Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19

IN.
The steamer Magnolia arrived 81 Cincinnati
on ThursdAy morning, the l7th inst, with we
hundred ana atty sicka and wounded soldiers Soi
whom 6fty-ssven are rebel prisoners) rom
P...sburg LsDdipg. which port she left on Mon
day, April i4.b, at IL 80, P. M The boa. vas
chartered by Gov TOP for the state Of o"o'
and was under the command Of Lieutenant
Governor q. Stanton. The medical department
was under tho control and direction oi pf'
Cushing, Of Cleveland, o., assisted BY the iOi'
II ,lDe . gentlemen: Ds T. II. ReAmey' from
BopeWelI. Ohio; B. F. Coates, of West Al
more, Ohio; M: Lemow, Of Medwsy; J d. u
Coupor, E. B. Fee, 8, M. Smith, 8 Loving
W. E. Ide, and R M. Deuig, from Col mousi
Charles Cochran, from Toledo; A. H Baker, oi
Cincinnati; L. Little, of Cleyelandj E. Hyatt
of Delaware; T. M. sandersou, U g. A.; L
M. Thomas, Bsllefontaine; w. R. Hurst, ol
Chillicothe; and R, N. Barr aud - Simpson
Of Columbus
Mms Of the sick and wounded were sent tc
Camp Dennison. A few Of the more dangerous
cases were, however, taken to the hospitals In
Cincinnati. The Magnolia brought up the
following
WOUNDED OHIO SOLDIERS.
FRS. ohio-R. B. Milroy, VIM R. Gran
mer, w. D. Butter, J. W. Allen.
Thirteenth OhiO-A. H Wood.
Fifteenth Ohio-Wm Wood.
oavantaanth 0h;o--OAnial Fee
Nineteenth Ohio-AJas A Stevens, A 3. Cut
ter, ]. 8. Davis, M Highland, G ]. TalbOtson
Twenty-fourth Ohio-J. SIrcker.
Twenty sixth 0hio--Thomas Lamon
Thirty fret 0hio--Chas. Sherman.
ty-eigbth Ohio--J. W. Mcdonald and
Peter Fry.
Forty.frst ohio-Divid Concklin, Albsr
Hummell, John Eckeuroad Chris. Webber, l.
M Lovelese, And. Leland, H, SpauldiDg, A
Taber, J. W, Hall, F. Shirley, Lieutenant Chas
GsyloTd.
R RForty.eiehth Ohio-P. F. Ashton. ]. w.
BroWp. Lieut. T. Flelde, s. Lawrence, Dr.. ] j.
Poland, Peter Smith, Peter Jones, W. / Clark
Robert GRAY. P. Frazier, r Saunders, ]. IL
Aonleoate, o Smith, R Smith, ]. Cunning
ham, j. D 1dds, S J Piuzer, ]. w. Csss, Il
Krpnett. f A. Treon, g W. Day, W. M. At
thew. II. NeWland, w. Kinworthy, 8 Mover
] Ross.
Forty.nin.h Ohio-Thomas Lynch.
FIt;-fourth Olio-J. P. Mercer, Mag, A,
Jaeo, c. Rockhold, ]. Lerine, d. CODklin, W
Il. Moray, A. J. Bliles, M. McFegue, 8. ofcutf
F,n;.seventh ohio-J. R. Mccormick, s.
Walter, W. schWsr z, N. Dawson 2. Sca"y-
hard. John Mmtio, J. s. White, l.. Saeary,
Al Smith, D. B. DIckey, Charles Savage.
Flfty-eighth 0hio-Sergeant I ID. Rains, A.
RICE, Henry Dixon, Wm. H Keck.
Fifty -.inth Ohio-Pfice 7. Fee.
Sixty fifth ohiu-William Miller, G D. Cas-
sell.
McC,r.y, J. N. Smith, W. K McGinless,
George Dreamer, M. ONeal, VIM. Sptiggs,
P. 8 Kelley, R A. Johnston, Thos Summons,
T. X, Daffey, J M HINES, A. d. ClaIk, J. F
Bsfrtcks, A. schluter, G. Naylor, ]. Scott, s.
seyen,,.first obio-G. E. Lee, C.. Cole, J.
s. Good, J. II. II milton, M H FoOs.
Seventy second Onio-J ]. Blrras, T. Bar
ker, G JyhustoD, A Coons, ]. McKermon, J
Gray, Thos. TRoddie. Merit Judd, B. Messer,
W. b. Blair, J. A. Price, Jno CongletOD, J
Smith, A. Grin, Lieut. W, W. Scott, Levi w.
Sinclair, ]. C. Sinclair, Jno Patterson, Asa
Brayton
Eighty first Obio-Elijah Furry, John Meri'
di,h, T CLARK, J. B ddiger, jos. Busage.
Eighteenth Regulars-Leander Tub6s.
Thirteen,h Ooio Blttery-Dlvid Haines.
BJrnes's Ohio B terJ-W. White.