The New York herald., 1864-11-08


troops. abdomen, severely; second Lisusenant NJ +.
DAVIS, y, ssss Illinois, right shoulder and cnest
right side, flesh First Leuensnt g. H. stourts X. Sd
brigade LIST division, 10th army corps, right arm flesh
sssGaa YUas sss5 SSn sts5s nI,a
stetson, G, 1lSth New York, confusion right thigh,
slightly FIRST Lieutenant Joseph Miller, E, 9th ccnnec-
waters slightly, ~. Second sSaa
Colonel stephen MONT, goth New York, ampuaton left
tnen captain John Matthews, b, 96tn New York, right
1901, slghtly; First Lieutenant John b. krepps X, I'd
Pennsyvana heavy artillery, lett arm and hip, severely
First Lieutenant w. spegeberger, i, 10th Wisconsin,
10Th New Hampshire, right leg, flesh; Captain George
Ker, G, 9Th Pennsylvania cavalry neck and right shou
der slightly Second Lieutenant W. A. Dodge B, otn YER
Thomas H. Mckinley B. 2ath Connecticut coIpred troops,
she'll w0nd hip, severely; Captain Robert p tornsck, A.
Sgsh New York scalp wound severely First Lieutenant
Chares r. MINOR, B, 9th 0hlo right leg severely First
Lieutenant e. Murray Hoag, B. 4th United states coored
roope amputaton LETT arm and wound OF right shoulder
colored troops, left hand slightly; First Lieutenant Law
renee r. Iarkin, X, 10th New Hampshire. right arm.
nesn captain Timothy b. Cronley, B, 10th New Hamp-
shire, left thigh, seriously Captain julius Backup T.
36tn United States co0red troops left side, severely
Captsn Patrick Doyl, Il, 10th New Hampshire left arm.
seriously Second Lieutenant Samuel /. MITCHELL F. 10th
New Hampshire, both legs, severely Second Lieutenant
Samuel Q. Cole II, s9h New York, left foot dssh Capt.
f. A. Bennett A. 9TH United states coored troobs sft
fore arm, slightly Captain A. Mclaughlin Il, Goth New
York right and left thigh severely First Lieutenant c.
Rathbun, Z, sh Connecticut, right leg, flesh Captain
Lieutenant H. NJ Clayton II, 9th Pennsylvania cavalry,
right cheek, aesh First Lieut. A. s. DIAL b. S5th Penn
First Lieut. Geo c. Gibbs, e. Sd New York cavalry, left
leg severely Lieut.. Col c. r. Mcdonald, Attn New York,
right shoulder slightly Lieut., Col Martin B. Smith sih
85th Pennsy left arm racture capt. Geo. f. Her-
tase, h, 39th illinois, lott shoulder severely First ieut
Henry d. W. Hill q, l42d New York neck, flesh Capt.
Eleches Pratt G. Sth United States colored troops
pusation left arm First Lieut.. and A. ID. heber j.
Davis "a BRIGADE 1st DIVISION 10th army corps, right
hip; Second Lieut. Seth Dillingham;, F, sth Maine. left
thigh, and fracture right arm; First Lieut.. Bradley
Smith, 9th .ane fracture left arm First Lieut. 0na.
sion left foot slightly Capt Geo W. AcCoun, l6sth New
York. left leg, severely; Second Lieut. Peter Heck X I'd
First Lieut. Henry Mulhall, l69th New York, right
hip, seriously Capt Edwin Thorp 10Th Connecticut
s. Thompson, B. 9th Maryland, left shoulder. flesh;
First Lieut.. Geo. H. Booth, K, 9sth New York. right hip
severely; Lieut. and Adntant Richard r. Andrews, 36th
United States colored troops, right thigh flesh Second
Lieut.. VIM McEvoy G, 9th United States coorsd troops
fracture left elbow jont Capt L. B. Porter X, Sst New
York. amputation LETT arm: First Lieut. Henry r. Jen
npgs, E, 2lst Connections, right lung severely Capt.
Tarten ". Ens c. I'd battalion Virginia Reserves &C. g.
right sg ,us .a. ~ = Fss
Lieut.. L. B. Holt, I, sth North Carolina &c. S. lefs
thigh aesn Col Henry g.yn;Sn stA Maine ssn hp
18Th Now York heavy artillery, left arm, flesh Second
Lieutenant Ames L. Keabiss, y, sth Connscticut'
sighs thigh dangerously Capt Andrew j. wada, \, Sd
New Hampshire right leg dangerously Second Lieut..
csU Ips Ransom G. Sd Ne"
right leg; Second Lieut.. Alonzc Denton, K, M7tn
New YORK left s sA s.r To9s s. .S
ssngrsns First Lieut. j. r. Banhardt 6th North Caro-
lima C. s Az, left Leg with gangrene; Second Lieut. s.
O. Cook. B. 10th. New York heavy artillery right arm
The Casualties in tho Armies sf che
Tennessee, Cumberland ana Ohio.
LIST or s1CK AND WOUNDED OF EAsTxRN REoIAANTS
ENTERED AT NASHVILLE HOSPITALS, OCT. 70.
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Pennsy + Webster, f. 137th New York; Charles
SsnborB f. 18th United States artillery Sergeant W.
