The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-10-18
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ARMY COklsESP0NDENCK.
| SPRlHayIILD, No., Dot 9, 1862.
At last We are about to face again to th,
Southwark, and push on. We leave Springfield
with not many regrets, and yet feeling like
hence forward every step takes Us further from
civilization, mails, newspapers and other lu1u
rice, which daily come in here in the boot Of I
two horse hack, all the way from Rolla. W.
also leave here large number Of sick soldiers
of the lsth, who are unable to proceed farther
in fighting trim-that is, to carry knapsack
gun and equipments.
Our Brigade, Gen. Herron's, is considerably
divided up, but the 10th Iowa still esteems it
self major pars. We move on the Cassville
road, and, it is understood, will make juno
ton with Gen. Schofelds Division near the
Arkansas line, Gen. Heron to have command
OF the Second Division of the Army of the
Southwest. The. Brigades have not yet beer
designated which will form the command.
General Herron's Staff is constituted as fol
lows:
Captain VIM. h. Clarke, of Dubuque, As
sistant Adjutant General.
Captain A. H. Littleton, of Dubuque, Com
missary.
Captain J. D. Brenston, Of Davenport, Ord.
nance Officer.
Lieut. Amos Russell, of Dubuque, Abide.
Camp.
Lieut.. d. W. Petit, of the Dubuque Times,
Quarter Master.
Lieut.. o. T. shiras, Of Dubuque, Judge Ad.
vocate.
Lieut.. D. P. Wright. of Anamosa, Abide.
Camp.
Captain VIM. Wells, scout of Gen. Lyons,
Brigade Wagon Master.
Nearly all of these officers are experienced
men, and all thoroughly understand the duties
of their respective posts. No ADLER staff off.
GERS are serving in the Western Army.
Our men are glad to be relieved from work
on the Notifications, even though the severe tri.
ais of the march are to come instead. Any.
thing but being compelled to build defenses for
the ragged, undisciplined militia of this region,
and for the glory Of certain of their Generals.
Gen. Heron goes with US, and We hope not to
be taken from his command Tbs,
BOLIVAR, TENN, Oct. 8, 1852.
EDITOR HAwK-EYE:-The following is list
of the killed and wounded, on the 9th, of the
Sd Iowa, at the battle of Pocahontas:
CONpAuvR
Wounded-Seargent VIM. A. Stewart, sheul-
der, severe; Corp Joseph Ruckmsn, leg slight;
Merrill Stone, shoulder slight; John Bousquet,
leg severe; Emanuel Ream, shoulder severe; Jno
Farley, shoulder SEVERE Isaac Ream, knee slight.
Jacob Meyers, severe bruise on leg.
COMPANY G.
Wounded-Capt. Karl Kostman, shouldel Sc
we're; Ferdinan Resa, leg severe, amputated; ia
cob Dowding, slight bruise; VIM. s. Orr, shot
through both legs
COMPANY D,
Wounded-Capt. E. I. Weiser, thigh danger
Gus; Martin Oleson has five wounds 10 his head
and both legs, dangerous; Chas. Watson, arm,
amputated; Martin Pepper, breast slight; Fl. s.
Daskam, hand severe; George Culver shoulder
slight.
COMPANY E.
acknowledgements D. V. Gillmon, hip slight:
D. F. Denton, hip dangerous; 1. N. johnson, head
severe; James Livingston, hip severe; Edwin
Sawyer, hip slight; NJ. J. Hayden, hip slight;
Samuel Marsh, hand, amputated; D. y. Ross,
arm severe; NJ. ]. Riddle, leg slight; W. E.
White, lung, since died.
COMPANY F.
Wounded-Corp. I. A. Sawyer, thigh severe;
A. D. Davis, hip dangerous; D. P. Foster, hand
severe; VIM. Orr, face slight; Frank Conrad,
eye, will lose it,
COMPANY G.
Wounded-FirSt Lieut.. c. L Anderson, arm
and shoulder severe; Sergt VIM c. Newlan,
leg, amputated below knee; Albert Francis,
hand slight; j. j. Van Hyning, leg slight.
COMPANY H.
Klled-First Lieut.. VIM P. Dodd, head shot
off by cannon bah; Henry Deringer, do.
Wounded-Second Lieut.. S. G. Gary, arm
and side slight; 7. ]. Haywood, thigh severe;
w. NJ. McGinder, shoulder severe; Isaac Hen
derson, thigh slight; Thomas r. Smith, arm am.
,utated at shoulder.
COMPANY 1.
Wounded-Second Lieut.. Daniel Foot. leg
amputated; Searg's Henry Crittenden, hand
slight; David Homer, thigh dangerous; George
Parks, knee amputated; Henry B. Shaw, lung
dangerous: Isaac Boomhower, arm slight; Jesse
Beelar, thigh severe; Chas Townsend, struck bv
oaii ano broke belt buckle; Henry w. Town
send, foot severe
COMPANY K
Wounded--First Lieut. VIM. B. Aarnill, leg
severe; Corp. V. r. Rider, side and hand slight;
Corp. Levs Langstaf, hand slight; Corp. W. H.
Nichols, knee slight; Junus A. Parmalee, foot
slight; George Morris, arm. slight; Byron E.
Taylor, back slight - {, q,
We had but two killed, but remarkable
nomoer dangerously wounded by canister balls.
Company A was absent guarding the train Of
ammunition and baggage Lieut. Col. Trum-
Dull commanded our Regiment with perfect
coo!ness, and is considered the equal with any
officer in bravery.
Yours, in haste, B. KEABLES.
Surgeon Sd Iowa Infantry.
HORRORS OF THE INDIAN Waffle follow.
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