYED to the house lntely occupied by
IL Mr.. Chapman, within one door Of the Dise3.
pie Church. undncarly opposite Chase's Hotel
RTWatchcs, Jeweiry &c, repaired.
Cbardon Feb. Goth, 1862. Seftf
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From Rev. Thos. Winter, Pastor ofRo xborou,

From Rev. Thos. Winter, Pastor ofRoxboroug
Baptist Church
DIR. Jackson-Dear Sir:-l feel it due to your
excellent preparation, Hollands German Bit.
ters, to add my testimony to the deserved repu-
tation it has won. | have for years, at times,
been disordered in my head and nervous system.
! was advised by a friend to try n bottle OF your
Biiters. l did SO, ard have experienced great
and unoxpecte led reliei. My health has been very
materially benefited. | confidently recommend
tho article where Inject with cases like my own,
and have been assured by many Of their good e-
fects. Respectfully, yours,
Il. WINTER, Roxborough, Pa.
Fromthe Rev., S. Herman oithe GermanRe-
formed Church. Kutztown, Berks Co, Pa;
DIR. c.. NJ, acknowledgement Sir:-I have
be en- troubled with Dyspepsia nearly 20 years,
and have never used any medicine that did mo
as much good as Hooianf's Bitters. | am very
much improved in health, alter having taken 5
bottles. Yours, with respect,
j. S, HERMAN.
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From Rev. J. Nj, Lyon, formerly Pastor of the
Columbus, lN.J) md Milestown, pa J Baptist
'hurchpa
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IODINE.
DR.. h. ANDERs 4 CO.'S
IODINE WATER.
IODINE.

Z Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver KidneyA
Digestive Organs and GiAndular sFstem.
Tbs suoo,H Is which has attended the use OF this
remedy in private practice and the endOr ement Of
medical authority, enable to recommend it to the
practitioner and the public ieeling confident that
with fair trial SC viii attest its own excellence in
the cure OF Chronic diseases which indicate IOdiue
such Scrofula Bronchitis, skin Eruptlons, Hsart
Liver and Kidney Di ssasss Nervous Affections, Nm
rAlgiA khsumAtism, Dyspepsia, Debility, 5yPhillia
etc
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength Of
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pure Iodine in each huid ounce pure water, sol.
vent being uEed. 1t is not ablO 10 decomposition
nor EpontAneouBly-fOrmed inequalities; neither
the Iodine OIydizsd nor neutrA;zod BY combination
with any Ingredient, rendering this solution suPe
riOr TO any ether method OF fexhlbitiDg Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle, that II may
be used a. iamiiy medicine well - by the pro-
tssIion.
FrIce one dollar Per bottle. On reoeipt Of nye
dollars sK bOttiss delivered tree by express 10 any
address.
Beware OF eoubtsrfsits and limitations which IN
pridop1led dealers sndbavOr " dispose Of on our
reputation Be our signature and trade mark (the
Greek word beading this adTsrti iement), upon the
labels sud ~rSgPsrs OF eaOh bottle, without which
nsne iG genuine.
Circulars gratis. Dr. Fl. AEDERs q CO.,
Physicians and Chemists,
No. 425 broadway, Now YORK.
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DR.. Sweets IEFALLJBLE LIEIaKNTi is prepar
ed rOn the recipe Dr. stephen Sweet, Of Connect
icat the great bons-Iettsr and has bea used in bis
practice the last twenty years with tbs most as
tonishinE success As az external application it is
Without . rivai, and viii alleviate pain m re hpee1l-
IL Il al aay other pr-saration fOr al hheun htle
and nervous Disorders Il Il truly inall oe, aud -
curative for SOrss Wounds 6prhluss Bruises, &cs Its
Eooth NJ healing aud poWertgl etreugE heuinR pro-
pens,tes sxcft the int sstoniHhmenI and wonder OF
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dred rsrtiheaies Of remsrkaele cures performed By
tt within me last two yesrs, attest 70 this iact
stIonE and Arms s.rohg, agents Tor Oleyeland.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes Of our climate srs sources Of
Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatin Ahtotions.-
Experi,nse hsvi0g proved that mPle remedies Of
ten act speedily when tsksn In the cary stsEes Of the
dsesse, recouEse should az be bad TO 'BHcwE's
BsosoHIAL fEOcHrss' or Lozenges, let the Cold,
o5ugh or Irritation Of the Throat be ever 90 slight,
a. bT this prseaution more ssriouI stack may Be
efsotuAily Eardod en- Public speakers and sineers
will ina thsm eIsciual in clearing and strengthen
ing the voics. Soldiers should have them as they
can be carried in the pOckss and taken occasion
requires junel0 limo
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REofhersI nTOEheFsII NIOthsrs u

