Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-28
Fom Misunderstanding of the Killed
and Wounded.
t.lsZrsph . he Iatslllgenes j

| Hospital herej most OF them seriously aud
some fatally. The officers and men having
slight wounds returned to their regiments,
and many officers not yet reported being
in private quarters. The LIST is not yet
complete.
.Sirtg-SeVenth OGio.-C Corporal H. Gibbs
in the jaw, Corporal Andrew HartsIng
inthigh; Private Isaac Rice in left leg !;
Sergeant George N. Parson in leg slight |;
Private James Smith serious; D. Mnssen-
bument, Heny Drago, McCollagnen, R. T.
Ball, j. A. LentZ, IsadOre Neagle, John
Gonga, Jas. Roberts, Christian Schwach-
man, s. Wheeler, F. j. Sullivan, j. w. Tap
pan, James Murdock, Lieut.. Col. Tor, Cor
pOral ]. G. Metzgar, slight, VIM. Dunn, S.
winslow in thigh, Charles A. Greer in ell
bow.
One Hundred and Tenth PsnnsyEuania.-
Dead, Philip F. Craft, Johu Ferguson, John
Dawson, Joseph Cooper, Leibrich. Wound.
ed, Holland, Adiutant ]. Nipple, G. F.
Horn, Joseph Valance, Hopkins. John
Foreman, Samuel Everly, VIM. Ramsey,
John Morton, David Price, William A. Col
lege, Anthony Kinlin, Thomas Rockery,
David G. Baker, Samuel Eimley, Corporal
John Murphy, Thomas McIlvine, D. Gar
der, John C. Albert, William Courage, NJ.
Lacock, Silas D. Anthony, Sergeant William
Roberts, John Borden, jacob R. Hopper,
David brown. c. Sloan, Sergeant Samuel
MCCunn, John Nittle, IRA Horn, D. s. Ba-
ker, WIN. P. Ramsey, Thomas Gloster, J..
c. Dorman. Jno. Dougherty.
Eighty Fourth PennSy!UGEiG-J. Brooks,
Corporal Penrose. Henry Striker. Ser
ge"nt franklin Hosesly, Corporal ]. Hal
lenbeck, D Roberts, Wm. Cassidy, Ser
giant Hugh Smith, Sergeant White, NJ.
Young, Robert Taylor, Sergeant Chas. ~.
Curry, VIM. II. Grimes. VIM. Farmer, Wnl.
Gallagher, j. A. Pinkerton, jos. Ledger, j .
Carr, VIM. Lender, II. s. Barr, Robt. John
sou, Cornelius D. Bower, WIN. SeIlermau.
David Lane, Thos. BarnhilI, VIM. McCar-
! ty, Vim. PrOsser, John Prosser, Robt. Moo
nan, John ID. Baker, ]. L. Wheeler, n.
Striker, Thos. c Fowler, Albert Fits Har-
| ris, w. VI. G1Ssidny. James G. Zeeters
Fourteenth Indian0-Wm. HAPPIER, F. w.
BOmett, T. D. Brown, j. MrQuin, Jos. r.
Fritz, g. 3. Barley, a. RebAn, 3. Roofs.
Jesse Wilbur, Thos. Hudson, Harry Hun
T2rtsentd adiana-w. f. Mitchell, D.
Robinson, Eli Cooke, ]. CorcOran, James
Nathan, Vim. Nathan, D. F. Hamilton,
Geo. W. Graham, Corporal Theo. Longs
dorif, +. II. Weller, W. Harlan, Elijah F.
SereRM LndiaMa-Geo. W. Cummings,
WIN. Harsbager, b. Hamlet, S. ",
Jones, Henry Rodder, Chas. Robert, ]. G.
Denera, b. Nicholson; Wells Kester, G.
Robins, A. D. Johnson.
SsSSEigEth Ohio.-Daniel Mcneil, GEORGE
Byers, j. A. BonelI, j. II. Reynolds. ]. s.
Camp, Hiram Fellows, Eli Cook, William
Nathan, Corporal Theodore Longsdorf. E,
F. GOums, George W. Cummings, IS. w.
Jones, j. G. Demara, @. Robinson, Daniel
Mcneil, j. II. Reynolds, john Hamilton.
