The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-02-07
Returned HartsyiIIe Soldiers.


III. Regiment, who, after the capture of
that regiment had remained in Huntsville
in charge Of the sick and wounded, re-
turned to Ottawa on Sunday night, bring
ing all the sick and wounded with him
| except four, who were unfit te be removed.
There also returned with him number
of other members of the 10th regiment
who are no longer on the sick list and
who are about to rejoin the regiment.
The sick were brought here by permission
of Gen. Rosecrans, to be near their friends
but are still in charge Of DR. D. Most of
them are already quartered among their
friends, awaiting further orders.
The following is list of the sick and
wounded that have returned:
Adjutant L. c. Stevens.
Co. A.-Burton W. Bagley, Patrick o.
Donnell, VIM, Buckley, John r. Cantln,
Sias Olmstead. Lucien Warner
Co B-Samuei W. Warnock, Adrian G.
Robinson.
Co C.-Fred. Foot, Oscar Sayles, E L.
Stevens.
Co D -Gardner Chase, Ova Walbridge,
Theodore P. Brown. Henry E Price, John
W. Germany. Richard J Gage, Robert S
Brent. q. NJ SkeeI, NJ. J. Lane, George
Taylor, l.. II. Powers
Co. Z. Joseph A. Sherman, David A.
Wicher. Alfred Roberts
Co. Aaron BardweIl. Ed Eberhard
Henry Alderman, tiirard Hart
Co. 81 Jacob Nelson. John Misner
John Bailey. Wesley Misnrr
G" !!-Ed.ar w. Mosher, James S
Work. Chas NJ Moore
Go Andrew Pants, Samuel Foster
Mark Purviance
Co. k.-Andrew Hart, Robert Bell. Xa-
vier Wolfe, Thos. Muikey, James Getty.
Charles Peterson.
The following have been discharged for
permanent disability: John Livers, left
arm off; John W. Bulls, both eyes out !;
james Garrison, severely wounded in
wrist hand will probably have 10 be am.
pu'ated; and Newton NJ Shelton, RICH
leg off.
The following were left in Hospital q,
Gallatin, being too sick to be removed {:
Cna>. II. J-wet,, John Reeder, Henry
Pust, and VIM. II. Clark. Clark and
Jewetts cases are doubtful Mos, of the
others are doing we'll
Foot, Garrison, Nelson. and O Donnell
are the mos, serious cases. and skill require
close attention.
CAPT. Recommendations can meet al
most any day gentlemen on the streets
with shoulder s,raps-good officers, posi-
bly,, but the wonder is, how they can
spend SO much time away from their com.
inands
But such thoughts occur to none on
meeting Capt CHAs iIoUGHrALING, fresh
and covered with laurels, from the bloody
field IF Murfreesboro. Capt H. had his
battery in the unfortunate right wing on
the first day of that terrible engagement,
and although he lost his guns, lie has the
satisfaction of knowing that the enemy
did not take them. No less than three
desperate charges were made upon his
battery, and each was successfully repuls-
ed and then only, having fred at them
his last cartridge, lost all his horses, and a
third of his men, he Withdrew oy order of
his superior officer, leaving his guns only
because he had 10 means of taking them
with him. Capt. H., however, was not
only promptly supplied with splendi d
new battery by order Of Gen. Rosecrans,
but all his superior officers joined in re-
commentator to Gov Yates for his pro-
motion.
Capt II. came cut Of the fiery ordeal
with q mere flesh wound IN the leg, which
is nearly healed. He returns home part
~ on official business. to remain but
week or two. AS his company wa,
mostly rec,uit.d in this vicinity, he re
quests us to say, that if their friends have
any letters or small packages to send TO
the boys, he will be happy to take them,
it left during the week at the drug store
o! E. y. Grisgs, in Ottawa