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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-27

Garden City defeated Rapidan at the
latter place yesterday, ten to seven.
The Leather Founders of this city met
defeat at Kasota yesterday at the hands
Of the Kasota team by score of eight
to four
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-27

Mum erous Games of Ball Played Sat
urday and Sunday.

Rosenberger & Curriers' team defeat
ed a picked team at base ball at Sibley
park Saturday afternoon by score of
ten to seven. The picked team was cap
tanned by Mr.. Giblin. Sheldon, who
pitched for Rosenberger & Currier,
struck out thirteen. Both pitchers play
ed good ball, but Sheldon had the best
support. Giblin pitched for his team.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-27

Word has reach there that some of the
western members of congress who went
home intending to conduct "stand pat''
campaign have become disturbed at the
sentiment for revision they have dis.
covered in their districts.
They have become convinced that
some concessions will have to be made
to the revisionists and have so apprised
Cannon and others. Whether to stand
rigidly by high tariff or show such leni
ency toward revision as will satisfykre-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-27

The Patterson Mercantile company
team will next Saturday afternoon play
either the Rosenberger & Currier team
or the Y. NJ. C.. A. team. 81
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-27

vision sentiment is; therefore, large
question before the Oyster Bay confer
ence. Revisionists believe the president
will align himself before long in favor
of change in schedules.
A notable instance of tariff change
of heart cited here is that of Represen-
tative Fred Lands of Indiana who left
Washington recently a standpatter, but
on getting in touch with the district be-
esslnd convert to revision.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

William A.. Sewers and others to Law
renee J. Good, nHs, nwA, section ), Ster
ling, for 5000.
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Saturday afternoon at Eagle Lake the
village team defeated the Y. NJ. G..
A. team of this city by score of ten to
two.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-27
QUER7. is k5[EARY GREATER TRAN The PARTY?

Minnesoa Have Declared for Revision of the
Schedules Changed ediatey He
Not Be Permitted to Shine in the Light
of Party
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-27
FOR SALEM
40 Acres Of Land in Grand Forks
County, North Dakota.

N tic heart of the famous Red River Val
ley. 80 acres under gh state of rulti-
walton, balance in pasture and meadow.
All can be cultivated. The soil is black
loan with yellow sui soil Excellent graded
roads. The buildings consist sf small
house, barn, granary cow shed. well of good
water. In a German locality, one mile to
school, eighI and a half miles to sood town
and twenty-five miles to city of Grand Forks,
town of l2.G00 inhabitants, whe' is located
the Univei sity of North Oak ia and numerous
manufacturing plants, one of which is.a large
saw mill. This town has also humble II
wholesale houses and is the largest railroad
center of the state
500 acres choice improved land in same To-
caity as above piece, 300 acres being under
pillow, b lance me dow. NJ buildings. one
mile to school. Terms onc-third down, bal
ance in five years time. Price $25 per acre
Address +. H., care Of Western Far
mer and Dairyman.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-23
NEW STRENGTH FOR OLD BACKS.