Stephen Rclfe, Al. Disbro, Stephen Silas,
J. Cochran, James Nathan, D. F. Humil-
ton, George w. Graham, F. II. Weller, N.
Harlan, j. F. Gown.
SsUeRth Ohio.-Christian Reisse, Stephen
kellogg, F. W. Hoffman, o. II. Worcester,
Charles Pagan, a. ]. Kelley, Jacob Nocb,
Arthur Lappin, Joseph Miller, Owen Gre
CORY, Fred NJ. Palmer, Edward f. Kelley,
Sergeant Major j. P. Webb, w. +. Smith
D. Reyel, D. W. CRhcey, A. A. Fitch, A.
A. COvarNn, Daniel O'COnnor, Jas. Smith,
Richard Winser, David Brccker, T. H.
Campbell, j. Millerman, Wallace Coburn,
II. T.. Gardner, F. Bethnl, Albert Withers.
Samuel Street, John Mcknight, Jas. Hunt,
y. Twitehell, Moses Owen, f. L. Tracey
Benjamin Gridley, H. McQuiston, F. <.
Warner, George BlondeI, Arson PritchArd.
F. B. Doren, George Amtns, William Pa
terman.
T'rsnty- NInth Ohio.-Valeutine vters,
Myron Twilight, Lewis Harris.
The following is u list of the rebel
wounded in the hospital here:
F. S. Carol, 3lstYa; John Mcclure. 37tb
Va; John Wright, do, Henry Hubbard, 42d
NAi james Myers, do; Peter Mock 9Th Yn:
James Dugan, Irish Battalion; Lieut. John
Gardiner, 18th Md; Lieut. David Queen, do:
Paul SlOCum, do, Capt James r, Kelly. do:
N. Holland, 7th Va; James Mcneil, Irish
Battalion; Dennis Mooriarly, do; James
Blank, 2lst Va; VIM. S. Adams, do: VIM.
Cormuth, 4th Va; l.. A. Bampt, I'd Va:
Wm. Bell, 4th Va; II. F. We'll, 37th Va,
Capt w. ]. Wright, AID Va; Nathan Scales.
do; II. F. Burnet, l4th Md; F, D. Brown.
Jno. Myers, do; Howard Zinot, do; James
McPuill, do; - Morgan. do; James Fritz,
do; u. T. Barley, do; B. Raves, Edward
White, lst Va; Geo, Washington, I'd Va:
37th w.; Vim. a. Buchanan, N. Conlin. la
Va j. Mcknight, 7th Md; Mark Hoims
l4th Md; John CHlbert, 93d Md.;lF. Rob.
inson, LIST Va; j. ii. Chartsburgher. s3rd
Va; John Cochran, 18Th Nd; Geo. Gard.
ner, 14th MIDI j. Hawkins, 23d Va; Joshua
SilVers, 2sth Va; Vim. Z. COlgon, 4th Va.
Several of the wounded rebels have died
here, and others cannot survive.
The following is as near As can be ascer.
tanned at present are the number of the
wounded inthe battle on Sunday:
In the 7lh Ohio As, 10th Ohio 3, 9th
Ohio is. Goth Ohio "a, sth Ohio 10. 7ih
Indiana IL, 18th Indiana 10, 18th IuGinaa
IL. s4th Pennsylvania 40. 10th Pennsyl-
vania s6, lat Virginia Qoyal) 6. 2sth New
York l, LIST Ohio battery /, goth PenusyI.
vania 1, 5ths Connecticut 2, 3rd wiscSn-
sin l.
The lists of killed have not yet been re.
have reached los.
All is quiet ut Strasburg Tonight.
The following is Major General Banks
general order relating to the battle on Sun
HEApQuARrRRs FlFTH ARNr CORPs. }
STRAsRuRG, March 26th.
The Commanding General of the Fifth
Army Corps, congratulates the officers aud
soldiers Of Gen. Shields division. and es-
pecially its gallant commander, on the
auspicions aud decisive victory gained .
over the rebels on the 2sd inst. Tie de-
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