Quiner Scrapbooks: Correspondence of the Wisconsin Volunteers, 1861-1865, Volume 9

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I'Vancirt Hort S Ai lliiaseli A MoKfe W V Dale Wni Puu.plin Wnrron Libby G Allen J E Allen E Ho'.ightoD N  Jironks E Hinindejl N BInisdell C A Ihele Wm A Burnett J Holcomb Henry Bower* .Tns ColgAr E O Cleriand .1 {'n rut hers J T Crippon Thos Carr R Co$t«llo W S  honnison I) L DrcRser F (iar!<lt •Inmofs Gibbs Robert  Gibson M Hnwioy B J Humphry \ K llaniiner John T Hay Albert Sanford S E .Soely C (I Ticknor E Tiibninn II Triggs L C ^3l!ile8
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John N \Vhi).pio
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A T VV,- Itz
It F Wil.,.)n
HJ   Walkar
Jas  Waid John F i'oung
Homy IL-irlow
VVnllnce Kel My J N IJoliiinn H N H )!man George Hop« G C Hem pel I
Wm Hodges J N linger Will S Jay J D Jones J N Lense Louis Lnfoe Vj D Lcvings H    ]j<'ving» W Law W G Loring W K Miner I) Mc III tyro Jas Mi ley C E Mencham John McMiilen Jas McGeorgo Jas Nichols D [\  Northrup A N Clin J O Olison A F"t)ttman John Quirk H Rvder S C Roberta
At the evacuation of Holly Springs tho cars up to lb J ataudard required by the regula- I.'ft a party of ufgroes who had boon loadinjt tions. This morning's r.-port sbr.v* a total of Oitton, iiC, at the d»"pot,behind,whether froiii «14 men wilh 82i preaeot for duty. T.i what designoracjiflent IdoMotknow. Wln-n tht.-ro- is thiri mainly attributable V It is true that we bels entered tho town, their atU'ntion wasc-iM havo loat but few men iu bati/e, but sickness ed to these negroen, and they went at tbem and desertion have thinned the ranks of our (nearly exterminating ttiC whole party. One armies as much if not mure than buttles, of our regim-tnt was in t>l^ toarn at the Tiiu medical abilities of our Surgeons may ti a;. h.iard th.i firing and barely ^^^^P^d bo- bc better than usually found, but their e/Toi ts injt taken. would be futile uuleaa aeconded by bigh<.'r .lu-
Wiiile on thia trip we  belonged to the i'h thority.    Tiien to tho wise,   careful,  pat< rnal
Division. 17th  Armv   Corp4, 11 tj.   G n.   ii--   fflanageinent of   Col.   Bryant   la the   Goverii-
riierson oiuinanding the corps.    Thu Fourth neat   indebted  for  a full regiment of strung;
'  la (Iurlburt'4 old diviHinu, and he thinks thTi; and bcnltby   men.    First  and   foremost   Col.
i.a not such anoth r b dy of troop- in the field. Bryaot Is unalterably opposed to sending men
i"<i4 division has clearly earned nf title of to pott atod general hoKpitals when iloan po«- tbe/V