The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-11

John Chapman, William Church Thomas f. Cows
ing James II, Grace, F. D. Helms, George Hill,
Simon Jordan, Judah T. Loomer, Geor&" "
Mack, Samuel Nichols, Warner L. Pratt, Orson
Parker, Edward Rice, John Rowell, john Stone,
Miller Sweeney, Homer Sweatman, Peter e. lr~
vine.
Company EZ.
Kdled-Capt. Julius F. Randolph, Corp j..
w. Young, Private H. c. Brayton, w. 5. Catlin
b. +. Chilcote, w. E. Moon, f. L. Sutphon, j..
Watkins, "A. Weatherby.
| WOWHdcd.-Segennt Paul Haiverson Corporals
Stearns T. Kneutson Prvate5 William Black
Thomas Beam, r. g. Brown, A. s. Baker, 9.
Buchan j, Cook, Thomas Daley, j. NJ Eskew
E. l. Edmonds, j. Everett, s, Foss, Jerry Gree.
yer, l.. 0. Iverson G. w. Moore, a. McCullom
j Joseph Plackett, +. NJ Stancliff, George w. Stone
w. +. Turner, j. Thompson, S, T. Van Hanson, j.
White, j. G. Wall, E. Ii Heath.
Company
K5Hea.-Corporal Henry P. Curre, Privates
Joseph p. Trigea Isac Kay.
Wounded.-Lieut. Alonzo Bell Sergeant James
Gregory, v lillian Menser, Corporal Samuel Cox
er, Luke Aveny, Privates w. f. Bunny, Otis Ev-
ems. J. q. G odthorp, James b. Prideaux, Benja+
min +. Satcree.
Company N.
KaHcd.-Sergeant Fred Lentzenger, Corpl John
Blum, Privates John Blawar, John Korapp, ia
cob Laramore, Patrick AIiens. William Mu lgha g,
W0Hnde3.-Ljeut. C. G. E5linger, Sergeants A
Wandra, Adam Sala Corporas John Welland,
Jacob Metzlor. RodoIph Ston. Privates Martin
Armbruster, Joseph Helms Jacob Teuny, Julius
II !
Lucksinger, Chas Lopez, Rudolph Mendlick, An
ton Muentzer, Konrad Plat, John Paske, Ma
thias Rothenberger, Anton Schmidt, Ohm Schmidt
John Lum, Fred Steiff, Dethard Thorn, Peter
Zeimit, w. Zernid
This makes total of 81 killed, l9l W, Saa2 of
the Cd Wis in the battle of Aug. 2Sth. What
number of the wounded will die, yet remains to
be told; l have not given the names of the MISS
;ng but we have a8certained that most of these
were made prisoners several of whom have been
paroed and returned to camp. Our loss in wound
ed on the 2lst Aug was 4. On the Goth 3, on the
Both 7 none of whose names are given in foregoing
list
In the fight of Saturday our army took somo-
where in the neghborhood of 800 prisoners
Every report indicates that the rebels are very
short of provisions and that their loss is very
heavy. From the best information received then
loss on the 28th, far exceeded ours. While our
men were collecting our wounded on the field at
ter dark they represent the cries of the rebel dyN
ing and wounded to have been perfectly awful
They carried their dead off the field in the baggage
wagons. They seem TO take special pains to dis
guise their losses.
have not time to notice isolat ed cases of brave
ry or narrow escapes, except this one Lieut. Col.
Fairchild's Horse was killed by his side, and his
Opera Glass seriously injured by shot as ii hung
by his side A very large number of the wounds
of our men, are of a veryserious and aggravated
character. Many of these will return to the State
minus q leg or arm.
Presuming that full accounts will be given by
other parties belonging to the 9th and 9th Wis and
18th Ind. l close with regards to all our friends
at home Truly Yours,
p. S ARNDT.