When past middle age. there comes
noticeable weakening of the organs
of the body. and the danger of quick
decline. 1t is quite necessary to give
prompt help to any part that first
shows signs OF wear.
Healthy kidneys mean a hale old
age Weak kidneys bring constant
backache, lame back, stitches and
twinges of pain, annoying urinary
troubles. and the danger of diabetes
or Brights disease. There is likely
to be loss of albumen and gain of
uric acid and other poisons. with loss
of flesh, vigor and nervous force.
Doan's Kidney Pills bring quick help
to sick kidneys, and are entirely free
from poisonous drugs; 1t Is a remedy
that can be taken by young or old.
weak or strong. and In every case with
prompt benefit.
II you have backache, lame or weak
back. quick pains when STOPPING or
lifting; II you are tired and nervous,
have headache, dizzy spells. watery
dwellings under the eyes or around the
ankles. rheumatic or neuralgia pain,
gravel. scalding urine too frequent
passages. sandy or stringy sediment In
the urine, scanty or discolored urine.
or passages at night, be sure your kid
neys need attention
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ciety acquaintance In distant Manila
provided she can remain with the choice
of her love-
The wedding will take place In Ma.
Mia soon after her arrival, and a hand.
some, palatial residence. now nearly
completed, will be christened by thu
nuptials.
The romance that occasioned tn.
westward journey was begun in Old
town, Maine, on the banks of the Pc.
nobscot, more than dozen years ago
Miss Merrill. with her girl companions
was playing beside its banks wher
Mr.. Farnham spent his summer vacation
at a cottage near by Over child
hoods games their acquaintance was
opened.
Other summers the youth spent al
Oldtown and sustained his acquaintance
with Miss Merrill. Soon the acauaint.
ance was replaced by love- and any pre-
text servedH for young Mr.. Farnham
to leave his Beverly home for a while
to see his Oldtown sweetheart.
Five years ago they separated, he go.
ing TO China, where position as cleo
trjcal engineer was offered him, and she
to the Massachusetts Homeopathic
training School. Correspondence re-
placed the trips they used to take alona
the Penobscot on sumner afternoons.
Miss Merrill soon gained rank in
being wealthy and her accomplish
ments many, she was entertained ex-
tensively throughout the Back Bay and
Brookline.
At Manila, all that wealth could pro-
vide awaits the New England belle,
mansion, fitted up in fashionable Co
lonial STYLE fashioned after Magnolia
summer residences, will witness the ty-
ing OF the knot by a missionary. Theirs
the two will live. their wants supplied
by host of native servants.
There she will have an opportunity To
be member of the Manila elite. with
wives of other leading Government ON
cials as her companions. Her frienda
fear. however, that she will not be az
satisfied as when at Boston. owing 10
the complete change OF environment.
Among the Federal officials in the
PHILIPPINES Farnham is rated very high
ly He is in charge OF more than zoo
experienced English and American con-
tractors and more than 1000 native
workmen.
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MONTGOMERY. PROOF:

James T. Childress. retired veteran,
living on Broad St.. between 22nd and
2srd Ave. says: / served during the
war In the 26th Alabama regiment un-
der Col o'Neil. and during the years
since the close of the war l have suf-
fered greatly from my kidneys and
that dull heavy aching in the small of
the back which often accompanies
kidney complaints. The secretions
from the kidneys werehighly co.or"d,-
depositing a heavy sediment and burn
ing during passages. / also had head
aches and frequent desire, to urinate.
with distressing reten-
ton. Often my back ached SO that
could hardly move about. / read an
of Doans Kidney Pills
and got a box at w. A. Collier s. Co.'S
drug store. They did exactly what 1t
was represented they would do They
me of backache. dizzy spells
and the headaches and corrected the
urinary diff1culties. l should be pleas
ed to recommend them at all times.
and know that they can be depended
upon to make good anything can say
In their behalf.
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II I Ranhaef Novemher IN 1s62 IN
February 11issi Resi9ned ~
W. III Dunn. Fehrnarv IL 1884 70
June IA. 1854. Appointment expired by
constitutionaI limifatior: not confirmad
bv fine Senafe
Assistant Csommts.ar,e. NJ sub.,.f~>ce
George n Shorter' luna 10 ISsi n
March 81. 1882 Resiened ~
q. w. Prtyett Marc6 90. 1852 ts
sentember ~ fssa Reiiave6
surxeos.
,ssi tn nj, aeoy sse. Sepoemoei ~
pomattox Court House. va 0b
S.s..s.s s.. >>
Ronsrt ss Rnvstor sur T,,ra F. zoe, -
September 2s. 1851. Promoted to sur.
9eon9 ~ sus-
Harial parL.r sar..nhsr % ,ee,
n Nav iaeI ssignaS 70 1914 AZ
bama Infantry ~ avn T>'a
Sha-Ias ~ s;;rr.har. 49,, oa SOC.
to necambsr Isss Apf rsco aeSs,
S-hapI.,. 'e'o'u.'
william n Maseev 6cton.r * ,ssa
to April 3. 1865 Psroied fI at Ap Do mat
tox court House; va.
I. Ravsdale All 1884 20 ~
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Appendix.
From the once of the Military score
tary OF the War Department or the
United states, / have the followingi:
THE official records show tnat SIX
teen officers and 1853 enlisted men OF
the 9Th Alabama Infantry Z. .. A. "e'e
pafo'eo - IF. G. Ainsworth.
"The Military Secretary.
Furnished by the Military SecIe Tany
of the United States War Department.
from Confederate Archives.
ROSTER OF THE OFFICERS OF IhE
sth ALABAMA INFANTRY, G. y. A.
Field and Stan.
Colonies.
John A. winston. June IL. 1851. to
June 10, 1862 Resigned. ,o.. a.
Young l. Ro syy : lyme TO- 1922 -
Hilary A. Herbert. November z. 1879
to April rs. 1865. Paroled at Greenviile'
Ala.
John w, Frazer. June II. 1851, to
March 20, 1862. Resigned.
Thomas E. Irby. March 20, 1862 TO
May 5. 1852. Killed in action at Will
Young l.. Royston, May 5. 1852. to
June Is. 1882. Promoted to colonel.
Hilary HsrbePt Jone az e. a oSsS 70
John p. Enrich, November 2. 1854.
to April Q, 1866. Paroled at Appomat-
tox Court House. Va
Majors.
q "
March 20. 1852. Promoted to Lieuten-
Young l. Royston. March 20, 1882.
to May s., 1862. Promoted to lieuten-
Hilary x Herbert May 1852, to
June is. 1852. Promoted to lieutenant
colonel.
John p. Enrich, June 16. 1862 to No
vember 2. 1854. Promoted to lieutenant
colonel
record found.
AdJutants.
Thomas Phelan. September g. 1851.
TO- April is. 1852 Promoted to Cap
Daniel Jones. May /. 1852. to May IA,
( 1863. Appointed assistant ouartermas-
ter, 9th Alabama Battalion Infantry.
Morgan S. Cleveland, July 2s, 1853.
to April 8, 1865. Paroled at Appomat-
tox Courthouse, Va
Assistant Quartermasters.
Julius A. Robbins. June IL. 1851. to
September 30, 1868. Resigned.
r. p Mccormick. May /. 1862. to Oc-
tober rs, 1862. Dropped.
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FAR AWAY TO WE'D.
A Boston Nurse Goes 10000 Miles II
Marry Army Officer.

