, 1864-07-07

D: B Strceter, G.; Warren Folk, q; Wilson Law |
soG sa. as eesSs e55ss eGiPGaah 9Psi
Eenr1 Howe, A, let hand: Milton Townsend, |
( lSns IL. sde s ssh nsahh Sald Mann sefaEssn aESss4
Geo. BeIser: corp, CO B, light th!F6; 4: Logan,
u, mouth; Geo Il. Burns, ,, .iEht leg Geo Aer.
ss, & l.ssa sEet KaS s99d e. s & m nessg
% D. light thish, fes6; jos Whi,hsm, l. b, sbdomea
hntds ed4p T. E:d P bsa{ fs bsauR R Z
hand; Il Hatch, tbed nls} body, died 9th; Lewis
Aemineasy, LIT =, Z, slight; Geo Messman, capt,
5osnsaa E. sssn ns oa o:er at hsn d:efs s
Edwin Dopp. F. LETT tbIgh, deaf 9:Chas tandoa,G,
rigbt hip; Wm carnes, e.. len shoulder; Dwight
sf5 h sasaaff sss s1 sod E9Rsa sa
fa sa ns'ss' ns's:' T. ss'a R:sa
This Il the most reliable list that could bo OBJ
satned on the morning Of the :8th, at which time
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Chattanooga, July tst, 1864.
LOSS OF THE 64TN ILLINOIS,
CAHp or 64TR ILLINOIS,
June a5th, 1854.
EDITORS CHICAGO TR1BuNH: Tie 64th ILL.,
nols WAS engaged In the severe struggle on
the side of Kenesaw Mountain on the eth,
anG lost In Ill fifty men and officers. has
ten to forward q full list to you for publicA-
tion. ARthe regiment was raised ii almost
49, ~ " 80 10 S.,o1' ~ ~ R1Rei R1Rs ""
wounded than any other:
SgTAfI-A1lotant $500 ~ " Il Ank1o9, k1lled'
GGoMtN7 A-Al5 sais ads-c,,,o,n e,bhon,
In spn n1l1stc oea9ns bunRer. slisht. WIliam
johnson; I severe, in am. D'''' "'@
CoxrAsY C-AM safe.
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eFrfS; roxP1N9 P1ty2ts An 4 nkseds' .fd . :
GGoarAS1 %A! saie
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1ssss W.T. or rsh s'i 5o 17ae p.sses an
Tseef xqnndedmNnshan a,;a. ,S;huftask chTls Edwin
foh 1Gn ,es sc, Ro1s
SN1oC NoM4Comn,,nv % n w.s ,,;sefS ~ M aronnt;
'9lie.. Gesr.nv u-K,,1ea-nr,v,tc. :1o.,.n M,cn,po
md Eathan O Wiiber: WoundedELient p Bo1sr.
@ due: se,ei Lindsey, and priYates isasc KccSiar.
Joeeph Eilsber1y, G.W Confer. Newman Chssiatn''
1man Gnnda,. en's'@n' '4ws' = Au00''e A1u o'''il'
81! 9Th p
Dd s W1s TnsOao,s Ts Eqwa
EdTssd 5os 4eeS AmGs sh0Dp Samuel staz OIL
'e- ~A'' TnuznAs s. POWELL,
Company 4 Saih illinois.
LOSSES IN TIE s47u 1111so1s.
rn,7oss Kf'5 c'5ssa sSs' 4Si5ss9
Rs fBs0,s gsnP sSmPfts it Of 81 H. e s @ Ct
which Viii bI publishing Vol Vol viii vi C. confer favor. '
Respectfully, R. ". .CAswELL,
l. Adj1tant S4th Illinois Infantry.
uv.nor. s511. e4Tm a1Mo1s: ILL I11 u, ,4,,n,
n ~, e,,h 1ne,s Spns - t,ass 1sa "a
10 pnv me pseaena. a: oase: " ode tnes .,,.bt corn
cbas Thiitne iesl s1irht Corn EdsTd Esse. hncE
nofdaV an kn.ee eFdTd aSs9 aooe's' o Sea
| Company D-Samuei Knock, knee, slight; Ly-
thsn Robinson, arm, severe; Levi Franeher, shout.
