, 1862-02-27

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office taken Of them, but the Alssissippians
;ondered what induced 3 committee to come
q the way from Chicago to make them lemon
de. Most OF these wounded prisoners seem
ery rcpentsnt, blame their leaders, aud say
they 1--we to get home they Kin never be
anght IN the same snap again Many OF tnem
h=ent father and mother, Of . vile wait
esaing * til Their esre. Most Of them begin to t
ave greet respect for Uncle Sam We tired |
0 cheer them up and to satisfy them that the
Worth was 10th and slow to enter upon this
yar, hoping that the better Judgment Of the |
ommon people in the South would prevail, /
nd that they, Ct their own accord, would not |
proceed to extreme measures Many are the !
ncitspts we might relate, and some member
II the Committee may send you very inter
sting sketch Of life aznoDg the wounded IN
,ur army hospitals.
EIGHTH REGlsIEST-C0L. oGLESBY.
011cisl Lsss Of Killed aad HoHnded.
COMPANY 4.
Ii Michael Mathews, Geo. S. Leach, Roht.
Jones, Hezekish Whltafes1
. Hottnded-ed Iieut- Bepj. F. Monroe. Vim: A.
; Chas Henderson, $. p Burlington, , Wm-
Drew J.F1ory. jno. F. Greer, James Hudson. 30
seph Eess. Ernest Hot-, Nm- uatchctt, j. IL Kin.
klFman, j. c. AeDanfels, Chss. NosheT, Ellis Mr.
H. A4AE1 liz L. -. A@|47 We
F. Pope-a1
Co4rAST B.
EiReE- I'd Lieut. T. J. Mar6h, Jacob Klbles,
John r. Priest, e. II. Ga1dennier, Fred Miller,
Amos Duntam-6.
Snow Charles Albert Ch.is- Ereps, John Setter,
John II. Beck, GGdrew Mills. J2coh 1anEenman,
JoEhua JaMisCa- DaTtoH Durham. Jacob Groo5h,
Wm- Becker, 1nos- 1cGor1eY, Henry Hardner
ID
Killed John RacoEd, Chas. Cox, Colby Turner.
John Sutherland John F. Ba1ch, John Eskew-6.
- Ncpnded-Janez Campbell. Sterling Eaton.
PIew. G. Potter, e Boyd. y. S Kelley. e Bsns
!ey, 6. sw59fo!d: & Hamilton; : =: Camp; .: 5.
". Ferguson, B. RoseburEn--24
E10ed-A- IL Robinson, hen1y Loss. i. Il. AUS
tin. John Cotton
alexander conneyer, s4mea F, Camp
%hizcn SS 4sFse Hsn: cs Levi s fy s5E Secaanahsn
Daniel Oebofn. Herbert Reed. James Freeman,
Km- Hogne, Thomas Dszer: Henry Davis. John
COMPANY r.
EiAs9-Wm. 2. DeYon, Edgar Il, Thompson
T1u1ded- Henry n Keener, Joseph F. Wilson,
John n Davis, Tristan B. Peck, Henry E. Shear
er, John Smith, Howard Ioung.-7.
EUAEANl Z.
EiNfd-Second Lert- Daniel A. Sheetz, Wil1lan
II Howell, F. 81. Morgan, j. II. Shilling, Chas- E.
Hartshorn, Dudley Holmes, james Murphy Erhart
Flatte.-2.
J. b. Handburg, Robert B.pwn, 4. Bfayhiu, J. G:
Fitzgerald, james Hite, William Hite, F red A.
LorEsmitk. R. b. Reed, John B. White1oot. John
Betee1l, EenI. T. Hart: 5ameE S; Hise, wilson $.
Thomas Mullen, Joseph Schink, Mat- Carroll, JAS.
Hi1I-21.
coNPAHT G.
6iutd.-Dan;el owipss, John e: AgEcxs
join g. Hsniins James ne e Ga.erder, Thos Gellahsr,
F. II. GoEweu- Thomson Harris, Adam A. Haniin,
John Madigan, James Murray, Waller Decker. Y.
sen. frederick Moore, Joe Moore, David Orion
Si1as Peuy. William D2rv1ut, John TuckeE-2
cowASF T.
EiHe1-T. B. kaler, F. Il. Tutt1e, Geo. Sales
!. j. Aerrimau, L. S. Bo=ticks-5.
Wounded Akcu1an, Jas Bzods1iek Wm
Rogers A G. Allen, VIZ D. Haizlep. W. Ballard
Robert Campbell, james Haley, D5Md .Alsood
Wm- c. Nhitt:rgton, Levi MaJtesd, James 4
Bateman, Jep;ha Ray, Peter Losko, Wm. Brock
Hoqa msi1.ra + d. j. .e e eeek4aa s %oolses Jas
". DeE:nrcst, Jacob CGich, John 4. Brown, F.
Mitchell. Robert Montgomery 4. J P1ice-N.
coxFASF l.
Kl1d--Gc5tSyn5 K1iso. Eeary PETER, Ada4 M!