Don't fail toproCurs Mrs. WIEsLOW's SOOTH-
ISG SYRUP fer OHILDREN TEETHIHG.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Oione
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GRIPPING In THE BOWELS AND WIND OOLIO
We believe &c the Best and Surest Remedy in the
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CURE THAT LOATHsOMB MALADY

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OBAPTER IX-THR KISS IN TIE DARK
After waiting six long hours,
Aud with hunger almost dead
HoWs came that the track was mended,
And the train som went ahead;
Soon We passed pisco called JohnstoWni
FILLED with iron foundriss.
Where ths people all were working
Like lot Of busy bees,
Then we came to . great tunnel;
near me sat q pr tty miss,
And when all was dArk as midnight,
Quick from her stole kiss.
IN, she cried, the people shouted,
And before We reached tbs light
was peerlDg through the window.
In my seat again all right.
After passing the great tunnel,
To place We quickly came
Upon the highest mountain top,
And Cro son Is its ne;
Many people in the summer
To this pleasant spot repair
To snloy lis cooling waters
And its pure, fresh mountain air.
At Altoona We took breakfast,
1t was one o'clock or more;
buch q lot Of hungry mortAls
lne'er laid eyes on before;
All the sOcf things on the table
In short time did disappear;
And they all shouting wildly
"Qnickly bring mOrs breakfa5t here"
When went to pay for breakfast,
eaid ths iandlord-" We must charge
You lust dOub price for breakfast,
For your mouth 40 Awfnl large"
81 don't sea 1t, ! said a. dear sir;
But lust cnaI GO itl you will,
And while You are about it,
Send 10 Uncle sam the bill"
hotce t0 Drafted mon and others in the service Of
Uncle ham, and all in want Of Rubber BlanAets,
hnbber Goats beggins, Cashmere and hanne shirts,
Military Ulothtnge et any and every 0sscri Btoh and
nne ClOthing for Spring aud GUNNER wear. We
have nov the largest stScE In the Olty, which We
viii sell at the very lowest prices.
Isaac A. Isasa's Union Hall.
Sole Assent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated wing
Machines, stOrr's AutomAt9n Pressn An and
5trong's Patent army Bsd-Trunk,
Corner Superior and Uhion SITS.
81 Look ont for the Giants. - mAvis
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HunneweIps Standard PreparatiOns.-

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On OR Inside eOlums viii be found notice OF these
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wholesale and retail dealers and confidence is asked
to test them. Zee advertisement.
mars0-Rf
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urina-
y aud sexual syetems-nsH and reliable treatment
-in reports Of the HoVard AssOciAtion-Ssnt By
mail IN sealed letter envelopes, tree Of charge. Ad-
dresE Dr.. J. 6KILLEH HOUGH ron, Howard As
looistion, No. South Ninth Street, Phiiadsiphia,
p Ilnrao- ~
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ar. q = A IA A N,
Member Of he Royal O0lIegs Of PkysieoRs,
London, Ezgtsad; Graduate Of
RiecTds ROlPitaI foT
FEMALE DIS EAsE
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
Issss and Montreal Hospitals for the Last ten Year,
hns opened an once at the
johnson House, Cleveland
Whsre ne will be happy mest all those who af
Gictsd with subaouto and chronic diseases.
Hh treatment is entirely different from the old
an, and y mild, sfoacious and effective. Bis mod.
ienea are simply vegetable extracts and oils they
ksys never bsen used but BY two ether physicians
America besides himself. He has spent the greatett
PGrt his life and thousands OF dollars n obtaining
lev secrets In his profession. BE ties the Urine
for IL forms Of disease. No charge giving
hou,Et andtrue starsEnenf Of thisr case,
- sPERMATORHGA
ToYoUEs HEH.-He can prove 70 you In few min
uteS fhat he's the Only physician ever trastaa
5fE el,f pea this dissase. EOr every pRtit nj Who
iIi foIIou n directions, he will give One Hundred
oisrs n a, tails In curing this disease. NO charge
;S1sd.- ~ eusultation. those at q distance who
,-;sh - eoUualt the Doctor may do 20 b. sending
,naii IA urine BY mall with name, sex and Rgei
s16 r. 1iianHWer ana describe their case, and the
oSsibaity OF getting Eeaieti bY enclosing return
toStAgs stomp. 11IS:-z-
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CLOTHING,
d Il NJ OVAL.

