The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-12
OHIO VOLUNTEERS.

| OFFICIAL LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
The following is the official report Of killed and
wounded of the LIST Ohio regiment at the storming o
Monterey, Sept. 2lst, 1886
| E,pincfbie Ritlemen.-W. II. Harris, killed-sho
in the breast with grape; Josiah A. Kellum, severely
wounded-arm amputated above the elbow; Samue
| Myers, severely wounded-grape shot fractured Jaw
and lodged in the throat; E. Wape, slightly-spen
ball in the head
Montgomery Guards.--Richard WEIGH, killed; Jno
| Terrell, slightly wounded-conusion of arm and
side; John Clarkin, severely wounded-contusion OIL
arm by grape; VIM. Work, vereIy-musket ball
through the foot-amputated; Vandeventer, slight
ly-contuson of the shoulder by shell; John Elan
negan--conusion of hip and side from charge Of
horse; J. Ryan, slightly-fesh wound ofIeg by mus
ket ball.
Dayton eompany-W. G. Davis, orderly SER
geant, killed; d. F. Smith, private, killed. Kelly
Cox, killed-shot through the head by grape; E.
Reese, kied-residence Cleveland. Thos McMur.
ray, killed. Lewis Moter, LIST lieutenant, severely
wounded. Alexander McCarter, ID lieutenant,
slightly, musket ball in the leg.
Dayton German company-James McClosky, pri-
waite, killed. George Phale, private, killed. VIM.
Weber, private, killed. L. Went, private, severe
ly wounded Charles Logan, private, severely
wounded.
Portsmouth company w. Hewett, private,
killed. Griffin Stewards, severely wounded-grape
shot trough the thigh. Alfred Donahue private,
severely wounded-grape shot through the thigh.
Sias Burril, severely wounded--musket ball
through the leg. Jas Lambeck, private, slightly
wounded, confusion by shell.
Cincinnati Cadet, H. Niles, severely
wounded-musket bal! through the hip. VIM. Mil
tr, Sd sergeant, slightly wounded confusion Of
hip and side by shell. w. J. Hogan, slightly
wounded-spent ball in the thigh. g. w. Fitz-
hugh, LIST corporal, slightly wounded-spent ball in
the thigh. Thos. d. Egan, private, killed. Robert,
Doney, private, slightly wounded-contuson of the
hip by a shell.
Bro,cn County Boys.--A. F. Shaw, private, severe
ly wounded-musket ball through the arm. John
Fletcher, private, severely wounded grape shot in
the thigh. A. b. Mckee, private, severely wound
ed-musket ball through the arm
Cincinnati German company Matthew Het lst
lieutenant, kllled-commanded company George
Meyer, corporal, severely wounded-musket ball
lodged in the arm-extracted; E. J. Dehooler, pri-
vate, severely-grape shot in the thigh and musket
bali in the arm; Henry Weber, do, severely--mus-
ket ball in right side-extraced at eft breast. Hen
ry Meyer, do, severely--musket ball through arm
extracted.
Butler Boys--James George, captain, severely
wounded--contusion of head by a shell, not dam
gerous. George Webster, LIST sergeant, slightly
confusion by spent ball-not dangerous. Geo. Long
fellow, I'd sergeant, severely, musket ball through
the thigh-not dangerous John Pierson, private, sc.
vereiy, musket ball through the ches--not danger
ous. John II. Longley, corporal, slghuy--contu-
sion from spent ball. X. II. Acott, private, slight
ly--contusion from shell. Stephen Freenan,t pri-
vate, killed. Oscar Behnee,t private, killed.
FIELD AND STAFF.
Col. A. NJ. Mitchell, severely wounded-an es-
copet:e (2I oz.) ball through the leg. (The colo
ne's favorite horse, presented him by the Cincnna-
ii bar, was killed.)
Adjutant A.. w. Armstrong, Cd Lieutenant Of
Cincinnati Cadets, severely wounded-grape shot
through the knee-leg amputated above the knee
recovery doubtful na
[Copy Of morning report
e. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
Surgeon U. s. A.
MONTEREY, Sept "a, 1916. ..