The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-16
The Losc0 5tA ard TIE Battle 81
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and this Union shall uvos-JO. HOLT.
The LoscG 5tA and the Battle o.
ssssftaed 81 RelMOsst.
We received last evening, from NJ. Nelson,
0stlsr Of the 5th Reginent, afull account Of the
Dassls d Bslmont, or more particularly, Of the
psss taken In that bloody engagement BY Col
Laamaas Reginent. We shall print 4 to-"or'
row. The facts ars list ALL The hard sighting
av,s doss By Csl. Dosghsrty and the Illinois ED
"a COL Lasnan and the lows 7th. They eharg.
ID ssds BY sids up The hill, over the log breast
Vosks and cot down and drove the gunDers Chs
Washingsoa Artillery Of New Orleans) from their
guns. The Iowa 5sh, formed beyond the guns
eoek dowa the Rebel Gag and RIM up their regi.
mental eolors, completely riddled with bullets,
ever shs fortiAcation. 10 these two Regiments
ttsAs grrstest praise il due. No troops upon any
,.bsssls lsld ever exhibited greater courage and
-iasrspldisy, and few ever did better execution.
Ard ~ think We are not doing any injustice to
Tbs 32d, when We claim . full half Of the honor
loe tbS Iowa 7th. Although with but eight
companies IN the engagement, two being lett 70
svsrd the bosts ~ loss 10 the largest Of any BE.
slnsnt engaged, and every circumstance goes TO
shsw that Il bore the brunt Of the bate. Yet
che correspondents Of the Chicago paps :. hard
4 y mentioned the Regiment in their acco Mt OF
The Battle, giving all the honor TO HlinoiA Inc
.ininstlss d % marked Is to entls those writing
asl psblishipg these letters to severe censure
Il 10 not the result Of over sight or initiate
There was purpose In tit was to write up
Illinois officers and troops at the expense OF
every body else.
Mr. Nelson sends Us the following list Of cas-.
saitlss, made out by the several companies:
Liza o. NE killed, wounded and Missing
OF the Iowa 7th.
COMPANY A.
Kn1ID.-1st Sergeant, F. Pitchforth; pfi-
Yates, J. +. Hardy, VIM. Wells, D. K Wilbur.
WouxDED.-1st Lieutenant, W. W. De Heus,
MORALLY in left breast Corporals. VIM. Davis,
seriously, B. w. Bargerbush, slightly; privatss
- Hustled, musket shot in leg, A. J. Miller,
slightly, r. Morgan, probably lose an arm, F.
Reed, slightly, G. W. shrews, slightly, J. shee.
ley, probably lose an arr, J. Van Camp, slight
~, H. r. Hesser, arm shot of, :. B. Roseman
slightly, W. D. Reynolds, slightly.
N1ssMe I'D Sergeant s. A. Wilson; Cor
tporai T. D. Moore privates, s. Cunningham, j
Dodder, J. Francisco, W. N. Kennedy, 9. W
Nahin, O. McNall, L. Pallet, 8. B. White, A
Gebhart.
TAKrx PNsoNERs.-Corporals, T. w. Eichel
berger, n. F. Hurd; privates, E. Hill, b. T
Slime.
PaoBABLY KnLED.-Privates, o. c. Booth
". s. Corey.
ST. COMPANY B.
KMLrD-2d Lieutenant G.. W. Dodge pri
yates, J. n. Callahan, Joel G. Wilson.
WouxDED.-Cspt. G. Gardner, in the RICH
shoulder, slightly; Corporal George Morse. il
the left arm, severely; 9Th Sergeant, b.
Smith, in the right shoulder, severely; priyates
Henry Benson, in the ankle, severely, A. P
Gilmore, in the elbow, severely, Levi Corkin
In the left leg, severely, h. P. Smith, slightly
John Morse, slightly, VIM. W. Mason, severely
John Adsir, severely in the leg.
