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I HEflMADISONQWEEKLY HERALD).ROSTERly | or Madison Companies InS2d RegimentI. in 1 Mastered io at This City on August 30,1862ir*lTh«j Totaled Heerly 300, But TodayThere Are But Few Left.au,fferhotCBStheiur-reiverInarch are 'ant of ; to jau,tsh-t to hen twoone on ; or and lustandI reddenDieellaand*nse»ra;imeandJed:oidgheay.BrinkIda6888‘8theichtk*1stwnonionurer ahatthe28t-)ngj atids.intherodtedthereses.Following are the names of the officers and privates of the threecompanies, which were recruitedfrom Madison and vicinity and were mustered into the U. S. service onAugust 30, 1862:COMPANY “A.”Captain.William Y. Monroe, North Madison.Americus Whedon, North Madison.John W. Phillips, Madison.First Lieutenant.Americus Whedon, North Madison.William J. Chittwood, Hanover. John W. Phillips, Madison. Willliam H. Earhart, Volga. Second Lieutenant.Francis M. Leeds, North Madi-wson.Jacob D. Leeds, New Washington.First Sergeant.William P. Chittwood, Lexington.Sergeants.Thaddeus O. Swindler, Paris. Lorenzo D. Thomas, Madison. George W. Grebe, Madison.Joseph E. Wyne, Volga.Corporals.James P. Hollenback, Lexington. Allen W. Phillips, Graham.Ueorge W. King, Saluda.William S. Leeds, Dupont.Charles McKibben, North Madison.Henry M. Wells, Graham.William F. Nay, Graham.William S. Dean, Saluda.Musicians.John T. Earhart, Volga.William Monroe, Madison.Wagoner.Benjamin Galbreath, Kent.Privates.James W. Anderson, Wirt. Hamilton Baird, Saluda.Aaron Bar to, Wirt.Andrew H. Blackford, Lexington. Wesley L. Blackford, Lexington. William M. Blake, Graham. Richard H. Bowen, North Madi son.William Burtin, Wirt.Isaac R. Conoway, Wirt.Hiram Cosby, Graham.Thomas Craig, Madison.Samuel Z. Craig, Hanover.James Currens, Wirt.John H. Denton, North Madison. Thomas Downs, New Albany. William H. Earhart, Volga. William H. Eldridge, New Washington.Isaac I. EUiott, Graham.John W. Evans, North Madison. Samuel Farrors, Saluda.James S. Ferris, Lancaster.John T. Ferguion, Saluda.Joel Fields, Wirt.John J. Fields, Wirt.Andrew Fields, Wirt.John H. Finchant, Wirt.Jacob D. Fouts, New Washington.Henry Fritz, Lancaster.William H. Gardner, Amelia, O. Benjamin Gilbert, Hanover. William R. Hartwell, Graham. Joseph (i. Hensley, Wirt.Joseph Hutchinson, Graham. Calvin R. Jillett, Lancaster. Henry C. King, Saluda.Henry Kunitz, North Madison. William Lanbam, North Madison. George B. Leavitt, Hanover. William H Lowe, Volga.Daniel W. Marshall, Wirt.George McClanabao, Graham. Harvey McClanahan, Graham. Walter McElroy, Wirt.Robert Mickle, Stony Point. Herman Miles, Madison.Robert M. Miller, Paris.Milton T. Monroe, Madison. Francis M. Muspier, Saluda.John Newton, Lancaster.Francis M. Nicely, Volga.Samuel Parton, Lancaster.Oscar P. Pengra, Lancaster. Joseph Pepper, Madison.Charles Pheasant, Graham.John W. Phillips, Madison. Thomas Rankin, Saluda.Samuel Rector, Wirt.John Rector, Lancaster.Walter H. Rector, Lancaster. Enoch Robison, Lexington. James A. Robison, New Albany. Victor M. Robison, Lexington. Alexander Robison, Lexington. James A. Rogers, Wirt.Jesse Roseberry, Saluda.James D. Rowlison, Lancaster. James B. Roseberry, Saluda.Marion Sage, Graham.James A. Sipe, Lexington.Samuel S. Snow, Lexington.Jacob M. Stiles, Wirt.Marquis D. Stiles, Lancaster.James S. Stribling, Wirt.John H. Stucker, Graham.Daniel Taff, New Washington. Thomas F. Warner, New Washington.David Watson, Wirt.Joseph P. Wells, Graham.Harmon K. Whitsell, Graham.John Wilson, Madison.Charles F. Winters, Wirt.Eastman Wyno, Volga.Recruits.Vachel Baker, Wirt.George Bing.John Burgess.Andrew J. Elkins.Francis P. Frame.Charles A. Fields.Frederick Hale.George B. Haynes.Joseph Halderfield.Philip Lucas.Albert Melton.John