Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-05
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lisr Of Dead, Disabled ard Sick.

and PoPE, assistant surgeons of the Tennessee esvalry
and Dra TAYLOR and PRICE, of a Mississippi regimen
The patients were:
26TH MIssIssIPPI-Capt S. Davenport; Privatss Jane
Gum, r. J. Hill, J. N. Russell, W. @. Harris. W. J. Elur
and W. Il. Prultt, sick; 3. P. Kimley, VIM. Ross, J. N
Vallandigham and S. J. Dalton, wounded
SD TENNEssEE-Capt J. d. Bowers, sick j. W. Luce
J. @. Kimbro, J. L. Ball, a. D. Yorkley and JOSEF
Yorkley.
lsT NnssIssIPPI-J G. Davis, sick; D. M Grist, J. b
Martin, W. L. Martin, Thos. Vincen, D. K. Ferguson
joshua Savage, NJ. J. McCarty, George c. Gsmbrel
W S. Boyd, arm amputated; F. L. McShaw, Levi Maze.
and A. 4. Weaver, thighs amputated ThOs. Miles
shoulder smputated S. S. Johnston. wound in knee; S
/ H. Booke, In thigh, severe; G.. W. Crouch, groin; W. P
Simmons, arm, severe L. H. Hall and Jasper Ford
10Th Observation-Disclosures o. R Eastlsnd, pneu
monis, and W. S. Ledbetter, sick. Wounded-Patric
Shea, NJ 81. Giles, G. S. Williams, W. J. Cooper, J. F
Cannon, G. P. Willis, Captain J. R. Steels, W. L Cap
shaw, and J. F. Rocks, in thigh, severe A B. Odom, J
I. Fleming, and J. q. Stark, thigh, amputated.
GASTr's BATTERY-Wounded-Thomas Hance, R
G. Rutledge, William Vsssar, James Gibson, JEFF. JACK
son, and J. c. T~hrOckmortOn-
SID NIssIssIPPI-Woundsd-J. Randolph, JOshul
Adkins, and Thomas II. Adkins.
Sd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mcleod.
4TH MIssIssIPPI-wounded-J. E. Long.
SD TENNEssEE-Wounded-J. w. Bell, and W. H
Jersey.
sTH MIssIssIPPI-T. J. Luney. T. NJ Barnes, Ant
- Redford.
49TH TENNEssEE-Wouuded-G G. SwindeL
10Th TENEEssEE-Wounded-Wm- Hodges.
55TH TEENEssEE-Wounded-John Goldman.
18th Mississippi-L D. Young, wounded in foot 56th
Mississippi-W. F. LOvelaee, in leg; 2Sth Mississippi
". Q. Barker, thigh Both Tennessee-James Fitch
head, t%rephined 18th Tennessee-John Cuthraw, thigh,
amputated.
DR.. H. says this list includes all who had been received
up to February ed Three hundred more were expected
on the 5th of March, which was as soon as additional
accommodations could be provided.
At st. Louis the Dr.. says he was permitted to visit the
sisk and wounded. He says they are in the Fourth and
Fifth street. hospitals. These are large, well arranged
buildings, and the prisoners are In all respects placed
upon the same footing as the Federal sick and wounded
The list is made up to March lst:
9th A~LABAMA-Andrew Derrick, A. F. Conway,
John c. Horton, John T. Creel, J. W. Lefinghouse, R
r. Shoemaker, S. B. Hesten, v. O. Stamphll, J. L.
Rogers, J. h. Robinson, J. A. Moore, Wm. D. Rains, R
B.. Burdine, Henry Isabel, Uriah Conley, William Cook,
NJ Kimbrought. Samuel Leman, R @. Williams, Toiver
Ward. d. NJ. Brook, Bruce King, J. W. Brook, p. H.
Wilson, f. d. Patterson, R E. Hurst w. A. Isbel, Viii
burn Walker, Jno. c. Rutledge, AZ. Rutledge, Epbraim
MRley, Joseph Griming, Rulsford Parker, Richard Ire
land, B. M. French, A. J. Highheld, ]. d. hudson, J. S.
