Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-12
List of Iowa Killed and Wounded
in the Assault ON vicksburS,
NHay I3J. 1868.

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Owing to the pressure on our space during
the past week, we have neglected to publish
the complete lists of Iowa soldiers killed OF
wounded in the recent general assault upon
the Notifications at Vicksburg. We have
justified the delay in our own mind on the
ground that the regiments from this immedi-
late vicinity suffered but very slightly and
that the friends Of other regiments had proba.
bly, other sources ofiuformation. A desire hav-
ing been expressed to us from other quarters
that this feeble tribute to the memory of Iowa
heroes might also be made in our columns, we
cheerfully comply:
22D Iowa.
In relation to this regiment (rendezvoused
at Iowa City, correspondent Of the Daven-
port Gazette says:
The I'd Brigade of the 14th Division,
headed by the 22d Iowa, osely followed by
the 2lst, was the only force which succeeded
in forcing passage to and over the works.
Col. Stone Commanding the brigade) was
shot through the arm while standing on the
uppermost portion of the works. urging his
men forward and beckoning back for rein
forcements. His noble daring is the theme
of universal praise. Our boys held the fort
for eight hours, exposed to murderous fire,
and only left 1t when there was hardly a cor
remaining unhurt. A portion
of them were surrounded and taken prison.
,rs; among them Lieut. Col. Graham, of the
22d, and Capt. Gearkee, of Go. B, who after
wards leaped the walls and made his escape,
only slight wound of the foot The
number in all taken is believed to be from 20
to 25. The men were aw(ully slaugh cred. The
2lst entered ths engagement with about 45O
men; the 22d with about 400. Many sick
and wounded had before been sent back, and
two whole companies were away on detached
service. The wounds received in the battle
are OF the most serious character. The sur
geons of the div sion, including DR.. A. B. Lee,
of the 22d, who arrived back to his regiment
just in time, have been hard at work ever
since, operat ng on and dressing the sufferers
wounds All have now been attended to, and
their immediate wants relieved"
The following are the casualties in the 22d
regiment, as reported by the above corres-
pondent:
Col. WM. Al. STONE, wound d
Co A.-HtAei: none. Wounded: L G Cham
berlain. severe nigg. " Iii w Johnson, severe,
q "ygalt-4.
Co. t.-kiled: Thomas Harper. Wounded
Capt John II Gearkie, Chris Dewiler died 24th, s
E,ster, Jhoy Arthur, Haverstraw. Thomas
Harper, captured, - Arthur, Juaus Dawson,
Hormal-1l
Co c. Killed: John Green, Henry Jack.
Joseph Cushell, David Pair, NJ II Faulkner 5:
Wounded G Thomas. NJ Parkhurst, G
Mcclure, severe. Mckeever, dangerous. j
Newell. Geo ) Nichols. severe Lieut. L Mullins,
w MANI, E Norri+, j Mcintosh. d Norlls.
severe Lewis kester, severe-i2.
Go. D. Killed: Lieut. NJ A Robb, corps L
Teas and Jas Eshour, lvia Drumm"nd, John
Eobo, Hezekiah Drummond-6. Wounded: G
Mock, S Ray, severe, L l. Anderson. sew re, Z
I Mcconnell. severe, W c Farmer. Bronson
g. Missing: Lloyd. R Connolly, James
Lind dsav,G Miller, Il W Marden II Rogers -6.
Z X lied James Raney. A H Green, Abner
Magee, John Stallcup G Glttner, Brewer. Abner
Il H Archer. Matthew alker %.
lain, severe, Brooks, j Sailor, s-vere. j
S C Brooks, G Gettner, died 22d-s.
F.-Wounded: W NJ Secor. Hastings Q.
G.-Wounded John Sheiot, severe Moore.
VI Schlasman, severe, T H Bartholomew, severe,
J A Lawson severe j Yockey, severe-9
n.-Killed Jerome ewart, V Dilley, Allen
Loud. J smart, sylvester Dean-5. Wounded:
JAG b Bollenbaugh, severe. Chandler, George
Reynolds, & C wyatt, Lieberknecht, " Knl-
ger. Lille. E q Perregoy died 24th, j DAVIS.
A Nicholas, w Bean. w Carmichael, )
Middleton, severe W Il II Rosebaugh, severe 7
Davis, severe, VIM Weed. r r Iardwell G
Shuey, severe. " Ii Hastings W Uln: &
severe, E P Hoffman, J Sergeant, Trip, J PfAtf;
E Gooderson, Martin, A Cloud Q Eddy,
B Judson. s Coughner, A W Wood A tred
Nicholas. J Olleubough, severe, VIM . Boom )
Liebe kenck-3s Missing: Dean.
L-Kllled Marshall Fry, VIM Griffin. =
Hamlin. John Lamb, VIM p Marvin 8.
W Wounded Griffith. J S. Griffith. severe.
w Wood, severe-3. Missing Joshua Fowler, John
Hall, Martin Kirk, V G Messenger 4
KILLED: David Jordan, John Mcllltree, Jno
Detwiler, NJ II Stover, severe, W seiby,
J acks m. died 24th-5 ,......
R.cap1rULAr1oN Killed, "a wounded, III;
missing ~. Total 1856. j ..'I' %
10TH Iowa. ....4a-
List of casualties in companies and of
this regiment on the morning of the 22d,
while endeavoring to gain position on the
hill in front of the enemy's works on left
Of Logan's division:
Co E Washington county) Wounded
Nathan Fulton, finger, slight.
F. (Poweshek county, Wounded Capt
Albert Head, head, severe; Frank Sanders,
finger; John Wood, wrist, slight; John
Scurving, abdomen; A Lynch, finger; A
A Bryon, leg, severe; VIM II Martin, body.
9TH Iowa.
The following is the loss, on the same day,
Of the 9TH Iowa. This regiment went into
the engagement with hut 25o men, having
suffered severely in the battle of the 4th, at
Jackson, Miss:
Co. A. = Berton Eyers. thigh, severely ;
Hill ,ern Zl'ler, left hand slightly.
B-GeoL Jones, killed. Wounded: Isaac
Cartwright, lip, severely corpl VIM Adams,
lip, slightly; Ghas Norris, arm, slightly.
C-Corp'l Geo Pindall, shou der, serious.
E-Corp'l VIM Crawford, shoulder, severe;
Henry Snyder. arm, severely.
Geo B Upton, thigh, severely.
G.-Sam'l Campbell. arm, severely; Robt
Downs, foot, slightly.
H.-Serg't hn Walker, shoulder, severe;
Luke K. Lyons, should-r, severely.
I.-Anton Baumer, killed. Wounoed ::
Cbas Lorch, leg, severely; Jacob Gender,
hip, slightly; corp'l Henry P Marion, ankle,
severely.
X. Serg't Jas S Garner, killed. Wounded:
Corp'l Jas W Cole, nose, slightly; James
Webb, hand, slightly.
35TH Iowa.
Co. G.-Wounded: J H Byers, severe.
Further lists of killed and wounded Iowa
soldiers, in the battles of MAY l4th and 9Th,
will appear in to-morrow's paper.
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