Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-30
.mputated; VIM. c. Hall. Austinburg.

Ufupulhteus WIN. ". nhl. auStItiDuHE
left shoulder and right side; Jas. Reed
A~ustinburg, Ashtabula Co., hip and shout
der; A. Henderson. Austinburg. Ashtabu
la Co., right thigh; C. E. Austin, Austin
burg, Ashtabula Co., right chest and arm
slightly; L. W. Waters, Lenox, Ashtibu-
la Co., shoulder and thigh.
HAIR READTH EscAPEs.
Upon the fall of Corporal Kagy Serg'i
Laird, the chief of the piece, took hi:
place, firing two rounds, when he received
u conclusion from q ball or shell which
carried away one of his spurs obliging him
TO desist, when his place wa at once filled
by George E. Tracy who gave a shout at
each explosion and continually hurried
the men to load up fast" II. L. Mus
ser, of your office, was grazed by n frag.
ment of she'll which tore his pants, dis.
aiding him temporarily. Hobbling up to
Lieut.. King. bent almost double, he re-
ported his disability and was helped by
him upon his horse which had already
received one wound while mounted by
the Lieut., and received another while
bearing Musser from the field. The horse,
a spirited sorrel bought of Mr.. Rutan OF
| Champion, has not been disabled O single
day by his wounds. Mr.. Fleetwood, OF
Hiram, had q shot through his pants, and
his sabre and scabbard broken off by o
ball or shell. Mr.. Bidlake of Vernon had
his cap shot away. Mr.. Proutz of Cleve-
land received a shot through the sleeves
of his blouse and shirt, and Serg't Fem
of Talmadge ditto. II. B. Lane of Geneva
had 4 ball hole made in each leg of his
pants. Corporal Adams of Windham was
struck on the finger by o shell, asalso Mr.,
Hickox of ITarpersfeld. Mr.. Ellsworth.
a relative of Col. Ellsworth, had the dirt
ploughed up at his feet and scattered vel
him whilst standing at my side. l can
bear q most willing testimony to his cool
ness and bravery under a most seathina
fire. Mr.. Wheeler of Leroy, Lake Co.
had a ball hole cut through his pants "a
did Frank Warren of Bloomfield. Frank
Sinclair of Perry, Lake Co, and II. Cowle:
of Mesopotamia received shots through
the cap. Serg't Sinclair had a ball pas
through his whiskers. Mr.. Sanderson o
Mesopotamia had his sword knob cut by
ball and Mr.. Cadmes of Austinburg haC
his check grazed 10y another.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Where no one faltered and all did theil
duty it is hard to particularize, yet my
duty would be left incomplete should
fail to make special mention of some who
did even moro than could have been re
quired under the circumstances. Anon;
these | would mention w. S. McCombs o
Champion, VIM. G;lchrist of Mecca, II
Z. Haynes of Bloomfield, and Corpora
Ensign Of Madison. Lake Co, which las
two jeopardized their lives in seeing oul
sick men removed over a mile to a place
of safety when our forces were in full re
treat. All honor other humanity, Cor
poral Wright of Leroy, Lake Co, showed
a remarkable GOODNESS through the day
and was the last man tolcave his gun, and
on Monday entered into the conflict again
as did also Messrs. Hurlburt, Tracy, VIII
hanson, Thorpe, Warren, Griffin, johnson
Fulton, Angstadt, Miller and Cadmes, with
Others whose names | cannot recall.