The undersigned has plsasure in announcing that
IN consequences OF his increasing bus0sss we'll as
with q view Of supplying, In connection Herewith
a full md com plete ss5ort dent OF
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P0sT-0FFIeE TIME-TABLE.
1854. summer Arrangement 1884.
FOB THH
Arrival and ClOglRS Of Mails
AFFHH
CLEVELAND POST OBFIOI

S2@4a Y A4AINO Z OO1 VI ~
oOnnsasinG Monday. May 18Th, LA.
ai3 sin ee o2snsd and ready for dSliVsT onS
IAN Aaiis OlOss one hour before dspartsrs q
ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT pEPOr.
Eass.rn Through strives at An. aaa In sd
Eaa:srn Way arrives at -..sA A u.
'asSurEA % Tsy Ee5p9sa S9aiI.7 SI.sas !. SO $ 81
bthdEsky May arrtTe8A { Y A.
nEhonlng Way arrives AZ SEQ P. =.
Olnelnnah through arrives 81 e:S0 Ii r. EsAs
do Way arrives at $40 p. q
Western fhioash arrives At go . .and SIS ?. MI
DO W. MSy i-ia sIEiyes e 2ss s 2. n.
BookperL, - HTriVes Tuesdays, ThnndAyB ana 81
Brsek.yile, Bath, -, arrives MondayB aad FrIaayI
sharon Center, Granger Horth ROyalton. "a. srIv.s
Mondays and Fridays e p II
HErrenEEille arrives daily at lo:i5 A. n.
East OlaToihnd and Euclid ArriVssd daily q A. 4.
OLOsIEa OF MAILS.
EAsTARz rHRoOGH, for Eris, BuEAlo, Boston, HsW
l or: ~, 3pa Mi9'ushey. P3lne5Tis esas-
nAsTssE THROUaH, for HsE York oaly, closes e
9l0R. n.
EAsTERH TROuaH, tor Eris, BuRlIo. Albany. BoI.
ton, New YORK and Hartford. closes st 3DP.H
AAsIsRs WAY, ioT 81 points between OlsEeland ana
WssTzRH rHRoUsH, for Toledo, Detroit, OsIsa4o
add Milwaukee, closes a. 500 P. n.
r, HssIEas fHsooSAs lor 1oledo. Detroit. Chieasos
WEsTER1 HAHs for all points bstWeen QsR5Iln1
nc TOLEDO. closes g leo Z. u.
5AHDUsEY hAYs for sanduskJ and all intsrnsdlltD
Rointss closes at 80 P. n.
OE0EEATI WAY, for al points bssWeaa OsFslua1
And Cincinnati closes at li16 P. q.
UHu1HNAfl IHBOuaa, Ior Uolum bus, DHytcn. HoW.
neLt mofning-l
OIEOMsAII THAogaH, for Columbus, OInninnatf,
LouisTfls, 81. Louis, Indianapolis, EanesEiiS nd
Wheeling, closes st 500 p, n
PITTsBuRaH fHR0UeH. for PlttHburgh and Wa1h-
tngtOn, closes At lz.z5 p. H
rIffeHUHaa WAY, Tor all points bstWssn UeVuland,
Melisviilei ana Ptttlburg, HsrriEburE PhiAdaDhil,
bAltimoTe and washington, closes at T.10 A. n
mAA0SIHG hAXl for all points between UlsEelnud
ano Eoung1toEni oloseI as 10 p. NJ, QoaF0g ct III
AHDIHA WAY, slosss at AN.
Saturday. ~ Il n.
sza03syIIEl, BLzz, So., sIOSss Tuesdays ssat.
sHARo5 0EzrEE, Granger, Horth RoyAltsn ~.
etolea on TuesdAyu and Saturdays at A ~
MAaRERBVt1iLn, closes daily, 1910 A. n
AAs&OLGEELAHD and Huslids elOssS daily at IA. y.
sS-hAii and DrOP Lsstss are required, b. Law .
sCAh CITY OiroolHs are required 70 be prs-PaIa
with tRo-cslt stamp,
- 0nies CPeD rom I;So A. n. 20 tn ?. n. On
Sunday IRON A. n. 70 1919 A. n.
!. COWLEs. N.
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Gentlemen'S Undergarments
FURNnsmIzG GOODS,

