Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-30
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More Sick and Wonnded Soldiers IN
Cincinnati.

The following additional list of sick and
wounded is given in the CINCINNATI papers Of
Sunday and Monday:
The steamer Glendale arrived here on Sat.
urday morning, at about ten O'Clock, having on
board two hundred and fifty sick and wounded
soldiers from Pittsburg Landing, which place
she left on Wednesday last.
! The steamer, which was chartered by Mayor
Hatch, by the direction of Governor Tod, was
under the charge of Col. s. Bliss nnd Lieut..
Gov. Stanton, the medical department. being
under the control of Dr.. 8. M. Smith of Co.
lumbuB, assisted by Drs. s. S. Thorn, Boley,
Duff, RawsoD, R N. Barr, Maynse, Cowan,
Luckey, Bowers, Wolder, Driscoll, Todd, Foun.
tain, Yesger and Brown.
Amongst the sufferers we're, DR.. G. c. E.
Weber, Surgeon General of Ohio; Gen ]. +.
Boyle, OF Kentucky, and DR.. s. G. Mendenhall,
Assistant Surgeon of the Seventy eighth Ohio
Regiment.
Six of the men died on their passage up, viz:
samuel Faran, co. G, 57th Illinois; Phillip H
Sohaub, co. L, lst Regular Cavalry; Geo. E.
Hewolf, co E, 59sh Ohio; D. Ellis, 18th Ohio
Battery; David Bond, 10Th Ohio; and Thomas
Goble, 2Oth Illinois. The two fret were buried
at ShaWneetown, Illinois, and the four last we're
brought to this city.
The Glendale proceeded at once to the Little
Miami Railroad depot, and most of the men
were sent on to Camp DeDnison, the rest being
furloughed, left for their various homes.
The following is o list Of those on board:
First Ohio--John Snyder, sick.
Thirteenth Ohio--WilJiam Wells and Levi
Kno wles, sick.
Twentieth Ohio-James A. Hamer, Emmett
Cook, James N. Vance, Benjamin Dodd, A, w.
Reeder, Adam Wells, N. NJ. Sapp, Alfred
Steele, David Kennedy, N. N. Stoughton, Clay
Joslin, Amos Wright, H. GIendenning, Calvin
Hull, M. D MuDcb, sick.
Twenty.eixth 0hio--Jacob Price, sick; F. R.
Baldwin, VIM. DOty, discharged.
Tbirty-6rst Ohio-Lieut. e Ewing, Fl. Sow.
ers, 7. Mark, R. R. Adams, J. Bragg, Lorenzo
Rodgers, John s. Nelson, David Stoiler, ]. W.
Vanallen, sick.
ThirEy-ffth Ohio William H. Morrison,
sick.
Thrty-eighth ohlo-B. F. Matren, John Dill.
len, sick. ~.
Eory-seventh ohiO--Jas MallrOy. sick.
Forty-ninth ohiU-John Stump, sick.
Fifty.third Ohio-lsaac J. Wellev, J. W.
Welles, sick.
Fifty fourth ohiG-Thomas Jones, John W.
Bredep, Jesse Gulspt, Robert Nixon, Albert
Frazier, A. P. Purwell, Lewis Ksster, Simon
Hnger, John Terry, John Welker, Sam, Maur,
sick; 6 II. Copeland, wounded.
Fifty-sixth 0hio-Wm. Bedford, c. W. Ford,
John Mullen, sick.
Flfy-seventh ohio-S. Hunt, Jobn G. Thomp.
son, w. s. Archer, VIM Byers, W. P. Ayers,
6. W. Carroll, d EdminsoD, Charles Mettzger,
W. Black, Geo. A Dewolf, N. Felix, Edmond
McBrfney, VIM Fisher, Charles F. Stultz, J.
]. Beattie, Edgar Peat, Jos. Frey berger, Henry
Whitney, VIM. Dtbler, Daniel Ramsey, John
Mitchell, ]. Dodds, Jacob Mall, James Meier.
rid, Josiah Boston, VIM. B. Carl, Christian
Young, G. W, Jordan, sick
Fitty-eighth Ohio--Joseph Henkle, Fred
Korfage, Christian Cramar, sick.
SixtJ fourth Ohio-DAve Myers, sick.
Sixty-sevenlh 0hio-John Tower, sick.
| Slxty-eighth Ohio-James Moore, Franklin
Williams, L. T Patterson, Albert Freeman,
Mitobelson, e. M. Ogle, John More, Martin
Bentley, John Coconower, VIM, Shaffer, w. w.
Spencer, VIM. Taylor, Fred Bopmer, Joseph
Cox, Peter strickler, Alvey Kelley, Ludwig
MUM, E. B!sckman, L. R. Estns, VIM. Hutch.
insop, Allen McConimy, sck.
seventy-secJnd ohio-E. Metcali, Henry
Icken.
Seventy,sixth 0hio--John Wamsley, H Aus.
tin, James 3. Lee. Thomas Hoyt, W. R. Red
mond, Samuel Springer, Jacob Burnett, H. r.
Demure, D. Ward, Brooks s. PendletOn, Urlsh
Nolan, John Sewers, Philip Betty, David Bond,
James D. Nellie, Jacob Sspperer, Cyrus Mooney,
N. D. Jameson, G. w. Plattner.
Seventy seventh Ohio-H. BosueT, Isaac
Huff.
First Ohio Cavalry-John johnson, Lewis
Latham, John Young, James Stanton, Milton
Alter, E. Medley, Phil sCbaub, J. w. Smith, H
Conkle, 8. Fsbaugh, 8 P. Stevenson, Francis
LittleJohn, John Fay, VIM. Roach, n Cham
bere. II. W. Miller, Phil. Bowers, L. Rogers,
L. E. CIogston, Luther Wright. w. Wilkins,
]. w Chaplin, A. d. Sites, John Strange, John
Fl. Boley, ]. G. Boyle, L Peel, Henry Long,
Henry Garrison, sick.
Third Ohio Cavalry--Alvin Farley, William
Coykendall, Finday M. Smith, A. ]. Nagles,
N. Edwards, ]. Y. Smith, g.. w Pollock, R.
N. Reed, ]. Hendiey, G. l.. White, r. Thorn
ton, John Griffith, John A. Baldwin, j. Hollis
ter, Elisha Jenkins, Martin Marble. Walter,
Burr, +. w. Thompson, E. Morton, R. Perry,
George Carlisle, F. w. Burr, Ira Blackman,
A. G. Thornton, William R Pugh, Jacob Sip
ley, Morgan ]. Carpenter, G. V. Robinson, 8.
Simpson, James H. Barley, Daniel McLead,
Joseph E.Trombley, Hiram Culler, B. ]. White,
John Hanley, George Hannah, Henry Glenn,
ell sick.
Fifth Ohio Cavalry-A. J. Lindsey, George
w. Glenn, Jacob Holleman, AMBROSE Berlew,
James Lang, Jacob Snider, OsceolA Mirror,
Adam Sioux.
Third Ohio Battery--Thomas PIunkstt, E.
Wilson, VIM. A. Clifton.
Fourth OHIO Bsttery-H Henry Vanyung.
Fifth Ohio BAttery-Levi Truman, Jas. Van.
mater, Walter F. Trotter, Gilmore ]. Mansell,
w H. Howell.
Seventh Ohio Battery-Adla A. Strong,
James Merrick, L 8. Higley, Neal BivAn.
Thirteenth Ohio BAttery-O ven B. Kanaga,
VIM Branson, Jeff. Davis, Martin Crowley,
Dow Ennis. John GrifiA.