Hex Koppnaa, Joseph s:sFer. wm: VolkneE,,s $
RE- Ks Fn;,. aS5 R'ast
| uof, Hammer, Kohz, Mond, Nafziyer, PfeiIsl
Eaigles, Rnttman, schfsaes' sarbian. 77cnes. Hi
COMPANY K
KiNed-Ei,et Lieut. Joseph G. Howell, Thonn.
Riddle. James II. Drase. Wn- Sunderland, Da7i
Tcuaded-secona Lieut. Noah " Denniao
Robert E. Mercer, James y: B1aE, Daniel Cox, Je
p eEsemsn; ssm9sl 1sl }o,ls KiSh1sds: & John h
Bailey, John 2: Daweon; james chaance5-19-
Total killed 81 !; wcrndeG 1ss.
Colonel Logan is lying sick on hoard Ii
steamer. His wife and DR.. Moss whit On hit
Col Dickey and his son are also On boar
". Il. L. Wallace is lying sick Ut the hospita
Isaw him to-day, he expects to be mp by Mo
: day next. It is q great wonder how any
| their officers or priTates arc to be sccn We
! having been out in the mud, snow and II
for three days and four nights without she1te
In Taylor's Battery hut one killed, Csc
Beckers, none wounded seriously.
We will send official list of the 11th Hint
tomorrow. We give you to-day Company
!, Of 11th, Capt Carrier Of La Sale commandip
, and Company Il, Capt Caotes.
11IH REGH6ST-Two CoMPASIEs.-Co. E.
HiNed.-Sergcaut Il. j. Lewis. Corporal E.
. Carter Corporal W. ]. Caasel. Corporal Jose
aoisnd z9eT Glass W. M 4 MfAdams Sa5a 1T Tho9
hrsen, John Bond. Rensselaer, Schermerhoru, "
Eas:on. Thos. Goi2gs, Geo. Feis.
!: TcuEdsd- Capt! Carer. G: =; ssd1sE, ssrss.
LeeheE Geo Steltz, STR II F. BofEs, e., F.
: | NirneEan, Martin Baker, Joel -A1vo.d, Calvin
yotd, Geo: RenwIek, Charles Nol1e, Henry g
more. John Seamen, Morris 4ianehan, Jan
kiss.nrLient. y. C. Kiazon. Dennis FItzp
11ck, SerEt- T. P. ScwIan. John F. Pearson CO
Lewis Fritz, Lewis Wagner, ANDREW Naha
Isaac Vanderbilt. Wesley williamson, -Wart
Golding. Patrick DEnn. Joseph SeTly, Charles 81
+ By. JOIN Robe1ta-an known to be wounded, /
l. | all prisoners except three
= Captain Carter went into the fight with
: men, and came out of it with 9. They M
:. have been in the thlckest Of the fight, :
u they never WaTeIed-
- CO. CT TEE 11TE-cArE. COATES.
- fI7ex-o7d- Sergt. Chas- A. Bed4rd- Ira
Smith, Corp. r. H. Quiutsh, Geo. Wright, G
e Tohn Campaign Adam wssEg. Henry Col
a H6undea- W1n. Duncan, D. n. Hnc
&c Corp John IcShee!su (sIaee Gead), Geo. Sns
it strong. l. E. Eanlfozd, Alonzo Tate. John Ba'
~ H-T: Wsz7en, ]: Q Carter, 4 B: Pauley, E.
Kasheens Shs1les Mershfaa J. a5S = H939n
i COP: yszs i: Word: ds s. asGs9sa: @ Geo: % 3: 3
d. | Hal14 EG0t. Ewing, Josep1 6f1ff1n. Efe1 Lon
n Bryan Hsnl5, Roht- Acceen, Wn- Haywood $
"a | ue1 Hannon-
,g OF this company 81 want into the field
= they came ont with s.
h. Company E of 11th, had II killed and
te wounded and mis- mlssing They vent in wit
y The 18th regiment went into action with
E. men, Of whom 329 are killed, wounded
10 missing. This list Is not official but was g
~ me by The captain Of company & VIII &
r. you ofscsa1 report Of the nth tomorrow.
~ ~ As am writing, the friends Of Capt. F
e II, Of Col Ozlesb. S regiment, arc laying
ed his body, preparatory to sending it mort
he his home It Fekin. He had q shot in his
~ in on Friday night, and he breathed his Ia:
rs rs 10 O'Clock tonight. The Captain, learn,
~ ~ highly respected wherever known. He
a.. the ftet volunteer among the privates
- his county. When the news reached P
"a - that Moult1ie WIS firing on our relief 81
~ his heart burned with . desire to defend
ne ns' flag. On that day he called public mee'
ass,' made patriotic speech, anu called for 20
nc teers with his OWL name at the head OF tn
.hc per. For gallant services he was promo
~ and when, On Friday, he led his men int
sas ton, he fell after fighting bTave1y- Drag
~ himself along side Of bis men upon his b.
1r he cheercd them Oh saying, t'Micd NE
/ fo | and never dishonor your d7G!" He
les sleeps his last sleep. Honored be his {
In. OFT.
ard List OF the Wounded In Hound
iu- H1t1ta3 Hospital, Feb. 9Th.
Ugh tFtcm our Special Reporter.I
Eare No1E.-1n the list below whese The Sts
Pa omitted, it mus: be understood that they II
o. nnFa repirnenta1