The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-11-17
Official List of the Killed and
Wounded.

Wounded.
The following is The official report OF
Killed and wounded of the ist Ohio Reg
inent at the storming Of Monlery, Sep
tcnber 2i, 1916:
lSvINcIBLE RIFLEaEN.-W. III. Harris
killed, shot in the breast with grape Josiah
/ A Kellua, severely woundeds arm ampu-
taicd above the elbow. Samuel Myers,
severely wounded; grape shot fractured
Jaw and lodged in tho throat Z Wade.
slightly; spent ball in the head
MONTGOMERY GUARDs. - Richard
Weleh, killed. John Farrell, slightly
wounded; confusion OF arm and side
John Ciarisin, severely; muskes bsl
through the foot amputated. Yandeyen.-
e., slightly; confusion of the shoulder by
shell. John Flanagan. confusion of
hip aud side from charge of hcrse. J
Ryan, slieil1y; 1esh wound OF leg by n
mnsket bali
DAYToH CoMPANy.-W G. Davis. or
derby sergeant, killed. d. T. Smi!f,
private, killed. Kelley Cox. killed; shol
through the head by grape. E Reese,
killed; residence Cleveland Thomas
McMurry, Killed. Lewis Motter, first
lieutenant, severely wounded. AIexali,
der McCartcr, second lieutenant, slightly.
muskcd ball in the leg.
DAYTON GER9AS coaPANy.-James
McC!osky, private. killed. George Phale,
private Killed. Wm. Weber, private,
killed. L. Went private, severely
wounded.
PoRTsMoUvH CoMrAsV.-John w.
Hewlett, private, killed. Griffin Sow
ards, severely wounded, grape shot
through the ;high. Alfred Donahuc, pri-
va;c, severely wounded, grape shot
through the thigh. Silas Burrn, severe
" wounded, musket ball through the leg.
James Lambeck, private, slightly wound
ed; confusion by shell.
CINCINNATI CADETS. N II Niles.
first lieutenant, severely wounded. musk
ball through the hip. VIM. Miller, third
sergeant, slightly wounded, confusion Of
hip and side by a shell. ". J. Hogan,
slightly wounded, spent ball in thigh q.
W Fitzbugh. first corporal, slightly
wounded; spent ball in thigh. fhos d
Egan, private killed. Robert Doney,
private, slightly wounded; confusion Of
hip by shell.
Brown COUNTY BoYs-A F Shaw,
private, severely wounded; musket ball
through the arm. John Fletcher, private.
severely wounded; grape shot in the
thigh. a b Mckee, private, severely
wounded, musket ball through the hand.
CINCINNATI GERMAN CoaPAx1.-Mat-
thew Hett, lst Lieutenant, kiilcd-com-
manded company. George Myer, corpo-
raj, severely wounded; muskct ball lodg- |
ed in arIn-extracted. f Dehooler,
private. severely; grape sho, in thigh and |
muskei ball in arm. Henry Weber. do, |
severely; mpsket ball in right side-ex-
tracted at left breast. Henry Meyer, do.
severely; musket ball through arm-cx-
tracted.
Butler BoYs.-Jas. George, Capt,
severely wounded: confusion of head by /
shell-not dangerous. Geo. Webster,
lst sergeant, slightly; confusion by spent
ball-not dangerous. Geo. Lowfellow, I
I'd do. severely; mpsket ball through |
thigh-not dangerous. J.Pierson, private
severely; muskel ball through the chest
mot dangerous. John II Longlev. corr
pora, slightly; confusion from spent bail.
r Ii Acutl, private, slightly; confusion
from shell. Stephen Freeman, private,
killed. Oscar Behnec, private, killed.
These men were murdered and shocking
y mangled by Lancers, who came upon
hem whilst the latter was conducting the
former, who was slightly wounded, into
unarmed!
FIELD AND SrAFr.-Col. A NJ Mitch
III. severely wounded; an esquipette (2i
". ball through the leg. Ci'he Colo ;
'el's lavorte horse, presented him by the {
Cincinnati Bar, was killed.
Adj. a W Armstrong, ID Lieutenant
If Cincinnati Cadets, severely wounded; |
sraPe shot through the knee-lcg ampu- ,
ate above the knee--rccovery doubtful.
Copy of Morning Report.l
Z. K. CHAMBERIIN,
Surgeon l.. S. A. Il