A Boston Nurse Goes 10000 Miles To
Marry Army Officer.
Boston Herald.
To complete a romance begun in early
girlhood days pretty Florence Merrill.
of the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hos
pital corps In obedience TO loves call
from 1000 miles across the Pacific. has
left her wide circle of Boston society
friends TO join her sweetheart, Charles
Farnham, a Beverly boy reputed to be
worth 81 100000. who is superintendent
of the Unlted States Philippine Son?
struction Department In Manila.
Pricing the playmate of her child
hood more highly than all honors and
comforts her Boston friends could offer
her Miss Merrill is willing to endure
the climate and lack of friends and So
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COMPANY X.
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COMPANY X.
Captains.
Duke Nall, May 16, 1861, to November
2, 1864. Promoted to major.
William l.. Pagan, November 2, 1854,
to April 8, 1865. ParCled at Appomat-
tox Court House. Va.
First Lieutenants.
william L. Butler, May Is, 1851, to
March Is. 1862. Resigned
Columbus L. Bennett. March Is, 1862,
to August II, 1852 Died OF wounds.
william l. Pagan. August II, 1852.
to November g. 1864 Promoted to cap
tain.
I. c. Monroe, November 80 1864, to
April S, 1865. Paroled at Appomattox
Court House, Va.
Second LieutSnants.
Columbus l.. Bennett, May 16, 1851, to
March is. 1852. Promoted to first lieu
tenant
August II 1852. Promoted to first
B. ]. Fuller. April %, 1852. to July
1868. Killed in action at Gettysburg.
James c, Nall, September IA. 1862, to
May IL, 1864. Killed in action at Spot
sylvania Court House, Va.
T. C. Monroe, November 80, 1854. to
November 80. 1854. Promoted to first
lieutenant.
F. L. Ainsworth,
The Military Secretary.
War Department,
The Military Secretarys Office,
May 6. 1905.
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Gentlemen-.For several years sick man.
Just what was the matter do know. do
was indeed sick man and could nothing that would
bring out. tried local DOCTORS specialists, highly
advertised toncs pills compounds and everything that
was recommended to me- Last winter my trouble
its worst Twas unable work for months
fesh. had no ambition energy whatever and
tremely nervous. Ibecame alarmed my condition
asked friend of mine what should do, telling him II
didn't get something shortly to build up
not last much longer. He told g. g. 8. had done him
world of good in chronic trouble strongly
vised me to begin it. did but admit with little
faith as had tried things without benefit I'm
agne my glad surprise find actually improving
after using few bottles of the medicine OF
continued with the medicine with the put
my feet again and made well man. believe
my blood had gotten very weak and impure. and
result my general system debil-
itated that would have given way under 1t not
fortunately gotten hold Of g. s. ST. the of all
medicinal preparations in my humble opinion.
Wooster, Ohio. L. Y. MCCLURE.
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St Louis Post Dispatch.
Putting a bank president In strlpet
does not restore the insane nor orins
back the dead, but 1t may set otnei
trusted officials to thinking.
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to April 9. 1865. Paroled at Appomat-
tox Court House, Va.
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delicate members only
blood medicine the market that does not contain mineral ingredient Of some kind
the remedy that has the millions that has
our Meca! their and physicians will
medical
OF the books
SNAET SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. "a.
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Pure Malt Whiskey

