July 29, 1863
Wounded Raiders. - Yesterday afternoon eight of Morgan's men, wounded in the late fight near Salineville, were brought down to the city and confined in the Atheneum. Their names and residences are: Wm. H. Young, Harrison county, Ky., S. R. Shaw, Richmond, Ky.; Wm. Meyers, Jassamine county, Ky.; James Cardwell, Shelby county, Ky.; J. C. Slaughter, Nelson county, Ky.; Chas. C. Johnson, Wm. Burot, Martin Dethridge, Warren county, and J. L. Walton, Obine county, Tenn.
Some of the men are very badly wounded. Besides these, there are some fifteen more of Morgan's men in the prison. They complain that the room in which their wounded friends are confined is hot and filthy.
We learn that the wounded will be removed to Hospital as soon as possible.
July 29, 1863
One Of Morgan's Wounded. - Yesterday one of Morgan's wounded men was brought to this city and confined in the Atheneum. The man has a severe wound in the thigh, from which he appears to suffer intensely. He was wounded at Seelinville.
Timeline of West Virginia: Civil War and Statehood: July 1863