The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 34, Ed. 1, Wednesday, July 6, 1898 Page: 3 of 4
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THE LEADER GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA
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CURE CONSTIPATION r
25c 50c 8aSUW3'a DRUGGISTS
MRS. WELCH
Tailoring Cleaning and Repairing
Dyeing a Specially.
Satisfaction Ouar.ui Iced.
120 First Street - - f.utluic 0. 1
?100 Howard $100.
Tho readers of Ihis paper will lm t.1oansl to
Icam that there in nl leu- t one (In wli disease
that science linj been at.). to rn jn n .
stages and that in Catarrh. Hull's Catarrh
Cure Is Hie only poaiti c cure known to the med
leal fraternity. Catarrh being aroimtiUiliotial
disease rcqtilrca a constitutional treatment
Hull's Catarrh Cnro Is taken Intern-illy acting
directly upon tho hlnod and mucous surfacr n"
the system thereby destroying lh f.iunilition
jif the disease and giving (he patient alrcnKlll
by building up tho run-dilution ami agisting
nature In doing ft wrk. The proprietors have
no much faith In its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any raw that It
falls lo euro. Bend for list of testimonials.
Address 1'. J. CHENBY&CO. Toledo.O.
tar Bold by Druggists 7c.
Cm-oil In Ono Nljjla.
Charily II. C'onmlle ).. lending
M-'yerf York' n -"" "Vour llm-
Milan Jlalm cured tne of one of the worst
colds I ever expeiicnce.1 iu one night.
I think it the greatest medicine in the
market and you can use my name any
way you like.
Catarrh Cannot lio Cared
Willi LOCAL .'. . iICATION8 as they cannot
roach tho soot of tho disease. Catarrh Ian blood
or constitutional disease and In order to euro
It you must take internal remedies. Hall's
Catarrh Curo is taken internally and acts
Vi'Iiu"? on .'1? UooA and mucous surfus.
L.J . lMUXth Fure isnp1 nniiacfc medicine. It
was proscribed by ono of the beat physician in
EioS0mllrV?r ynrs. and is n regular pre-
scription. It la composed of the licst tonics
known combined with the bent Wood purlflers.
acting directly on tho mucous surfaces. Tho
perfect combination of the two in.-edlenla is
what produces such wonderful results iuourlnc
Lataxrh. Hend for testimonials free.
j V.J' KNKY & CO. Props TQlcUO O
Bold by uruegiits price TJc ' v'
LIQrou notice.
To Whom It Mt ( ..ru kiln
Nntlcc Ih herein niven that N V Cheadle
liaR this da; ni.u ins petition to noil at
wholesale Malt L'iurs in Uulhrle Logan
County Oklahoma and that unlissobfc-
ilcm be hied on or t. tot tin .Id day of July.
A. IJ IK said i'lili hi Hill he granted
It LMMI.1 MKWAKT
uulhrle okla June u imm County Cleric
LKjCOR NOTICK.
To Whom n mav con run .
NiUlie is herriiy given uiat A a&cpel ban
this diy tiled his petition to Hell at letall
Spirituous Vln.iUH and Malt Liquors Iu
Uuth'ie Logan Ct.uutv. Oklahuma and that
unless objection be tiled on or t.efore the
tirstday ot July A li im. said petition v. Ill
le prauted K KmmktSti.waht
Ciuihrlc (Jkla June Ift imw County Clerk.
I.IWUOK NOTICK.
To Whom It May Concern
Not ie is herchy giwu that Hamilton
Co have this day Hhd tin Ir petition to sell
at retail spirituous lnouand malt lUjuors
hi Uuthrte Uicati Ciiuulv Oklahoma and
that unlets oh) ctlon lie 111. U on or liefore
the fifth nay ..I July .'. I I msm -.aid is'titlou
will lie Kiautid
If I mmitt SrKWAnT
Uutbr.e. Okla . June wi mm County Clerk
Mgi;ni notick.
To Whom it M Y Cum khn
Nntlir is hen liy elvi n tint Reaves llroa.
have Uils day Hied their pet it ion to sell at re-
tail Spirituous Vinous and Malt Liquor In
t.uthrle lyiKau Count) okla . anil that un-
less lJe tloli lie till il 'i or 1m-I.it- thellist
day ot July A l ll s.ilil petition will tie
prattled It KniMtii KihWAitr.
tiuthrle.Okla. June i.Msuk. County Cleric.
I.KJI'OK NOTJCK.
To whom it Mn i'uki iiiii
N'otli e Is hereto iv u I hat John Selstrom
has thi. da tiled his n till -n lo sell at retail
Splriiboiii- In nil .mil Malt Liquors iu
Jul hi le. I. k in S-bVfy. kia and that un
IcSTKiilh.fl Tie llinl mi or In lore the Hist
dav ol jrriy A. U IM said pi titioii Hill lie
Crailllil l I- MM! II MkWAIIT
(iiithn. Okla . June 1 1 !" ( nuiiiv Clerk.
