Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-16
RnttIr of CnrrInlr Ferrr-

The following is a list of the killed and
wounded at Carrick's Ferry, Virginia:
TtCslfth OMo-Colonel John M. Lowe;
Thomas Merrill, of Company X.
Tenth Ohio-Calvin Darr, NJ. Folly, Glib
sons, Orderly Sergeant John Kennedy, and
private George s. Murphy, of Company E
privates German and Marhouse of Company
A; Hammerscham and Wilhelm Markiworth,
Of Company d Lewis Schneck, Company
D; Thomas O. Msdn, Company l John
Keigl, Company G..
Thirteenth OliO-R. Reed Company D.
Ninth Ohio-Richard Hasbaoh, Company B.
Tt0enty-sighth Ohio--O. Ballau, Company
II Julius Hoffer, Company r. In all, six
teen, including but one commissioned officer.
The following is a
COMPLETE LIST OF WOUNDED.
Tenth Ohio - Colonel VIM. H. Lytle,
wounded in the leg, he is now recovering
Private Secretary John H. Green, shot
through the breast, recovering; First Lieu
tenant John Tanning, Sergeant Pat. Cava-
naugh, Color Sergeant Daniel A. Conner,
priyates Henry Rooney and James Gallagher
of Company A. Sergeant August Mask and
privates Fred. Meyer Carl Helix and H. Duff,
Of Company B. John Birmingham, Edward
0'Neil and Henry Herrod, of Company D.
Captain S. G.. McGroarty, Sergeant f. f.
Asha, privates John Anderson, M. Harrigan,
Pat. Kinney, Peter Harney, John Welsh,
Michael Mahan and VIM. Brown, of Com
pany E. Thomas J. Kelly, Charles Leblanc
and John Pierce, Of Company O. Captain
Charles Arnels, Sergeant V. Cornelius, pri-
Yates John Winkler, John Bethger, Conrad
Gerty and Mernhard Lehnter, of Company
f. John Woods, NJ. Mcclure and Thomp-
son Miller, of Company G. Patrick Giles
pie, Patrick Gallagher and Fred. Packard,
OF Company H. VIM. Baker Of Company K.
Twenty- eighth Ohio.--A. Walter, Charles
Mashuering, Frank Kemper, Geo. Schern,
of Company A First Lieutenant H. Ritter,
priyates Henry ,Withill, Frederick Fisched
and Fred Zuckler, of Company b; Charles
Fischer and John Klein, of Company @;
Chas. Graf, of Company D; Second Lieuten-
| ant John Amerin and private Mike Stergis,
| of Company E Fred Huniper, John Hat
| lenger, Eohan Donimus and G. Ruff, of Com
pany F 4; NJ. Keschich, Peter and B. Brengen
and A Wilt, of Company G Thos. Rupp,
Fred Breck and NJ. Cutting, Of Company i
| Frank Muller, Philip Arnold, Fred Eyt, Fred
| Schollmitter, Fred Hildmein and Casper
! Fork, of Company K.
Ninth Ohio.-Peter Martin and William
Docke, of Company A; Henry Mueller, Ju-
Inns Burchart, Francis Scmid:, John Daiters,
G. Haizer and Chas. Bache, of Company B.
TweLfth Ohio. - Charles NJ. Herold, OF
| ComUany F.
Thirteenti Ohio.-H. Henderbrenk, Com
| paDy A; First Lieutenant, James B. Doney;
privates Philip Cass, VIM. Fierll and E. W.
Haran, of Company B; Jos. Livisher, Com
pany G; T. F. O'Shea and Wm. Bawersack,
| Company E; First Lieutenant J. 7. Snyder;
privates E. g. Beall, Henry Conover aud
James Scott, Company g. NJ. H. Harap,
Company H.
McMullens Battery.-Captain J. S. Nc
Mullen; privates A. B. B. Ingersoll and An
drew j. Ricketts,. Schaumbeek's Cavalry,
| H. Richard-in all ninety-seven.
Many more have slight flesh wounds, and
scarcely sixty are now in the hospitals.
Captain McGroarty was severely wounded
in the breast, but is recovering, and soon will
be able to go home.
Colonel loves body will be sent home to-
day. Not many are wounded fatally, and
only four or five will yet die in the Tenth
Regiment, which suffered most severely.