pwrto the rain strength and tct to the muscles a o brings mt action
u
Malt w" contains " rus" oil and the only ~y ~
by ali dmssnn ndep ce~ Orn b ~ n Il
sDufiysM
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COMPANY I.
CnmfafUa.

Patrick Loughry, May 20, 1861, to
June /, 1862. Killed in action at Seven
g P. 3 Branagan, June l, 1862, to
July 3. 1868. Killed in action at Get
John McGrath, July 8 1868. to De-
cember 81. 1884. Retired.
Andrew Quinn, December 27, 1864
--latest record)
First Lieutenants.
c. P. B. Branagan, May 20. 1881, to
June /, 1862. Promoted to captain.
Michael Nugent, June /. 1862, to jan
uary 81. 1858. Resigned.
John McGrath, January ~, 1883. to
July 8. 1888 Promoted to captain.
Andrew Quinn, July 8, 1888, to De-
cember 27, 1854. Promoted to captain.
James Kiiiion, December 81. 1861. to
April Q, 1888. Paroled at Appomat-
tox Court House, Va.
Second Lbeutenants,
John T. Halpin. May 20, 1851, to oc-
tober 90. 1861. Resigned.
James Flanagan, May 20, 1861, to Oc-
tober s, 1851. Resigned.
Michael Nugent. November -. 1851, to
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CHI. seawell. November rs, 1862, to
December rs. 1864 Promoted to first
.'e MslsI%, y Massey. march q. ,sss,
tox Court House. Va.
90 COMPANY b.. 80
Captains.
T. w. W. Davies, May IL. 1861. TO
March 20. 1852. Promoted to major.
2sth Alabama Infantry 80. .
August issa be Ma of wounds sH sSs
NJ. @. Mcwilliams. August 8. 1852,
to January 10, 1864 Died of disease!
G. T. L. Robinson. January 10. 1854,
to April ., 1855, Paroled at Appomat-
First Lieutenants.
G. W. Harmon, May. II, 1851. to March
20, 1882. Promoted to captain. ,a.o :.
August s. 1862 Promoted to captain.
g.. 7. L. Robson, December 90 1852
to January 10. 1864. Promoted to cap
April s. 1899 Pa ToH at Appomatto,
Court House, Va.
second Lieutenant.
M, G. McWilliams. May u. 1861, to
Louis H crumpier. Nav II. 1851. t.
December 4, 1851. Resigned.
June y, , lsss Killed in action a
John M. Lovail. May q 1882. to Jun,
81. 1882. Killed in action at Gaines
q. r. l. Robson. September 4. 1852. t,
December 20. 1859. promoted to frs
william william J. Canterbury. September 4
1872, to December 20, 1852. Died.
J. b. Harmon. December 20. 1882. L
January 10. 1854. Promoted to first lieu
n1aoL ,r. ,oe,
to February "a. 1865. Ordered to BIZ
sent to City Point. Va. for release as a
prisoner of war No later record
found.
COMPANY C.
CAPTAINS.
Charles r. Ketchum. MAY IS. 1851. Il
November s. 1861 Resigned.
Leonard F. Summers. November 10
at ats Seven se Pine Pines. va az ieD :" A'i
w Ren. Briggs, June /. 1852. to oc
tober Is, 1869. Resigned.
H. G. Lea. October Is. 1852. to Marcel
-. 1858. --latest record)
First Lieutenants.
Leonard F. SumyNers, May IS. 1851
to November IS. 1851. Promoted to cap
W. Ben. Briggs. November 10, 1851
H: e: Lea. June l, 1862. to October
II. 1882. Promoted to captain. -.
Henry McHugh. October Is, 1862 Il
July 80, 1854. Killed in action at Tn,
Crater, Va.
Second Lieutenants,
W. Ben. Briggs, May 1s. 1851 to
November is. 1851. Promoted to FIRST
James A. Finch. May IS. 1851 to De.
cember 2s, 1851. Dismissed
H. c. Lea, November 10, 1861. to June
1, 1852. Promoted to first lieutenant
Henry McHugh, December 80, 1851
to October IS. 1862 Promoted to first
lieutenant. .
F. B. Miller, September 26. 1852. tc
December -, 1884. --latest record)
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June /, 1852 Promoted to first lieu
tenant.
Jonn McGrath,, November -, 1851, to
January 81. 1863. Promoted to first lieu
tenant.
Andrew Quinn, November 10, 1862.
