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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-07

c. sCHAFFER. City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-07

DIR. MARY YATES-Magnetic healer
and spiritual medium. Hours, l to 10
y. IN. Residence, EOS Fourth avenue
Take the Blue line west
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11
Mrs. WhedOn Divorced.

Colorado Springs, Nov. 9-Mrs. Nellie
f. Whedon was yesterday afternoon
granted divorce IN county court from
her husband. Edwin Il. Whedon owner
and conductor OF Whedon's hospital at
Monte Vista, on charges sensational in
character. DIR. and Mrs. Whedon were
married at Del Norte March p. 1896
Their son, Edwin f. Whedou, was born
March -, 1897 She asked for and was
gwen the custody OF their minor child,
but did not ask for alimony.
After making the general charge OF
intidelity agains, her husband. Mrs.
Whedon specified an attachment, be.
tween DIR. Whedon and one Of his trained
nurses, whose true name Mrs. Whedon
says she does not know. To this nurse
Mrs. Whedon declares her husband
pad many marked and delicate atten-
tions, often driving with her, taking her
to places OF amusement and making ex-
cursions in her company TO neighboring
towns. Mrs. Whedon says that they
sustained an improper relation. yhch
was renewed nj Denver ms recently as
Nov. 3. The nurse left DR.. Whedon's
employment and vent to Denver Aug.
%, and after tnat Mrs. Whedon says
that DR.. Whedon and the nurse ex-
changed love letters and arranged by
letter for their Denver meeting Den
yer Post.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11
Mass Meeting at Alamosa
This will be the Most Important Meeting
Ever Held in the Valley

Senator Patterson. Represents
tive Brooks, f. 9. Cloudy and
Prot. Carpenter will be in attend.
ance. A special train will leave
Monte Vista at 1900 IN. and re-
turn at the close of the meeting,
Wednesday, November 10Th. One
fare for the round trip.
The purpose of this meeting il
to impress upon our congressman
the Importance OF governmental
action in the wsy Of reservoirs.
The larger the attendance the
better the effect. 1t 10 the duty
of ranchmeu to attend this meet.
ing. Your presence will speak
louder than words. What the
valley most demands 10 the con.
sent OF the federal government to
the storage Of the water OF the Rio
Grande river and its tributaries.
This is not asking much and with
our representatives at Washington
once thoroughly impressed with
the Importance Of the subject We
feel that they will accomplish
something.
Senator Patterson 10 aggressive
and when he takes bold OF any.
thing he 10 recognized. Now that
he hes consented TO meet our peo-
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

pie and investigate our qeeds he
and Representative Brooke should
receive an enthusiastic reception
at Alsmosa. This movement was
inspired by Monte Vista citizens
and it is their duty to respond to
the call. Do not wait for one an.
other, but everybody attend
There 10 no law or treaty tina,
prohibits the storage Of water. but
ipse dixit Of one mana subordi.
nate officer of the GOVERNMENT.
That man can I've reached by pro-
per effort on the part Of our con.
gressmen and tho restriction re-
moved.
There is no time to lose. II
the San Luis valley has no right
to the flood waters Of the Rio
Grande river it has no right 10
any aud something should be done
before all the water is appropri.
ated below.
At this meeting the proposition
to petition the agricultural de.
partment at Washington for favor.
able grazing regulations on the
Forest reserves will also be con.
sidered aud other matters of i'm
portance will be discussed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11
presbyterian Church


XIV. TIoHuT T.. TH0VFrON' Ta-t"f.
Morning worship Mt III o'clock.
Theme "rhe message Of the spirit
to the church nj Prrgamos." being
the third in n series If sermons on
"The message to III. seven church
81 of Asia" Evening. aye are
no, Your own, ye nre bought with
u price"
Sunday School ~ n. m. Junior
Endcavor p. m Senior En-.
dcavor Gas p. m. "Wednesday eve.
ming prayer meeting 1880.
a welcome for all.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11
Pirst Baptist Church.

Ray. y. l., nLowrns. Pastor.
Morning-A special .-rnon for
Family Day. Evening-rhe paths
Of life.
Next Sunday il Family Day at
the Baptist church. 1t is hoped
that every family Of the church
and congregation will be present.
young and old having n family
Bible with them. 4 special -er-
mon will be preached for the
occasion. II il III. dat. for All
Offering for the distribution Of
Bibles among all peoples. In
America ". bsv. missionaries
working among people Of - dill.
ercnt languages. Bib. DAY or
Family Day is y concerted effort
Of the churches 10 give the Bible
u, these various peoples M we'll M
~ the nations among whom W.
are laboring In foreign lands,
printed In their own tongue.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11
0ptssiss oenlae.

