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<p>Burlington Feb 16th 1864
</p><p>Richard Yates, Governor
Springfield
</p><p>In compliance with your request of the 8th instant, I leave you the enclosed list, in some locations more names are added. These you requested, but I think it is about what you desire, these men are all [illegible] [and?] union men and men of political influence in their several localities, shall be happy to render you any further [assistance?] which you may desire. hoping you will feel [illegible] [illegible] to call on me at any time. I have the honor to remain
</p><p>Very respectfully Your Obedient Servant
</p><p>S.S. Mann
</p>
<hr />
<p>Aurora
</p><p>Geo. S. Bangs, C. [J.?] [Metzner?], J.A.W. Buck
</p><p>E.R. Allen, L.D. Brady, Wm V. Plum
</p><p>Wm [McMichin?], J.M. Howel, Charles Wheaton
</p><p>D.W. Waterman, L.R. Wagner, A.E. Searley
</p><p>D.W. Young, J.D. Harvey
</p><p>Batavia
</p><p>T.C. Moore, Geo. B. [Mooss?], J.W. Eddy
</p><p>A. H Young, Wm Coffin, C.H. Brown
</p><p>Blackberry Station
</p><p>Charles [Cone?], B. C. Yates, W. R. S. Hunter
</p><p>John Warren, [L?]. D. Handell, J. P. Bartlett
</p><p>G. M. Coon, G. Seaton
</p><p>Big Rock
</p><p>Isaac Hatch, A. Hall
</p><p>Burlington
</p><p>U. M. Smith, John McClelland, Charles Smith
</p><p>[illegible] [Hapgrod?], T. D. Root, Jones [Rufell?]
</p><p>Clintonville
</p><p>John Cox, Wm Panton
</p><p>Dundee
</p><p>J. C. Busworth, J. H. Carpenter, P. A. Walker,
</p><p>Alfred Edwards, Anson Buck, G. W. Bullard
</p>
<hr />
<p>Elgin
</p><p>A. J. Waldrow, A. B. Fish, A. J. [Jaslin?]
</p><p>O. Davidson, J. B. Walters, Joseph Jeffs
</p><p>Henry Sherman, James Kimball, R. W. Padelford
</p><p>Goe. P. Harvey, Wm. G. Hubbard, Geo. B. Raymond
</p><p>East Campton
</p><p>Anson Lake, J. R. Tucker, John Elliotts
</p><p>Geneva
</p><p>J. H. Lille, [illegible] Toron, S. H. Todd
</p><p>Charles Patten, J. G. Wilson, Henry Pierce
</p><p>W. P. West, E. Danford, Riley Hoyt
</p><p>Hampshire
</p><p>Henrey Allen, Elisha Weede, Henrey Daly
</p><p>Wallace Whepley, Dennis Carslile, James [??oole]
</p><p>Raneville
</p><p>W. W. Ravlin, R. W. Lee, H. L. Perry
</p><p>Alfred Churchil, J. Lewis Jr.
</p><p>Springs Mills
</p><p>Wm Walker, L. M. Baker, Wm Brophy
</p><p>Seth Shermond, J. Tompson
</p><p>Rane Station
</p><p>S. B. Rachnell, S. S. Kimball, [T?]. G. Garfield
</p>
<hr />
<p>[Lodd?]
</p><p>G. Fuller, E. P. Robinson, Richard Van Black
</p><p>W. C. Watkins, J. Reed, Fletcher Joy
</p><p>C. [Shirtiff?]
</p><p>North Plato?]
</p><p>Wm H. Morehouse, Thomas Barnage, G. McArthur
</p><p>New Lebanon "DeKalb C"
</p><p>[illegible] S. Pratt, Stephen [Hageboon?], A. [Crowfare?]
</p><p>[illegible] Grove
</p><p>J. K. Starks, J. J. Brown, S. Christie
</p><p>Wm Eahin, Alex McCormick
</p><p>[illegible]
</p><p>W. F. Asgood, A. M. Butler, F. H. Boreman
</p><p>W. G. Barry, A. [D?] Gill, Spaulding Eddy
</p><p>Sugar Grove
</p><p>S. G. Paul, Wm Thompson, [Rodney McHale?]
</p><p>J. Hatch
</p><p>Udina
</p><p>John Mansfield, Isaac Sargent, W. R. Mann
</p>
<hr />
<p>Kane Co.