DR.MOTT'S
NERVERINE I
PHIS S
maua mi vuiiyu
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DO YOU suffer
from Nnv-tt
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ur V uiiurwuijiw I'liaiu jiniuiiui j-rini
KzemisUn I'so of Tobai co or Opium? Hent
by mullon reeelpt u( price XIII. JnoTT'3
CllU.7Ilt.VIi CO. Cleveland Ohio.
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Twenty Million Catarrh Victims!
Can You Realize It? Are You One of Them?
And Every Victim Ciu lit It From Some One
$1 Bottle Gives One Month's
J f Twenty Millions of our people had
Small l'ox. Typhoid Kever or Cholera
what a cyclone of excierueul nod Hor-
ror would sweep over the ami- What
n rush to get away from it! and what u
mighty effort would be made to stamp
it out.
Ywt Catarrh is worse than either of
them. They do their work quick and
it is over; while Catarrh lianas on for-ovx-r
and lends to hure death In some
' form unlceathegerinsaredestroy datid
' driven from the fcjMem. These perms
or microbes entrench themselves in the
deep and torturous passages of the head
u ver table 8anliair de Cuba and
Ura.ilian Halm Is the only "HaHipson"
that boldly attacks them in their
Rtronp;hold and eompels asurrecder of
the last microbe. With the head rot-
tlnu away the whole system soon bo-
cornea impregna ed ft U the parent
of nearly every oth.r disease-
Forty Years go
vThere were lees than Jo.uoo Catarrh
-lotiius in the lana. uotiay were are
kver twenty ui'llion. It naB bfiaome
tlifce Nation 1 disease. Catarrh U ev-
eriywliere In every wty.own andham-
or SalebyWallace&Mueller.Guthrie
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Agents wanted for Oklahoma and
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T.J.LOWE Manager.
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Coal and
Transfer Co.
The best grades of Coal al
ways in store. The McAlestei
a specialty. Prompt delivery
JSTOQice and yards 606 W
larrison Phone 20
Guthrie Bicycle
Repair Shop
105 N. FIRST ST.
All kinds oi difficult Bicycle
repairing. First class Vul-
canizing work done by an
expert.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
PRICES LOW.
Agents for Willis' wheels.
Ten rew wheels for rent.
Give us a call.
OPEN EVENINGS
SADDLER Prop.
QTho trcintmout for worms must be
prompt and sufo. Whlto'u Cream Ver-
mifuge euti bo trusted tu restore your
child to health. It is a tonlts as well
ns n .vortn destroyer. Kvory bottlo
ptiarniiU'cd to biiii"; worms. 25c. F.
li. I.illle .1 Co.
Else. BRAZILIAN BALM a Positive Cure. Cheapest aid Bist Remedy on Earth.
Treatment. A Tonic and String h BillderFR EE With Every $1 Bott'e.
let On (very mountain lc evury ral
ley and plain ; in fo eat and prairie.
The rich the poor the business man
the mnohaniu the laborer the mistress
the maid; It knows no class no bii.x no
station. It Is the universal malady
the yellow distemper the disease that
is the parent of nuarly all other dls-
oas a the slow but Bare yellow death
the curse of the land.
Urgency
Something must be done to arrest
th s rapidly spreading scourge and
done 'juIoUly. Bajh Individual must
wukoup eaeh community must wake
up the nation must wake up and take
prompt action to stay tho progrfts of
the plague. The one romady that has
been found able to cope with this
putrid disease and stay its ravages is
llrasillan Halm. For tlfteen years its
mareh has been t march ot triumph.
Its cures are peraianent and are num-
bered by the tons of thousands. For
every disease tne good Father has given
a sure antidote if we can find it. The
antidote fcr catarrh has been found in
llrazlllan Halm. It destroys thecatar-
ihy microbe; it clears the head of foul
J mucus; it makes the breath and dis
LIST OFJHE DEAD
AND WOUNDED AT SANTI-
AGO ItEVlSKD Vl'TO
LAST NIGHT.
ONLY TWO OKLAHOMA BOYS
Are Named In the List as lleing
Wounded and None
Killed.
Kingston Jamncln July 4. FollowinB
Is the list of Uie killed and wounded a-
certulned up lo 8 p. m. July &. TTHa Is
far from a complete Hat. More name
are being round dally. It la hard to Id-
entify many of tire bodice:
owineus Kn.i.iei.
Lieutenant Potonel HBNItY t'AUUOM.
(Port I.rvenwArtli) Ninth It. 8. cavalry-
Colonel C. A. WIKOKK (Port Croolt)
Twenty Second IT. s. InTantry.
iLleiiterMtn Colonel JOHN 'SI. HAMIL-
TON (Ifort Itoblniion Nek) Ninth U. S.
cavalry.
Slojor A. O. I'XmSIS (Port Sill Ok.)
First II. S. cavnlrr.
Captain AUTIIUll lll'PAT (Port Dong
laa. Utah) Comimny 1) Tiventy-fottrth
V. H. Irtfantrr.
Cart. JOHN fmiTM (Port ll Ok.).
