| 10845. | Philo D. Wilson, Company G, Fifth Infantry. |
| 10884. | William H. Sayer, Company E, Fifth Infantry. |
| 10901. | Philo J. Chapman, Company G, Third Infantry. |
| 10942. | J. Woodward, Sutler, Ninth Infantry. |
| 10950. | John A. Mercer, Company I, Fourth Cavalry. |
| 11078. | J. W. Finer. |
| 11098. | William H. Denoya, Company M, Fifth Cavalry. |
| 11114. | Josiah A. Whitten, Company I, Fifth Cavalry. |
| 11281. | John F. Knight, Company I, Ninth Infantry. |
| 11334. | George W. Blakely, Company B, Third Infantry. |
| 11414. | Titus England, Company E, Ninth Infantry. |
| 11429. | Daniel W. Estelle, Company L, Second Cavalry. |
| 11708. | Adam Thyne. |
| 11745. | Elmore Miller. |
| 11752. | Jonathan Luther, Company B, Ninth Infantry. |
| 11784. | Wm. W. Alderman, Company F, Thirty-first Infantry. |
| 11789. | Milton W. Shaw, Company H, Fifth Infantry. |
| 11896. | William Austin, Company K, Third Cavalry. |
| 12059. | George P. Littler. |
| 12169. | Frederic L. Osborne. |
| 12230. | Joseph B. Chamberlin, Company A, Eighth Cavalry. |
| 12264. | Elias W. Russell, Company G, Fourth Infantry. |
| 12287. | Albert Raser, Company L, Eighth Cavalry. |
| 12484. | Jeremiah B. Martin, Company B, Fifth Cavalry. |
| 12560. | Joseph H. Griffith, Company C, Fifth Cavalry. |
| 12561. | Cyrus F. Macy. |
| 12629. | Leveret J. Littlejohn. |
| 12659. | Wm. W. Dericson, Company M, Eighth Cavalry. |
| 12711. | Amos W. Ferguson, Company A, Fifteenth Infantry. |
| 12729. | Wesley Smice, Company E, Sixteenth Infantry. |
| 12747. | Charles J. Eubanks, Company H, Seventeenth Infantry. |
| 12864. | Nathan Beezly, Company I, Fourth Cavalry. |
| 12865. | Thomas J. Miller, Lieutenant, Company D, Third Cavalry. |
| 12866. | John W. Delay. |
| 12879. | James J. Jones. |
| 12888. | Alexander King, Company H. Seventeenth Infantry. |
| 12899. | John T. Rule, Company A, Tenth Infantry. |
| 12992. | Richard C. R. Young, Company C, Eighth Infantry. |
WOMEN’S WORK IN THE WAR
Volumes have been written on the noble services of the Union soldiers, in the somber years of the great Civil War. During the whole of that fearful drama the newspapers