</p><p>S. S. Mann
</p>
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<p>Burlington Feb 16th 1864
</p><p>Richard Yates, Governor
Springfield
</p><p>In compliance with your request of the 8th instant, I leave you the enclosed list, in some locations more names are added. These you requested, but I think it is about what you desire, these men are all [illegible] [and?] union men and men of political influence in their several localities, shall be happy to render you any further [assistance?] which you may desire. hoping you will feel [illegible] [illegible] to call on me at any time. I have the honor to remain
</p><p>Very respectfully Your Obedient Servant
</p><p>S.S. Mann
</p>
<hr />
<p>Aurora
</p><p>Geo. S. Bangs, C. [J.?] [Metzner?], J.A.W. Buck
</p><p>E.R. Allen, L.D. Brady, Wm V. Plum
</p><p>Wm [McMichin?], J.M. Howel, Charles Wheaton
</p><p>D.W. Waterman, L.R. Wagner, A.E. Searley
</p><p>D.W. Young, J.D. Harvey
</p><p>Batavia
</p><p>T.C. Moore, Geo. B. [Mooss?], J.W. Eddy
</p><p>A. H Young, Wm Coffin, C.H. Brown
</p><p>Blackberry Station
</p><p>Charles [Cone?], B. C. Yates, W. R. S. Hunter
</p><p>John Warren, [L?]. D. Handell, J. P. Bartlett
</p><p>G. M. Coon, G. Seaton
</p><p>Big Rock
</p><p>Isaac Hatch, A. Hall
</p><p>Burlington
</p><p>U. M. Smith, John McClelland, Charles Smith
</p><p>[illegible] [Hapgrod?], T. D. Root, Jones [Rufell?]
</p><p>Clintonville
</p><p>John Cox, Wm Panton
</p><p>Dundee
</p><p>J. C. Busworth, J. H. Carpenter, P. A. Walker,
</p><p>Alfred Edwards, Anson Buck, G. W. Bullard
</p>
<hr />
<p>Elgin
</p><p>A. J. Waldrow, A. B. Fish, A. J. [Jaslin?]
</p><p>O. Davidson, J. B. Walters, Joseph Jeffs
</p><p>Henry Sherman, James Kimball, R. W. Padelford
</p><p>Goe. P. Harvey, Wm. G. Hubbard, Geo. B. Raymond
</p><p>East Campton
</p><p>Anson Lake, J. R. Tucker, John Elliotts
</p><p>Geneva
</p><p>J. H. Lille, [illegible] Toron, S. H. Todd
</p><p>Charles Patten, J. G. Wilson, Henry Pierce
</p><p>W. P. West, E. Danford, Riley Hoyt
</p><p>Hampshire
</p><p>Henrey Allen, Elisha Weede, Henrey Daly
</p><p>Wallace Whepley, Dennis Carslile, James [??oole]
</p><p>Raneville
</p><p>W. W. Ravlin, R. W. Lee, H. L. Perry
</p><p>Alfred Churchil, J. Lewis Jr.
</p><p>Springs Mills
</p><p>Wm Walker, L. M. Baker, Wm Brophy
</p><p>Seth Shermond, J. Tompson
</p><p>Rane Station
</p><p>S. B. Rachnell, S. S. Kimball, [T?]. G. Garfield
</p>
<hr />
<p>[Lodd?]
</p><p>G. Fuller, E. P. Robinson, Richard Van Black
</p><p>W. C. Watkins, J. Reed, Fletcher Joy
</p><p>C. [Shirtiff?]
</p><p>North Plato?]
</p><p>Wm H. Morehouse, Thomas Barnage, G. McArthur
</p><p>New Lebanon "DeKalb C"
</p><p>[illegible] S. Pratt, Stephen [Hageboon?], A. [Crowfare?]
</p><p>[illegible] Grove
</p><p>J. K. Starks, J. J. Brown, S. Christie
</p><p>Wm Eahin, Alex McCormick
</p><p>[illegible]
</p><p>W. F. Asgood, A. M. Butler, F. H. Boreman
</p><p>W. G. Barry, A. [D?] Gill, Spaulding Eddy
</p><p>Sugar Grove
</p><p>S. G. Paul, Wm Thompson, [Rodney McHale?]
</p><p>J. Hatch
</p><p>Udina
</p><p>John Mansfield, Isaac Sargent, W. R. Mann
</p>
<hr />
<p>Kane Co.
</p><p>S. S. Mann
</p>
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<p>Oregon Febuary 16th 1864
</p><p>Gov. Richard Yates
</p><p>Dear Sir
</p><p>Your kind letter came duly at hand with Photographs enclosed which I am greatly obliged. my daughter has carefully placed them in her Album.