Tenth v. 8. Infantry.
Captain T. W. MOIllllBON (Port Sher-
man) Comiwny 1C Sixteenth U. 8. Infan-
try. llril Lieutenant WILLIAM II. SMITH
(Port AaalnlKVlne Mont.) Troop P Tenth
V. 8. cavalry.
Plmt Lleutemint WILLIAM 18. SIIHI
(Port Assliinmlne SlonL) TrOflp P. Tenth
cavalry. Ilrlgade titiartermnatur nit nv
YounB'a stair.
Second Lletitennnt JOSHlMf N. AUOI7-
STIN Jr. (Port Dotiglaa Utah) Company
P. Twenty-fourth IT S. Inrantry.
Second Lieutenant DftNNlS .M. MIC-
IIIR (Port Lcvcnwtirth) Company A
Seventeenth U. 8. Infantry.
Second Lieutenant HI9NKY Sl'COItlCLTi.
(Port Mieftmila .Mont.) Company II.
Twenty-fifth IT. S. Infantry.
Second Lieutenant W. A. 8ATISII iPort
Porter N. Y.) CotniKtny A. Thirteenth fjJ
S. lndtntry.
Recotid Lieutenant CHAItLKH Ilj
IMtlDOIW (Port Thornaa Ky.) C'oniMiny
H Sixtli Infantry. (Given "Ilenchley" In
illsitclie.)
KILLRD-1SNLI8T10D SI19N.
P. W. 8CIIOPIKLD. aeraeaut Company
A Seveiity-llrat N. V. volunteers.
OlSOUtiH L. LMSIIIN ooriwral. Com-
pany C Seventy-IIrst N. Y. vohmteer.
K. HOLLAND private Company II
Seveiity-flrat N. Y. volunteers
K Sixth volunteers.
11H.MHY ANDItHgON MnjMllt Com
pany
A Plrat cavalry.
- WAS llattry
A aeeefMl artli-
lery.
-Sl'COY llattery A Beeaml Artll-
lery.
WAQNIilt. llattery K Second Artll
Itry.
A. I. UNDHUWOOD llattery A See.
and artillery.
JAMT9B II0LL0N Hal lery A Heeontl
artillery.
CUMtltNCII 1). PUItDY Second Lieut.
Sixth Infantry.
A. U MII.I.H 11 ret Ueiit. II rat caval-
ry. W. a V. It. P. SDCOY Second Ueut.
Tenth navalry.
JOHN PATTrtnSON Lieut. Col. Twen.
ty-socond lnftintry.
JOHN It. lmODSlA'N Captain Twunyth
Infantry.
jASiras P. iiiuvTT Cairtaln aventy-
fourth Infantry.
W. 8. WOOD. Atljulant. Ninth envalry.
J. It. SltYIIOUILN. Piret Lieut enghth
infantry.
P. A. KLL18. Major Pfteenlh Infantry.
W. a NOItTII. Lieut. Col. Fifteenth in
fantry.
It. Y. RBKIlinn. Major Tenth Infantry.
Hit. DANPOHTH. AetliiK AsslMant ur
Beon.
cbarges Immune (non-contapious); re-
lieves the headache and gradually
hhala tho ulcers tne running tores in
the head thus stopping the dropping
Into the throat At tho same time thu
cough the asthma and bronchitis and
soro throat will disrpnear also all
stomach trouble caused by constant
swallowing of the putrid catarrh pus.
And as your catarrh d sappeara all
your organs will become healthy your
weakness will change to strength and
vitality and you will be like your old
sen again
Economy.
I twill not cost you 85 or 810 a month
A 81 bottle of llraziliau Iitlm eoutalns
a whole mouth's treatment and from
this on for six months we will wrap
with each SI bottle a month's treat-
ment of TOXICOLA TAHLBTd. These
tablets are a great tonic ; they wake
up the liver aid digestion strtngtbon
the nerves and gives vitality to every
organ. Fo such offer to sufferers from
catarrh Asthma bronchitis consump-
tion and stomach troubles was ever
made before. Summer Is the best time
to treat catarrh as it Is not so violent
al in winter. II. F. Jacuhoh & Co.
Mnfg. Chemtiits Indianapolis Indiana.
It S. Purman Second Ueut. Slzth In-
fantry. II. C. DUCAT Captain Twenty-second
Infantry.
II. a. RGIJRItT Lieut. Second cavalry.
CIIAIILIOB lWKKUtmeT Captain
Third artillery.
O. . HArooOD. Second iJeut. Sec-
ond Staaeachtisetts.
D. J. MONOOIIAN Second Lieut. Sec-
ond Mass.
ALtllSltT UYW Second lJeat. Twenty
fourth Infantry.
J. li. JO.N'UB Captain. Twenty-second
infantry-
W. N. MIMrTRR Captain. Hlxteenth
Infantry.
II. C. DAY Piret Lieut.. (Hat) cavalry.
SI. J HIBNItY captain Second cavalry
brigade.
