Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-18

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Deaths i'm Ohio Regiments at the
Hospitals In PerryvilIe, Ky., since
the Battle.
SECOND REGIMENT.
James Henry, Co, d. wounded in left heel,
died OF lockjaw
]. R. Winter, Co. G, guushot.
Michael Coyle, Co. G, gunshot.
Urbanus Smith, Co 6. gunshot.
Henry Harle, Co. d, wounded In the lungs
M. Richardson, Co. |, fracture femur.
Iohn W. Green, arm amputated, followed by
typhoid fever.
Milton wilkinson, Co. /, fracture femur and
hemorhage.
THIRD REGIMENT.
John s. Thompson, Co. II, gunshot.
Jas. Lowe, Co. D.
John Wolfe, Co. G.
Sydney Aldrlch, Co. l, leg and arm.
Jos. Ferguson, Co. A, left lung.
Henry ]. Rice, Co. A, right leg smputated,
typhoid fever.
CIV. Keller, Co. d.
Capt Patrick Brady, Co. H, amputAted left
leg.
TENTH REGIMENT.
J. Shumer, Co. -, gunshot.
Peter Dolan, Co |.
Alb. Osenberger, Oo.I.
Daniel Cahill, Co. E, left leg amputated.
Thomas Kelley, Co. !, gunsbot.
Dennis Shannon, Co. d.
Anthony Quin, Co |, wounded hip.
John Rafferty,, Co. H, shoulder and breast
Jacob Albright, Co. E, dysentery.
Jos. Dunn, Co. A, wounds.
Louis P. Seigel, Co. G, gunshot in leg.
James Brannon, Co. d, fever.
Conrad Kurach, Co. d, left leg amputated
above the knee.
Daniel Higgins, Co. D, secondary hemorrhage.
THIRTY.THIRD REGIMENT.
Covington Daily, Co. D, left leg amputated. /.
Adelbert Child, Co. H, left leg amputated.
Pulaski Howe, Co. X, wound, hip and back
Geo. W. Ganneu, Co. G, wound, lungs
YITTIETH REGIMENT.
Jas. C, Watt, Co C, wound, left shoulder.
NINETY EIGHTH REGIMENT
Fred. Fiaher, gunshot.
Franklin Butler, Co. G. guDshot.
Hamilton Rogers, Co. B.
Ab. Crom, Co. X, wound through the right
breast.
Jas. P. Barlow, Co G.
And. J. Myers, Co, l, wound, right knee
Rob r. Hagan, Co. G.
William McMillen, Co. A, wound, right
side.
Joseph A. Lee, wound, chest.
Joshua Fort, Co. G.
James Welch, Co X, amputated left thigh.
Alfred Taylor, 90, A, wound, followed by
typhoid fever.
T. J Strinver, Co. C, left knee.
W. H. White, Corporal, Co. H, wound, fol-
lowed by typhoid fever.
w. Hiberling, Co. c, fractured femur.
Sergt. w. T. Harmer, Co. E, amputsted
thigh.
Jos. Harsh, Co. l, arm smpusated, died Of
erysipslas.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTH REGIMENT.
Oliver Brewster, Co. F, gunshot wound.
w. Il. Armstrong, Co. r.
Adney Waterman, Co. G, right shoulder and
head.
Lewis Pfouty, Co. D, gunshot.
d. Gould, Co. G, gunshot.
John T. Tucker, Co. e, gunshot.
W. r. Davis, Co. E, gunshot, in shoulder.
H. G. Fuller, Co. ], wounded in leg, typhoid
fever.
SD Williams, Co. d, right shoulder.
Peter Strup, Co. G, typhoid fever
VIM. II. Nsylor, Co. H, secondary hemor-
Fhage.
E. II. Andrews, Co. /. gunshot 10 both legs,
typh.id fever.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIRST REGIMENT.
Peter Harris, Co. e, wounded In hips.
John Ayres, Co. q, dysentery.
Almond p Ruggles, Co. D, lever.
Gotleib Beam, Co. I, typhoid fever.
The following Ohio soldiers have died re-
Gently q. the Post-hospital at Lebanon, Ky:
John Bowling. 4th Ohio Cavalry, Co. L.
VIM. WithroW, SD o. v. T., Co. B.
Daniel Wagner, 99ih o. vi. Co. l.
VIM. Dickey, 99th. 0. v, l., Co. ].
Samuel Thompson, 99th o VI, Co. r.
VIM. Spencer, 90ih o. V. l., Co. E.
Addison X. Jones, 96th o. v. l.. Co. b.
VIM. Caben, 98ih o. v. l., Co. +.
e. Huffman, Asst Quattermsster l2ls1 O vi.
George M. Smith, 94th o. v. l., Co. e.
Christian Muma, 94th o. v. l., Co. q.
Norman FancleF, $50 o. VII, Co. H,
g. w. Hill, 10lst o. v. J., Co. B, drummer.