was thankfully received.Following is a list of soldiers from Greenville and vicinity who lost their lives In the service:Capt. W. W. Wood, Co. G. 245th Beg. P. V.{'enlisted Aug., 1862, was wounded at Fredericksburg Dec. 13th, 1862, died Jan 8th, 1863.. Lieutenant J W. Vincent, enlisted at Greenville, Aug., 1862, Co. G. 145th Beg: P. V,; was wounded at Fredericksburg Dec 13th, 1S62, died Dee. 19th, 1S62.Lieutenant J. L. Lynn, enlisted at Greenville, Aug., 1862, taken prisoner, exchanged and died soon after from effects of eruel treatment.Michael Ream, Co. O. 145th Regt. P. V,, enlisted in Aug. 18G2, and was wounded at Bpotsiivinia May 12th 1864, died of wounds in 1864.William A. McJIHIen, C. K. 63rd Regt. P. V., killed at the battle of the Wilderness, May 2d, 1863, 20 years of age.O. B. Christy, Co. R, 57th Regt. P. V., discharged and died March 15th, 1866.Capt. John Stinson, Penn. Reserve force, died Dec. 18th, 1S66.Joan E. Beii, Co. A. 139, P. V. wounded In the battle of the Wilderness, May 5th 1865, died on battlefield. -John Greenawault, Co. K. 83rd, P. V., enlisted Sept 1861, killed at Gettysburg, July 1863. . •Henry Heckman, enlisted. September, loth '61, and died from the effects of falling out of a third story window of Hospital.Wto, Galloway, 191, Penn. Reserve Infantry, enlisted in ’61, R-eenlJsted In '63, was taken prisoner, and -died from starvation 1865.Cyrus Moreland, Co. B, 140th P, V., died in Milan, Ga., Oct 3rd, 1864.James M. Boies, enlisted Aug ’62, 145th Regt. Co. G, taken prisoner and died. Oct 12th, 1864, in AMersonville prison, of starvation.t_i r» Vi: yi.