Mr.. II. Icove, reprssssting ~
we'll known optical 6rn Of 0rsss
Z Green, Dpavor, will be II ths
Simpson hotel Aoeday, Tuesday
ard Wednesday,, Nov. Is. IA asd
Is.
Aavoas having di1culty With
Their eyes and uoedin9 properly
Gttsd Siassss should MOI fasl to ~
Mr.. loovs. he has hssa eo0iaG
hsrs regularly for Tie pase 1vs
ysars asd COASTS amoeG his patsoas
soas Of ~ bsst ksows people
hsre.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

DIR. E. f. Whsdon left last Saturday
night for Colorado Springs where he
has had two Offers to enter practice.
DR.. Whedon has enjoyed large practices
in Monte Vista and his work has been
attended, in most cases, with remark
able success. He made many friends
by his prompt attention to professional
cslls-no case being too trivial or too
far distant TO receive his services. Tho
Whsaou Hospital 10 very crsditsble
edition 70 the town, being equipped 10
. thorough manner ~ regards sanitation
aud appliances. DR.. Whedon's successor
Dr. +. G. Buchtel, IL n physician and
surgeon Of exceptional qualifications and
will no doubt receive large patronage.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11
Special Rates.

A special will leave for the Alamosa
Farmers .neeting next Wednesday as
follows: Del Norte, 1920 n. m; Monte
Vista IL IN; Moifat. o II. M; Hooper, 9:i5;
Mosca, 1905. The return trains will
leave Alamosa at 5p, m, One fare
for the round trip. As many ms possib
should avail themselves OF this meeting.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

The cattle in the hills are being
roand~d up aud brought to the
valley tor winter fseding. Feed
10 The bills the past season haa
besu unusually good aud cattle srs
fst, bot owing 70 low prices mosl
o( the hsrds will b. kept over IN.
other year,
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

l. X. Kramer aud Mis- K. Mas
Beiser we're married Sunday, Nov,
4th, 1t the residence OF W. J. En-.
Earl. the Rev. J. II. Deeds o@c,st-
ing. The newly married coupls
LETT for Hopswsll New Mexico
Sunday night aud will In At hone
In Monte Vista after December l.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Bishop Olmsted and Archdeacon Scho-
field will hold service in y. Stephens
church, Monte Vista. on Wednesday
Nov. Is, at 7:D p. N. and will celebrate
tho Holy Communion on Thursday Nov.
10 At 10 o'clock .. IN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

J. Q. Strawn hes resigned his
position here - station agent and
will soon b. transferred 10 Farm
ington, New Mexico. At his own
request. Mr.. Strawn hes bssn
hero . good many years and hes
served the company faithfully and
we'll and b,s leaving will be no
grsttsd BY the business mon Of
THE town. Tho work here hes b.
como TOO srduous for ono man aud
the company doss not feel able 10
employ the needed help. Mr..
Ssrswn hes reached that ags whers
be b DESTROYS q 90 easisr job and
Parniugtou seems n OTTER him
abost what be wants.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

The C0sgrovc Grand Concert
Orchestra will bc ut the Opera
House, Monte Vista, November %.
This company has been in Monte
Vista and delighted Il large audi
cncc. The press Of the country Is
loud IN praise of this company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Il. j. Black, formerly of Kansas,
has bought the watch and jewelry
business of l.. ID. Trontfetter. He
will make specially of repairing
watches and fitting glasses.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Zinser Brothers sold four cars
potatoes this week at 81. This closes
out their potatoes for this season.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Zach Eagle says he is tired OF walking
and IL the fellow who took his bike from
the north side Of Fsssett's store will re-
turn it. either by day or night there will
be nothing said,
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

The next number furnished by
Midland Lyccum Bureau will he \
lecture by DR.. Elliott A. Boyl, ut
the Opera House, November Goth.
Tho Lyccum Bureau says:
1T Is with pleasure that We
present tn the west this season the
lectures Of Elliott A. BoyI. No
one Is ever given \ place on our
list Of talent until be has proven
himself = master Of his art. MIR.
BoyI's work In the past has clearly
demonstrated him to Do such. He
bias the rare faculty Of combining
choiarship and oratorv."
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Mayor Boyle, OF Creole, came down
Tuesday evening for few days hunt in
the valley and returned home Friday
morning. He stopped one night at the
Doris ranch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

The Temple Quartette company will
give an entertainment at the Opera
House, Tuesday night, Nov. 81, under
the auspices Of the Monte Vista lecture
course. This is first class Company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11
Methodist Episcopal Church.
sunday School 10 a. m.

