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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-02

FOR SALE-A bargain, furniture
in 10 room house desirable location
for boarding house Inquire at The
Lennox, corner Main and Santa Fe
avenue. 25-3g
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-02
Wanted,

Washerwoman, Permanent arrange.
ment il work is satisfactory. Call
ll3 Robinson avenue. 26tf
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To School Officers.

Do not pay TRUST" prices for
school desks and school supplies, but
write to P. |. Murphy Topeka, Kansas.
~
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Order COAL from Florence Transfer
and Storage Co. Phone 32l black.
f. and @. @. depot. 26tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-02

All sewing machine supplies. oil,
needles, etc, II. H. Preston, agent
for the Singer, Rock Island Terrace
43tf
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Fine venison supper Friday evening
Rock Island hotel. 2i2S
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local News.

Wanted Girl at the California
restaurant. 2,
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-02

Medical works agree that Brights Disease
and Diabetes are incuraA&e, but n per cent are
positively recovering ~ er the Fulton Com
pounds, tDropsy. Bladder Trouble, Rheumatism
from uric acid, and the minor kidney diseases
are soon releved) Price. 81 trr Brghts Dis.
ease aud 81 50 for Diabetio Compound Free
tests made for patients. Descriptive pamphlet
mailed free. Call or address John j. Fulton o.,
Mills Building, Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-02
Tapped
II Times
Edwin W. Joys Test Case Of
Bright's Disease.
WHEN THrsAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS

WHEN THE SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS
men who Incorporated the Jno. J, Fulton
Co were putting the Fulton Compounds 10
pthetleai tests in cases OF Bright's Disease and
Dihoetes, Edwin W. JOY, the Kcarny street
druggist, stopped one of the investigators and
said he had friend who had an advanced case
OF brights Disease and wss beyond human aid
Joy explained that he had been in one of the
large " ospttals, had been tapped nearly a
uoLeh times and was so weak that his case was
looked upon as NO hopeless that his recovery
would create sensation and that It would he
nne lest Tor the compounds, We told Joy TO
SEND the patients brother down He came and
we gave MIN treatment. joy started for A
trlp around the world. fully expecting on hIs
return to md that his friend had Joined the
silent majority.
we now skip ten months joy has returned
ils Flehu Is not only still living but instead
OF the thpplngs being "a month apart as former
~, ne mas not been tapped for over six mouths
shp instead OF being confinea In q hospite! he is
nVins at home and is now down on the street
paliy and growing stronger all the time There
Is no wider known druggist on the Pacific Coast
than Edwin W. Jo
Interested parties will And him at his stores
at hearny and California streets where ha VII
confirm these important facts and give the de-
tails lhe titor of the Overland Monthly in.
Vestigated the above case aud certified to It's
entire correctness,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
DOCkSTADERS

Those who attended the opening
performance of the week at Dock
stader's yesterday were unanimous
as to the excellence of the bill. and
were not backward about showing
their feeling. The DeForrests in
their whirlwind dances offered one
of the most sensational novelties
seen at the house for several weeks.
The act stands high in vaudeville,
and is feature wherever presented
The whirling Dervishes are not in
it with the DeFolrests. The Car
men Sisters entertain most delight
fully with their part andwere warm
ly applauded. Egbert returns with
his illustrated song act and a new
singer i'll the person of j. H. Eberlv.
a baritone of very good voice. Nor
ris d Bowen. do a comedy acrobatic
turn; John q Lillian Hoover offer
a unique speciality; Miss kittie Mil
ey entertains with several songs;
Mitchell e. Marren, introduce a
minstrel specially which is one Of
the best features on the program,
and Rastus a. Banks, a clever color
ed pair offer what is undoubtedly
one of the best acts of its kind seen at
the house this season.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
DOTS,