</p><p>I herewith send you the following names who are good true and active Union men that can be depended upon
</p><p>J. M. Hinkle, William Jackson, Wm J Keys Daysville P. O. Elisha Arnold Rusl Thorp Carthage P. O. Joseph Gibson C. C Royce Aaron Weeks Ogle P. O. John Acker, Havey Colburn Isaac Trask Pine Rock P. O. Williard P. Flagg Joseph Parker, G. M Clark Caleb Boyce Lane P. O. Anson Barnum John V. Gale & Ira Metler Dement P. O. Osborn Chancy Edwin Rice Samuel Doctor White Rock P. O. Wm F Perry, David Fletcher Elijah Dresser John Brown Linderwood P. O.
</p><p>R. M. Thomas, James Wells Henry Hill Monroe P. O. G. G. Norton Abert Welbeer Geo. Young B. W. Dake, Joshua White Albert Brown, Samuel Patrick Henry Weld Hale P. O.
</p>
<hr />
<p>Wm Arte Theodore Austen Benjm Boyce Lewis Westz Their mail comes to Oregon P. O. Solomon Dwight Lucius Read S. St. John Mix Julious Smith Byron P. O. Hiram Marks Samuel J. Beeler Elias Thomas Reuben Odell Wales P. O. N. W Bebee Jonathan Wagner Samuel W. Coffman Adeline P. O. Mathew Blair Thomas J Hewitt Frank N Dice T. P. Newcomer Forreston P. O. Benjm Goode Ambrose Sanborn D. C. Herb their mail comes to Polo P. O. C K Williams, Vict Bogue Hamilton Norton Dr. L. M. Slade D. B. Moffatt Polo P. O.
</p><p>Spooner Ruggles Geo. Yates E. T. Gates Lewis Foot Leonard Andrus Joshua Brown James Rogers Benjm Kemp. & H. H. Paine Grand Detour P. O. Benjm Hedrick Jackson Larwell James A Baker D. J. Pinkney. William Little, & J. M. Webb. Mt. Morris P. O. F. G. Petrie H. A. Mix E. S. Potter M. W. Smith Hugh Rea Joseph Wagner R. C Burchell & S. S. Crowell Oregon P. O. several towns in our county get their mail at one offise is the reson there are so many at some offises, I will mention one name in particular a gentleman informed me of that is Wm Coldidz a German who lives in Lane Ogle Co. he is a mechanic & is very active with us
</p><p>I shall take pleasure in serving you at any time in any thing I can do. in this section.
</p>
<hr />
<p>We have been having a session of the board of Supervisors adjourned to day passed a resolution giving Bounties to all veterans who reinlist and new recruits $100- each
</p><p>I remain Yours truly
</p><p>James V. Gale
</p>
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<p>Oregon Febuary 16th 1864
</p><p>Gov. Richard Yates
</p><p>Dear Sir
</p><p>Your kind letter came duly at hand with Photographs enclosed which I am greatly obliged. my daughter has carefully placed them in her Album.
</p><p>I herewith send you the following names who are good true and active Union men that can be depended upon
</p><p>J. M. Hinkle, William Jackson, Wm J Keys Daysville P. O. Elisha Arnold Rusl Thorp Carthage P. O. Joseph Gibson C. C Royce Aaron Weeks Ogle P. O. John Acker, Havey Colburn Isaac Trask Pine Rock P. O. Williard P. Flagg Joseph Parker, G. M Clark Caleb Boyce Lane P. O. Anson Barnum John V. Gale & Ira Metler Dement P. O. Osborn Chancy Edwin Rice Samuel Doctor White Rock P. O. Wm F Perry, David Fletcher Elijah Dresser John Brown Linderwood P. O.
</p><p>R. M. Thomas, James Wells Henry Hill Monroe P. O. G. G. Norton Abert Welbeer Geo. Young B. W. Dake, Joshua White Albert Brown, Samuel Patrick Henry Weld Hale P. O.
</p>
<hr />
<p>Wm Arte Theodore Austen Benjm Boyce Lewis Westz Their mail comes to Oregon P. O. Solomon Dwight Lucius Read S. St. John Mix Julious Smith Byron P. O. Hiram Marks Samuel J. Beeler Elias Thomas Reuben Odell Wales P. O. N. W Bebee Jonathan Wagner Samuel W. Coffman Adeline P. O. Mathew Blair Thomas J Hewitt Frank N Dice T. P. Newcomer Forreston P. O. Benjm Goode Ambrose Sanborn D. C. Herb their mail comes to Polo P. O. C K Williams, Vict Bogue Hamilton Norton Dr. L. M. Slade D. B. Moffatt Polo P. O.