St. II. ItAlKNUSI first Kent ami adjut
ant IHUrhlewtrth cavalry.
II. IS. MTLtATlD second lleut. Tenth
cavalry.
8. II. LINCOLN major Tenth cavalry.
W. S. WAItltBMUlt captain ftccotM
MM. Infantry.
It. p. VAiJ VI.ftlT Captain. Tenth In-
fantry. CAUL COOP Plrat Lieut. Tenth In-
fantry. W. H. DOV18 Plral Ueut.. Twelfth in
fantry.
J. T. llABKlBLt. Second Ueut. Sec-
fan try.
JASHS8 II. JACK80N Captain Sev-
enth Infantry.
II. A. IPFI8itTY Second Lieut.. Sev-
enth Infantry.
HAMILTON 8. HAWKINS.
Ilr1d.
den. U. S. A.
OPPlCIJrtS WOONDIBD.
Ueut. Cil. J. 11. PATWIMIBON
Crook Neb) Twenty-second IT.
(Porf
a In-
tantry. in the grain.
Ueut. Col. IB. II. L1BCIAM (Port Done-
Ian Hull). Twenty-fourth U. S. Infantry.
UtUL Col. JOSlfllMI T. HA8KRLL (Col-
tiWhn Imrracks. O.) Seventeenth V. S. In
fatitry.
Ueut. Col. W. S. WOItTll. (Port Col-
IWlBus N. YuJi'Thlrteenlh V. 8. Infantry.
Mnjar-HllNAf "V. WTMBBlus (JelTer-
ton hHrraCKWIB.) eotntnondlnB Third U.
S. cavalry. Shot In the neck.
Captain JOHN II. HOD.MAN (Port
Levenworth) Company P. Twentieth U.
Silnfantry. Hit In neck and shoulder.
Carrteln JOHN It. KAMI (Port Leven-
worth) Comiwny IC Sixth U. S. cavalry.
Wounded In arm.
Captain anoiton K. HUNTHH (Jer-
ferson iMrracks Mo.j Troop K Third U.
8. cavalry. In right leg.
Captain aiCOHOH II. S!OIKIAN (Jef-
ferson barracks SIo.) Troop II Third o.
S. cavalry.
Cnptaln ZISLltAH W. TOItltfOY (Port
Thomas Ky.) Company D Sixth U. S.
Infantry. Hit In the leg.
captain HAititY a. cavunauoii
(Port Niagara N. Y.) tNnniwny I Thir
teenth U. 8. Infantry. In left hrp
Captain JOHN II. OUTIIllIIS (Port Poi
ter N. Y.) Company a. Thirteenth I!. H
Infantry. Hit In right krnie.
Captain riIAltLE W 'IATII)lt (Port
Hotillison Neb.) fompan C Mnth V. .
eavalry. HtMl In stomach.
Captain JOHN 1. nitnitlVrON (Port
Donglaa IHah.) CVwnpanr d Twenty
fourth IT. 8. Infantry. Shot in arm.
Captain CHAHLTCS POUUIB (Port Doug.
la Utah.) Company C Twuntr-foilrth V.
8. Infantrj'-
Captain GllOItOR II. WALK18U (Port
Thomas Ky.) Company C. Uth U. 8. In-
fnntry. Hit In the right leg.
Captain WILLIAM C Sri-AHLANtf
(Port Biwkane Wajb.). Company 1 xJ
teenth U. S. infantry- Slight wound In.
la
Cftptntn AUGUSTUS I'. 1ILOOKO.M
(Port ItoMtMon Neb.) Troop li Sixth U.
S. eavalry. In leg.
Captain UKOltOlC A. DODD (Port Itt-
han Allen Vt.). Troop P Third U. 8. ca
valry wounded in foredead.
C'aptaiu SI. J. IIKNItY volunteer sIhh
through the hip.
Plrat Ueut. AI4JKIIT U Mil AM (as-
alsiant inaiructor atnee Novedr is iwi
departni'Hit of taMloa and strategy In-
fantry and cavalry school at Port Ieav-en-worth)
Troop M Plrst XT. 8. cavalry
adjutant general gvcond brigade eavalry
division shot through the head.
Plrst Ueut. AKTHUIt THAYHIt (Jef-
ferson barracks SIo.) Troog A. Third U.
ft. eavalry. In right hip.
8. eavalry. In tne hip.
Plrat Ueut. WIKTHHOP 8. WOOD
(Port Itobinson Neb.) Ninth u. 8. cav-
alry In mouth.
Ilrat Ueut. J. B. IIRKTT (Port Dmtg.
fata Utah.) Twenty-fourth U. 8. infantry
in the arm.
Piret Lteut. JOHN It. aitVIIUItN (Port
. A. itiMseU Wy.) Company C Hlgbth
V. 8. Infantry.
Plrst Ueut. ALUBIrT a irCOTT (Part
Porter K. Y.) Company C TnlrteenUt U.
8. InTantry.
Piret Ueut. SIALVSftK-HILL HAU-
NI'M (Port Asslantttaine Stoat.) adjutant
Tenth U. 8. eavalry. Intoft aide.
