Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-19
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Ohio soldiers WsunasG az PittsbuFs.
Among tAslist Ct wounded soldiers taken
e 81 Louis on TIE steamer City Of Loui.
sIsnA, We and the following belonging 70
Ohio RegimaRts;
John GWina, 77th; Capt Roberts, james
" Thomas, I, Hill, A, John J Bartlett,
D, John Debbins, X, Alex Thomas, o, n Q
Dillon, H Oharl's N Steward, D, William
Chance, +, b R Helh, 77th; John g Paul,
@ aBth; J ] Bartlett, d nth; Jas H Hof-
man, D 77th; David skyleS, B 7lst; VIM
Hoe per, A SD; David Bowman, A 77th;
Geo W Ryan, B T0lh; R simmOnds, D 26thi
Thomas MoKerner, seth; John Martin,
r 9th; Thos Anderson. corporal, 3, Jesse
LsWelyn, L Davis, 7Tth; F Shaddon, E
Ssh; 3 J Werbsrg, g 6Stbi W Boyle, T
detb.
OHIO WouHDED IN HOSPITALS AT LOUISVILLE.
HOSPITAL 30. l.
James Lyons, Oath; Mich Rief, B let
Sam Thomas, g 67th; Jacob LuppOtt, @ 4Sth;
A D Kimhau, B 54th; JGoob Jackson, d 64th;
@ Ehrman, seag't, G Oath; Joseph Schmidt,
72d; Joseph 0Fonin, 10th; Chris Powell,
/ 77th, dead; Greenleaf MoMAnis, 3 7Othi
Calvia Beaver, O nd; John S Hunter, l4th
Battery; John EberhRrd, 10th; D K Live
desmith, 3 4sth; ThOG Mitchell, lieutenant
O 77th.
HOSPITAL NO. II.
Henry Cook, E 24th Ohio; John A Sharp.
r 2Oth Ohio; L Kennedy, F Gath Ohio; John
Wihns, b Gath; Martin FredeFickson, Z 4thi
Jehn T Wilson, T gath; Egbert Andrews, F
gath; George W Dillingsr, A 10th; Nelson
Mutt, bAth; Ohas B Davis, A Gath; AarioS
Smith, O 64th; Eugene Sullivan, 24thi Cor
nslius Gray, B 18th.
HOSPITAL 10. N.
Thomas 3 Wsatey, O Iss n Campbell, Z
Oath; John Dugan, Z 12di Isaac Holman,
A 24tb; Lindlsy Andrew, 10th; Andrew
Hillbroner, II Gath; VIM sWaigeF, B 24thi
Giles TIllett K 18th; DaniOrth Hemenway,
corporal A 24th; Emanuel Fink, corporal 3
T2d; VIM B McMslly, corporal G I'D; Tho'
F Guthrie, D Gath; Daniel Thomas, D Gath;
VIM shstsley, A lst Vim Burlington, 3 72d;
Andy Charles, I 2Atb; W Mcconnell, mu-
sician, Z 49th; Geo Charles, / 24th; John
Blair, o lst.
HOSPITAL '.
VIM Douglas, 2Lth;. A D Green, corporal,
Z 2lth; Jonathan Taylor, 72d; Julius Mil
ler, lst; Andrew Orouley, lat; A Cooper
D 2Gth; Daniel Eming, corporal, D 24th
VIM Crusyinburg, corporal, h 24th; Geo W
Mckee, sergeant, g 10th; VIM b King, sethi
Daniel n Taylor, b 10th; L n Dickey, cor
poral, A 77th; James Richer, sergeant =
f3d; Otty Powell, I nth; VIM q Miller, B
Gath, Joshua Bye, corporal, 6th Ohio Bat
terry; John Oassimer, 77th; B o Barney, ser
Peant "a; s Fsrant, corporal B 72di & Z
Kinney, A Gath; Samuel Lumen, , 10th J
| + Lightbody, D Gath; Orvin S Harris, 72di
one man not able to tell his name.
BRoUoHT TO OIHONEATI BX TIE TYCOON.
