, 1863-10-01
Ul)itago @ribnne.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1868.
THE GREAT BATTLE.
PARTIAL LISTS OF KILLED AID
WOUNDED.
Letters from Rev. DR.. Patton.

Correspondence Of the Chicago Ttibune.1
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. &c, 1858. :
Ihave just ardsed at this place, in behalf
Of The Chicago Sanitary Commission, and
hasten to give you, for the benefit Of au1ious
friends Of the soldiers, the few items Of in
ftYmaticn which I have obtained since tea.
Having inspected the returns from a1l tue
hospitals in the city, thus far made, Of the
wounded received here from the recent bat
ties, copy the enclosed list Of the wounded
Of the ssth Illinois (Board Of Trade.) Others
nsy come on the cars, from day to day. The
United States Sanitary Commission viii soon
layc complete LIST Of al the casualties, and,
although military reasons will prevent the
immediate publication Of the entire list, In
formation wnl be given to inanttirg friends
copcerrlrE any Individual. Letters should
be addressed to the United States Sanitary Com
mission, Louisville, by. The battles near
Chattanooga we're severe beyond what has Jet
been couceiyGd, and no one yet knows tue
full number Of either killed Or wounded.
Those supposed to be well Informed, place
the number Of wounded at 10. Co., The rebels
came up in lines sixto ten deep, oyerNheln-
1rg our men.
51any Of our killed and wounded fell into
the hands of the enemy. and rothing Mill be
known Of their fate for come time. nm told
that the 101st Ohio vent into the battle 400
strong, and came out with but eighty. Com
Jany D Of that regiment came out With but
TWO men. The S5th Ohio went In with nearly
200 and came ent With less than goo. The
than usual, partly because bnckshot were
Esed BY the rebels. WM. ". PATTON.
CASUALTIES IN TIE L1GuTf.E1GuTa ILLINOIS,
S i Howard, B. left arm ee7ere.
The mas TED, Z, left thigh, severe.
John II Ao!ly G, confusion, lett hand.
Hiram Ca,vtp. Z, not stated.
B1andon Richards. q, not stated.
Jacob Ka11nirsky. G, rot stated
Andrew j Hays, E, ara.
1T Lieut. Alexandrr Mcalustsy, c, not stated.
i;eS{ @ : 81 s % M'es{sl: i, left thigh. slightly,
A5sa@ E Fui1ss. B. left thigh, severely in flesh.
ID Lieut. s Sossh ". Rae, /, right leg, severely In
SSspt Ssppt a. s?;2|s!aE Confusion in back
4tnt Ttns A,G,ssa MeM95'5y 5it I5%gS Ight ankle.
u Belone, D, right hand
2ssaf 2s@ss d2,aH, Rssss9 3; B 81; e.. s.ds ss
s IL sa lost 4 los IL tae Ied Il sts sod dtSS MSasnaed
E1sur1-x1S7H ILLINOIS, (RA11RoAD.)
"a ll Lieut. John 1 Darcy = e right hip, By ball.
@ espt NJ y 4 H., 5 4, kil1sd: 1
LIZ i!eat diss ae!aee I 3t.a 2s:es, ). Killed.
Lieut " Wa7en, E. bolt through lungs.
Lieut. E P Ella, d, left heel shot oil.
Adjt E Bishop, part Of left hand shot OF.
The s9th lost a40 IN killed, wounded and
SECOND LETTER.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Sept. a6, 1868.
Our State Agent at Nashville, Mr. E. J..
complete lit of iii the Hiiaeis 8 wounded % Is 3
theT arc received at this place. It will be
sent to Cor. Yates. Our wounded men here
are yerr comfortably cared for IN the hospitals,
and comprlee the slight cases. They suffered
much however, In riding and walking {many
to Bridgeport, where they took the cars for
Nashville.
Col. Bradley. commanding the Sd brigade
ofShetldan's division, Was severely wounded.
Capt. Bryant, late Of Co. G, 1911 ILL.,, mas
killed, md his battery captured
Capt. Stokes Chicago Blttery Is scattered
There has been great need Of Sanitary sup.
plies at Chattanooga Those forwarded By
the Chicago Commission we're very timely,
and admirably selected. Much more yet
needs to be done. Let the patriotic public
tnt01sA tnE meADb.
Yours truly.
WM. ", PATTON.
F. 81 stepped into an African church
this afternoon, snd heard the pastor exhort
the people very feryeatly to pray for tour
army that it might bs victorious, and our
commander that he may be couqueror and
more than conqueror, and may bring the reb.
els into complete suIject1on-" The loyalty
Of this section is usually found In . black
skin. 4 first black regiment Is In the field,
and a second is organizing.