Sunday School 10 IA. m.
Epworth League G:45 p. m.
Preaching at | | "a. m. and 1880
p. m. Morning theme, "The
Responsibility of Hearers"
Evening theme. "Genuine and
Counterfeit The evening SER
mon will be illustrated. Special
music.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Ralph Carson loft last Saturday
night for S,lverton, where be aocs
to take a COOL position IN the D.. 4
K. g. freight Office. "kit" IL one
Of the boys and will bc very much
missed among the young people
here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Evidence in the case of Philip
Schuck against the Hartford Gold
Extraction Company was taken
Wednesday before Jesse Stephen.
son, referee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Carl Martinez has been sinking an
artesian well at his residence IN the east
side Of town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Zach Eagle offers q reward for infor-
nation that will lead to the conviction
OF the one who stole his bicycle-a Mon
arch wheel.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

A cold winter has already been
predicted by a number Of local
weather prophets.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Mrs. W. j. Clark il on visit TO
her old home in Nebraska where
her mothers family have recently
held q reunion.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Miss Virginia Heating, who will
bc seen here rs an entertainer with
the COsgrove Grand Concert Or.
ccstra company, has quickly ac-
CURED q popularity that is lasting
and she Is easily IN the front ranks
~ reader. The very remark ablc
charm of her personality and the
strength and richness Of her voice,
her enthusiasm Is IN artist and her
high appreciation Of all the best
things IN literature all contribute
. te.iasars hss ashOundsd success q
= public reader and entertainer.
Miss Heating was late leading lady
with the famous actor, Mr.. James
O'Neil.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

In eastern Colorado mo re- gov
eminent land is being claimed now
than At any time since the settlers
moved into the rain belt country
70 take up lAnds that had before
been considered ~ waste and i'm
possible Of cultivation. The
Campbell method Of farming seems
70 10 behind the movement.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Mrs. Larick and Miss Heilman re-
turned from California Friday morning.
They report having enjoyed their trip to
the coast very much.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

F. +. Moodv made . business trip
70 Denver Tuesday night to be
gone several days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Abe Schiller ,is found. On
y Wednesday Sheriff Garcia received
telegram from Buffalo. n. T.,
from the police officers that man
had walked into the police station
saying that he wished to give him
Z self up-that he was wanted in
Coneios county, Colorado. After
satisfying himself as to the identity
of the fugitive Sheriff Garcia start
cd Thursday night for the east to
bring Schiller back. District At.
torncv Pitcher accompanied the
=. sheriff to Denver to get requlsition
papers from the governor although
1t was expected that no requisition
would be necessary. The sheriff
expects to get the reward of five
Ashundrcd dollars offered by Herman
Schiller for the apprehension of
Abc. II will he Il source of consid-
1 cradle satisfaction to the creditors
of the bank to hear of this arrest.
Several mysterious matters may be
cleared up and If there are more
than one or two guilty parties to
4 the bank wrecking they may all
suffer alike-Alamosa Courier.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Prof. ". hoyt, Delaware, O.
Elliott A. Boyl 10 certainly . mas
tor of word painting and dramatic
oratory. He hss but few equals
and no superiors.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

The Cresde Candlssays: About
halt \ dozen fellows Who <sre laid
|o6 from the mines aud mills have
skipped leaving accounts unpsid,
principally boarding house bills. +"
II any OF these men come TO Monte
Vista they should be required to
pay board in advance.
8. p. Mix came down from Pla-
toro Tuesday and went 70 Del
Norte Wednesday. He says Pla-
toro 10 looking up. The Nam.
mouth 10 shipping some good ore
aud parties on Fishers Gulch are
doing considerable development
work and are uncovsring good ore.
". +. White and George Cor.
lett reached Alamoss Tuesday with
5000 lambs from Oregon. They
were driven out seven miles north
where they will be fsttensd 90
peas. This shipment is owned by
q. n. Corlett, ". T.. White and
John Fischbach.
Nicely furnished room to rent.
Hot and cold water with bath.
AQa.. Liza. Y
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

John B. Hsilman Of Farmington.
New Mexico, arrived In town
Tuesday on q two weeks visit. He
10 in good health and speaks very
highly OF Pennington.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

J. P. Vesrksmp wss called to
Dsl Norts Wednesday on lAw bus-
ines.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Judge Creason came down from
the hills last Saturday and 10 now
looking for 40 easy job in town.
such - shovelipg coal for instance.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-11-11

Nicely furnished room to rent,
Hot and cold water with bath.
Mis-. ENos KEEL
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
DITNeY.

