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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-29


MICHIGAN APPLES AND pPorAToEs.--James
Stansel has received another lot of those
fine Michigan Apples and Potatoes. They
tan' be had ne ]. v. Naherth & Sons Fruit
store Main Street, and at Gillis' Flour and
Feed Store, Fourth Street Cali soon, as
they are going rapidly, nov2s-std
THE Cincinnati Police have reported to
the Mayor seventeen gambling houses, one
hundred ami twenty houses Of pros
tituiions aud one thousand seven hundred
drinkilg saloons within the city limits
g5s SANDARED HoMEoPArHIc MEDICINES.
Tile agent of Humphreys Ilomeopath-
ic Specifics has received very important
addition TO his list of Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Remedies in the shape OF
Specific No. 81, which cures dipthcria and
liberated sore throat These specifics have
obtained wide celebrity among the medi-
cal practitioners and are very largely used
by them, being prompt, efficient reliable
and convenient An extended advertise
mcnt in another column gives list of the
different species, the diseases which they
remedy, and the prices. The cases for fami-
ly use are especially worthy of attention,
aud also the new department of veterinary
specifics. The headquarters ofIIumphrey
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., is at
562 Brordvay, New York. ....a.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-29

IN CoNsUMPTIoY CAN BE CuRKp.-A fair
trial'of DRlHhE's Observation-Disclosures
the most skeptieal sufferer that this medi-
cine has no equal In the world Tor the cure
Of th9aiilerent siaeespf,thls drsRdfpl dis
ease. Every CoNsUMPT1vE oughtto fead
the certificates OF remarkable cures aud
know It's value. 1000
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-29

AT CosT-GREAT BARGAISs.-TI,e ,essner a
Bro, No, IO2, Main Street, opposite the
Phillips House, are now Offering their en-
tire stock of Oyercoats and Winter Cloth
ing AT COST, As this is the season of the
year when such goods are needed by every
body, the public win at once see that this
is the placeto buy, if they want good bar
gains. nov27wad4w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-29

TmE.-The Town lClock! which for so
many years gave the mote of departing
time" from the tower of Wesley Chapel,
has been placed in the spre of the Third
street Presbyterian Church. 1t presents "A
very eoiheiy Gtec, and Mhl3 us heretofore,
lr A great cohvehientd to4he people of the
section of the city ia wI6chit Is located.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-29

MORE LIGHT.-The bridge across the
Miami, on Bridge street has been lighted
with gas, at which the inhabitants of
Dayton View and the adjacent country are
greatly rejoiced. The Gas Company are
pushing forward their work, and the Main
street and Mad River bridges will soon
"follow suit
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-29

sSs~ DR. MoTT's VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
afeJcomposed of chemical SeEetapis sex
tracts, mostly from plants growing in our
own country; some of these plants have a
direct action on the liver, others upon the
skin, others ON the kidneys, and others upon
the bowels and lungs. 1t is by peculiar
chemical combination of all these extracts
that these Pills are made to possess the
most extraordinary efficacy for curing dis
eases growing out of arrangement of the
bowels, kidneys, or liver. In cronic dis
cases, or diseases OF long standing, such as
Liver Complaint DYSPEPSIA, Constipation OF
the Bowels, Erysipelas, Scrofula, Goiter,
Scald Head, BARRIERS Itch, Sore Eyes, PIN
pies on the skin, and old sores, the treat
ment with the Pills should be continued for
a longer time than with less stubborn dis
eases. These Pills have become so much
of a favorite, that it Is only necessary for us
to say that they are for sale by all the prnci-
pal'lrngglsts and dealers in family Inedl-
cines.
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ID EsI UtN M AND BUTCHER sHop ONE MILE
IN EAST OF MA MlsBURG, Al MASTER COM.
MlsSIONER's SALE.