to July 8. 1853. Promoted to first lieu
tenant
James Kfllion, January %. 1858. to
December 81, 1864. Promoted to first
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1t is true 1 have received marked
henef from the use of Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey. About four years ago
l took al attack of La Grippe. In
my healthy days 1 weighed 100 to 10
pounds was reduced down to l2S
poun s l was in a complete state of
nervous debility I had two doctors
and used patent medicine to no avail,
My son had some of the Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey on hand. and he induc
ed me to use some of it. l did, and
it wasn't long till l could walk around
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system were getting stronger. I am
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FIVE miles without any fatigue, and my
wife has used 1t with the same results.
You can use this to your own advan
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pounds and feel well and hearty / can
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get up in theN morning ready to do
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did all this? 1t was the goodness and
mercy of God and the use of Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey to help nature to
do its work
Yours respectfully. JACOB HART.
sol Monroe St, Decatur, Ind. July 2.
1906.
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to December 81, 1864. Retired
Robert Gaddes, January 70, 1865, to
Court House. Va.
COMPANY ID.
Tame. Kent. S Es% IN 1881. 70 Novsm-
Der /, 1861. Resigned:
Robert A. McCrary. November s. 1861.
to May 8. 1868 Killed in action at
Salem Heights, Va. ~
April 8: 1855. Paroled at Appomattox
Court House. Va.
First Lieutenants.
Andrew Boyle, May 10, 1851, to Au-
gust rs, 1861. Resigned.
Robert A. McCrary. August 81, 1861,
TO November 8. 1851. Promoted TO cap
tain.
1851 f5ans r. is NssSmsSr
to May 1863 Promoted to cap
D. B. Sullivan. May 8. 1853, to Sept
Charles F. Brown. September 10, 1864,
to February 3. 1865 Retired
Robert A. McCrary. May 10, 1861, To
August 81 1861. Promoted to first lieu
]. Crane schermerhorn, May 10. 1851,
William r Knox, August 81, 1851,
to January a. 1852. Promoted to first
Charles b Woods. November 8, 1861,
to July 8, 1852 Resigned
John H Robinson, January 81. 1852,
TO November l. 1892 Resigned
MAY 3. 1868. Promoted to first lieu
tenant
Charles F Brown. November -. 1852.
to September 10, 1864 Promoted to
Patrick II Mayes. May s. 1853. to Nav
-. 1864, Killed in action at Spotsylva-
MIA Court House, Va.
COMPANY f.
Captains.
William T Smith. NAV 8; 1851, to
DECEMBER 20. 1851. Resigned -,
1851. to september go lS62 Resigned
to October 10, 1864 Retired.
First Lieutenanta.
Crawford Blackwood. May 6. 1851. To
December 81. 1851 Promoted to cap
A, II Ravesies, January. 2s, 1852,
to September 80, 1862 Promoted to
Eugene Brooks, September so, 1862
to November Is, 1864 Retired.
sst ia March r. sgss5N oE oraeTed
Point Lookout Md, as prisoner of
war. No later record found.
Second Lieutenants
A II. RaNeSleS, May o, looly 70 Jdu-
uary 2S. 1862 Promoted to hrst lieu
tenant.
ember. 80 1852 Promoted to hrst lieu
tenant,
william R. Stirling. January 20. 1889
TO November 15 1854. Promoted to trsi
lieutenant
William A. Ryan, May .. 1888, to
March IA, 1851. Ordered to Point Look
out, Md. as a prisoner OF war. No
later record found.
Francis J. Jones. January Al 1863
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COMPANY #.
Captains.

