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HUNTINGDON, PA* 1 11 1 1 ■ ■ - .....- ■ M i . i , - , , , , M ■. | t f T a B m a ^ 1 K| J_M__^Wednesday taommg, 3uly 20,1864«XOCAL PERSONAL.■-—... —^h« Crops*The wheat and rye crops in thiscounty, in said to be good, much hca-♦vier than \vas oxpee'ed three weeksago. The grass will be light, but Still there will be a heavier crop than last year. The Oats will be short in straw and crop but the grain will be heavier than last year. The corn is suffering and unless we have rain very soon, the crop will be very light.The local press of the counties of . the State, speak v.ery favorably of the crops. Indeed the crops now being gathered, they say* will be much bet-tertban last year. Unless there is a heavy foreign demand for wheat, and it does not seem probable, it must soon come down to a much lower price. We would not advise farmers to holdout for high prices, the consumptioncannot be greater than at present.. Memorial of Co* Mib R«gt,, K B* if* C.Our request1 irhieh we made of the Reserves q few weeks ago has been responded to by a member of Co-1, the company recruited at Huntingdon Furnace, We are under many obliga* tions to the gentleman who bas thus cheerfully and promptly fulfilled a general requirement. We herewith publish the names of the members ofthe company and the place whore, and■when, those who were wounded received their wounds, c., as thoy were transmitted to us by the author, whovouches for the correctness of his♦statement. The names and deeds offtthe heroes should be held in remem: brance by the patriotic masses thro’-out all time. A. memorial of Go. C of the same regiment would alsq bo acceptable.THE MEMORIAL.George Dare, Captain ; promoted to Major, June .20, 1801, Lieut Colonel July 1862 ^killed in the Wilderness.Robert JB. Frazer, 1st Lieutenant; promoted to ^Captain,. July 1,1862; dismissed by order of the President and enlisted as a private in Co A, 4th Cav. Frank Zontrayer, 2nd Lieutenant;promoted to Captain, June 28, 1861,Lf 1 1 QRO * mAii« ^irtrl n f T? ma rl .Chus. Bholenberger, died of wounds received at Mebhaniesburg.Oliver Simpsoti, died of wounds received at White Oak Swamp.James M Smith,.deserted.Samuel Saylor, discharged.Peter Sbarrow, transferred to battery C, 5 th USA; killed at Gettysburg ~ Granville P Swope, appointed Corp oral September 2,1862, Sorgt Major Sept 18, 1802, 1st Lieut March 5,1863William Stains, deserted.William Shannon, borne.William Stewart, deserted 1862.David R P Stewart, home.John P Thompson, drowned at Forage Station, Virginia, 1862.Jacob Trexler, deserted.,-J Cork Wilson, commissioned in the 2d Pennsylvania Artillery, 1862.Thomas Worts, transferred to battery C. 5tjx USA. James R Worts, veteran 1864.Jeremiah Weston, discharged1 on account of wounds received, at White Oak Swamp.George Watson, homo.George T White, died at Camp Pier-pont 1861. “ * 'Samuel .Wills, discharged;Abraham Wilsou, recruit.Marlin Yingliiig, deserted.Recruits.—*James Ainsworth, died; David Allbright, George Allbright,Henry’Swisher. ,
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Huntingdon Globe
Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, US
Wed, Jul 20, 1864
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