</p><p>Spooner Ruggles Geo. Yates E. T. Gates Lewis Foot Leonard Andrus Joshua Brown James Rogers Benjm Kemp. & H. H. Paine Grand Detour P. O. Benjm Hedrick Jackson Larwell James A Baker D. J. Pinkney. William Little, & J. M. Webb. Mt. Morris P. O. F. G. Petrie H. A. Mix E. S. Potter M. W. Smith Hugh Rea Joseph Wagner R. C Burchell & S. S. Crowell Oregon P. O. several towns in our county get their mail at one offise is the reson there are so many at some offises, I will mention one name in particular a gentleman informed me of that is Wm Coldidz a German who lives in Lane Ogle Co. he is a mechanic & is very active with us
</p><p>I shall take pleasure in serving you at any time in any thing I can do. in this section.
</p>
<hr />
<p>We have been having a session of the board of Supervisors adjourned to day passed a resolution giving Bounties to all veterans who reinlist and new recruits $100- each
</p><p>I remain Yours truly
</p><p>James V. Gale
</p>
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<p>Hd Qrts 100th Illinois Vols
Louden Tenn Feby 16th 1864
</p><p>Hon Richard Yates,
</p><p>Dear Sir
</p><p>The Governor of the state of Ohio having made application, parties are being sent home to recruit for the regiments raised under the July call of 1862. Cannot such an arrangement be made for the Illinois regiments? All the Illinois regiments raised under that call need need filling up. Mine has now an aggregate of less than 500 men and having been Entirely raised in one County (Will) the people of that county feeling an interest in it which they do not in any other, I am confident that recruits could be obtained for it when they could not for any other. I have made repeated attempts to have a recruiting party for this regiment detailed but the reply always is that War Department has not
</p>
<hr />
<p>ordered any such details from the New regiments and so I Expect that none will be made unless upon your application.
</p><p>Is there no way of compelling the payment of the full 40 cts per day for subsisting, as promised in Order 77? Upon one pretext and another the payment of some of the bills incurred for subsisting the recruits of this regiment has been put off to this day, while others have been compelled to submit to the cutting down of their accounts one fourth.
</p><p>Most of these bills were contracted for the subsistence of the men after the regiment had been ordered to assemble at Joliet and and when, as no preparation had been made for their subsistence by the Government, had not Messers Caswell, Austin, Prince and others subsisted the men, they would have been obliged to return to their homes and the towns from whence they came and the order of the Adjutant General could not have been complied with. Every County Officer, and every hotel Keeper
</p>
<hr />
<p>in Will County will certify that at that time it was utterly impossible to get men subsisted for a less sum.
</p><p>Yet these parties are today without their pay or save Mr Prince have been compelled to receive 30 instead of 40 cts. The Act of so cutting down the bills is nothing more or less than an act of repudiation. Provost Marshal Longworth was obliged to pledge his private Credit in order to get men subsisted at Joliet for since their experience in /62 the people there are not ready to trust in the faith of the Government.
</p><p>The matter is a small but so flagrant is the injustice of the transaction that if there is no other way to reach it Congress should.
</p><p>With Great respect
Your Obedient servant
A. N. Waterman
Lt. Col 100th Ills Vols
</p>
<hr />
<p>Waterman A N
Lieut Col 100th Regt
</p><p>Louden Tenn Feby 1664
</p><p>Wishes the Governor to make application to War Dept for permission to send home recruiting parties for the Regt raised under the July Call 1862. The aggregate of his regt is less than 500 and were entirely raised in Will County.
</p><p>Wishes to know if any way of compelling the payment of the full 40 cts per day for subsisting recruits. Says the people have lost confidence in the Govt they only paying 30 cts when the contract was 40.
</p><p>Executive Office Feby 27 64
</p>
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<p>Hd Qrts 100th Illinois Vols
Louden Tenn Feby 16th 1864
</p><p>Hon Richard Yates,
</p><p>Dear Sir
</p><p>The Governor of the state of Ohio having made application, parties are being sent home to recruit for the regiments raised under the July call of 1862. Cannot such an arrangement be made for the Illinois regiments? All the Illinois regiments raised under that call need need filling up. Mine has now an aggregate of less than 500 men and having been Entirely raised in one County (Will) the people of that county feeling an interest in it which they do not in any other, I am confident that recruits could be obtained for it when they could not for any other. I have made repeated attempts to have a recruiting party for this regiment detailed but the reply always is that War Department has not
</p>
<hr />
<p>ordered any such details from the New regiments and so I Expect that none will be made unless upon your application.
