The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-10-03
Complete List ofKiued and Wound
ed ma the Late Battle in western

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Virginia.
[From the Cincinnati Gazettel
KILLED.
TWELFTH OHIO-Col. Jno. NJ. Lowe
Thos Murrill, Of Co. Il.
TENTH Omo-Calvin Darr, NJ. Folly
Gibson, Orderly Sergeant; John zen
nedy and private Geo s. Murphy, Of Co..
E; privatcs German and Marhouse, Of
Co. A, Hammerscham aud Wilhelm
Morkiworth, Of Co. b; Lewis Schncck,
Go D; Thos g. Madin, Co. I; John
Keigl Co g.
THIRTEENru OHIo-R. Pced, Co. d.
NINTH OuIo--Bivhard Hasbach Co.
r.
Twenty EIGHTH OHro-C. Ballau,
Co. II; Julius Hoffor, Co. Z In all,
sixteen, including but one commission
ed officer.
The following isa
COMPLETE LIST or WOUNDED.
TENTH OHo-Col. w. II. Lyt'c,
wounded in the leg; he is now recover
ing Private secretary John II. Green,
shot through the breast, recovering
First Lieut. John Tanning, Sergeant
Pat Cayanagh, Color Sergeant Daniel
a. Conner, privatos Henry Rooney and
James Gallagher, Of Co. A. Sergeant
August Mask and privatcs Fred. Mey-
er, Carl Helix and II Elf, Of Company
b. John Birmingham, Edw O'Ncil
and Henry Herrod, of Co. D. Captain
S. G.. McGroarty, Sergeant T. f. Asho;
Privatcs John Anderson. NJ Harrigan,
Patrick Kinney, Peter Harney, John
Welsh, Michael Mahan and William
Brown, Of Company T. Thomas j..
Kelly, Charles Leblanc and Jno. Pearce,
of Company G. Capt. Charles Arnels,
Sergeant Y. Cornelius; Privates John
|Winkler John Bethger, Conard Gerty
aud Mernhard Lehntor of Company y.
John Woods, NJ Mcclure and Thomp-
son Miller of Company G. Patrick
Gillespie, Pat Gallagher and Frederick
Packard, Of Company II. VIM. Baker,
of Co. K.
TWENTY EIGHTH OuIo.-A. Walter,
Charles Masheuring, Frank Kempor,
Geo. Sohorn, of Company A. 1st Lieu
tenant II, Ritter, privatcs Henry With
Jill, Frederick Fisched and Fred Huck
| Ter, Of Company B. Charles Fischer
and John Klein, or Company G. Chas.
Graf, of Company D. % Lieut.. John
Amerin and Private Mike Stergis, Of
Company f. Fred Huniper, John
Hatlenger, Eohan Donimus and G Ruff,
Of Company +. NJ. Keschich, Peter
and B. Brengen, and A. Wiltz, Of Co.
G. Thomas Rupp, Fred Brsck and NJ.
Cutting, of Company l. Frank Null
! Ter, Phillip Arnold Fred Eyt, Fred
SOhOllmitter, Fred Hildmcin and Cas-
Iper Fork, of Co. K.
NINTH OHIO-Petcr Martin and Wm.
Docke, Co, Al Henry Mueller, Julius
Burohart, Francis Schmidt, John Dali
tors, G. Haizer and Charles Bache, Of
| Co. b.
TWELFTH OH1o-Charles NJ. Herold,
of Co. f.
THIRTEENTH OHIO.-H. Honderbrouk
! Co. A; First Lieut.. James B. Doney;
privateS Philip Cass, VIM. Fierll and +.
w. Uaran, Of Company b. Jos Levish-
\ er, Company c; T. T. O'Shoa and Wm.
I Bawersaok, Company h; First Lieut. J
T. Snyder privates y. c. Bcall, Henry
ConoVsr and James Scott, Company G;
NJ. II, Haran, Co. H. ..
MCMULLEN's BATTERY-Capt. j. S.
McMullen, privatcs A. b. B. lugcrsoll
and Andrew J Ricketts, Schaumbeck' S
Cavalry, Il. Richard-in all ninety
seven,
Many moro have slight flesh wounds,
and scarcely sixty arc now in the hos
pitfalls,
Capt McGroarty was severely wound
ed in tho breast, but is recovering, and
soon will be able to 50 home.
| COL 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.