deI, severe; kheneker Walker, neck, slight; Levi
C91pnan, hano' se,eGo. -.n
.,11 G11mpaay GIol setS e. se1 MAXWELL, hano'
l Company p-M 0ldaeid; 1Dgef, allght Jas !! =
gones' ~. uoi ~ 1mAsfl l lag, ssvsIs. Mm u
ac.h knse' s''ea1 1hos a elA1he' t9sa' eeSese'
AIEn; ronnanv Ewn, H.,ona tr1ad :io,n sn,3th
head. ehrht. - 11"1os' 1A1' 'e''N' N''1'@S'
Co'mpsny FNEdud E1nne lee. s1,oht. ] " MN.
nenaGci, do, do; Corp Ruius 5 Coz, breast, &c
we're; Brce 3 France, finger amputated.
Company G-1st serg 4 T McDill,. arm, slight
ssTg & As1ds4, 6aGE' feVese; P ssrg camp
knfa p ec 4;st Go ds'gs fM9 ott
hos en5 hsf 40 esh et
c CHaT1ineton, side, do; John Hensley, kIIed; dll
lum, Harris, do.
Company. Hist Iient n White, finger, slight
seg Wm sh.M E IoG e. SerE Wm da ef
1os nsis,n heaa Az HeeI ei,ddnn Hn IL, s}'eht
John Smith. am ar1n' desh: Htram % Hnntee;1. e; bsci
siieht: Thos Nurrr. arm, do: Geo " Snry. tinee
au,putated OsEer WickaIser, f1neer, sewers Law
renee MeManus, killed; Francis n Brown, do
Adolph Myers, leg, slight
Company lLhqEa bfaa5; mp, slisnt; y Z no bop
bltt, breast ; a.; Isaac aas hoWn, toot' do; WIN
connn1v KEscrr eTp " noHrs1 totb 1eos. "a
ven: Gco " cowdar. Lee. do: Allied Burns, am
sljeht; Thos Blake, ange2 amputated.
49,
Terrible storm IN Fnnadelphia.
tFEom the Philadelphia Press, July 81
!: On Friday afternoon singular and sever
storm Of wind, rain, hail, thunder, and light
ning, visited the northwestern section Of th
Twenty.fonrth ward: The clouds had bee,
: loWeIing ~ Gay ana tne1e was an occasions
4hst Ia - nrava,ed more ~ Lac anr,, ne VT
tnat au eaaooI J'u ~ . aess uastn6 u
) ~! ~! d;stnErha1 ~ -efraaheS anvth,n1 anS
! 5an1V bnwevcr +hc cIonda Whtch hcd 1,ee
: co11snt;ng IN lie nnrth and sonth seemed Il
:; meet and the storm began In terrible yio
! lence. -
+7afa1- acroas the Railway track iead{nr t
y Hestonyil1e-
}. Hailstones fell In great quantities, some q
j. them ae large "a hens' eers, One milstop
:, meagnred 2L inches in length, and over q
!, inch in tbickpess, It was estimated tho
= from one thousand to twelve hundred chick
:: ems were killed bJ this shower Of hail
:. Fences ware broken, and rails scattered i
d The treck of the tornado. Barns and stable
i were @ @ nnroofed 90 ID and nd chimneys removed. "
L, In the hejcht Of the storm q funeral wa
nrncerdin- ia the Cathedral Cemetery.
r. nnmber of the carriages wos oyerturued In
moment: :. one vos rolled over and muc
broken. A short distance from the cemeter
~ ahont FORTY head of cattle we're in field
f. They became perfectly panic stricken. IN
i, one Or Two Of them were gored. The raI
r, came down in Great sheets, Completely nun
+ dating the sufiace, and speedily tlllirg u
= the shallow places, though It did moi laa
o. long enough to dangerously swell the nm
+ streams In that section Of the city tributar
u. to the Schuylkill
i; Several iarre hickory trees in Jones' wood
# yera taken 10 by tho roots aud reduced I
th cordwood. =, There may have been olhe
It, ~ ,iis..at.a t. that 1or+ ~ II
sGenes o. sar II ~ stn1 ~ 1nas seemed to ~
n tend east of Norristown TO near the Catht
d, dral Cemetery, and probably spent Its fore
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