Hilary A: Herbert, May 81, 1851. to
May 5, 1852. Promoted TO major
september 2 ss 1883 pi as . Of Wounds
received in action at Gettysburg. Pa.
Ira w. stott. September; %, 1853. to
March Il. 1855. ordered to. Point Look
out. Md, as prisoner of war No
later record found,
L A. Livingston. May Il, 1881. to May
% Ira w. stott May 5. 1862, to Sept
George Hatch, September % 1853.
to October 10. 1864. Promoted to
Second sLieutenants.
David Mckee, May 81. 1851, to March
Ira W; stott, May p, 1851, to May s,
q, 1882. Killed in action at Gaines
Thomas Kelley, May 5, 1882. to Sept t;
sparn., IL: is MS Killed In action at
seets S1Ss h q. isss. PFomotsd to frss
p: B Thesnton. January Is; 1883. to
Petersburg. Va.
Court House va.
COMPANY G.
Captains.
June 5ehq s iss EmrGS Nay to 81 a lss
Anthony Kohler, June l6, 1892, to
March IA 1855. Ordered to Point Look
later late; record d found.
First Lieutenants.
Anthony Kohier, May Is, 1851. to JuneI
16, 1862. Promoted to captain.
Ghaddan June 27. 1862. to July
2, 1853 wounded and captured at Get
tysburg, Pa No later record found.
prury i sssona aie" MaS s.. 1851 to
Adam Hippler May 20, 1851. to octo-
Der 10, 1851. Resigned. ~ ,s.,
June a. 1852. Killed in action at
Alex. shedden. June 81, 1861. to June
Charles hsG1 F. Walker, October u. 1852,
to June IL; 1885. Released from Fort
Delaware, Del.
July .. 1858. MORALLY wounded in act
B. L. Gould. December 2s. 1853, to
April 9. 1865. Paroled at Appomattox
Court House, Va.
COMPANY H.
William F; cisyeiands; gr. May is.
1901. TO OCTOBER "a, looz. htSiS Ieu.
William W. Mordecai. October "a.
1852, to April 9, 1865. Paroled at APP
pomatox Court House, Va.
First Lieutenants.
Joshua Kennedy, May IS, 1861. to
June /. 1862 Killed in action at Seven
William w. Mordecai. June /. 1852.
to october "a, 1862. Promoted TO cap
Robert R, Scott october %.
received in action at Gettysburg, Pa.
Charles r. Rice, July 20, 1868, to
March IA, 1865. Ordered to Point Look
out, Nd. as a prisoner of war. No
later record found.
second Lieutenants.
William w Mordecai May IS, 1851,
to June l. 1862. Promoted to first lieu
John D. Collier. May IS, 1861. to oc-
tober 81, 1861. Resigned.
Robert R. Scott October 30. 1851. to
October "a. 1852. Promoted to first
lieutenant
Charles r. Rice. June 1, 1852. to July
20. 1868. Promoted to first Lieutenant
william H Dunn. October "a. 1852,
to February II. 1864. Appointed as
sistant quartermaster.
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