ID ESl DfN 9E AND BUTCHER SHOP ONE MILE
III EAsI OF MlAMlsBURG, Al MASTER COM.
MlsSIONER's SALE.
Jacob Urschel Pu ! Case No. 3lG6
MontnOiu4ry ktlneror
Franz Mayer, at sl Delts J Court
Pursuant 10 orUor oi the superior GouIt of Mont
gomer, County, tho. m de N the alb We entitled
cause and TO me drcrted. will ofiar nj pnuc auction
at the 30 OF ihe Court uOuseln the city Of Dayton
IN the County anu StAte Aforesaid, on ErtI
SATURDAY DECEMBER 80 1896
Between the houia OF | and 4 o'GlOck 4. NJ on
said day the following descfibed real estate, vzi
Situate IN the County Ui Montgomery and Stale OF
Ohiothe It and remainder OF THE following descTb.
ed premises, u being part OF the south east qgsrter
OF sec ion %, IoSn one () range six (0l NJ RS as
follows, commencing At tho northeast corner Of
Emanuel GebhaTiS 100 acre l0 thence south CHAINS
and Inks 10 stone sci for corner thence north
s9}a' west chtns and y links to stone set Tor
corn, Themes i5rtn CHAINS snd Is links 10 a ston IN
the Centrevlle Road Nence south s9t4' east cha:ns
nd22inks to.tbe place OIL bssipung Que Pnd thtea.
iOufths acres
sa dPropery has hseh appraised at 81 900 and can
notse for less lhan tNo-hris OisNd sppnisemeui
Terms OF 'ale, Cash. WILM EH BELVILLE
. Master COMMISSIONER Monrg Superior CouIt.
ADAh ULAYs Auy. 1 tb .f II
November 25, 1865. noN25w5l
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THE. ,DAdhY EMPIRE.
Dayton, Ohio,
weanesday, AIusll Nov.es, ,ase5.
Local Matters.

On" BoARDING.-Several young gentle
men can De accommodated with boarding,
.aB tht tesid6hos ofAIrs. * n. Tlt6h corner
Fourth and Perry streets. 3td
GoLD AND SILVER w WATcHEs.-Lessner q
Bro. No. l02 Main street, have on hand a
large stock Of Gold and Silver Watches,
which they hfe deteil6inGd'to stn out evei
if they have to take less than cost. Call and
see them. 4tdaw
BaiI ala -f-s.-+s4 -hfuad8
REruRNED.-We had the pleasure this
morning of meeting our old friend, DR.
Fuller, who has just returned from an
European tour of several months. He is in
excellent health. had pleasant trip and
reports himself greatly pleased with the
appearance of things "over the water
Dr. Egry, who accompanied him. is ex-
pected home next month.
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aLL-oM d ID. ...H - D
frHE aCoNTiNESTALs. = This excellent
quaitette win be with ns Tomorrow
Thursday evening, when We anticipate an
array of beauty and refinement seldom col
lected mt an exhibition OF public eharac
ter. The Continentals have been making
a tour through Ohio, north of here and the
Pres speas, pliigersallyy in prnise o.. taEea.
With the rich gin of rendering the finer of
the operate airs, in style of pathos and
melody unsurpassed by any similar quar-
tette in the country, they are spoken of rs
kposFssing pqFes in more foreible degree
than is ever Brought together by a similar
collection. We are almost enthusiastic In
our antieipations of enjoyment, and bope
that every one who loves and feels the
power Of good music, well rendered, will
be on hand % hear them. They sing in
c1egg's Hall f5r t%6 evenings only, and
We know the hall will be well flied.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-29

SomREs DRAAArIQuE,-Fhe popular play
of the "I'rench Spy" was enacted in excel
,ls9t,siyle lastpight = Miss Molliey Williams
appcai.fifg ~ tlfe tbest4 adySntagea IN the
several characters of Henri 81. Alme,''
"Hamet" and "Mathlde." MIR. Vincent ac-
quilted himself to the entire satisfaction OF
all present, especially in the funny farce OF
|Ap'qbifG of lnLerestP y q Z
The beautiful Irish drama of Colleen
Bawn," to be followed by the pleasing
b'Tletta 0f Jenny Lindriwill be epresdhted
|to7pighta ainbothpf which Miss Williams
and Mr.. Vincent williappeaT in the leading
characters, 1t win De one of the most at
tractiye entertainments Of the season, and
full house may be anticipated.
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GRAND DISPLAY OF WATCHES, SILVER
WARE AND JEwELRY. The establishment
of II. Kline. o.}29, Third Street. presents
grand and brilliant appearance. lie has
just made great additions to his former
Iiarge stock Of Gold and Silver Watches,
Silver Ware, Diamonds, Jewelry, sc, His
store Is perfect museum of curiosities in
the way of the beautiful and attractive. II
is well worthsagisit if-VnIy 70 see the ele-
giant array of articles which are arranged
with such excellent taste. His stock of
Holiday Presents 10 unlimited, and as he is
determined to sell at prices that will satisfy
EalLieycry hodyip wantg of articles in this
line should give him call. noy27d2t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-29