Boutwell,, 90 G, 10Th Ohio; & Van
Rusner, 90 D, y Ohio; John Hsrlin, 90 /
T8d Ohio; " n Morris, 90 D, 64th Ohio
VIM Glasgow, 90 D, 4lst; John b ThOmp-
son, First Sergeant, 90 3, 18th; D Jones, cc
G., s6th; Geo Myers, 90 8, 18th; ThOs A
Powers, 90 E, 2lst; P E Sutton, COG, 46thi
Clinton Dilly, 90 B, 77th; August MeshnOr,
90 e A4th; VIM MSKibben 90 D 64th; Chris.
tian Rsuft 90 o 4Sth; John Brill 90 g 58thi
N Morgan Coran 90 A 10th; ThOs Nelson
90 D 48tb; Briton o Borne 90 Z 48th; John
Hilesman 90 z 48th; W o Baker 90 4lsii
Wellaos MoClahan 90 18th; G A PlOll cc
A list B B Webster 90 3 list; D Bor,
well 90 Z A9th; B T Enyart 90 B 7lst;
NJ Gary 90 I 71st; James MoWrey 90 Z 58tb
Robert Kane 90 K 18Th; Robert Hammond
90 A 18th; Hiram Morehousa 90 G 10Th
Davis Turner 90 A 54th; VIM Myers 90 B
eth; D " FoErakef 90 b 77th; James Vol.
Grey 90 H 46th; Samuel Heininger 90 G
II - T ~
Petry 90 A 54tb; A q Braking 90 D 77th
Ohas Bard 90 3 72d; Lieut. H B White oC
nth; b N Worley 90 E 46th; W 7 AhieI
90 D 77tb; G A CFoWl co g s1sG David
Jones 9th Ohio Battery; Hsrrick 14tE
Ohio Battery; Richard Weber co A 54th
Anderson Ovistt 90 z 19h; s J Oonklin
90 57th, Geo W Early 90 g 77th; VIM Do.
land CO G 54th; o @ LSughlin 90 F 49th
John A stoFer 90 F 49tb; 1st Lieut. 90 g
64th; Il W Hall 90 B list, Hiram o Webster
90 E list J Thompson 90 B list D Meal
90 2 Slst; D B Linnies 18th Ohio Battery
Alex Engle co b b7th; John " Suifron &C
10th; Mercer co , 49th; g " Easten
co z eIst John DWyre 90 6 slgt "
Flsughsr co T 4Slb; Jacob Patton co l 4sthi
John McIlvaine co D 4sth; Wm Cook O.
K ASth; Wm EVerhsult sergeant 90 48thi
Joseph Kerr, corporal co 64th; Joe Prison
co T 5Ath; Levi Brack 90 + 14th; H b Fish.
er, I'd Lieutansnt, co Z 77th; John Russell
co g 64th; D b Brice co G b4th; Harvey
Tics co G 77th; John Orofts co 12d. ThOs
Bonham co o 41st " Gowdy co n 9th cav
airy; John Tfinbsr co g Gath; George HAS,
sci co E T2d; n B Bradley co F slst; JAcoh
Miller co n T7th; MRrshall Alfred 90 I'D;
B q Oremesn co 3 18th; Charles Newton
co P 4lst Alex Smith co G 77th; Bagant
co D 10th; Miller co B 10th; o P KelmeI
co p 41sf John Brown company A 7Tth;
George Palmer co z 18th; Henry Palmer co
K 5sth; VIM Penhals co < 10Th; Peter L
Waltz co z B8th; 7 Robinson co @ 41sti
D Shoemaker CO K 5sth; Edwin "
Kelly 90 D zlst; W Norris co D 18th
Barney Dorm co D 9Th; John g Jones co B
18th; George W Anderson co B list; Gee
W Copsey co G list; Henry DeAtty 90 3
10th; Randolph Waters co 4sth; Milton
Biglo co G T7th; Steven Smith co = 9th;
Thos Smith co B 4Sth.
These men were removed to the various
hospitals throughout the city. All the hos
pitsls in the city are now fall.
AT CAN'T DEEE1SoE.
The steamer Magnolia on Thursday
brought down the following Ohio sick and
wounded, who we're taken to Camp DennisOn
where, We are assured, every convenience
that may be needed or desired can be: had
RIB Kflroy, " B Cresmer, W D Butler
IJW Allen, sick Igs A H Wood, wounded
18th; VIM Wood, wounded, 18th; Daniel
Free, wounded, 18th; s Stephens, A Gut.
ter, D Hayland, Ohas TulbOtson, wounded,
I9ih; J Stricksr, sick, 24th; LAymer, sick
26th, Ohss Sherman, Iick, 3lsf J W AeDon
aid, Wouaded, Peter Fry, sick, 3stb; Daniel
nonkIn. Albert Bornell, Eokenrood, ChriI