FOR which bis old stand was not sufficiently eommo-
dious, he has leased the premises known ~
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PIANO TUNING.
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-IO IL AuRKs OF
land on st. Clair Road, three miles froVi tbe
Court house. Has good house on Il. Also hne
lot OF bearing fruit trees grape vnes 80. Apply 10
APPS L Oh p. PRHNTfSS
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THE OLDEST EEGULRTOR FOR FEHALEsI

There Is but one GENUINE AND SURE OURG for GIRLs
or WOlIEs VINO suer from Irregularities, or Obstrue
tlOns Of the menses, whatever may be the cause CT
those distractions. This cure has been recognized
for many years The only safe Reliance is In
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T ARD-LARD.-CHoIoB KETTLE
rendered lard, in quantities TO suit purchasers,
A liune3l GEO. ID BECk'5.
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By this time matters are about reduced
to OIiginsl chaos. The chairman gets con-
fused, and the Convention has been so for
some time. Half dozen try to speak ct
once, aud whenever any one manages to
make himself heard, he muddles things
worse than ever. PaTlismentIry rules
'A--t would give poor Barley the toothaehe
are VoClrNsS~-~aS svzuI ouIbVOU Dy lresh
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No. 41 Park Building,
THE POET ON A TRAIN;

. !Man@sshrsr Of Shirts a"d Collars.
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this campaign. When before Adsirsvils shell burst
amongst hs STAFF disabling three horses and killing enc,
also slightly wounding Captain Fuke OF bis staff and
reducing the rank Of Captain Bliss, Of General Newtons
stan who was present. BY taxing on ono o. h shoulder
straps.
The enemy are making admirably conducted
retreat, covering their lines all along their route
CAsUALIIE.
The following 10 list Of killed and wounded officers M
the Third division IN and the battle Of RessascA
First BYigode
first Lieut.. Samuel Ferguson, 47th Ohio, slightly.
First Sergt. AdeIph Schwnrz, SGD Indiana, killed
SecoSd Brigdds
Capt. Samuel Branron, 9th Indiana, thigh.
First Lieut.. Samuel L. Richardson 9th Kentucky, thigh
Capt Daniel N. Conner. 9th Indiana fosh.
First Lieut.. P. @. McGanBon, 9Th Indiana. side.
Capt Lewis Kuhiman. lst Ohio, ssrously.
First Lieut.. M Crawford, 9th Indiana, sightly.
corporal jos. +. Miller, 9th Kentucky, thigh.
Second Lieut. Curtis A. Brasber, nth Kentucky, arm
Capt. Jno Hanna, 10th Indiana, hand
CAPT. IAndVum, 18th Kentucky, killed.
Capt Samuel 7. Davis, nth Pennsylvania, ssvsroiy
Fist Lieut. Chas A. Adamson, Co. l. 3lst indiana, flesh
Second Lent Edgar Pocock, 3lst Ohio, slightly.
Chpt Nose Crawford, 9th Indiana, scalp.
First Lieut. Jacob Porter, 10Th Illinois, severely.
Second Lieut. Chrsly F. Benford 30th indiana slightly
First Lieut. Jos. b. Roddy 3lst Indiana, slightly.
First Lieut. walter Hastings, oath Illinois, severely.
Capt Joseph A. Miner, 6tb kentucky, severely.
Second Lent r. Rnsongon, I'd Pennsylvania, slightly.
ylrn Lieut. ssmper ". White, sash Illinois.
Capt. J. H. Phillips, 22d Illinois, arm
Lieui. B. J. Donpsl, l2d Illinois. morslly.
Lieut.. B. l. Grey ,<2d Illinois, thigh
FIRST Lieut.. John ralnadEe, 65th ohio, arm.
Cel Emerson Opdyke, 125th Ohio, arm.
Cen. J. @. Hooker, commanding Third brigade, vousded
In the log by Q sboit