Health is good ia this vicinity.
our sunday school IL progressing
nicely with Nj Jim Jordan ~ super.
inteudent.
Mr. Dorse Monroe, our singing
teacher. IL going e. teach class a,
this place.
Charley Watson. % Catfsville. al.
tended Sunday school A. This plar,
sunday.
Misses Annie and Cora Watson
were the guests ~ Miss Ns,tis Bslt
sunday.
Farmers are busy planting corn.
The fruit crop il not entirely de-
s,toyed but is badly damaged by N,
frost.
Lee sullenger aud his sister Min.
ME attended sunday school At thi,
place Sunday evening.
Mrs. Maud Watson aud husban,
visited her father aud mother. neal
Jsevias. saturday and Sunday.
suecs,s 20 The Record.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

had not been done long before.
No one denies the authority Of
city government to TX the rate OF
telephone tolls, street car fares,
and electric and gas charges for
light, power and fuel. Then If a
city is so empowered, why not own
such utilities and profit by the use
thereof instead Of giving or selling
the franchises to corporations-nine.
tenths Of the owners Of which are
absentees, residents OF other Ststes
and yearly take their profits to
other fields for investment. The
profits from the operation Of street
railways, telephones, electric and
gas companies Of a great city will
very nearly. il not entirely, deiray it's
expenses They will come so near
doing so that taxes will be only
nominal
Some people urge in opposition
that such ownership would open
such fields for graft and corruption
the whole country would soon be in
the hands Of thieves entirely. That
view is too pessimistic TO even be
considered. The United States Gov.
eminent owns and operates the poo
tai system. Is it seething mass
OF graft and corruptiOL' Would
the addition Of telegraph and tele.
phone lines make it q field for irsud'
The State Of Georgia has owned
and operated q railroad for years
one OF the principal roads in the
State-which has been . paying in.
yestment from its Inauguration to
date. Has anyone ever heard OF
any corruption or graft in sonnec
ton with that roAdi
The Government Of New Zealand,
one Of the most important Of the
British colonies, owns oil railroads,
telegraph and telephone lines, and
other utilities Of this character.
Everything works we'll there, and
there is no dishonesty anywhere.
Railroad freight aud passenger rates
and telegraph and telephone tolls
are all cheaper there than elsewhere
on he globe
Government ownership will be a
living issue in the next presidential
campaign, and while it may not wiz
then, il has come 70 stay.
OLD GUARD.
County, April "a. 1905.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
NfLtiendsn CIrcnll Inntt

Crltteuden Circuit Court
Carrie ThTslkeld admt Of
Foster rhelksld, decd. plif
against Ngtir.
Foster rhIelkeld, j.. &C
defendant
bJ virtue II an order nlsd boz The
above styled cause At the March
term Of the Ctliteuden circuit court
1876, directing mo, a. commissioner
Of said court, 90 take aud hear proof
Of any aud all claims against the
estate Of The said Foster Thfelkpld.
decd. now for this purpose all cred.
iiors are hereby notified that I will
open my commission Immediately ia
Che town Of Marion, KY aud con.
tiuue same until the uth day u June
1895, inr the purpose above mention.
ed aud all claims uot presented 10
me At my office ou or b,fof, said
date will be forever barred
Given under Any taud this the .B'h
iay u April, lelj.
JG. ROCHESTER.
Com. &. &C.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
Governmental Ownership
Our Friend, "Old Guard" Has
Something to Say on II.

Editor Of The Record; As you
know, Judge Dunno, Of Chicago,
nominAlly a Democrat, has been
elected mayor Of that city and there
is general rejoicing throughout the
entire country. This rejoicing lie
lot because his opponent, Judge
John NJ. Harlan, q Republican. was
IN anywise Objectionable as am,u,
for no gentleman is held in higher
esteem by all citizens Of Chicago
II was because Judge Dunno was
nominated by an element which
stood uncompromisingly for muniei.
pa ownership Of all public utilities,
and the fight was made on this
issue solely.
We will now see carried into
eject the public ownership aud op
trstiou Of stree, car lines 10 = grea,
metropolitan eligible second city
in the United S,a,ss
There have been forming Tor a few
years pas, little currents here aud
there IN favor Of the public owner.
chip Of the various utilities Of the
country, aud these currents coming
together have formed strong
stream that Is daily gaining in
strength aud Volume Every day
the trend Of public opinion is NOR,
and more in that direction.
These things are coming It Tia
part Of the manifest destiny Of ihi,
great country ihA, government, bolt
National and State, shall own ,h,s,
public necessities The Arroganc,
aud domineering insolenee Of cor
poraied and aggregated wealth hal
become such . menace 10 the coun
,ry's safety that the Government, ia
sheer self defense, will be forced Il
do this, and when II 10 done, lh,
wisdom Of The sci, The blessing with
which !, will be irsusht will be &c
patent that svtpOns will wonder 4
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