</p><p>Is there no way of compelling the payment of the full 40 cts per day for subsisting, as promised in Order 77? Upon one pretext and another the payment of some of the bills incurred for subsisting the recruits of this regiment has been put off to this day, while others have been compelled to submit to the cutting down of their accounts one fourth.
</p><p>Most of these bills were contracted for the subsistence of the men after the regiment had been ordered to assemble at Joliet and and when, as no preparation had been made for their subsistence by the Government, had not Messers Caswell, Austin, Prince and others subsisted the men, they would have been obliged to return to their homes and the towns from whence they came and the order of the Adjutant General could not have been complied with. Every County Officer, and every hotel Keeper
</p>
<hr />
<p>in Will County will certify that at that time it was utterly impossible to get men subsisted for a less sum.
</p><p>Yet these parties are today without their pay or save Mr Prince have been compelled to receive 30 instead of 40 cts. The Act of so cutting down the bills is nothing more or less than an act of repudiation. Provost Marshal Longworth was obliged to pledge his private Credit in order to get men subsisted at Joliet for since their experience in /62 the people there are not ready to trust in the faith of the Government.
</p><p>The matter is a small but so flagrant is the injustice of the transaction that if there is no other way to reach it Congress should.
</p><p>With Great respect
Your Obedient servant
A. N. Waterman
Lt. Col 100th Ills Vols
</p>
<hr />
<p>Waterman A N
Lieut Col 100th Regt
</p><p>Louden Tenn Feby 1664
</p><p>Wishes the Governor to make application to War Dept for permission to send home recruiting parties for the Regt raised under the July Call 1862. The aggregate of his regt is less than 500 and were entirely raised in Will County.
</p><p>Wishes to know if any way of compelling the payment of the full 40 cts per day for subsisting recruits. Says the people have lost confidence in the Govt they only paying 30 cts when the contract was 40.
</p><p>Executive Office Feby 27 64
</p>
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<p>WENDEROTH & TAYLOR,
LATE
BROADBENT & CO.
Photographers,
Nos. 912, 914 & 916 Chestnut St.,
PHILADELPHIA
</p><p>Philadelphia, 16th Feb. 64
</p><p>Richd Yates
</p><p>Dear sir
</p><p>Your favour of 10th Inst. is received, together with the ten dollars. The other fifty Cards will we sent as soon as printed. The Same with the new hundred. We Send Samples of full length pictures, We think the ones Numbered 162 are the best. If you would like duplicates of any of them, please return the preferable one.
</p><p>Very Respectfully Yours
Wenderoth & Taylor
per Longstreth
</p>
<hr />
<p>Wenderoth & Taylor
</p><p>Philada Febry 16 1864,
</p><p>Has received Governors letter with ten Dollars, the other 50 cards will be sent as soon as printed, the same with the new hundred. Sends sample &c -
File (Private) Return
</p>
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Wenderoth and Taylor to Richard Yates
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1864-02-16
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516150
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>WENDEROTH & TAYLOR,
LATE
BROADBENT & CO.
Photographers,
Nos. 912, 914 & 916 Chestnut St.,
PHILADELPHIA
</p><p>Philadelphia, 16th Feb. 64
</p><p>Richd Yates
</p><p>Dear sir
</p><p>Your favour of 10th Inst. is received, together with the ten dollars. The other fifty Cards will we sent as soon as printed. The Same with the new hundred. We Send Samples of full length pictures, We think the ones Numbered 162 are the best. If you would like duplicates of any of them, please return the preferable one.
