Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-25
SECOND BRIGADE.

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ard Brooks, John ~Fitzsimmons.
l4TH REeIaEST INFANTRY, Cor. TRoUsDAIx.-Killed-
oorpl John +. Miller. Wounded-Prvates James G. Tai
laierro, John J. Jones, Theo. Martins. ~Missing-Pnvates
Timothy A. Wooden, John De Barnes.
18th REGIMENT lsFASTRr, LII. Cor. W.. H. GRAHAM.-
hiled-fnvate John l.. Kooniz. Wounded-Pivates s. s.
Harvey, Lyone.
KocKEr AND HowITzEn BArrxur, Lr. F. D.. CAILEs-
observation-disclosures John HUMPHREYS, Robert Douglass,
John Ungerer. Wounded-lst Iieut r n cauanJar
Carporals Lybanus Rabb, Albert ]. Boie Jobn NagIee
Pnyates Peter Strassner, Christian schwaitzwener, Ezra Cra-
ven, Henry d. Perry, Michael Fitzgerald, Michael Farrell.
Thomas X. Folk, Geo. Sweekard.
Souri, CARoLINA REGIMRSr, Coz. P. M. Burnrn-
Field and faE-Killed-Co p. M. Butler. Wounded Sc
vesey-Lieut. Col. Dickinson. Wounded slighly-Capt.
James d. Bandin, Adjt. Jas. Cantey.
Company A.-Kiued-Capt. g. Wilder. Wounded mo,-
tany-Thos. Black. Wounded severely-2d Lit. s. Sumter.
Corpl w. I. Norton, Privates B. Caughman, ]. M. smith.
Wounded sightly-C. H. Moody, Z. Hunt. Jas. Dunn.
Company B.-Kiled-Pryat w. r. Davis. Wounded
severely-Corpl E. c.. Postell, Privates Thos. Charles. ID.
McHenry, Jas. Young, Jas. Faucet. Wounded lightly
Sergio w. Curtis, CorpI A. J. Hood, Pivates T. Cahin,
J Common, I. .. Dallas, !. 0 Estes, J. NJ. D. Hood, T.
Robbins, s. Terrell.
Company C.-KlIed-Pivat Hilton. Wounded severe
y-2d Lieut.. r. s. Billings sergts Gay, George Waters
Corpls Castor, Horton Privates Bradley. Hunter, Meggs,
8. Moffat; Privates Ballard, Wooten, Humphreysl
Company D.-Kiled-2d Lieut.. David Adams, Private
Thos. T; Iiiiman. Wounded seyerely-ad Lieut.. Joseph
ker, J. Addison, F. Posey, r.. J. Key, w. F. Unthank.
Wounded sighty-Pnvates ]. Lark, 4. Iinkins, R. sloman.
Company F.-Wounded severeIy-sergeants ]. D. Wal
ker, J. N. Hicks Corporal J. McColum Privates Camp
son, Hartman, Murken. Valentine, Gilbert, Mackey, Pratt,
Weatherby, Vanney, Wagner. Wounded sligh1y-Corp.
j.. F. Quinn; Privates Mot, Wright.
Company G-Wounded severeIy-lst 1t. ]. r. Clark
sergt Row Corpl McCreight Privates M. Harper, T. H.
Reynolds, ]. Mcneil, J. Cain, w. B. McCreight, M. B.
Travis, M. B. Stanley, R. J. Barber, r. J. Gladney, S. Alex
ander, VIM. Nelson. Wounded slightly-2d. Its. ]. W..
steen, J. R. Davis CorpI Myers Privates s. F. Bone, s.
Camack, 8. Newman, w. J. Saunders, w. M. Goodlet, j.
Romedy.
Company H-Kiled-Prvates Timothy Kelly, shedrick
Mooney, r. H. Cory, w. S. Johnson, w. F. Purse, w.
Devlin, I. Price, E. Price, J. B. Cantwel, r.. Waddel, ].
I. Waits, w Barkelow. Wounded slightly-Capt. w. D.
Desaussure; Sergeants H. Beard, ]. L. PerciyaI, ]. M. Mil
Ter, /. Beggs Privates M. Brown, H. J. Caughman, J.
Pollock.
Company D-Kinsd-2d Lieut.. w. R. Williams; Private
John Slattery. Wounded mortally-Pnvates Bernard Gre
gan, J. %Baughman. Wounded sighty-Corp. w. B. Eaves.
Company L-KilIed-sergeant James benson. Wounded
s~sVsT wso1 J. IA, 4. spes.s Ph.aies W; Sheppard,
Wounded s~ightly-Pnvates B. H. Maths, ]. Warner-To-
tai 1877.
FOURTH DIvIsrOS-GEN. oUIrMAN.
Report Of The killed and .oounded IN the Isl regiment Of
United STATES Volunteers Of Neto York.
