Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-19
From st. Louis.

From st. LOUIS.
ST.. Louis, March II.
Special Correspondence to The Chicago Timss.l
The following is list Of the killed
and wounded Of the seth Regiment Hill
nois Volunteers at the battle of Pea
Ridge:
Ira Fuller, company E. Paul Steph'
enson, company f.; jos. Ii. Harrison,
company c.; Jno. Ray, company E.
Ernest Auzory, company ID. i; VIM.
Gibson, company c., right arm amputa'
ted at the shoulder; Andrew Scoteld,
company D., right arm broken; Thos.
Olson, company G., lett thigh broken ;
Edward Lyon, company b., left thigh
broken; Geo. Miller, company B., in
me hip; g. Pratt, company g., left
shoulder; James Eddy, company B., 10
left hip Frank Lcet, company c., in
right temple; Thomas Boyd, company
B., through right thigh; Thos. McComb,
company G, through left hand; VIM.
Van Ohlen, company D., in the abdo-
men; Oliver BIownlee, corporal, com
pany t., through right arm; g. NJ.
Kemple, company II, through the neck;
Henry Hoy, company C., through lett
arm; W. +. Partridge, company
F., through the LETT arm; David
Bardwell, company G, in lett hip !;
Louis Jones, company G, through sthe
right leg; Dyer Clark, company J,
through the left leg; w, NJ. Still, com
pany q, through the right ankle; VIM.
L. Campbell, company 3, in the right
leg; Alex. NJ. Still, company 6, through
the left lung; Francis Sampson, compa-
ny X, through the left knee; S. Il. Nc
Cor,ney, company X, in the forehead !;
Chas. Cox, company A, 10 the right
thigh; Orrin Plsbett, company Il, in
the abdomen, mortalIy; Franklin Small,
co npany &, in the left arm Jno. Dis
bennett, corporal, company G, in the
ri yht thigh; Robert N. Thompson, COM
pany b, 10 the left side; JAS McCreary,
company K, in the right side.
The 37th Illinois, of Col. Whites
brigade, lost killed and 10 wounded.
The Heaviest loss OF the army was in
the 59th Illinois.
The late 9th Missouri, had IA killed
and 81 wounded.
| All the field officers of the I'd brigade
were woun led. excepting Col. julius
White, who was in the hottest OF the
battle.
Gen. Stake, Of Prices army, was
killed.
Capt. Stark, of St. Louis, son of Mer-
ryweather Stark, formerly Surveyor
General Of Illinois and Missouri, had
his head shot oil by cannon ball, while
commanding rebel battery.
Lieut.. Col. McCullocb, son of Gen.
McCulloch, was found among the dead
and had his commission 10 his pocket
jeff G. Davis division, composed OF
lndianians chiefly, was at one time nearly
surrounded by Mcintosh and McCui.
loch, but CALAMITY routed the rebels,
killing both their Generals.
Lieut.. Col. Heron, of the 9th Iowa
had his horse killed, his own leg being
fractured by the fall. He fell into the
hands Of the enemy.
Lieut.. Col. Trimble was badly wound
ed in the face by minnie bail, but wa:
able to ride off Of the field.
The Sd Iowa regiment had $50 mer
engaged, and lost As killed and wound
ed.
The Federal cavalry stampeded during
the battle and ran over the men Of some Q
, our batteries and wounded several. The
seth Illinois and 18th Mo. stood thei
ground bravely during the confusio,
aud prevented paric.
Good judges place our loss at $50,
= and the enemy's at $500.
The following are interesting Incl
= dents in the battle;
Sergeant Major Wooster, Of the low
3D., was hit by a cannon ball, takin,
away the side Of his skull. lie was en-
gagged IN untanghng the horses from til
Dubuque battery, having b. aveIy volun
< teered to 60 ahead on the dangerous er
rand in the face Of plungi.g FIR