Landers. J. Patrick, 5. W. Wallace, Captain d l. Ray,
Sd Lieutenant W. Croft, c. Radliss, A. Burden, n W.
Patrick, J. h. Burrow, W. Q. Hood
ADD TEEEEssEE-Alexander J. Gay, John NJ. McIn-
tire, Thomas Money, Stephen Maxwell, Capt Wilson
Davis j. T. Fowler, James Fragg James TroKwell,
Lieut. J. A. Nunneby, Garter Jones' VIM Norcott, Elijah
Ethendge, Q. {. Burchron, A q. Parnell, Samuel Thomp-
son, S. J. Rogers, james Wiley.
2lsT ALABAMA-Joseph Hal, pneumonia.
26TH MIssIssIPPI-George Yocum- L. E Gotcher, and
J. J. Williams.
9Th MIssIssIPPI-Lieu John A Henry, o. E. Town
send, Ind B. K. Wilson, improving.
10TH TENSEssEE-John w. Bryan, convalescent
9TH TESNEssEE-S. c. Foster, eonvalescent.
lsT TENEEssEE-Wm. N. Simpson, convalescent.
IsT MssIssUPPI-J. F. Grifing, M. NJ Keller, NJ. F.
Grifing, and G. r, Mausscel.
18Th TEEEESsEE-Lieut E. CautseI, convalescent
5OTR DEMONSTRATIONS Samuel Mays, T. NJ Curtis,
and W. M. Bowen, all c0nvale scent.
18th TENNEssEE-Lieuts R. H. MeClelland, J. B.
Howard, and W. E. Haryell, Charles w. Tidyen, Jas.
G. Walker, VIM. T. Fisher, II. L. w. Ellington, Z. E W.
Knight and c H. Tennery, all cOnvalescent.
BOTH TENNEssEE-Thos. Wilkes and J. NJ Ford gun
shot wounds, nearly we'll Sick-E G. Wilkes, Benis-
min Lowry, and T. X. Poud, all improving
VIM NJ Tolsru, 5Oth Tenn, and Talbot Horsley, 35th
Tenn, the latter wounded--both very sick.
GASTT's BATTERY-G. Holden, J. W. Pugh, George
Mendaw, and S. Green.
18th MssIssIPPI-J. B. Simmons, diarrhea.
18TH ARKANsA-B. W Nance, W. c. Owens, A.
Eudsey, J. S. Mason, J. s. Ayers,H G.. Stewart, J. Z.
G. W. Sexton, sick and L E. Cersts, gunshot
wound in hip, convalescent p. X. Rose, J. Newman, X.
E. Butler, S. T, Martin, J. NJ. Lewis, W. z. Mors, S. Il.
Glass, }. II. Sseket, S. NJ. Westhers, }. Pritchett, J. W.
Clifton, l. Kennedy, H. J. Adams, R. Jackson, I. Fitz-
Gle and J Brees.
37rH TENNESSEE. B. Shelton, pneumonia, very
sick.
57TH TESSEssEE-s W. Sheriff., W. D. Higgins aud
8. W. Shriree.
l4TH MISSISSIPPI. B Brown, sick Jas. Carlisle.
gunshot wound, well.
9th ARKANSAS. Grimes atarrh.
I4TH MIssIssIPPT-A S. Keaton, convalescent
81 TENNEssEE-J. G. MeCarree, very sick, and J. A.
Beard, con, aleseent
32D TENNESSEE. ". Cook, gunshot wound, very
d. Thomas. J. Cox, T. II. Alsup, J. ". Atkinson,
I. YRrbough, J. F. YarbOugh, S. Tidwell, G.. Gal
breath, ". G. Hunt, E. S. Smith, W. $. Bagiey and A.
Atkinson.
4TH TENNEssEE-B. c. Jason, R. n. Dodson, Dsvy
R. Murphy and W. c. Mills
There was another hospital in 81. Louis, but no List
of the inmates could be obtained.
