The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30
Casualties in the l05th REGIMENT.
A NOBLE LETTER FROM col. ToLLEs.
BURToS. Oct, 18th. 1853.

closed l tot you an official report of
the casualties in tho l05ih o. ", in the en-.
eaeemont near Chattanooga. Sept. Goth. The
report was made to include the 26th Sept.
aud no doubt would be materially changed
II made TO include the present date, as | am
informed by A. Adj't.Gen. WIN. r Tu,tle,
tho exchange Of wounded commenced on
30th inst, 500 being brought off in one
train. most OF whom wero able to sit up in
the atnbulanccs. The Rebels claim to hold
2 900 -four soldiers that would bear trans.
portution inside our limos.
Many Of those reported as missing will.
no doubt, 30 brought in. Many Of that
number, 10 all probability, have fought their
last battle. Tho sacrifice thoy offered upon
the altar Of their country has been accepted
Mourn not, kindred and friends, for those
slain in baltic. They would not havo you
weep Cor ;hem. but rather %r,joico that. OF
your sons. brothers, or near akin, thorc
wero those who dared to do to restore aud
re-. establish tho rights bcquoathed to them
TO you-by their ancestors. Far mote
appropriate, as 1t seems to me, that we la.
mont that, in ou- midst, there arc those
who, assassin. Ike. would, even whilst their
nob'e.heartrd. patriotic brothers were striv.
ing with their couutry's toe, stab them in
tho back. Base. hearted cowards-not the
least of whom are those who, whom came
the trying hour, Judas like, denied their
master, Val. Forget. forgive, you that can.
Too many fields my eyes have witnessed.
stained with human gore ; too many broth.
ers pierced by a traitors hand, with their
'ife's blood gushing forth. to think or speak
of this most damniug nc, ~ligh,ly-giving
COUNSEL and support 10 n traitor banished
from bis country. Yes, long months and
years of toll. with suffering which Ian.
guage can never describe, have been caused
by tho indulgence o: supreme seIfshness in
characters not unlike :hoso referred to-
Rcmember them as they deserve, you that
liavo life and principle, and teach your
children likewise.
Report o. casualties in the lO5th Reg
OHIO Vol Inf. dnrirg the engagement of
tho 10 h and 2Oth of Sept, near Chatta.
nooga. Tenn:
Maj Geo. T. Perkins, flesh wound in
thigh.
Surgeon G.. N. Fowler, prisoner.
Assis:an, Surgeon John TrumbulI, prison.
or.
Company A-Lieutenant Danio, B STAIN.
flesh wound in arm sergeant Ma.
than N King. killed Sergt. Wn. Fl. Craig.
Corp. WIN. G. Davis. severe
wound in neck. missing :; Corp. Isaiah Mes
''o. flesh wound in thigh Corp. John L.
flesh wound in leg. Privaies '
|olIn A Boyle, flesh wound in head ; Mich. =
'el Burns, flesh wound In leg Aaron Har- :
Dor, flesh wound in arm Henry Wi,her-
flesh wound in shoulder, missing ; 81.
mon McFa,l, two fingers amputated EN-
mons Sparrow, missing Frederick Hcilger,
do; Benjamin Smith, missing 2; John b.
Mcdonald, missing ; lsaac Morris, missing.
Company B-sergoan, Noah J. Pound,
flesh wound in leg corporal Hiram J.
Scott, hesh wound, severe /; private Calvin
Caldwell. flesh wound. severe Charles
Stuart, flesh wound. severe Charles Sha.
tor, flesh wound, severe ; corp. Henry Ii.
Finey, missing /; private Francis Cotton.
missing James A. Crawford. missing ;
Adelbert Hart. missing ; John A. Murphy.
missing ; Dwight B. Phillips, do WIN. c
Welsh, do.
Co. C-OnIy two men in battle-Private
Andrew N. White. killed Private Erastus
Bartholaun. missing,
Co. Dad Lieut.. Alonzo Chubb. flesh
wound in ear and neck Corp. Marshal
TeachGut, flesh wound in thigh ; Corp. Hen
ry Garfield, losh wound in hand Private
Harlow BIakoly, severe in side; Frederick
Vlckers, wounded in thigh Francis e. Bel
den, missing. .g
Company E.-Capt. e. Abbott Spalding,
wounded in knee. since died Corp. S. G.
Grist, wounded in head !; Private David c..
Bowers, killed ; W. II. Dayton, missing
James Mowrey, missing. %
Company F.-Corp. Josiah King, severe.
" wounded md missing; Private Robert b.
Barhess, severely Wounded and missing ;
Privates John Fl. Auxar, arm John l..
Downing, head Henry Marsh wounded
and missing /; Orlando Dimmick, head ;
Henry Marsh, wounded and missing =
Dwight ii Woodland, do ; Reuben NJ. Sim.
mons, hard ; Sergt. Charles D. Brown.
missing Private Geo. Martin, do.
Co. CD. f. Gushing, wounded In ankle.
Co. I-Sergoant II. ". Partridge, IN
shoulder ; Corp, G. Reynolds, wounded in
stomach (; Corp. II. NJ. Bayes, wounded in
thigh ; Privatos J. G. Hazletine. severe, in
thigh ; II. 4. Knight. wounded in thigh /;
A.. G, Rowe, wounded in haud Sergt. Ed
win A. Whitcomb. missing (; Corp. u, j.,
Turner, missing (: Privates s Hake, missing /;
NJ. J, Harrison, missing S Harrison. miss.
ing.
Co. K-Corp. Grin Arnold, wounded
in arm and missing ; private WIN. e. Bige.
low, knee; Isaac Hines. missing.
ynu NAV hn IN nnaansei,n nf inGoymation