Colonel Ward b. Burnett, severely wounded Sergeant
Major jeremiah Reilly, killed.
Company A.-Killed Private Benz. Bennett. Wound
Cooper, do; Corporal Louis Albourg, do; Privates James
M, Boyle, do; John S. Drew, do; Jas. Slacum, slightly.
Company B.-Kiled; Sergeant II. Won Roman, color
bearer Sergeant Louis Bowel Privaies David Rathbone,
Peter Wilsse. Wounded: Sergeant Carl Beecher, severely
Corporal III. Dardonville, slightly Privates John E. Twee-
dy, dangerously L. Muir, slightly G. Pingolt, do; P.
Sheen, do, George Doub, do.
Company E.-Kiled Lieut.. E. Chandler Private Jacob
Tueu. Wounded-lst Serg. G. Fitzgerald, severely; Private
James Grady, do.i Charles Thompson, do; John H. Leech,
do; Francis Conroy. slightly Munscn, do; Armstrong do;
Hoe. do: Searle. do: Slowly. do. III
Company observation-disclosures, Josh. Boyle, severe
y D. Costello, do P. McCann, do; Thomas Supple,
slightly VIM. Tompkins, do John Meyer, do.
Company G-~Killed-Pivates Robert Devoe, Bernard
Grumpy. Wounded-lst Lieut.. Charles H. Inns, slightly
lst Sergeant John Wilson, do. Prvates, Andrew Kline, Sc
Fisk: do. Peter farIev' S Ial''J lanes @saP Smith ! do AeI James 3,
McGil, do. Alex Rodney, do. Edward Carr, do. Adam
Saun, do. Martin Fnney, do. Nelson Barnes, slightly
do ] Smith, do. ; Lott Swift, do. Musician Patt Berry, do.
Company H-Kiled-Pivat William Allison. Wound
ed-2d Lieut.. Jacob Griffin, jr, slightly; Corporals H.
Moorehead, do. I. W.. Gray, do Pnyates James Brady,
Cover, do. VIM. Boyd, slightly Alfred Doherty, do.
Edward Fisher, do. Cornelius Winter, do.
Company L-Killed-Corporal Smith Harris Private
Jas. Murphy. W~ounded-Capt. Morton Fahchild, slightly;
I'd Lieut.. James D. Potter, severely serg't Edward Cook,
do; Privates, Robert Dooley, slightly Samuel Gardner, do;
Harry Lake, do; Stephen Streeter, do; John Gardner, do;
Joseph Duifin, do; Richard Orden, do; Daniel Robertson,
do; Jos. Franklin, do. Henry Phillips, do; Jacob REILLY, do.
Company K.-kiled-Private Pat. Pagan. Henry Max
lam, Charles Foley. Wounded Capt. G. Dyckman, Sc
verely LIST Lieut.. James s. McCabe, slightly I'd Lieut..
Malowhousky, do; Corpl. Alex. Moran, severely Privates,
VIM. Jones, do; James Bowen, do; James Tomkins, do,
Henry S. WOODS, do; A. Van Allen, do; Randolph Tut
lie, do. Missing, John Cook.
KILLED Commissioned officers, | non commissioned.
a; prvates, IL. Wounded commissioned officers, 9 nom
commissioned, 8 privates, 6s. Missing, l private. To-
tai, 1903.
Dragons attached 10 headquarters of Gen. Scott.
Capt Thornton, co. +, ID drags., killed Philip Kear-
ney, LIST Dragons, wounded Philip McReynolds, Sd drag,
wounded Lieutenant Graham, wounded Privates Cowden,
I'd drag, wounded Patrick Hair, CO. +, lst drag, killed
John Ritter, do. do, killed James Mcdonald, do. do, kill
ed Michael Brophy, do. do, killed Augustus Deisol, Sd
drag, killed or missing Edward Curtis, do, killed or miss
ing Geo. DIVER, do, killed.
RIcH BEaUEsTs TO THE Protestant EPrscorAL CRuacH.
In the summer Of the year 1929 FREDE3IcK KoHsx, Esq,
a native OF Germany, and for many years a citizen, first Of
South Carolina, and then of Philadelphia, died at the latter
place, deeply lamcnted, leaving his wife and Messrs. Bohlen
and Vaux, Of Philadelphia, and Maxwell, Of South Carolina.
his executors. He was a very wealthy man, strongly attach
ed to the church, as his will shows. II made ample provision
for his widow, and set apart, besides, certain properties for the
benefit of his collateral kindred, and made, moreover, many
private requests to poor friends, servants, &c.
The will conveyed the following legacies, specifically. 10 be
paid on the death OF his widow, which event has lust taken
place, as we are informed
To the House Of Refuge, Philadelphia. $500, 600
Orphan Asylum, do ...... go. 900
Pennsylvania Deaf and Dumb Institute. 30. 900
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