The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-13

heroic regimeh's "S
br;oade commanded for so many months
nv General Kimball, again moved upon +!
the enemy only to see them by. AT
Charlottesville, when it became neees-
sary to recover some of the ground lost
- -eo4f'e' ''HES
Freneh's division, headed by the "Gib-
ralter Brigade lit in turn led by the
Fourteenth Indiana-that charged the
enemy, drove them out of the woods,
recovered cur abandoned rife pits, and
captured in the melee eighty-6ve prison
E ers, brigade stand of colors, two pieces
of artillery, and Brigadier-General- In
the same charge, parts of two regiments
of our army were also released from the
enemy ~
Enraged at this success on the part of
our gallant boys, the rebels concentrated
their forces and hurled them in large
numbers against our lines, but only to
be beaten of, as they were at Antietam.
Col Coon, Lieut. Col. Gavin, Major
Houghton, and Adjutant Bailey seem to
have displayed more than their usual
gallantry, because, no doubt, they felt
that the safety of the Army~Of tb" Poto-
mae depended in a great degree upon
their holding the position which the
rebels were making such desperate
efforts to gain. Adjutant Bailey had
his horse shot under him while riding
in front of his men and received a hard
fall, but no serious injury.
We copy the names of the killed and
wounded, that all may learn who it was
that freely she'd their blood, and stood
firmest where the shafts of death few
thiekest. - fsA
Il will be seen that Company E, Capt.
Wizards, had two killed and three
wnunded. Sergeant James Il. McMul-
tne ing compani6ns, ~dI55 iaptie-
hEted his many excellent qualities of
heart, and his noble daring through the
->-z s-.eles-fH reg rrneuL mas
been conspicuous Sergeant McMuIlen
seemed to have an iron frame-was al.
ways ready for duty and slammed no
danger-but at last he, too, has been
stricken down, and his name is added to
the list of departed heroes who went
from our city and yielded up their lives
upon the bloody fields of battle which
have crimsoned the soil of the Old Do
minion. With John Stark we had no
acquaintance, but feel assured that he,
too, was a worthy member of the hero
= The following are the names of the
killed and wounded in the different COM
panies as taken from the Adjutantss
report: 40 g-f- FY-..fr
CompanysA, Capt, S. L. Hayes, COM
handing Wounded = Corporal E. d.
Hamilton, in elbow, slightly; &C War
ner, right hand Nathaniel Cele, leg
slightly. re sfnX szrx,. -
Company B, Captain VIM Donaldson,
eommanding-Wounded: Capt w Don
aldson. slightly in neck; Serg't o T En-
gelmeine, in hand, seriously; Corporal
IA .Burdalow, elbow, seriously; Nelson
Dunham, in face, seriously; Tracy ArIor,
shoulder; slightly. -
Company C. First Lieut. Samuel Mich
ols, commanding-Wounded: Second
Lleut Charles Gibson, groin, seriously;
" y Davis, arm seriously.
lompany d, Captain b Tremelin,
- ingq=M ounded: Corporal Phil
zfbs=-thigh, serl0usTy;J Hmes JerFoi,
thIghs seriously; James Wakefield
arm, seriously; VIM B Barker, arm, Sc.
Tiously Geo. MeBridge, head, slightly.
Company E, Second Lieut. Horace
BTadi0rdss commanding = Killed: Ser
.geant lanes H McMuIlen; John Stark.
Wounded: Color Sergeant J n SNYDER.
right arm; Geo Hitch, right arm; Cas-.
per Trent, side, seriously
Company F-Wounded: Capt. G. B.
Shelieday, hip, seriously; Sergeant Abner
Prater, shoulder, slightly; John Salts,
thigh, seriously; J Fisk, thigh, seriously;
Henry Martin, thigh, seriously; VIVA ID
Henderson, hand slightly. s-z
Company G, Capt VIM H Patterson,
commanding = Killed: Adam Shultz.
Wounded: Second Lieut. VIM D T Lam
don, heel; Corporal Thomas Piety, side,
bruise; Corporal VIM Lynn, knee, bruise;
Mitchell Shank, thigh, badly.
Company q, D Z BEEN, commanding
Killed: Chas Knight. Wounded:
Capt D E BEEN, right elbow, slightly;
Second Lieut. Jesse S Harrod, abdomen,
severely; Corporal Charles Tignor, left
hand, severely; Harrison Anderson,
shoulder, severely; H R Thomas, shout
der, severely; I Fl Sundbury, shoulder,
slighflyi Leander Farleigh, shoulder,
slightly. 8&a 4
Company T. Second Lieut. j n Mitchell |
commanding - Killed: SERGEANT TT,
Kidd; VIII Hedges. Wounded: ~Serg't
T Payne, breast Corporal H-Brown; NJ /
Mcdonald, leg; P O Langhorn, shoulder;
VIM 0lnstead, both legs. Missing: SB
Lawson, y. r Whitehead, Joseph Bush:
Company K, Captain G B Ward, COM
msnding-Wounded; Capt @ B Weird,