The following is the report Of the mortality up to
sth, among the prisoners at St Louis 1t was
by Mr. ]. A. Smithers, undertaken, No. u3
Chestnut street, (who has the entire charge of this ser
Fice) giving the name of the company, regiment and
State to which they belonged. Friends or relatives can
obtain any information in reference to their burial place,
pr for their removal, by calling on or addressing Nj.
as above. All communications from abroad
.nsw cred promptly by him;
February 2l-Jesse Parker, prisoner Of war.
February 22-George Hitchcock, prisoner Of war.
February 23-Wm. Spicer, 18th Tenn; P. f. johnson,
Sd Tenn J. w. Butler, 9th Ala William Slate, prison
II of war.
February 24-Ephraim @. KreseIing, 5Ist Va; A.
Rodgers, 10th Tenn; Mark Divine. 10th Tenn; James
Morgan, 4h Miss John w. Davis, 9th Ala W. G.
Goth Miss.
February 25-M. Gamble, 4sd Tenn; WIN. Taylor,
Jackson's artillery; Charles Burns, 10th Tenn; J. II.
4th Miss; Allen Mitchell, 4th Miss; E. w. Sims,
It'll Miss; S. J. Sisson, 18th Ark; T. J. Taylor, 9th
Ala; Z. Il. Williams, Sd Tenn.
February 25-W. L. Young, 18th Ark
February &C A. Yarbrough, 50th Tenn; R. @.
dcMuIlen, Sd Tenn; VIM Oxley, prisoner OF war; A.
R. Doss, 9th Ala; J. II. Mitchell, 18th Miss.
February 27-Patrick Reed, 4th Miss I. E. Barton,
ID Miss; James Howe, 9th Ala; VIM PeytOn, prisoner
war II. P. Moore, 4h Tenn; John II. York, 4h
Tenn; B. Phillips, sd Tenn; II. Wright 18th Ark P.
". Plesnt, Sd Miss; John NJ. Wood, Tenn A. Mussel-
white, lst Miss; F. G.. Dunksn, Sd Tenn; J. d Tate,
Iantt's Tenn, cavalry; Lieut. Allen, Tenn.
February 25-R. S. Roberts, 9th Ala-i John Carr,
prisoner Of war.
9TH Ala; Anderson Montgomery, 4h Miss; Levi Sharp,
I'D Tenn; G.. w. NJ. johnson, 32d Tenn.
March 2-JOseph Brown, 18th Ark; James A. Kerby,
5th Ark; Alex. Franks, 10th Miss james Maxwell,
ID Miss; J. A. Sample 9th Ala.
March st. GiIland, 5lst Tenn; G. W. Paris 4h
Mss; James Russell, 9th Ala; James Logan 4d
Tenn: b. F. Gray, 18th Ark; Samuel Brown, 4sth
Tenn; Albert Kinsrd, 4Sth TENN ]. NJ Burney, 3Oth
Tenn: NJ. Clarey, 10th Tenn.
March 4-JOhn Hicks, 9TH Texas J. T. Fuller, 42d
K. o. Bigbee, Uieut) Both Tenn George W.
Oonesl, 4Sth Tenn; VIM. Branden, 42d Tenn Green
Stacy, Tenn. cavalry N. ?. Sheets, 4th Miss Robert
Rose, 18th Ark; w. s. Harris, 4h Miss Henry Demp-
March 81. M. Girsrd, 4th Miss; w. H. Roney, 30th
J. B. Ford, Dist Alabama; J. II. SturdiTsnt 4th
Miss.
LIEUT. 32d Tenn; G. W. L. Barnes. 4h Miss G. w.
shepherd; Talbot Roseley, 30th Tenn; VIM. Fsucett,
l7th Tenn from Binkley, 3Oth Tenn d. B. Wood
yard, 30th Tenn.
I'D Tenn; A. L. Endsley. 18th Ark; Gilbert Giibrsith,
I'D Tenn; J. A. Harden, 4th Miss; J. j. Patrick, 18th
Ala; H. j. Ryan, 18th Ark; John 0Rutledge, 9th
Ala; VIM. Greenwood, Mo.
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