The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-23

Wounded-Daniel Whalen. badly; Robert
Black. do ; Henry Coleman, do Clark McFee
do {; VIM Wilson do; Conrad Slever, do; Fred
Wufers, do /; Charles Sutton, slightly John
Scofeld, do Geo Bradshaw, do VIM Law
renee, badly; Aug Heinsbreter, slightly Serg
James Cranshaw, badly; Corp Miles Trow-
bridge, mortally Corp. Luther Crane bad
ly. ~,
Missing Henry Brick, Thos Thompson.
Prisoner -Thos R Graham.
Company C rescued two guns of battery
and one caisson bringing them off the field {;
the men fought like veterans,
Company D-Mil,oankee.
KHled-Sergt. William Brown. Privates
VIM E Wechselburg, David Young, Oliver
joyce, Chas Stevens (died of wounds.)
Wounded-Ord. Sergt S M Sweetzer. thigh
Privates, Cab Cornish, neck, Rudolph Wech>
selberg, slightly; Frank Wertz, slightly, in
head Paul Mayer in arm, severe ; Chas wal
dron, ia the face; John Mayer in side, severe ;
Hrnry Fkins, severely in leg ; A d Clarke.
slightly i'll arm pit, and taken prisoner.
Missrng-LaFayette Aldrich.
Company E-KenOshG.
Killed .-Prvates William Ratke, F w
Herrick, VIM Trumbull, VIM Harmon, Orlando
Wicks.
Wounded-L!eut R Handbook, badly Pet
RE II Duhval, slightly; Dewitt Spencer, Sc
riously; Corp &C McVean, slightly: Sergt
S A Langworthy. badly; d B Moore slightly /;
Sampson Miller, slightly Jno O'Brlen, serious
ly; E Stokin, slightly; Chas Williams
sill Chilly; Chas Scribner, Jno McLaine, Chas
Chapple. slightly; Jas Harkinson, Since died)
Louis DeDeamer, arm amputated; Chas Foo'e
slightly Henry WiEsor, slightly; w Sta
ats lost and eye John Schoefeld, badly JAS.
rving, Slightly Jas Briggs, Slightly
Missing-D w Woodwork, Horace Chaffe,
Seth Is Myrick.
Company F--StCrOi1.
Killed -Serg Hale Coles Serg Isaac o Mich
OILS, Corp Richard Lowell, G w Wing. A bert
Pollard Privates Milo l. Davis, Henry KayH
| los, Richard Malona, John Ellis, Jas Peabody.
Wounded Lieut. V Wise, badly Serg ST.
mon LiiIis. dangerously; Corp John Dohn,
sghdy Pnvates Shannon Sweazy, MORALLY ;
+ A Peabody slightly Leonard Wiibur, slight>
~ Ebenezer Moore slightly; Jno Lapham.
slightly Newton Webster, dangerously Hugh
McCury, slightly; Elliot Hunter, slightly ;
ddw Warendorph, slightly; Jas Fowler dam
gei ously.
PrisOner-Thomas Picket
Missing-Jas Herbert.
Company G-M,lsoankee.
KiUed-Corp Charles Mckenzie Priva'es
Andrew Dent, Thomas W Fogg, Frederick
+ RUBY. -
Womaded list Lieut. E J Watkins slightly in
hip; Sergt:s Louis ummer, do IN hand Corp
Edward OLIVER, badly, both legs :; Privates Ma
thaniel l. Anderson, shot through arm. Ham>
ilton A Blown, slightly in leg; James 0 Brint-
nall, badly in face Albert L Cook, slightly in
breast John Corey, badly in wrist Charles
Clement, mortaily in abdomen Lucius
Knowles. slightly i'll head Geo w Reed, bad
ly IN foot ana leg. u..r..s..
Company H-ShebOygGn and Mit,odukee.
KiNed-Corps Newell Upham, and William
H Ca,ver, Private Jas Nicktes.
Rounded-Sergts Ralph M Dawey, slightly,
Edward Mcdonald, do; Corp Walter Gleason,
do; Puvates William Lake, slightly Chas
Durkee, dangerously John Phelan, slightly {;
Henry Mutink, do Seward Nelles, mortaily ;
Frank Locke, slight NJ Demaster, do G De>
Smdt, do 1gnae Flute, do; V K Groome, bad
y "A lbert F Waugh, do Edwin RounsvlIie,
slightly.
Company I-ShejoygGm.
Killed Corp William H Swami; Privates
las Z Clarke, Jacob Deetsh, Richard Laycox,
Clay OgIe l . ..-
Wuumded-Sergeant Herrick Forbes, bad
ly in leg, below the knee; Corp VIM Row, Sc
verely, in chest; Privates Geo W Bowen, Sc
yerely. in back and chest Sam Root, mor>
tally, (since died); Salathiel Nichols, slightly,
in head !; Frank Putnam, slightly in neck.
Company K-Fond Du Lac.
KiUed-Privates NJ Coffeen, W Macarthur
r Narnes, A Smith John Wiley.
Wounded-Cspt T Green, severely, through
neck; Serg G E Wood, severely, through arm !;
Corps W w Lowe, severely i'll legs; G H
Clark, slightly, through hand Prlvates c w
Ach iey, slightly through neck + n Baker,
dangerously, through liver; H Fl Drury, bad
y, through shoulder; L B Everdell, through
breast, badly w NJ Foster since died; U Groat
through arm, slightly; X Longstreet, sights
y, through breast and arm; NJ Rourke, dau-
gerousiy through breast q A Smith, badly
c Smith dangerously though breast and
arm j B Wood. dangerously through breast !;
H Drier, dangerously through breast.
Prisoner-Jno E Bollinger.
Total-Killed 81, wounded, 1877, prisoners
missing, T.