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The Daily Dispatch: April 30, 1862., [Electronic resource] 1 1 Browse Search
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or example. Some of the Yankees were tolerably fair specimens of humanity, but in several of them the brute stuck out so far that it could not be concealed. A number of them were so Teutonic that their jargon could hardly be understood. The names of the Yankees were James Ginnis, company F, 3d Maryland; Thos. Eckles, company H, 66th Ohio; James E. Burns, company I, 14th Indiana C. Caffrey, company C, 1st Vermont, J. H. Abell, company B. 1st Vermont; John Brown, company B, 1st Vermont; C. Van Weber, company K, 39th Illinois; James Moore, company G, 1st Vermont; Carles Schultz, company F, 54th New York; Ed. Haman, sergeant company I, 58th New York; J. Leather, company K, 40th Pennsylvania; W. E. Johnson, company E, 5th Connecticut; A. Johnson, company E, 5th Connecticut E B. Sparks, company K, 39th Illinois W. A. Chapman, company H, 3d Wisconsin. The following are the names of the citizen prisoners, and the counties from which they hail, viz; J. Light, M. Beane, and Richard Buck