As the water tower at Rodney
street reservoir is no longer in use,
and there Is talk of the water com.
mission tearing it down, many would
like it turned into an obser vat ory.
Letters of administration were
granted Yesterday to William NJ. and
winfield $. Palmer, upon the estate
1H Their sister, Mrs. Mary. G. Todd.
The portrait of William Mckinley
painted by j. d. Chalfant for City
EounciI, will be On exhibition at his
Studio, afternoons and evenings
until Wednesday evening, when it
win be hung in the Council chamber.
Star Of Bethlehem Lodge Of Orange
men will give an entertainment In
Odd Fellows Hall, Highlands, on
Friday evening.
! The rusey and Jones Company
yesterday shipped a consignment Of
paper-hangers machinery to the
Jncas Paper Company, OF Norwich,
CoDnecticut.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
ONE CENT.
At Harrison Street Church ;,

The following program will be
given in Harrison Street NJ. E.
Church, on Thursday evening, May
!. Silver offering.
PART |.
Piano duet Misses Johnson and Fox
Baritone solo The Three Fishers
h, Horace Harrison
Reading ''As the Moon Rose'
B Vera Anita Bailey
Trombone solo ''The Evening STAR
= Ross Robson
Soprano solo 'Gypsey Maiden, T.
Mary Poole
Reading "Aunt Elnora's Hero
Vera Anita Bailey
PART II.
Contralto solo IA Song Without
Words" Elsye Howett
Baritone solo LA Farmiere'
Horace Harrison
Reading Scene from ''Ingomar'
Vera Anita Bailey
Soprano solo IA Song of Waiting
Mary Poole
Reading ''Vehicle of Love-
{ Vera Anita Bailey
Piano duet Misses johnson and Fox
Accompanies Mrs. Horace Harrison
; and Miss May WEIGH
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
Kid Cloves,

The best $1.OO Kid Glove is
the Perdonnet, we have them
in all shades.
Our % and so cent lace Isle
gloves are selling fast.
Mems silk striped hose at
-! cents.
Boys Iron clad hose are the
best. This is the only store
you can get the genuine Iron
clad hose price Is cents.
5 dozen, all linen hemstitch-
ed damask tray covers at 25
cents, worth so cents.
s inch square Mexican
drawn work at 20 cents, worth
so cents.
6 pieces satin striped figured
challies reduced from 81 cents
to 10 cents to close.
Very pretty ginghams worth
10 cents a yard, at y cents.
Short lengths Of 36 inch
wide Windsor percales, y!
cent goods at u cents.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MR.. HENRY LUDT.AM,

Mr.. Henry Ludlam. assisted by a
capable company of players, open
ed Il two nights engagement in the
Grand Opera House last night. with
"Othello.' Tonight the company
gives The Merchant Of Venice" ;"
The company is very capable one
and deserves crowded houses.
THE BONNIE BRIER BUSH.
Manager Baylis announces The
Bonnie Brier Bush" for presenta-
tion here on Saturday, May 10th,
instead of 18th, as announced yester-
day. Since the play and it's star, J.
H. Stoddart, have been chroniciled
among the chief successes of New
York's season, and Manager Baylis
is to be congratulated upon this en-
gagement. As the name would in
dicate THE Bonnie Brier Bush is
Ian MacLaren's sketches of similar
title transferred to the stage. The
dramatist, James Macarthur, editor
OF The Bookman is native of Scot
land and holds tender reverence all
that pertains to his birthplace. The
atmosphere of the original stories
has, therefore, been preserved. Ac-
cording to the New York critics Mr..
Stoddart is peculiarly fitted to the
role he assumes that of Lachlan
Campbell, whose loyalty to his
church takes precedence over pa
ternal affection. The play con-
tains genuine and deep pathos, but
the concenssus, of New York criti-
cism seems to be that the play is
comedy,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
PAlNE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Is the Only Medicine That Can
Promptly and Permanently Ban
iSl All Wasting and Dan
eerouS Diseases.
1t Restores Lost Health When
Physicians Pronounce Your
Case Incurable.