Plrat Ueut. JULM O. OHD (Port
Thomas Ky.) Cosnpay II. ttxtb V. 8. In-
fantry. Seeond Uent. JIIUI'8 T. CONRAD
fjefferson barracka. Mo.) Troop K Third
('. 8. cavalry. In ankle.
Vrond Ueut. HKITUBN 8. Tt'ItSIAN
Port Thomas Ky ) fVinvny P. Stxtb
U S. Infantry. PataJly in the apine.
8oond 1.1. ut MX'18 II OIIU8H (Port
Thomas K) ) .inpany c Mxtb V. 8.
infantry. In hip and left leg.
See. ad I.ieu iT UKNE N. PUIt
DY (Part 'rtifHnaa Ky.) company J
Sixth U. a Inrantry Hit U In p.
Seeond Ltaut. THOMAS A. HORHRTtl.
(Port Ilusehuea Aria.) troop P Pirai
U 8. cavair Througn the sto-nach.
Second Lieut. WALTER C. SHOUT
(Port Slyer Va.) troop A Sixth U. 3.
cavalry. In right arm and shoulder.
Ueut. IlOUiailTSON (Port Thomas
Ky.) company Q Sixth U. S. Inrantry.
(Not In nrmy register.) Dslow heart. In
In left leg. right lee fractured by third
bullet.
Ueut. HOHAC1S.
.Major THHO. J. WINT (fort Assltm-
Imlnt Slont..) Tenth V. S. enwlrj-.
Capt. CAilPMNTWIt Soventeenlh U. 8.
Infantry In I'-nnaeh (not tflven In nrmy
register; may be Opt. Wm. L. Carpen-
ter. Msdlson Ilarrleka N. Y. comiMtty 1.
Ninth U. 8. Infantry.)
Second Ueut. HARRIS DUVRNKUX
troop K Rough Riders In left arm.
Ueut. JOSIS1MI AIUMB'IRONO Ten 111
cavalry.
IBNLISlflTUD SIH.N.
SIASON MITCHELL troop It. HoilRli
Rider. rlHht shotllder Injured
Sergeant 8AMITUI. DWVON arm frnc-
t u red.
Trooiier LONO shot through tho leg.
IS. J. CARROLL Second MnesnchliMtln
ULACK.MOU18 Second Siiiasnchus-
setts.
UKVRItU. Second StnaMchuseeits.
StlOKT Second .MusaaoliussettH.
PRD JUN8KR Seventh infantry. In
head.
Sergeant IIITIS llattery A Second ar-
tillery. Sergeant CORNPI19LD llattery A See.
ond artillery.
Conwral ICHAN18 llattery A Seeona
artillery.
- 1IOOR llattery A Second artillery.
-DKVKRAI'X. Troop It ltouj;li Rider
through arm.
JACOII 1'AUSTHR. Troop li ThlnJ
eavalry in hand.
P. R. SleDONALD. Rough Riders lh
the head.
WACJNI8H comiwny P. Thirteenth
Infantry In the leg.
'HAIILHB JOHNS eomiiany II Twn-
foitrtli Infantry hurt hy huratliiB of mIksI.
A. DORCUTT. Oompnny I' Sixteenth
Infantry in the rm.
JACOII ICUHLKN. Heooiid Infnnlry
shot twice; on right of ohoat and left Ior.
15. II. KRSTIlaN Reoond Infnnlry.
IS. P. THRO In throat.
JOHN IIONNISR Thlni infantry In
right side.
C. AUOU8TUB 1IARTON Troop K
Sixth cavalry In rlBht hand.
JOHN li. llUltlt Troop 14 Sixth cava
try In light hand.
CORPORAL WIN1IAI.L Troop 14 Sixth
eavalry In tight shoulder mid Imck.
WILLIASl J. TURN14R Comimny
Tenth Infantry shot through head.
WILLIASl A. HUSSTISlt CotniKiny
.
It.
Twenty-fourth Inrantry Inwrltt.
RINJA.MIN Pit AN It LIN. Tenth cava-
lry. Inside and wrist.
I'ISTKIl II14RU14NI4R Comiuny H
Pom tli infantry In chest.
V. T. CONRAY Nlnin cavalry struck
hy a shell.
flROROIS V. COOl'ISR Comimny O
Twenty-flrth Infantry hand shot off by
uiiell. v
t'lllllsri'OPilieU V. JORDAN. Second
uif oiiry In the wrist.
J. o. 8. W1HTI8 Troop Tenth cav-
airy In the loft hand
11I9NRY SrcORSlIC Comimny P Ten
th Infiantry In iho rlglu foot and left
leg.
8ISROISANT JOHN L. TAYLOR. Troop
IS Tenth cavalry In the right font.
CHARLIES ANDRISW Company IC
Seventy-first N. V. Infantry through thu
right nnn.
THOSIAH O. HARDY. Troop Q. Tenth
cavalry In the right arm nnd right side.