J. Ryker, Madison.Earnstine Wheeler.COMPANY C.”Captain.William C. Stineback, Madison.First Lieutenant.George M. Monroe, Madison.Second Lieutenant.Thomas V. Webb, Madison.Samuel S* Smith, Lexington.First Sergeant.Andrew M. Hale.Sergeants.William F. McCaskey, Rigdon. Samuel S. Smith.William G. Smock.William C. Anderson, Kent.Corporals.Henry C. McCoy, Canaan.John D. Wilson, Kent.Isom H. Blankenship, Kent. AmosC. D. Briggs, Madison. Edgar B. Bishop, Canaan.Oliver Loyd.Thomas Morgan.Benjamin A. Stewart, Canaan.Musicians.Oliver P. Summers, Volga.James A. McClelland.Privates.Rinaldo A. Batte, Bedford.Isaac W. Baxter, Madison. Williamson Baxter, Graham. Samuel M. Benefill, Canaan. Francis M. Cavitt, Kent.William B. Clark, Madison.John M. Day, Madison.Henry Duke, Hanover.Isaac C. Earhart, Vo!ga.David R. Tague.Joseph N. Gaus, Canaan.Miles Griffith.Charles Harding, Kent.Wesley C. Hail.William Hall.William Hemphill, Barbersville. Jacob Hutsell.Wiley Jenkins, Walesborough. Hadden H. Jones, Kent.Morgan Jordon, Dupont.John R. Johnson, Canaan.John Kennedy.Oliver H. Kinnear, Lancaster. Henaly H. Kirk, Barbersville. Alexander T. Lick.Asa B. Lawler, Kent.Ezra C. Lawler, Kent.Robert I. Logan.Calvin L. Marquis, Madison.Louis H. McCaskey, Rigdon. Francis M. McCartney, Kent. James M. McFall, Wooster. William Means, Hanover.Stephen Miller, V ienna.John J. Miller, Vienna.Francis Myers, Titusville.Merritt A. Nay.Joseph Neff, Kent.William C. Olmstead, Kent. James A. Parks, Swanville, George W. Piake, Kent.Irvin Prentis.Lewis M. Reed, Kent.Robert H. Rigg, Dupont.John T. Ritehouse.William S. Rosswell.Charles W. lloseberry.Napoleon B. Rynearson, Titusville.William H. Schwab, Kent.Willis H. Smytha, Newark. William R. Smytha, Bryantsburg. John Spry, Hanover.Joho P. Stewart.Samuel H. Stewart. ies M. Sullivan, on D. Strang, Dupont. William G. Taylor, Canaan. William S. Taylor, Kent.Asher S. Taylor.Arthur W. Thompson, Kent. William Thompson, Kent.Josiah Thicketon.ies Thickston.George W. Troop, Kent.John W. Underwood, Madison. George L. Wilson, Bryantsburg.Recruits.John N. Akemann.Guy Bebee.1i.ififN.wIff (f fffe.ifittfbus.JaSiiJaElijah Baswell.John Clifton.Andrew J. Danev*Charles Draper.Christopher C. Foley.Leander J. Jones.Green Jones.James M. McCartney.Humphrey B. McCoy.Alexander T. Miller.John Miller.Samuel A. Maulsly.Samuel Mullen.Jacob Neff.Samuel Robinson.George M. Richardson.James Sherwood.William H. Todd.John H. Vermillion.Elwood W. Whittam.John Q. Whitman.COMPANY G.”Captain.Michael Kirchner, Madison.Albert H. Dutton, Madison.First Lieutenant.Albert H. Dutton, Madison.James M. Hopper, Madison.Second Lieutenant.Joseph B Lane, Madison.Matthias Berange, Madison.First Sergeant.Samuel H. Golden, North Madi son.Sergeants.Robert C. Jackson, Madison.James K. Chamberlain, “Mathias Bearange, 11 James M. Hopper.Corporals.Collen F Lanham, Madison. Conrad J. Imel,John W. Orriil,Sover Conover,Thomas Geen,William N. Heath, Home.Ebe Campbell Pearson, North Madison.John Linenweber, Madison.Musicians.John H. Cardinal, Madison.Chancy C. Lewis, “Wagoner.William H. Server, Homo.Privates.William L. Allen, Home.George M. Ambrose, Madison. Moses Bolington,Young S. Brooks, Ho Wilson Brooks,Mordicai Brooks,Thomas J. Bright, “William Bush.John Barber.John Cardinal, Madison.Claudius Calhoun, “William P. Couch, Dupont. Thomas Callahan, Clear Spring. Francis Cooper, Madison.William Culver, Home.Charles L Danner, “David Danner, “William Desmore, Madison.Joseph Docher.William F. Eidle, North Vernon. Daniel Fagg, Home.John W. Freeman, “Samuel Gardon, Madison.Ira J. Greenwood, Hot Maletus B. Greenwood, “ Augustus N. Gray,William P. Gray,Perry M. Gray.William Grimes,George M. Hanley, Madison. William L. Haskell, Home.James