If. in springtime, sick people young
and old-act with promptncss, wis
dom, and decision, suffering, agony,
and misery would never be carried ia
to the summer months.
TO delay the work ofbanishing dis
ease, regulating the nerves, purifying
the blood, and restoring perfect di-
gestion is serious mistake.
When the blood is sluggish impure,
and poisoned, when the nervous sys-
tenn is unbalanced. when digestion is
derangcd, and the appetite poor and
variable, be assured your condition is
critical, and calls for instant attcn-
ton before the summer months bring
additional dangers.
At this time the use Of Paine S Gel
cry Compound will do q marvellous
work for every run down, sick, and
diseased man and woman.
Its life giving work first commen-
ces with the blood, which is made
clean and pure; then the nerves arc
quickly set in order. digestive vigor
is fully restored, the appetite is made
natural, sleep is refreshing, and the
desponding heart is made light and
joyous.
1t is we'll to bear in mind that
Paine's Celery Compound owes it's
origin to the most distinguished ply
slcian that this American continent
ever produced,and his marvellous pre-
scription is publicly indorsed by our
best and ablest physicians.
If all sufferers who have been dis
appointed in the past will promptly
start with Paine's Celery Compound,
they will be astonished and delighted
with the speed with which this won-
dcrful remedy is able to call halt to
wasting and dangerous diseases. 1t
IS now making tens Of thousands well
and strong, and fitting them to en-
Joy the summer months which, to the
well and strong, are pleasurable and
happy.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
Iudch From I2t0 Z.

During the Delaware State Sun
day School convention that is held
at Grace M. E. Church this week,
the lunch on Wednes day and
Thursday will be provided by the
ladies of the Florence Crittenton
Home, for the nominal price of 25
cents. The first table will be served
promptly at twelve o'clock, the
last one at two The delegates,
members of and visitors to the con-
vention and the public in general
are kindly asked for their patron
age. Lunch can be procured any
time between the hours of IL and :
o'clock
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
ShlppIup Electric Cars

The American Car and Foundry
Company has completed consign-
ment Of Electric Cars Tor The North
western Electric Railway Company.
The cars differ from the usualrun
OF electric cars inasmuch as the
motorman stands inside. The
front and rear ends are provided
with ratings similar to those Of
observation cars. Another consign-
ment Of passenger and baggage
Goa chcs for the Des Moincs, Iowa
Falls and Northern Railroad Com.
p1uy has been hauled out in the
yards for shipment. A handsome
observation car for the Bangor and
Aroostoch Company has been COM
pieted.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE TUESDAY, APRIL 80 1902
Bish 70 Is Free to ScoId.

Washington, D. G., April 2s.-
The attack of Bishop Kelley, of Sa-
vannah, on President Roosevelt, in
an address delivered there Saturday
created great interest among lead
ing Catholic authorities here. 1t is
stated authoritatively that there is
no likelihood of any action on the
part of the church. The Bishop is
an American citizen and has a right
to give expression to his views SO
far as they are not derogatory to
religion.
He a lways has been an ardent
Southernor and often has expressed
most intense views regarding the
cause for which he fought in the
days of the Confederacy.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
Missionary 10 Speak

t Dr. and Mrs Howard Taylor, Of
thc China Inland Mission, will speak
hn the Second Baptist Church, Ninth
lAnd Franklin streets, on Wed nesday
fvening at s O'Clock. DR.. Taylor is
the son of the Rev. j. Hudson Tav.
ior. the founder Of the China Inland
Mission. Mrs. Taylor was Miss Ger
aldine Guinness. of the noted mission
ary family of that name. Both are
fnrsresting speakers and their story
bf life in China is most thrilling.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
Entertainment Held

A most delightful entertainment
was given at the Old Ladies Home
last Saturday afternoon: by the Jun
iOr Home Mission Band Of Grace NJ.
+. church. The program consisted
of dialogues and rccitations followed
by pleasant little musical, after
which the young people served lemon
ade and cake. All were highly pleased
with the social treat, and showed
their deep appreciation by begging
the young friends to come soon
again.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
Young Married COuDleS' Troubles,

R. Ransom Reese and Miss Lena
Wood of Chester, who wers mar
ried yesterday afternoon, escaped
from their friends who wished to
give them a send off. and came to
this city on the trolley cars.
Their actions were watched, how
ever aud on their return when they
left the car at Ninth and Highland
avenue, walked to Third street and
boarded q Providence avenue Car,
they were headed off by their
friends who got on the same car as
they, armed with bags of rice and
tin pans, they made it pretty lively
for the newly married people.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
Removing Turn Outs.