W. WASHINGTON Comimny 14 Seventy-IIrst
'N. Y. infantry through tli
right nnn.
PRANK R1QDLRY Troop C. Tenth'
cavalry In tho left leg.
W1LISY HIPPHUR Troep A. Tenili
cavalry through the foot.
ALKXANDKR HiOOlNH Comiwny (1
Twenty-fourth InfHiitry In the thigh.
II. I- DOUOIAS Troop (' Plrst cav
alry. In the left arm.
1'ATRIC WHIOII. sareaant. Company
O Ninth infantry in right lag.
OmitON DALItiao Troop II Plrst
cavalry in right tlilgli.
Corporal DUNNIB CIUINIly Company
A. Sixth Infantry In laft Vnce.
CHARLIC8 MOLKIt Trap K Thira
cavalry In left arm ml left leg.
C. I I'OPtt Company a n-wenty-rourth
nfantry in left thigh.
KATIIANIBL AOIIK Comany II.
Tnirteanih Infantry in the right thigh.
JASIII8 TUIU4BY Mixth Infantry In
the tight leg; also hurt by mL
OlfiURUB P. DOUUIjAS. Company a
-etith Infamry run aver by cannon.
CIRINCIS 11. LRKDY Company A.
SixteanUi Infantry. In the neck.
J. II. III.I4DOVII Comiwny II. Sixth In-
fantry. In the rttftit el-
T. G. A. OUail'. Company IS. Mixth In-
fantry In the font.
It HALL Company II Thirteenth In-
fantry In the ankle.
JOHN J. SHLLKR. Company R. Hlgh-
th infantry. In the wrist.
II. It. O'MALLOY Comimny II. Sixth
Infantry. In the right lie ml.
JAMK8 M'CLUUH. Cornimny A Mlxtk
lafgatry In the rhint 18.
WILLIASl AltSIS. Company A Sixth
Infantry. In the left leg.
Corp""! PRAWCI8 CHRISTIAN. Com-
any c Slsth Infantry in the right lais
twice.
It II. RHrtJIAN. Company H. Htghtli
Infantry. In the right siiouUler.
JASIBH OAiNDS. Troop C Ninth aavat
ry in Ilia Teat.
OIIARLHS JAMBS Company I. Plrat
eavalry. In the rlpht teg.
J It. dtUHNS company C Slnli Infan
try. In tOa right knee
WILLIAM TAPHORN. oompnny A
Sixth Infantry In left feet.
JOHN PARASt Company 1) Sixteenth
Infantry through shoulder.
citvVRLES THN-NAWT. Company
Sixteenth Infantry through the hip.
PlfaANK 11. JWHOHD Company
Sixteenth Infantry In the head.
IS.
I.AWRISNOI8 D1VI9N Cumimny
Thirteenth Infantiy In right arm.
iMOUNT M1NINC5. Company P Sixth
Inrantry In the right hand.
JAMKS SI1NV1SN Comimny P Sixth
Infnnlry In the left hip.
CHARLIES W. HNTISSIAN Company I.
Sixteenth Infantry in the tight knee.
II. U SPSIILIjAN. Troop T). Rough
Riders In left shoulder.
llUSTKN ILtDDhlt. Tmop T Tenth
cavalry. In the left shoulder.
UOIHSRT W. ROR1NSON. Company II.
Twenty-fourth Infantry In the left hip.
ALPR18D I). TIIOSIPSON. Company A.
Twenty-fourth Infantry hurt by bursting.
ot a shell.
W. T. WlftAVlSR Company A. Twon
tleth infntttry. In tho leg.
T. JOHN SIULLIIR Troop P ollugh
Rhler In face and sltouldsr.
Corporal JOHN SIANSON Troop II
Mnth cavalry through the hack.
CHARLIC8 DAI1LSUOZ OoiniMny A
Twenty-llrst Infantry In the right knee.
HrSNKY SIAURIBIt Company A Six-
teenth Inrantry In the right leg twice.
1SD JUROUI4SON. Troop I Plrat cav-
alry through the left hip.
PitlSDit.civ ltit'ltrciUJUlt company II
Sixth Inrantry Iu the left firm.
J. U WADDINGTON Company
A.
Twentieth Inrantry in the right foot
cavalry In tho left foot.
Wll.IIASl PARNISi.L Comimny
R
'ihlrteuulh Inrantry In the right ankle.
HSiri'H JOHNSON Troop A. Tenth onv-
nlry In the left arm.
PRI4D J. WILLIAMS Company P
Twenty-fourth Infantry In the left leg.
OHOROIS II. 1IAY148 LOnitaliy C.
.Sixteenth Infantry In stomach.
JOSISPII A. GOLDI8N. Troop It. Third
cavalry in the right shoulder.
UURL14Y II. A ROAN. Troop I Third
cavalry In the left log.
N. (I. ailNTlSR. Troop I Tenth cav
airy In thu loft nnn
JASIiuS ORRI1SN ISlghth Infantry.
