Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-01
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ten days, having leh winchester on Thurs
day morning lass he brought with hin
TIE Gag Of the 7th Regiment, she same ths
vas presented 70 the regiment By Prof. Peck
as the Academy Of Music, which Il psrIOr,
atsd With tWenty-sIght bullet kolSi, the Ssaf
severed BY q graPeshot, and ths crescent ShO
away. The hero who bore the Gag steadily
AlOf in the midst Of the leadsn hail thar
poured about him iI named LandorWAsssr
member Of Company K, and Of this city,
and never did OOloF-ssrgoant bshsvs with
more gallGntEy. The object in brlaelnR the
aag 70 this city Is 70 have Il placed upon 3
new STAG, and the words "Wlnohestsr,
March SEA, 1854" inscribed upon is. Be-
meath the fOlds Of thIs Aag, now hSllowsd In
the heart Of ever msm ber Of the ssxonth,
they will stand as long as there is power IN
them to raise an arm TO strike.
Z Adjathnt Nolinsaux says Il would Be- en-
sirely usolesl 10 attempt to give anything
Ike an account Ofthe thousands Of instances
Of personal daring displayed By our men,
On every hand was witnessed acls Of gal
lSntIy that the best tried veterans could not
havo sIosllsd, and wherever the post Of
greatest danger seemed 70 be, ali were ready
aud sager 10 be there. The charge Of the
Seventh was desperately their battle cry
"Remsmber Cross Lanes" and most glori-
ouslydid the work Of rstEibutlon follow. ADJ
iuiant MOlinsax, however, doss not SPEAK
10 the least disparAgingly Of the rs5elu, ex-
esPt Il be Of the insulting spithets applied
to our troops as they approached; bat on
the contrary says they fought. admirably,
SontsstiDg the ground foot By foot, and ma
nsuvsring skillfulIy.
The conduct Of Lieut.. Col. Creighton was
universally praised By ell who saw It, and
be was eomPlimentsd By Col. Tyler upon
the hsld. Major Easement, too was partieu.
larly conspicuous thrOughout the battle foF |
daring and GOODNESS. Adjutant Molinssux
informs us that the Msjor's oveFeoEt osps
vss perforated BY ten bulIet holes, the sles7e
Of his coat By one, and a spent ball struck
him upon the leg, which he instantly caught
in his hand, and yet he did not receive
Wound-a most remarkable escape. During
the fight, he rode out from his command
some distance, and collecting ten or twelve
men about him, they charged upon gun
at some distance beyond, routing the rebels
from it and capturing it.
Adjutsnt Molineaux brought with him
complete list Of the killed and wounded In /
The Seventh, which viii be found bslOw,
lnd also the Official reports Of Acting Brig
adler Generals Kimball and Tyler, which
will be found On the second page Of Ghis pa
per. For list of the killed and wounded
in The 5th Ohio, We refer our readers to q
special dispatch on the second page.
'ohPLRTE LIs1 or iHH KILLED AID WOUNDED
IN THR sEvENTE EEaIEEH7. .
Co. A-coEPoral Samuel Sweet, wounded.
Edward Kelley,
VIM. sadleF,
61 6redsTisE ST Hoffman, wounded.
Lander GamDbsIl
Jas. Allers -----
q Hampton F. Gardner,
+" Arthur Lappin,
60 Thos. Freshes,
&c VIM. KEN Dles missing.
Co. B-This com pany went into the fight,
ihs-lefs mPany Of the iirat division, With
~ men, and came out with 29. The fol-
loving arethe Bames Of the killed,
Jas, Carroll, Hamiltons Canada.
Jas. CFigion, Attica, Ohio.
Allen G Lamb, Independence, Ohio.
W. Bics, Attiea, Chic.
Wounded.-sergeant o. q. Fitch, North
stS1 E6orpoEsl ' williaa E. Smith, Northa.id,
Danosa Reid, Montreal, Canada, badly
James Smith. Attioa, o., bsndIy wound
a. 3. witAsr., Bruce Co.. Canada, badly
Charles F,gsn, Cleveland, Ohio, badly
Besides ihs above named. there we're Eve
others slightly WOuaded, bus they are able
TO DO duty.
Co. C-Knlsd-First sargeant A. @. Dan
forth, Private Z. G. Sackstt.
Wounded.-Privates o. 81. Worcester, ".
COburD, Stephen Kellogg, ". F. WOlworth, j
inc. 6Rtdner, +. n. Palmer, F. A Werner, |
Daniel Kingsbury, Richard WiRBon.
Co. Corporal A. G. GrisWold, |
Privstss Reuben Bunham, Lewis Carver.
None wounded.
Co. E-John Millensn, John AtWater, Cor
poral Geo. Blanden, and George Anness we're
wounded. Nons killed.
Co. Killed.-PriVate E'ias Hall.
WOunded.-Capt. A. O. Burgess, Corporal
Benjamin Gridlsy, PriVates F. Bethel, Chas.
". hinniok, Moses Ovens. (mOrtsllyl, Arba
TWitshell, Edward Thompson, Edward B
Tracey.
MiBsing-Privats Anson Pritchard.
Co. G-Killed-John EFem5 Dserheld,
Portage county, Q.
We1nded - Sergeant Edward Lazarus,
Deerheld, Portage county, Q.
Co. H-Killed---Fred Groth.
WOunded---Capt. J. +. AsPeTj privates A.
A. Csvanagh, 8. BiahoP, Owen Gregory,
james Hunt, n. II. Clurg, h. MeQuistoa,
D. O'Connor, Q. Tenny.
Missing---AFchibald Wise.
| Co. --Killed--PriTHts James Bisp.
| Wounded Lieut.. Samuel MoCleilGu, Ser
/ geant A. ]. Kelley priYatos Richard Phil
/ lips, Thomas 3. Dersn, William Birch and
Henry Clemens.
Co. K-Knled. -Privates Frank Dietrich,
FrarE KsrbaeheF, Frank Loreas, and james
ssipel.
| Wounded--sergssut Wm. ButEman, COR
d, poral Christ Reissse, Geo. Dsutssl, william
Lehr; priVatss Louis Dehmel, Harry Lshr,
jacob Mock, VIM. Rossel, Jno, Foelksry Sr.
TaE WEBB KELEzs TEoUPH The hrst per-
foEmHncs Of this Troupe at the Academy Of
Music last evening was fairly attended, and
we'll resolved. The various tahlesax were
arranged with tssts, and were really very
pleasing. Mr.. Webb has bean to large sx-
psDse in the preparation Of his troupe, and
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