EMPLOYEES OF the Peoples Railway
Company are busy removing the
turn outs" on Sixth street, and
Strengthening the tracks. The
"turn-outs' were laid previous to
the completion OF the Seventh
street line, and we're necessary
because cars ran both wavs on
that street. When the cars began
running IN Sixth and out Seventh
the "turn-outs' were useless and
became a nuisance. The company
will now remove all OF them, and a
straight track will be laId.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
Bishop Coleman rOes Vast

BISHOP Coleman left for Denver,
Colorado, yesterday where on Thurs
day night he will preach the sermon
at the Conservation of Bishop Olm.
stead. Immediately after the ser.
vice. the bishop will resume the re.
turn trip to this city,in order to keep
some Of his appointments.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
Union Fire Company,

DIhF Twelfth Ward people who flv-
or fire company have named it as
Union No. TO- This makes four No.
10 companies. The Ford Morocco
company is one of the agitors for q
fire company in that section. Fourth
ard Union is considered a desirable
location for the fire company's head.
QIlartprS
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
a2I.5t
I)ROPO-Al4o

t)ROIO'AlIo
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received by
the Trustees OF the Poor OF New Castle county
until 10 O'Clock u. H., WEDN ESDAY,A April ~,
l9p2 Tor supplying the New Castle Go. HoSpi al
from Apri! 50. i9U2, to the last Wednesday in
duly. 1892. with 'bsof, mutton, bread gro.e
s,dry goods, Shoes tobacco, carpet slippers,
drugs and medicines.
Bidders on shoes, lirpers and tobacco will
be required to furnish samples
Bids for beef will be by the quarter in pro-
portion Of one hind quarter to .hree fortquar.
tiers, out Of cattle well fatted and dressing not
less than jUJ pounds.
Bids for mutton will be on forcquarterJ Of
eight ribs only.
Bids for groceries, dry goods and drugs will
be on tho various kinds named on the schedule
aud must be of thn best quality. Bids will also
BIZ rocrived for supplying the Hospital with
creamery butter delivered in such Quantities
as the superintendent may direct.
All bids to 5e directed to the Trustees OF the
poor.
No bid will be received unless in accordance
with tha above.
Trustees reserve the right to reis ct any or
al bids.
All bids to be IN by Tuesday morning at 9
O'Clock. 1t Is d.s ised by the BoarI on account
OF the close proximity of the County H. spitnl
to the Delawrre state Hospital, that no one
attend except those having business with the
board. DAVID NJ CtGi.
a26.3t euperint snuent.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
Dai;pI,tfuI Recital

mss. Bculah Gilbert Strayer gave
fecital in st. Pau's NJ. f. church
last night under the auspices of Sum
shine Circle OF Kings Daughters.
Ernest S. Haynes and Misses Lewis
and Vandersloot gave vocal selections
and Miss Edna Bradficld gave some
excellent violin solos
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

The active Association OF the
Friendship Fire Company will hold
a special meeting tonight TO take
action on the death OF Lawrence
Taylor the saloon man who. died
last night. The deceased was
member of the association,
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
Signs For Streets,

The contractors who are to fur
nlsh signs for the streets will start
work on them in short time. The
signs ill be cf wood and there
will be about 1000 in all, which
will make good showing when
they are placed in position. The
names OF about 500 streets have
already been turned over TO the
painters and work upon these
sirus commenced.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

Young Eaton, one Of the High
School runners last Saturday in the
relay race on the Franklin field,
Philadelphia, is confined to his
home, suffering from hemorrhages.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
GUESSING CONTEST.

Several cash prizes will be awarded to the successful guess
er of the number of dots fill this circle Time Of mailing
or receiving this office will count in priority The coupons
must be sent in later than three days after publication
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
[, B, RILEY
Wednesday the
day for Specials.
Ribbons.

We have decided to con-
tinue our sale of so and IS
cent ribbons at 25 cents all
this week, if they are not all
sold sooner.
Pink, blue, white and red, 5
inch Taffeta ribbons at II cts.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

Miss Nellie Rash, Of Marshallton,
has been spending few days with
her brother in New York.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
Wrappers.