gE- Music LEssoNs-Mrs. j. +. BOIL
MrYEI,awiIfg give lessonsion the3Ifano to a
limited number of pupils, The lessons will
be given at the residences of the pupils, or
at her rooms No. 357 First street, az may be
desired.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-29

G&- ANchASr FINE lARTs.-7b the Eiitor
Of he Neg York Herald: Respecting the
relics Of porcelain ware found dgia Sthe late
eXhumations at Herculaneum which have
been forwarded to the Society ofantiquities
in London, whereof your correspondent
says the bottle resembling brakes Planta-
ton Bitters was undoubtedly placed among
the ruins by the agent of DR.. Drake, we de
sire to state that iie As iincofpctf in every
respect lfa bottle was found there bear
ing our lettering, the language iotgthe Ro-
mons was different from the accepted litera-
ture of that day. Our Agent has other
business than this in, Europe, and has not
been in Italy at all. No doubt Americans
carry Plantation BitterS y. Rome; but try
ing TO impose upon a society of AAtiquar-
ians IN this way seems quite useless, and we
do not appreciate thejoke. II is mneces-
sary for us 10 spend money in Europe while
We are unable to supply the demand for
these celebrated BittsTs here. asdi oae
Respectfully, r. II. DRAKE &Co.
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PREMoNGroNY.-There was Il light fall OF
snow last night, admonishing us that win
2 ter is,al hapd,, The unusually pleasant and
3deliShtful weatheti Tor the last month has
induced many to defer preparation for the
"cold, chilly winds of December They
WILSON DE upon lls and blessed are they
who are provided with the comforts of food
fuel and warm clothing. Those who are
destitute Of those things should be sought
out by the charitable, and their necessities
provided for. I'VE are told on the highest
authority, that "God loves cheerful
giyer,r' and it is true. /.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-29

! TURNER'S OPERA lloUsE.-This magnii-
fcent structurc--Clecidedly the most beauti
| FIJI and imposing edlice, in architectural
( design and sSmetry, in the, Vests at
I ttTacting tlIe attention and comments of the
/ press in all sections Of the country. This
speaks well for the growth and advances
lRncu aof our city; lThe4putll d, that9no
DIX OIL its lAike and popi,latinnl lsast or
West, can boast of finer or more attractive
| public buildings and business houses than
Dayton People who passed through the
city twenty years ago, should they return
now, would scarcely recognize 1t as the
same place. So much for the enterprise of
our men of capital and public spirit and
the artistic taste and genius of our builders
and mechanics. The fame of the Opera
House has renched the great american me-
tropolis, and the New York Tribune alludes
TO ii in the following gqompiimentary terms !;
,,3AIessrs. Joseph NJ. and William Turner
| have erecfed, at Dayton, Ohio, ssii Opera
| House Of elegant snsens bic, smdNery liberal.
! proportions. Ii is situated ON Main street,
and is one hundred feet in width, and FIVE
Iistories highs and the esarchitectural style is
/ that of the Norman French. fassal eds
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-29

