The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22


in leg NJ G Miller, in groin ; Jerry Dad5,in
leg Samuel Cooper, Ia arm Samuel Turner,
in arm ; M Balm, missing ; Philip Winslow,
missing; Chas Clingaman, missing ; Lieut. j
= Criswell, in head Lieut. Milton Marsh in
leg.
+ Company q.
Capt W D W Mitchell, right arm and leg ;
Lieut. j A Mitchell. prisoner w II Thomson
left hip G N McPeck, right arm ; Wm Nc.
Croy, both legs AID Boyer, missing; F
Cameron, missing Eli Hane. killed; j War
ner, killed ; A Whaley, right arm ; j J Yam
tbs, left wrist; J Clinefeller. right thigh !; f
Eggleson, missing w 81 Fl Boyer, missing !;
j Gardner, missing; d Boyd, missing N
s Parker missing; o A Rea, missing; j
Teal, missing. hf8e sro1c5szo
ComponysL
Capt Herrick, wounded in left arm ; Wm
Gray, in left foot Jerome Slough in left
thish; Amos + Plunkott, in left arm Isaiah
Jones, IN foot Jacob Clark, in thigh Lewis
EddlebIute, in head; Jacob Eddleblute in arm;
Robert Mccullough, in head ; I A Walter
mire. in leg G ID Anderson, missing Jo-
seph ellis, missing; s S Kinner. missing /;
Col j s Robinson, wounded in left shoulder 4;
Ajutant L L Brunham, killed Major Grail
prisoner and recaptured. E
Company K.
Lieut. P G Meredith, killed Asa Hines,
killed David Aber. wounded in left lung E
Barnhart. left side; Sam Furaer, right arm ;
VIM III Kirkland, head and arm /; L Rush,
head d Door right leg; Jacob Neff, face /;
VIM 81 Moons, m ssinS; c F Engle, missing;
Geo Wrider, missing PanosdaN, missing !;
s J Young, missing;
The wounded are principally moved to Bal
timore and Northern hospitals, all that were
able to be moved. DR.. Cantwell, Surgeon of
the 82d o. ". l.. is chief operator of he 11h
corps. and has worked faithfully and energeti-
cally ever since the first days fight, and is now
almost worn out. He performed with the as
~sistance of DIR. Kibby. some of the most diff
cult operations in surgery, and all successfully.
The following is a small list of his operations
Removal of the entire upper jaw Legation
of the sub -clavian artery four resections of
shoulder joint one resection of hip joint ;
one hundred and fifty amputations, besides
innumerable smaller operations. The appoint
ment of DIR. Cantwell as oh eff operator OF the
corps was a decided compliment; there being
in the corps Surgeons from Philadelphia, Bes.
ton and New York. The woun ded are all be.
ing very well taken care of. Sisters Of chart
ty nursing and doing everything in their pow
err to make the poor. fellows comfortable
There are also nurses from all parts of the
country. The Sanitary Commission and Chris
tan Commission are doing a noble work in
supplying the wounded with such little deli
cacies as are most palatable to them, and also
furnishing them with clean clothing once a
week. The town of Gettysburg was very Ii
tie dan aged, considering the position, it being
between the artillery fires of the contending
parties, and infantry fighting right In the
streets. The houses all bear marks of the
bullets. Col. Robinson who was reported
captured, was taken into a house shortly after
he was wounded, by a couple of ladies and Sc
GREETED until our forces gained possession of
the town. He had just been ordered to take
command of the Brigade, and in an hour after
he WI s.woundedw was ordered to take command
of the division. Lieut.. Col. Thomson com
manded the Brigade afterwards He had bis
horse shot from under him, and acted with
his usual gallantry and courage. The coats o.
both Colonies Robinson and Thomson would
n axe good sit yes, being completely riddlec
with bullets Adjt. Brunham, as brave a boy
as ever wore uniform was shot twice the frs
time in the hand. The Col ordered him back
he refused to go and was shortly after killed
The whole regiment did Its duty, as it Away.
has done. Lieut.. Meredith who was in com
mand of company X, was killed instantly
while CALAMITY leading and cheering his men
Capt. John Costin of Company E., was. buried
with military horors at Mansfield, on Sunday
having died from the effect of his wound or
Monday night, July 18TH. The iResirnen'
went into the fight with 236 men and lost ii
killed, wounded and prisoners 40 p%rivatel
and Is officers. Sergt. Warren H. WATSON !:
in. ommand OF what is left of Go. K. He is
an efficient officer and is comp:iment-d highly
; for his bravery ard GOODNESS during the hottest
part of the fight. We hope to hear of hi:
receiving a commission shortly, as he is Ger
tainly deserving of it, having been in the ser
vice 1ver since the war broke out.
All honor to the brave boys Of the SD.
NEWS OF LAST WEEK..
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