proved successful. Further tests are
to be made, to supervise which Mr..
Holland has been Invited TO go 10
Japan
An American, reputed 10 be an An.
napolis man, is 10 charge u IN, boats
He 10 training the JApsnese officer,
% handle them.
As Mr. Holland i personally build
ing boats for the japanese govern
ment, while the SchwAb- Nixon syn.
dictate Is building boats FOR Russia. 10
results that Holland Is e. wage Wal
on the boats that are being bull, by
the men with whom be wa. formerly
associated.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

Under the heading "Shsufls Sale
| notice it says by virtue Of Ven
dIiioua EIpona., etc. What d. =
Hsnditiona E,pons,i
i, u somewhat rare to fud 10
Kentucky person who is Rot fully
informed a. TO . "Nsnditioua ~
PonAs You take three cups Of
sugar, sii,,d we'll, add four nutmeg.
and hall pint Of Old Hickory
whisky and you will catch IT,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
Notice TO Present Claims.

All persons having claims against
the Criiiendsn County Republican
Committee for service as primary
election oiiieers, house. for holding
election, or Gny expenses incurred
on account Of said primAy election
held April !, 1905, will please pre-
sen, their claims q, once.
7 ATCHISoS FRAZER.
Treasurer.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
Notice TO Present Claims.

All persons having claims sgAins
the CrlItendsn County Republican
Committee for service a. primsr,
election officers, houses Tor holdin.
election, or any expenses INQUIRE,
on account Of said primary election
held April /. 1905, will please pre-
sen, their claims q, once
T. ATCHlsON FRAZER.
Treasurer
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

Do you always h,M a gum drop
II Is not absolutely necessary that
you should always bear a gum drop
II depends good deal on how iar
It drops aud what Il IL made from
We once knew health officer that
was never known to lstagum drop
eIcep, when drinking coca coils
He knows more abou, il ihau We DO
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28

We have purchased the remnant
OF the Marion Hardware Cos. stuck
and we will have some splendid bar.
gains TO offer farmers and person.
desiring goods in our line. We will
sell a lot Of slightly damaged hard
ware a, remarkably low prices.
HlNA-BABB co.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
Information Bureau.
Questions Answered TO Entire
satisfaction u the Editor
Jennie, New OrleAn.

Jennie, New Orleans.
How does 4 stone step We are
grstihei lha, our lAbors are being
appreciated throughout the entire
country Miss Jennie, Of New Or
leans, asks how does q stone step.
We Anci,n's always claimed that
there Was a growth in rocks from
year to year, that IN fact = certain
life existed aud proved It 10 their
sAtisia ,tion by measurements We
have looked the ground over care
fully. including several stone quar-
ries, and We are satisfied that q
stone steps a good deal Ikea plank
walks, sIeep, the stone doesn't get
slivers IN your Zee, when you A.,
sliding doUn the back cellar door
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
BOATS OF HOLLAND
MAY BE PITTEp SOON
AGAINST ScHWAB'S.
American Submarine YES
sells and Cruisers In Jap
Russian War.

NEW YORK, April 27.-John D..
Holland, the submarine inventor. is
said to have been notified by the ape.
a nese government that the preliml-
nary tests Of submarines built secret.
ly by him ana shipped to Japan have
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
Stray Notice..

sirAyed from my home in Marion.
SbOu, three weeks ago, one red steer
abOu. two years old, weigh, about
600 lbs and one red heiisr, weigh,
sbou, 500 lbs. Will appreciate any
information a' 10 their wh,r,abOu,s,
or Nill reward for their return.
]. W. OWENS.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-28
APPLICANTS
Examined for Increase In
Pensions.

Wednesday April 10th siI apph
ean's for increase in pension ap
pesred before the local board Of e1
aminers to undergo physical s1ami
nation. They may be located b.
friends and comrades Is follows
Richard Martin, FREEDOMS, Co. A
s,h regiment, L. 5. c. II. A.. VIM
7. Corlsy, Starr Co. /, 18th regi
ment ny. Vol. Ihit; wm ]. Paris
Marion Co. b, iSih Rsgt Ky. Vol
lift. ChAs Waller, TrAdewAter, Co
h, 18th Rsgt Ky. Cavl; VIM. +
Paris, Marion, Co. II, 10th Reg
Ky. Vol. lnit Marion Thurman
Co. A, s,h Rsg,. L. S. Q. Vol. II. A