THeaE were twelve divorce cases before
the Cuyahoga Common Pleas on Saturday
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-29

az -CoSouRisoR oPPAIN.-Dr. Kthidge's
.al great Internal and external meclh'ne. intro
e duStda few days since by Dr. J, Henry
llildreth, Is performing wonderful cures
:, thrbnghout the cities, The DoCiofhimself
apreseribes for the afflicted from his ear
slsiriage,i lor anAof those diseases which he is
posiuye, he San cure, " he can not DO go,
he will, IN all eahdor tell youso Buy a
bottle Of Ills medicine, by all means, and
try e. and II II does not perform all he rep
''rdsehts II VIM do return the empty bottle
Ito room No. ~, PhoniX House between
twoWad, three O'clock RsAfs and he win
cheerhlly refind Your money d3t.
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ARRIVAL AM DgrAHFURE OF TRAINS


tlh rAiL
CINciSNArI nauiTpN ANp rAHfo>,.
Lessc I'm
go inp,u N',u tn..,tn...-...... 9ltftn
iO,am ,,-ttrn .t-crrT-. ......,. ..... Wl 10
'fgGGY0 A.ESgI, SsX1AGKTI1E5 !" "a "a
a." i"r IN m lnc,nDaa Mia ...
f3ViTaynFi,pion 80 emmgFf ~ ~ 81 g'fsff7li'" :"
ATLANTIC KND GRi2r wfsTEnN'
l2OjpJu Ee.tern Evpres. ....... .ssEe.-s 200 70
tO5 in rEtht RSp,cs ............. t+.i-W Aw pm
li.. ..rl..i ia DAYTON AND MIcmGAN.s
ft6hORn Cht'sgo Mn, ,.-......... ,....',l 9l5 ~
s.H0 m 0iei,g,. anl lieir Ii ENressn- 20 + ."
.aal DAYTON. NENIA AND coIuAnUsa
lIu5am Fa tert EAtress.... o.. ...,...- Itl4 N
Z, t4Opm mal. ...... ........- -,......--, VI W
s;2l pm y CHI Bsrrcss. see. .-.,..ias.i'A. wy VI
INDIANA CENT AND DAMON AND WESTERN
7AoA N sEa4tArn Express +,.-s,. ,reoa $50 m
O20 a m Accommodation I-.... = .s.,--''.. ~ p IN
fe'p pm Day EKprrs'4'.. .'.-'".'.'. ii'@o9 ~ N
~ sANpUskY. DAYTON AMI cINciNNAfI.a
IOlOa m sandusky Maii. 4,....-.s. ,-..s ESQ PFC
SEQ y m 8eneioaniRin Recommendation $50 m
- DAYTON ANp UNION.
500 a m Accommodation s......,-,.....s. b;Aip m
15n m fNprea- ..i.... ~. 't'N ~
Daylou, Accom- , olauon art ~ tmGntp NJ
a3S Roturnirg icav 81 6; s pm Reaching "a ton
Leaves every morning oNeepf Mendays
Express si0aa at MiidlsiGN and haInltor only
srhoqe gpng va It on the ni trptn nnnsf Y pcnt g
their ticket in the eyoulng brfne eight o'clock.
Ihe 30 train chnnetts' Al Xeas w':h the Puts
'hurgh Express having elpciapR9 rt79O y pdr
eLeaye' deiy except Aondass -. ,.a
.a.ss.te.a .Hf -. y "N+''' ''h'
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,un. OF THR .ifI.
H m iW Hllrm Hau s
Nr4u HHI f. fH ..sft iI l.HUig
NINETEENTH CENTURY

HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
HAS BECOME, A HOUSEHOLD
a WORD THROUGHOUT THE
WEST AND SOUTH. HIS Ho|
.i WORM IOZENGERS, IN Ilb
mDal lnl LESS THAN A YEAR 9tlual.
U AFTER THEIR INTRO ly
III, W DUCTION ATTAINED b. A I
REP PUTATION AS WIDEHI
SPREAD AS THE CONTINENT
OoFi NO RiTlH "A MEsR.IiC A
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GS- George II. Wilson having purchased
the Boot and Shoee store of Mr.. Phillips,
No. 237 Third street. is now prepared to
sell Boots and Shoes cheaper than any other
store in this city. Remember that 237
Third street, next door 10 the Montgomery
House has the cheapest Boots and Shoes in
this city tsiE % o. e Bgt nov29rtl3t
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Ills not necessary 70 publish long list OF dsea 81
A diseases Of the ''+af
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E5s- IMPORTANT 70 CoNsUMPTIVls. 1.-The
long looked ffSr AiScihei lfor the cure of
Pulmonary diseases Il found Al last. Allep's
Lung BalsAnl has proyedi to be the most
axhaordinafYo medical Preparation or
- CONSUMPTION, hui relieseF Immediately the
is Ineipient stages suel ms Cohghs, Colds,
Expressions, &c. Pains in the Chest. III
y breaks up Tie most distressing cough in an
incredible short time. afaafss 'li
For sale. .bytinftOealMei in Family Med
a@ ieines generallyppst asis3esss O..
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20 SINGERS AND PUBLIC SFTAhkgiaH
will find TrocLes useful IN clearing the voice ~h%n
aiken before nging Spelkins, ani relieving % ,
throat afseran uni,sual sition ~ lleV1cnl oTAu
The 1Soshes ara re- ,on'n seled sol lFetfb4t BY
Physicians, ana hayeha o 1fimohlai- ron "mlueri
men throughout the coatyi beiesTp nlrcle of irpe
merit, amt hayng prorsi their ehle@y by,a i'sl di
nlanya fars, casf year tnds them in iaFlo'Sliii's
III yArdusg pArsiof the woril, nJ.theN T,oehes NJ
nnyers uSFrauoqneed batterthan S,heH article.
Obtain only aBGosSs BeoSeuhL T@Naes," and
10 not take any the lP,rfF fiil'i5a' ArAt may
he offered .tAs4 ~ -
Sold even %lefe 40 tho oMel ~ IN Hll IN FpI
egn Oolhfrlus, VI IS cAft n@abp S. Ath'i2, g u luW
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,aWoaflary ana CpmmsygIar.


DATroS, November Is, 1895
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TnE "CoNQuERQR-iTh agent for the
sale of the .stonqheror Of Pain" informs
us that he is meeting with great success.
Wei k,iow4 6f,a mnilSefI of pefgdns who
have used it for colds, sore throat, tooth
ache, neuralgia, &C., who speak In the
highest praise of its magical effects in the
cure of these complaints.
NA5EI -rsTrT~ -rrrT14 .EWE
r. o'BRnsN, 30l Second Street, keepsial-
ways on hand choice lot of groceries,
wines, liquors, cigars tobacco, and fish.
forget the place, All liquors purc-good
nuts can be had there-bags thrown in.
- YLale1 - N-,r poy29-d%w
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-22

EXECUTION OF A MEXICAN PAT7zor.-
The execution OF the .uaris. General Ro-
mere is thus described by the .Ne1ican, Re-
public:
The French took Nicolas Romero priso-
Iner, and fearing that he might make his es-
Scape, Potter ordered one of his soldiers
ito shoot at his leg. He was taken to Mexi-
leo, where heswas tried, the President Of the
Council showing by his words, gestures
1 and actions that he felt against him the
most implacable hatred. The sentence was
anticipated by every one. Romero, and
ten men besides, were condemned to death,
land twenty-five persons were sent out Of
the country. Macmillan orde1ed sus-
pension of the execution in order to read
The proceedings of the cause, but Bazaine
did not obey him, aud Romero was shot,
This gallant man went to the execution
wrapped in q mantle that looked like the
Mexican nag, for It had its colors and its
eagle in the center. Romero, ON arriving,
spfead his mantle on the ground, and after
stating that he died for his country, placed
himself ON it, and made the request that
after being shot he should be wrapped in
that mantle, which represented the na-
tional col0rs. The first volley did not kill
him, and b. being wounded, pointed tohis
heart. % n 70 show them Wh1o they oAoul0
aim.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-22
President Lincolnss Last Speech
Ia springflela.