NrssnG.--5lh Corporal, Oscar s. Holmes
sth Corporal, D. NcTaggett 9Th Corporal, h
8. Wiener; privates, John Brown, 7. 8. Cotton
VIM. Done, Il. A. Gregory, 8. Haughey, Egber
Hawks, Everill Hawks, A. Hildreth, J. r. How
ard, X. johnson, A. Il. Morton, Robert H. Mills
II. Nye, J. A. Rutherford, E. J. Taylor. W. n
Tonnahill, Charles WILDER, John s. Wilkerson
A. ]. Felt 4th Sergeant, Caleb Greer.
COMPANY e.
KILLxD.-k J. Young, lst Sergeant.
WousnED-Corporal VIM. q. Jones, wound
cd and missing; Corporal 8. A. Gregg, wounded
severely in leg also prisoner; Sill. n. Parsons
wounded in back seriously, and missing; Serg'
W. Norlsnd, wounded slightly in the head; pri
vate b. A. Grant, slightly in head; W C.. Henry
badly in leg; John Nullin, badly in shoulder
7. B. Mcclure, slightly in leg; J. W. Shocks
slightly in ankle; johnson Thompson, in lel
slightly; 8. h. Wymore, slightly in hand; Geo
Addy, badly in leg; s. B. Lark, slightly in head
Nsslso.-sergeant Clanner, Corporal. w
9. Moore, Corporal Nasleter, Privates, Albert
Kites, J. D. Nahouey, G. W, Martin, J. W
Pierson, Harvey Smith, s. H. Walker, E. White
p. D. Wilson. John 8. Morgan.
COMPANY D.
Nlssua.-2d Lieut.. Ben B. Gale; Sd Serg',
Samuel J. Alice; 4th Serg't Charles Webster
Privates-Chas. Brown, Henry Denny. Henry
E. Knapp. Addison Leavitt, Lewis Payson Nay
sane, WIN. ,Pickane, Henry Rogers, Sam
eel Robinson, J. Jasper schmelgle, Henry
Thomas Luman Vsnhoosen, Foster Walker,
John Wohlgemuth.
WouxDED. J. P. Harper, musket ball
left hand. Privates, Milton NcNeill, musket
ball in thigh, II @ Stuart ball in the shoulder;
John Schiller, musket ball in the breast and
arm; Abby II. Collins, ball in the leg; Brass
Band, Julian D. Corriell. ball through the thigh;
Joseph Miller, left eye shot out.
Captain Harper Was wounded in the FIRST
airing and taken back; the company then I'M
der command of Lieut.. J. B. Sample, advanced
into the amp and the Lieut.. tore down and
brought ofa beautiful stand of camp colors.
COMPANY Z.
DsAD.-Privatss, b. Halexson, I. Kefard, Il.
Turner. atyd a
woUxDED.-Capt Parrot. severely in head,
Corp. g. ". Diggs Privates, A. Allison. R.
Crisswell. p. Cudd, I. Jones, J. Night, R. Kirk.
patrick, J. Scott, W. SAD, Musician.
Nlss1xo.-Sers 7 b. Allen. ,Corporals, b. Van.
sant, A. F. Carg, D. Wales, +. Taylor, j. Eos
Ter. Privates, J. Galbraith, ". Night, J. Lit.
tleaeld, n. Oblsmp, b. Pipkin, J. Rouse, H.
Robinson.
COMPANY r.
KuLsD.-lst Sergt W. W. Farley. Privates,
u. Bndsnstins, Garrison Hyatt.
Cspt. Q. W. Kitssidge, wounded and prisoners.
Sargt John Hsmmett, I" y " I
Corp. W. ". johnson, "
nIssuo.-Corporal VIM. Carroll. Privates.
g. A.. Cowgirl, Daniel Dewyar, Thomas Dunn, J.
B. Evans, Silas Hulsz. William Pickerel,, E. W.
Wright, J. q. Wilson, Jerry Watson-lo.
@. @. Wing, wounded and present.
q. y. Bass, !"
WIN. Droodhsad,
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