In tho shoulder
letiuuily hurt by liuntllng of shell.
Sergeant OHOIKHS DALS Troop D.
Tenth cavalry In bond.
T. IBIIASI TAYLOR Troop P Tenth
cavalry. In right arm.
LINTON WATSONS Company
Twentieth Infantry In the head.
DOALD C. KISCALUVND (Sic Clellaml)
Company 13 Seventy-llrst N. Y. In rlghi
knee.
MILTON ALLSHIS' Troop II. Thlrfe
cavalry In right arm
JASIISS OltUNISS Cnmnany II 'rwon.
ty-fourth lufaiilry In the left arm.
PRANK MORGAN. Troop II Mrst cav-
alry In the tight ahoulder.
JOHN C. DUNNAUD. 'iroop A Six-
teenth inrantry. in right arm.
FRANK SIOROA'N Troop 1) Plrsi
cavairy 1" right ahoulder.
WILLIASl A. WIISLD. Troop IC Thlro
cavalry In right hli-
ILMINKY R16D.MOND. Comimny P.
Twelfth Infantry. In lft arm.
JOHN II. LAHBON. Comimny I IMglt-
th Inrantry In right elbow.
WILLIAM TUNISR. Troop D. Nlnlli
cavalry. In right lg.
DAVID AUJON Company II Twanty-
secoml Infantry. In right hip and arm.
TIIOSIAS P. GORDON Troop It Third
cavalry In Isft hip.
WILLIAM 11. SIILLISR Company P
Sixth infantry In right leg.
RICHARD T. ADDISON Company V
Sixtli Infantry Iu right sltouldsr.
IUSNRY 8LOOIHSSI. sergeant Troop K.
Thlr.1 cavalrj-; In groin.
S1ILSON P. TRYON Company C Ninth
Infantry; In right leg
AllTHUR SfALLIBTlSR. Comimny c
Ninth Infantry; In Isft ehauhlar.
A. It. MAl'l'ON Company P. Seventh
Infamry; in shoulder.
HARRY SMITH. Company P Thir-
teenth Infantry; in right eg.
CHRISTIAN IIINT1SNCH Trnep II
Sixth United BtaL-s cavalry; In right arm.
GRORG1S OltAllASl Comimny II TWr-
teenth Infantry; In left arm.
ALPIU8D SBAHOARD Company D
glxleenth infantry; In the groin.
A. A. SIITCIIRLL Third cavalry la
right arm.
S1ICIIARL OIIOGAN. Company D.TWr-
teenth Infantry in right leg.
SHCHABL KOCH. Company 11 Ulx-
teenth Infantry; In left shoulder.
JOHN II. CASIPIII8LL Troop D. Tenth
eavalry; In right lag.
JOHN WATSON Traop P Tenth cav-
alry; la left ankle.
THOMAS WATTRIM. Company P Sixth
Infantry; In left toot.
WILLIS PAHKISB. Company P Tenth
Infantry; b left arm In neck and right
ahoulder.
ANDRKW HOPPlMAN Comiwny I.
Plrat Infantiy. In right loot.
pat KrtVB Company . Twarny-
fourth infantry; tbnnigb ihlgew.
p. 8. IIYRNR. Company P Thtrtaanih
Infantry; In right lag.
ALIIRIIT B. 8WIPT. company ILTanih
Inntatry; In elbow.
PRANK WITBL Troop A. Flwt eaval-
ry; in left hip.
PAT TUCIIY. Troop II Third navalry;
In right liand.
JAMBS C. SStlTII Troop O Sixth eV-
airy; In laft hand.
HAN II. STARK. Oampany l Tnlrty-
thlrd Mlablgan. right arm shot aft and
hip Injured.
CLHMBNT CURTIS Oampocy L Thlr-ty-thlrd
Stkhlwan: leg shot off by burst-
ing of shll.
DR. P. RAWSOW. Thirty-third Mlchl.
Kan; in left arm.
PHILO LEAKEL Company K. Six
teenth Infantry; in left teg.
WILLIAM J. TILLY. Company B Sixth
Infantry; In groin.
W. JOHNSTON Troop I. Rough Rid-
ers; In right thigh.
RICHARD HBNDBRSON. Company I
IS
Twenty-f inrth Infantry; In left hand
WILLIASl II. KINO. Company C Tenth
Infantry; In left hip.
JOSBPII KLINB. Troop L Kougb md
en; left hip.
.
JOSBPII N. WRIGHT. Troop F Sixth
cavalry In left leg.
JOSBPII P. SIICKELLICZ Company P
TISnl Indiana In left arm.
a P. DAVIS. Troop L. Rough Riders In
left knee
WADB IILBDSOB Trnep D. Tenth cav
airy. ! left hip.
JOHN J. L. TAYLOR Troop P Tnth
ea-nlry In right ankle.
HBNRY CONWAY Company H. Twen
ty-fifth infantry. In right hip nnd In groin
nnd hand.
OUOROB J. 11BSCII. Company D. flix
teenfh New York In right nrm.