In the midst Of our lamentations over
the untimely death Of President Lincoln,
we deem It not out Of place to recall to his
borrowing friends his parting words upon
taking leave OF Them, for four years. to as
sumo the duties of the exalted Office to
which he had then been elected. II was on
the 18th day of February, 1881, that he LEFT
this city, by special train for the National
Capital. We all remember the sad and
Impressive scene, which took place at the
depot. At each step Of his progress to-
wards the cars, friendly hands were ex-
|you' was sent up from nearly every one Of
the vast assembly gathered there To Wit
ness his departure. With sadness and
Mr.. Lincoln, upon reaching
the platform Of the cars, turned toward the
crowd, removed his hat, paused for some
moments ~ If unable to control his feel.
|ings, and then. slowly, inpressively and
with profound emotion uttered the follow.
|ing words:
Friends! No one who has never been
placed in like position can understand
|my feelings Ut this hour. NOR THE oPPREs.
|sIvE SADNESS FEEL AT THIS RART1NGH
For more than . quarter Of . century I
|heve lived among you, and during All that
|at your hands. Here have lived from
|my youth, until now am an old man
Here the most sacred ties of earth were -.
stunned. Here all my children were born;
here one of them lies buried. TO you, dear
friends, owe all that I have, I'LL thstI am.
All the strange, checksred past seems now
Ito crowd upon my mind.
To-day leave you. 60 to assume .
task more diflcult than that which devol.
we'd upon General Washington. Unless
1.-The great God who assisted him shall DO
with and aid me, must fail. But II the
same Omniscient mind and the same AL.
mi vhtv arm that directed and protected
|him, shall guide and support me shall
mot fail: snail succeed. Let US all pray
THAT the God of our fathers may not forsako
Eus now, To him commend you all-per-
init me to ask that, with equal sincerity
and faith, you oil will invoke His wisdom
and guidance for me.
with these few words mus. leave you
FOR sHOW LONG l KNOW NOT Friends.
lone aud all, l must now bid you ah aztec.
ltionste farewell. Estate journal, l.th.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-22
|r F arst Sergt II Schroeder, A, killed.

FIRST FIRST Sergt II Schroeder, A, killed.
|corp Fish, d, leg broken,
33D Iowa.
u aafris. 3, MORALLY in head.
'lis. Sergeant Campbell, c, slightly i,
y J Gordon, G, slightly in right eva
STEPHEN Wharton. e, severely in MOUTH m, ~
zap. VIM S Parmley, B, slightly.
corp Abram Day, F, slightly in foot
|Corp- Dingleman, g, SLIGHTLY in faca
Martin Walraven, G, slightly in right arm
John Metz, q, severe In left shoulder.
James DUNCAN, g, severely,
G Ga George Leiyard, 6, slightly in face
geo w Long, B, slightly in right leo.
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v1o oIy00s u, near I1S0I eye
Sers Samuel Dalison, F, in left arm.
23D IOWA VOLUNTEER.
Gorp II Begeler, B, left arm, slightly. -
ECottle. f, right thigh, desh wound. -
Smith, E, hand, slight,
kriss, E, knee, slight.
yonn Hudson, +, foot, slight,
~ Green, q, leg, by shell,
Kawlins, II. arm, serious,
sGb Williams, II, shoulder, since dead, ~
~, Williams, H, shoulder and arm. -
~ Jordan, !, leg, by shell,
Harrison, q, head.
Go1", seryt Wilcox, c, jaw,
krldlebaugh, F, shoulder, serious, -,
- Richmond, H. RICH. hand, slight, <
Hudson, f, head.
wv Florence, I. back.
18TH IOWA VOLUNTEERS.
Corp NJ Holiday, /. killed,
Montgomery, 4, killed.
sSergi q Rhoia, E. by she'll, slight,
CCoSp smith, =, in leg by shell,
Corp Thomas. g, arm, bv shell.
Goodman, 4, in calf Of leg.
Is Washbucn, =, head.
Buraeth, B, injured by the falling of
A Colburn. B, leg,
a Morgan, f, slight by shell.
Newley, f. slight by she'll
Sprague, g, in arm BY shell.
~ 5sxton, q, IN foot by shell, amputa.
. = Taylor. H, in shoulder BY shell, -.
s, Short, H, in back BY she'll, severe.
H ues !1angford, b, by concnesion of ,hell
Sv ts;r oeafer Corp VIM II Walker. =. n
Vsp Dagel. D, in leg BY nuaket bah.