D. Hanlin, Madison. William Hamilton, “John F. Hammell, “Thomas Heath, Home.Francis M. Kinney, 11 John Larry, Madison.Abel R. Little, Home.Peter Linenweber.David A. Lindsey, Colu Niconder McCay, Madison.John Meek, Seymour.John Metzger, Madison.Willis Meeks, Lawrenceburg. Edley Miller, Madison.Mathias Miller, North Madison. George Maynard.James Nixon.James O’Laughlin, Madison.John Palmer, Home.James G. Paul, Madison.Harry Parmer, Home.Charles Rappa, Madison.Mordecai Rollison, Home,George W. Sansbach, Madison. Peter Siler, “Martin Slater, 41Franz Stein, 11John Stephens, “John Stevenson, Moorefield.Martin Teaster, Home.John W. Turner, Carrollton, Ky.| John Uebele.Henry D. Waddle, Madison.Benjamin Webb, North Madison.^Ezekiel Wescott, Dupont.John W. Wise, Madison.James R. Wilson, North Madison.Jonn Wolf, South Hanover.Recruits.Stephen Beardsley.Marion Cook.Bernard Cook,Frederick Harder,| William Herver.J oknHill.Thomas Jones. Anthony Krans. Wiliam H. Lucas. John A. Land. James B. Orriil. John Ronix. Henry G. Short. Mosby Smith.Job Sharp.Jesse Seely, Franklin Thorn. Lucian Veach. James Whitaker.Harry Winner.MADISON’S LAV3Is Making Good at AuroraLazy HuBband is Paroled in the Custody of Hi8 Wife.Aurora, Ind., Aug. 17—Albert C. Cochran, age thirty-nine, was arrested under the “lazy husband0 act on a warrant sworn out by his wife. Cochran was fined |25 and costs by Harry J. Wade, justice of the peace. It was alleged by Mrs. Cochran that Cochran would not work and compelled her to do the farming while he spent his time hunting and fishing. She said he bought liquor and tobacco with the money he obtained from the sale of his game.When Cochran was about to be sent to jail in default of his fine,Mrs. Cochran said she would pay the fine if her husband would go to work and assist her with their crops of tobacco and corn. After some argument Cochran agreed and was paroled in the custody of bis wife. Cochran is to work Eve and one-half days each week, getting Saturday afternoon off, and is to attend Sunday school and church each Sunday, and is to report each week to Magistrate Wade.Icc18IICNEW KINGSvssIn the Trotting and RacingWorlds.William and Lee Axworthy Grown Themselves With Glory.Clevcloiand,0 , Aug. 17—World’s and season records went to North Raudall yesterday when Lee Axworthy and William crowned themselves with glory by soundly trounciog their reepective opponents, Peter Volo and Directum I. Incidentally, by virtue of their victories, Lee Axworthy and William today reign as the kings of the trotting and pacing worlds.The summary follows:Match Raco Trotting (purse |5,€00)—Lee Axworthy, b h, by Guy Axworthy (Andrews)—2 1 1 Peter Volo, br h, by Peter the Great (Murphy)—1 2 2Time—2:02, 2:03%, 2.04%.Match Race Pacing (purse$5,000) -William, b h, by Abe J (Marvin) -1 1Directum I, ch h, by Directum Kelly (Murphy)—2 2 Time—1:58%, 2:00.prth■00INAUGHTY MANExposes Tennis Girl In BathSuit.And the Rush For the Courts So Great She Had to Take to theLake.1IIOmaha, Aug. 17—The bathing suit fad for tennis players may soon become quite the stunt down at the Carter Lake Club. Just a day or so ago a very pretty young woman, shapely, and all that, appeared on the courts, clad in a one-piece garment and played tennis for .an hour. No one at first paid any attention to her, apparently believing she was a “he.” But presently an inquiring male person got busy and the news spread like wildfire. At once there was a rush for the tennis courts. But the young woman scampered to the beach and went into the water. There she stayed, too, until dark.CASTORIAFor Infants and ChildrenIn Um For Ovor 30 YoarsAlways bears thefigDStare ofTake The Hf|nU|
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