</p><p>Very Respectfully Yours
Wenderoth & Taylor
per Longstreth
</p>
<hr />
<p>Wenderoth & Taylor
</p><p>Philada Febry 16 1864,
</p><p>Has received Governors letter with ten Dollars, the other 50 cards will be sent as soon as printed, the same with the new hundred. Sends sample &c -
File (Private) Return
</p>
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<p>Head Quarters, Provost Marshal's Office,
</p><p>Ninth District,
</p><p>Mt. Sterling, Ill., February 15th 1864
</p><p>Hon. Richard Gates
</p><p>Springfield, Ills
</p><p>Dear Sir,
</p><p>Your favor of February 15th is received it is with pleasure, I forward the following list required
</p><p>Mt. Sterling- Post Office
James Bond *
Dr. A. J. Stoner
Dr. James Shields *
James M. Kindrick
Richard Means *
Thos. McDonnell *
B. W. Barrows
Alexander Parker
James B. Moore *
Robert N. Curry
Harris M. Clark
Frederick T. Snyder
William Smith
Samuel Hatcher *
A. T. Stone
</p><p>Coopertown- Post Office
Gideon Hinman *
Hiriam A. Henry *
O. M. Henry
Thos. Barton
Absalem Parke
John McConnell
</p><p>Elkhorn- Post Office
Absalem Yarrish
Moses Winslow *
Thos. Scanland *
Hiram Jaques *
</p>
<hr />
<p>Versailles- Post Office
A. D. Ravenscroft *
George Timmons
Post Master *
Dr. Saul Vandeventer
Denton Vandeventer
</p><p>Mound-Station- P. Office
John Davis *
John Shields
Robert Shields
William Lee
Geo. Davis (Rev) *
John Miller *
Angus McPhail
</p><p>Hersman- Post Office
M.D. Turner *
Joseph Philips *
all others in that neighbourhood including Post Master of doubtful loyalty
</p><p>Buckhorn- Post Office
Cornelius Vandeventer
James Myers *
Black-Hawk Myers
William Butler
</p><p>Ripley Post Office
Clark Hardin
O. P. Gentry *
William Ward
Jeremiah Hankins
William Glenn *
Samuel Glenn
</p>
<ul>
<li> indicates active, "Loyal" men
</li>
</ul>
<p>over
</p>
<hr />
<p>You will observe the List, "Mt. Sterling P. Office" is quite full--it includes persons residing in other townships who have no other Post-Office address.
</p><p>Yours truly
</p><p>George T. Purkitt
</p>
<hr />
<p>BrownCo
</p><p>Mt. Sterling, Ill
</p><p>____ 186
</p><p>Purkett. Geo P.
</p>
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Richard Yates (Wabash College) Papers, Box 2, Folder 15 (February 15-28, 1864)
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4
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George P. Purkitt to Richard Yates
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1864-02-15
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516149
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pdf
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Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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eng
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<p>Head Quarters, Provost Marshal's Office,
</p><p>Ninth District,
</p><p>Mt. Sterling, Ill., February 15th 1864
</p><p>Hon. Richard Gates
</p><p>Springfield, Ills
</p><p>Dear Sir,
</p><p>Your favor of February 15th is received it is with pleasure, I forward the following list required
</p><p>Mt. Sterling- Post Office
James Bond *
Dr. A. J. Stoner
Dr. James Shields *
James M. Kindrick
Richard Means *
Thos. McDonnell *
B. W. Barrows
Alexander Parker
James B. Moore *
Robert N. Curry
Harris M. Clark
Frederick T. Snyder
William Smith
Samuel Hatcher *
A. T. Stone
</p><p>Coopertown- Post Office
Gideon Hinman *
Hiriam A. Henry *
O. M. Henry
Thos. Barton
Absalem Parke
John McConnell
</p><p>Elkhorn- Post Office
Absalem Yarrish
Moses Winslow *
Thos. Scanland *
Hiram Jaques *
</p>
<hr />
<p>Versailles- Post Office
A. D. Ravenscroft *
George Timmons
Post Master *
Dr. Saul Vandeventer
Denton Vandeventer
</p><p>Mound-Station- P. Office
John Davis *
John Shields
Robert Shields
William Lee
Geo. Davis (Rev) *
John Miller *
Angus McPhail
</p><p>Hersman- Post Office
M.D. Turner *
Joseph Philips *
all others in that neighbourhood including Post Master of doubtful loyalty
</p><p>Buckhorn- Post Office
Cornelius Vandeventer
James Myers *
Black-Hawk Myers
William Butler
</p><p>Ripley Post Office
Clark Hardin
O. P. Gentry *
William Ward
Jeremiah Hankins
William Glenn *
Samuel Glenn
</p>
<ul>
<li> indicates active, "Loyal" men
</li>
</ul>
<p>over
</p>
<hr />
<p>You will observe the List, "Mt. Sterling P. Office" is quite full--it includes persons residing in other townships who have no other Post-Office address.
</p><p>Yours truly
</p><p>George T. Purkitt
</p>
<hr />
<p>BrownCo
</p><p>Mt. Sterling, Ill
</p><p>____ 186
</p><p>Purkett. Geo P.
</p>
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20