PAUL llAUTINDOM Company D Six
feentli New York through the neck.
MATTIIKW J. LONG. Company R Six
leenth New oYrk.Mn nsok. .
TIIO.MAS FARRBLL Company n.Sixth
Infantry In right breast.
CIIARLB8 IwVNB. Cempany D Thlr
teenth Ittfantry In right log
COLON GIRARD Company D Sixth In
fantry In left leg.
JOHN HUSHNOKOP. Company H.Blxth
infantry in chin.
JULIUS OOLULY. sergeant Company
G Twenty-llrst Infantry in left breast
itnd arm.
WALTRR TAIN1JON Company O Blx
teenth Infantry In Isft ankle.
JOHN P. TOSRR Company C Thir-
teenth Infantry In the bron.it
T. SHARP Jr.. Company C Seventeenth
Infantry In the brenat.
JOHN O. WINTRR Jr. Troop P. Rough
Riders In right elbow nnd loft leg. -.
IIRNRY FLAVKRB Company D Thir-
teenth Infantry In left shoulder.
SIABON RORINSON Company D
Twenty-fourth Infantry In back.
II. II. ALLIS sergeant Company D
Twenty-fourth Infnnlry. In right foot
WILLIASl M'COSII) Troop P Third
cnvnlry In left foot.
A. II. II. CVIOOR Company R Twentieth
Infantry In right arm.
BASIL RICICKTS sorgeant Rough
Rldsra. in tight shoulder.
II. SI. BARNBS Company a Sixth In-
rantry sunstroke.
ROIIBRT C. SONTAO Company D.
Sixtli InrHhtry sprained back.
PULLBR J. TIIOSIPSON Troop A
Blxlh eavalry sunstroke.
PAUL NBWMAN Company D Thlr-
taonth Inrantry sunstroko.
RBPORTBD WOUNDED.
OPPICKRS.
Major AUGUSTUS W. CORLISS (Port
Lagan Col.) Seventh United States In-
fantry. Cnptaln JASIM8 II. JACKSON (Fort
Lagan Col.) Company G Seventh United
grates Infantry shot In left breast.
Plrat Ueut. JOHN S. ORI8ARD (Fort
Lagan Col.). Comimny I Seventh Unite!
States Infantry rsglmanlal adjutant
wounded tMoe.
First Lieut. JOHV CONKLIN. Jr. (Fort
Adams P.. I.; llattery A Second Unite!
Stales nnulery.
Second Ueut. OTHO W. II. PARR (Fort
Adams. II. I.) Battery A Second Unltej
States artillery.
Lieut. CIIARLBS B. PIBLD Second
Maseaohiiletts Infantry shot through
forehead.
MBN.
OBOROR G HBNRY ilrat sergeant
Ihittsry A Second United Htntoa nrtiUery
8. O. DBVORB sergeant Troop IC
Rough Itldgre.
PRANK RAWSON ssrgeanl. Third
Stlchlgnn Infantry.
Sergeant VBITK llattery A Seconl
United States artillery.
Strgeant CORNPORD Kattcry A Sec
ami riiMed States artillery.
II. W. KBBNB. ooriHiral Battery A
Second United State artillery.
Corporal SleCLAIN. Battery A Second
United States artillery.
K. D. HORTON corporal Troop I.
Third United States cavalry
C. SleBPAURON corporal Troop G
Rough Riders.
8ergeaat IIUTT.
Sergeant IIALLBTT AU30P BOB
IIOWM.
ALVIM C. ASH Traop a Rsughniders
DILWYN imUH Troop (J Rough Rid
8A.MUBL BARB llattery I First Unif i
ed Htatae artillery.
CLIPPORD II. CURTIS. Company L
Third Mlehlgan volunteers
PRBD CIIASIPLIN Troop a. Rough
Riders.
ARTHUR COBIIY Troop 0 Ilourh Rid-
ere. W. PRBRSIAN. Troop P Rough Rider
JOHN OT.HY. TbirtaenMi United States 4
Infant ry.
OBOROK OILVHASI. Thirteenth United
States arUllary.
BBNJASIIN A. LONO Troop K Second
United States artillery. j
PRANK IAWSON. Oomfany L. Thlr-ir-talrd
Michigan volunteera.
SAMUKL LUDY. Rough Riders.
JOHN MY8PHRNUSI. Rough Riders. '
BASIL RICKBTTS. Rough lllders.
DON A. STARK. Company L "'hlrty
third Slichlgan volunteers.
JOHN WALTBR. Bough niders.
AVILLIAM WBIGHT Rougb Utder.
RBPORTBD KIL1.ED.
JOHN II. PRANKLIN Company I ;
Thlrty-tsilrd Sllchlean tnafntry '
PKRDINAND J. SRAVBiailT. Compa-
ny L Thirty-third Michigan Infantry
-UNDERWOOD. BatUry A. Second
United Utaten artillery.
HKLM. Battery A. Second United
States artillery-
LEWIS H flJCINNER. Company SV-eniy-flrl
Nw York volunteer
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