We will offer 8 special
Wrappers for "Wednesday sell
ing, prices 80, 10 and S5 cents.
These Wrappers are made full
with tiounce skirt trimmed
with braid and worth q third
more.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

LAVE YOUR LIFE READ WITH TEA
- grounds 25 cents. Mrs. Carpenter, No.
li2S Brandywue street. ala.lmo+
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

Diamond DyeSaAree ehd d smpss tan uss tst ays' made
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

HONsUMPIlON, AsIHMA. CArAHsi
~ rheumatism. NelralsA qEicl ral 10
pr. Gut.Omery,.H N. Stu street PuilL. Pa
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
FOR RENT.

BOARDING AND LOGGING - LCN;d
u cafe Mrs Kate Bostics, sJ) W. sIh ST
as Inn
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

M ONEY 10 LOAN ON FIRST
Nl mortgages in supls to suit. For aale
roll top desk in gool ORDER Henry Hoopes.
Wv Market street. ;bI'''
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

VErllhIAM ZOLPER
wv First ctass tuner ami reparer of panos
and organs, has tnlei fer royal families ia
Germany. VIII be in Wilmington every day
Address p. q. box 15j Wlm,us ston, or reSl
dence. Elktun, Md. inl.-3nl
nH DEHAHDTS PENNYkOYAL PILLS
- The only genuine ptnnyroyal pills; at
druggi st5 or by mail SlUJ. Cltica ~ N. Ninth
trect, lEia
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
FOR SALE.

L'OR SALE-QUICX LUNCH AND ICE
- cream narlur doing good business; good
reason for selling. Address Q. L., this o fice.
u!D ct
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

LNOR SALE-EUrHRE WINDMILL AND
IL tank IN perfect order, having city water
will sell cheap. Apply s.! King street.
ml2-lm'
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29

MO REASONABLE DEFER REFUSED
~ for house and lot 9!0oWashinston street
Apply on premises. al5.Imt
The evening Republican., 1902-04-29
W AN'I'III>.

NNyANTED GIRLS FOR KNITTING.
wv looping and topping exper cnc,d
HANDS and learners; also few bright boys.
Apply at oitice Of Charles Taylor Co, Poplar
street. between eth and 18th alG limo
T ADN WISHES 4 POSITION AS HOUSE.
~ keeper III Il small family widower pre-
ferred best reference Call 255 y. Franklin
street, city. ASST
The National tribune., 1902-01-23

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: In 1861
two companies were recruited in and
about Battle Greek, Mich, and reported
to Gen. Fremont at st. Louis, Mo. There
we found troops from Ohio and northern
Missouri, who had reported there the
same as ourselves, all anxious to be as
signed somewhere in the military service
of the United States. Capt. Merrill, OF
the Regular Army, was on the ground
waiting for a regiment, and the companies
90 in alp were thrown together, Merrill
commissioned Colonel, and given COM
mand of this body, and the regiment SO
formed named the Merrill Horse. Subse-
quently another Michigan company was
added to the regiment, and another formed
by details from all the companies, filling
the regiment TO 12 companies, and we
were then assigned to the State of Mis-
souri, and designated the I'd Cav. Col.
Merrill proved good organizer, and
made out of this material fine regiment.
which remained in the service to the end
of the war, serving in the States of Mis-
souri,, Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee
and Alabama.
After the close of the war we made at
tempts to organize and hold Reunions,
but this proved futile, as there was no
central. place for meeting. Nineteen years
ago last August we met in Battle Greek
and organized the Michigan Battalion.
Merrill Horse Association, and have held
our Reunions annually ever since and
generally in this city. sIsT
Our forces are now greatly scattered,
and the grim reaper has thinned our ranks.
One hundred and three was the largest
number counted at any one Reunion. and
81 the smallest. Our last Reunion was
held here on Sept. % last, with 81 pres
ent---GEo. III. RowELL, Secretary, Battle
Greek, Mich.
The National tribune., 1902-01-23