:S:s as;s T. sm %
r. Young, ], 2sth Pennsylvania; T. D. Miller, 18TH
oiys Pm
uatsd states infantry; X IunsOm, en Massachusetts;
Robinson. X, LIST Massachusetts cavalry; + D. Miller,
18th PennsyIvania cavalry; Sergeant n hddletoo =,
Try; Thos Armstrong j. leth Psnnsy diarrAua
james Acksrman, musician, l7tn New York dhrrhGa:
'sv'r s' ssw ss" Yora m1,l n.as sSss:
ssaSs sssssss JAIME: loaS ks%
head Johanas H. sholer K illth Pennsylvania debility
VIM. Rendagras, 18th New York; bronchitis Frank orr
New 0 York; Kew nerals @ Brown i1tn New York
debility thomas Mllgau A, 18th New York, darrh era
Msm fny nss Ssw asoy
sutton, II, 18th U. s infantry, nephrits; n Ramer
18Th New jersey doS5 lstn D.
~ Franz, D. 18TH Now York. disease OF heart; D. M.
Gerney, A, 4th u S. cavalry, back j.. b Hocomb: @,
137th New York, rheumatism 7. F. Hit, 9, l43d New
INrEnxENT IN CHATTANOOGA HOSPITAL, OCTOBER
H. Fnifr.ck K, 10th Pennsylvania section F. grave
356 hospital No l.
List OF GOVERNMENT CITIZEN EMPLOYEES IN CASTLE
MORGAN" CAHABA, ALA, OCT. 10, 1864.
e. Ramsey, Now York, citizen W. a. Robeson, Penn
sylvana wood contractor Thomas Fongbam, Pennsyva
MIA, baker, Anthony Crosson Pennsylvania, carpenter
Andrew Johnson Pennsylvania, carpenter John Brown
Pennsy carpenter Charles bennett Pennsy lvania,
carpenter Horace Page, Pennsylvania carpenters >,
Stearns Pennsylvania carpenter; John II. Cooke, Penn
sylvania, carpenter
LIST or sICE AND wouSNED OF EASTERN REGIMENTS,
ENTERED AT NASHVILLE HOSPITALS OCT. 20, 1864.
Francis b. shaw D. 33d Massachusetts chronic diarrhs.
Corporal Samuel canning /, 33d Massachusetts,, scurvy
Ed GIN, r, 33d Massachusetts,.
Warren b. Hardy, A, SD Massachusetts, lsmeness.
VIM Voorhees, l36th New York, scurvy and diarrhpa.
Cd Burke A, Goth Conuecticus, intermitieut fever.
Peter Divine g, 10th Connecticut, chronic darrhoa
VIM. Green, g, 136th New York.
Thomas Wells, q, 10th Connecticut, scurvy.
Fred. W. Merrett, X, 136th New York. rheumatism.
Chris. sboan, LIST New Y.rk artillery, lever.
Charles Jenkins, l. New York. diarrhoa
Conrad Hover, "A, 18th New Jersey, scurvy.
VIM. Fell, 4, lo7th New York, chronic diarrheA
Peter smith, X, I'd Massachusetts,
oring Huniley H. I'd Massachusetts, chronic disrrha
Henry Sprer, I'd Massachusetts, hypertrophy u heart
Edward Beas, A, I'd Massachusetts, pneumonia.
James OBrian, d, I'd Massachusetts, chronic diarrhea
Geo. w. Ackicy A. "a massachusetts, chronic diarrh0a.
Daniel Madden, B, I'd, Massachusetts,.
VIM. II. Shuitus, 143d Now YORK; chronic diarrhDA
Alfred Lamb, Y, l4sd New YORK, chronic diarrhoes.
wm. Emore, c. 1880 New York, chronic disrrheA
Edwin Fraie, B, l23d New York, old wound.
VIM Mitchell, X, 1921 New York, chronic disrrhna-
Patrick Doan, Y, 1884 New York, acute diarrhna
VIM. Warner, A, 1881 New York, acute diarrh9s.
p. Darby, y, 105th Now York, typhoid fever.
Max Waiter, ID, 9Th Connecticut, chronic diarrh9A
sergeant Fayetts Hale, K, l2Sd New York, hernia,
chronic darrhmA.
Peter Coleman G. 111th Pennsylvsnia, nhamed ankle.
Patf,ck Burns, G, SD New Jersey, scurvy.
Charles Brogan, f, 33d New Jersey Intermittent fever.
Peter Thomas, &, 29tn Pennsyivan'a, scurvy.
Henry Grieshner, I'D Penusylv old wound
John l.. Riddle A, l47th Pennsylvania, scurvy.
VIM. y. Kcch, 29tn Pennsylvania chronic disrrhGa
A. Hoppey, 18Th New York battery, chronic bronchitis
Sergeant John Emmons A. Tooth Pennsylvania, asthma
A. Iacrop, A, 60th Now York, scurvy.
VIM. vandermark, @, 1929 New York, scurvy.
Martin winchen, b, 33d New Jersey, debility.
Thomas Agan, T., Tooth Fennsy vania, debility.
J. N Burps, G, 102d New York, intermittent fever.
James vantressel F. 1921 New York chronic bronchts
Iohn n snnr Nav York