The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-01-16
FULL LIST OF CASUALTIES !
GREAT BRAVERY AND MARROW
ESCAPES OF col. GIBSON.

Col. 3. Drake killed.

thnrlee w iinct uccs w ounVtC--bltut'
I'll Rsy, slightly, in field hospital; pri.
Yates Geo Benhnm, severely, in field hos.
ritsl, Martin Butler, slightly, captured,
ealainus Bowlby, slightly, captured; JAS
Lynch, slightly, captured; David Bender
slightly, snptured; Al Ryan, severely
field hospital; James Brown, slightly, mis-
ring; James Gilpin, slightly captured.
COMPANY II, Captain Mccormack com.
manding-Woundc First Scarqt NJ I
I.utr, slightly, Nashville hospital; private
Theodore Gibson, severely, Geld hospital;
William Bower, severely, field hospital
Jos II Van Ncttsr, severely, field hospit.
al; Alonzo = Hnyenn, severely, fold hos
pitai, John NJ Fisher, slightly, with COM
pany; Dan w Smith, slightly, field hos.
pitol. ~ d.
Company C-Cnpt Amos Keller killed;
Lieut. Aaron II Keller, wounded mortal.
ly; Corp Jas Strugh, killed; privatos JOS
= Moore, Edward r IInttcn, Daniel i
Nessmore aud William Myers, killed.
Wounded -Priyaies John Kncrrlc, Owen
" RAIDER. james p RAIDER, $ w Bland
Samuel Core, nll slightly aud in field hos
ritol; Corp Geo + Cost, seriously, miss
lug; privaies Charles Spicer, seriously,
missing; Oliver J Keller, seriously, miss
inr.
COMPANY D-Capt George w Culver,
wounded. slightly, in Nashville hospital;
Lieut. Milton Cowgirl, wounded slightly
irld hospital; Corp u II blackburn,
wounded, missing; 'prlvatcs Amos Bretz'
Nathan Ruyer,, G w Mulholland, G li
Morgan. n A Durbrow, oil slight, field
hospital.
Company f, Lieut. Miller commanding
-Killcd,-prvatcs Sidney J Grahum and
Reuben King. Woundcd--Wm Hind
man, severe, [. ed hospital; Eli Warner,
slight, field hosp'lul; w Carlisle, severe
", missing; Almond Rkcr, severely,
missing; Aaron Sohr, slight, missing;
Yousion Eller. slight, Nashville; Root
Caldwell, Pliuy Trumho, B T Smith ii
penuell and L1ronzo Emmons, slightly,
Nashville; Oliver & Jacobs, slight, field
hospital.
Company +. Lieut. John J Kcsrlor com-
muudiny--Killod--CoIp lsuinh Pcrtyi
private Isnnc N Anderson. Wounded
Lieut. J o Potter, slight, field hospital;
Corr T. \ Lewmun. severe. missing, pri'
Yates /. s Porter. Albert Dodge, sevcrr;
w Burden, slight, in field hospital; Sergt
l. Lnuchlin and private Joel Shuts,
wounded and mssin'.
Company G, Liruy White command.
lrp--.Killcd--Scrgt Joseph J Baron,
Color Corn NJ Rummrll. Wounded
Corn Jno w Reynolds, Jno Coldwell, Jno
n Myers, slight, in field hospital; private
Jno Todd, WIN II Vance, slightly, Nash
vile.
Company II, Lieut. Chance command
inp-woundcd-lst Scrgt c w Everett
sverc, field hospital; Sergt i Werner.
severe, field hospital; Corp w Leonard
rrivutss Julius Aightnor, Jno w Boslcr,
Levin u pinIon, Jonh Johnson, w III
Glich and e lIarts, slight, field hos
pltnl.
Company I, Capt NJ Elbctl Tylcr com
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WIN J Iislc,
rnd Austin Howell. WourdcG-iIcrgt
Jno NJ Cartwright, slight, field hospitals
rrivatos VIM Ilassegar, Peter L,i,lcr, L
Van Buskirk, Thos w prcntiss, severely
field hospitals Hiram l. Reed, Levi llcny,
Ioho Fahcy. Thus Barker, VIM A Bush
or, Jas + llewstor, Jas : Carver, all
slight, field hospital.
Company X, Lieut. 8 NJ Harper com
nundinc-Killcd- priyaics Chrs Whit
terri ard Henry McSscl. Wounded
Corp Wm Musgroyc, slight, f"ld hospit-
al; priyates A c Pargclis, N MeCon-
rell, Il S Brobst and Lawreuec, slight
field hospital.
BafiSseH near MUr(ressboro' Jan. 4.
Licn,s. Brown and White ure missing
and no doubt captured. Tho regiment
lost in prisoners probably 30 besides the
wounded in rebel hospitals, Gen. VIII
Itch, commanding brigade, was captured
before giving oommupd. Col. Gibson
threw himself on the extreme right, and
took four guns Of Co. A, LIST Ohio Artil.
lcry from thc field, rnllying the men and
fighting back the fIo at every point. The
Route ON which the brigrds rctfeuted is
marked by 2lS OF the enemy Killed, be-
sides officers aud many priyatcs carried
of the field before il was re-oseupied.----
The men reached the centre with empty
cartridge boxes, and ut once rcorgRnizcd,
participating in the conflict OF tho four
days Of battle following.
Cal. Wallace, 18th Ohie, holdiug The
lcn of the brigade, distinguished himself
, by deeds of heroism, aud punished the
enemy severely. Col. Gibson had two
horses shot nndcr him, and crmo neur
being captured three times. Once II
rebel officer demanded hislsword, but at
that inoment a squad Of our cavalry dash
ed up, and the Colonel and those with
him Tough, their way cut with their re-
volyorr, Of which the Col held Ctiin
each hand. lie was the first TO reach
the head of the 'skeduddlers' on the pike,
and at once arrested the tide aud brought
hundreds back 10 the field of battle, and
reorgunized tho LIST brigade before night.
At the time he so narrowly escaped
capture, he lost one nun, the rebels shoot.
Ing down the artillery horses. On Fridpy
the brigade made charge in line, clear.
ing tho acld 10 Stune river, Gn tho len,
losing ten in killed and hlteen in wound-
ed, and capturing Eve pr'soncrs. The
Thirty. Indiana (Willich's Ger
man Regiment) holding the right OF the
line. had terrible fight with Louisiana
ard Mississippi regiment driving them
over tAoriyor with great slaughter. The
day previous Col Gibson repelled cav
airy charge in splendid style, Ths ofi.
cial reports viii present numerous in-
ttsrces of courage and heroism.
Adjutant Norton and Captain Gray OF
tAe 49th Adju,ant y, Boss and Capt.
Dawson. 18th Ohio; Colonel Echelmyer
Major Glass and Captain Monk, 32d Ia.
daua, aud Col Hotchkiss and Captain
Williams and many others ore mentione'
on the field as having distinguished
themselves.
AoEIos.
TasOM NEW ORLEANS.
NEw YoRK, January 1.-THE stoamc
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