Hovey-Escort, 1st Ind. Cav, Co. c, Lieut.
| James l.. Carey.
First Brfgade-Brig.-Gen George +. Nc
| Ginnis -11th Ind, Lieut.-Col. William ".
| Darnell; 9th Ind, Col. William T. Spicc.y
34th Ind, Col. Robert A. Cameron, Maj. RolI-
ert Il. Jones. Col. Robert 4. Cameron; 4Gtli
Ind, Col Thomas II. BriughUrst; 29,h Wis.
| Col. Charles X. Gill, Lieut.-CoI. William A.
| Greene.
Second Brigade-Coi. James II. Slack-S7th
| Ill, Col John T. whiting; 4Ith Ind, Lieut.
| Col. John A. Mclaughlin; 2ith Iowa Col.
| Ebcr e. ByHm, Lieut.-COI. John o. Wiids;
| 2Sth Iowa. Col. John Connell; J6th Ohio, Col.
| William II. RayDOr.
ArtIIiery-lst Mo Light Battery A, Capt.
| George ". SchOiicld; Ohio Light. ID Battery,
| Lieut. Augustus Beach; Ohio Light, 10th Bat
| terry, Lieut.. Russell i. Twist.
Fourteenth Dlvision-Brig. Gen. Eugene \.
| Carr-EscOrt, ID Ill. Cav, 60. &, Capt. Enos
McPhail. Capt. Samuel $. Marrett.
First Brigade-tD Brighten. William l..
Benton, q, Col Henry u. Washburn (as.
| sumed command May 81, ~ Col. David
Skunk assumed cOmmamd JGuc 27l-:Sid H..
Col Charles f. Lippfncott; 49th H.. Col.
George W. K. Bailey, Lieut. Col. Lclnuei
Parkp; sth Ind, Col. David Skunk. Maj
Thomas j. Brady; 18th Iud.. Col. Henry -.
Washburn. Capt. Jonathan H. Williams; Isl
L. S. .Icgc guns, Maj. Maurice Ma.onry.
Second Brigade Brighton. Michael X.
LGwIcr-21st Iowa. Licut.-Co!. Cornelius ".
Dunlap. Maj. Salue q. YanAmda; 22d Iowa,
Col. William NJ. Stone. -LdeHt.-C0i. Harvey
Graham. MAJ, Joseph H. AtHerton, 'dpt.
Charles n. Ice: I'D Iowa Cot Samuel l..
Glasgow; 1Ith Wis, Col. Charles j.. Harris,
Mai. Arthur Platt.
ArtiiIcry-2d ILL., Light Battery 4. Lieut..
Frank B. Fenton, Capt Peter Davidson; Ind.
Light. 1st Battery, Capt. Martin Klaus.
Thirteenth Corps, aggregate present.
25,G25.
FIFTEENTH CORPS Maj.-Gen. William
T. Sherman.
First Divison-Maj- Gen. Frederick Steele.
First Brigade-tD Col Francis II. MantrT
% Col. Bernard G. Farrar tassnmcd com
mand June 12J-l3th ILL.,, Col. Adam Il. Gor-
gas; 27th No. Col. Thomas Curly; 29th Mo.
Cot. James Pcckham; Both Mo. LieUt.-"ol.
Otto Schadt; 31st Mo. Co. Thomas e.
Fletcher. AaJ. Frederick Jaensch Lieut. Col.
Samuel r. Simpson; sd NO. Maj. Abraham
j. Scay.
Second Brigadc-COl Charles X. Woods
25th Iowa. Col George a. Stone; 3lst Iowa.
Col. William Smyth, Maj. Theodore Stim-
ming: Sd NO.. Licut.-CnL Theodore Mcu-
mann; 18th Mo, Col. Hugo Wlugelim 18th
Mo- Col. Francis Hassrndruhrl. Lieut. Col.
John r. Cramer; 10th Ohio, Licut.-Cpl vii
liam Il. Woods.
Third Brigade Brighten. John VI. Thayrr
-4th Iowa, Coz. james A Williamson. Lieut..
Col. George Burton; 9th Iowa. Mai. boa y.
Carpenter. Capt. Frederick :. Washburn, Col.