The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-08-03
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LETTER PROM THE llIth 0 N G.
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Of this regiment, show that their losses in
the Battle Of Monooacy are much less than
at Grst reported---in fact less than they
were believed 70 be week since. .v
During the past week Lieut.. Kimberlin,
Of Company I--who ia now at Camp Parole
--bas eucceeded IN leatidhg The where's.
bouts Of all Of his men and am indebted
to him for the following list 81 tho wound
ed aud prisoners of Company I, which is
believed to .he complete. No member Of
the Company was Killed during the battle.
Tho wounded were:
Capt Mckee, flesh wound in right thigh
Wm. Barton, 0esh wound, slight
Z. Van Horn, left side, slight. s,e
E. Gingery, severe, ilosh wound in right
leg, below knee.
Jonathan Walters, severe, nesh wound in
left leg, just above knee. aa
The following were taken prisoners, and
arc supposed now to he in the hands of the
rebels ..5...,..
Lieut.. George Weddvl
J. +. Reams, l. MackIln, l. Long, c. ii
Deweso, J: Burket, A. Joley, ] n. Kelley
| II was last week reported and believed
here, that I. N. Kelly diod from "sunstroke'
during the retreat 1t Low appears that he
is among tho prisoners,
As wrote yoa last week, Company b.
Captain Black he'd ono man---Bh--, ~
Coen--. killed, have 81 si
that Mr, ~ -'"NV -
~" 49, ,en's body was buried after
.lc battle by two members Of his Company.
8 The rebels had taken tho shoes from his
feet, and stolen whatever he had in his
pockcts--nothing rcmaing but few letters
a he had received. HA
: The following arc oil the wounded of
!. Company b. of which can learn;
: Sergt. G. F. Lewis, acsh wound in arm,
near shoulder, slight, e.t4
: Jacob Frankfathor, severe flesh wound in
log.
0 VIM. Benn, wounded in back. 2
4 am informed that four members Of Com
I pauy B are prisoners in the hands Of the
rebels, but have been able to learn the
Q names Of only two Of them, viz: William
I Anglebeck aud h Jones.
OF the wounded of the two Companies,
4 Lewis Van Horn, Gingery and Walters,
/ were in Hospital at Frederick City few
Q days since. The others are at Annapolis,
z Captain McKoe's wound is healing rapid
!, ly he is now able to walk with cane
and hopes to bo able to join his Company
a | l., onrnIa IF NpaaEo
4 The l44th Regiment, except the compa'
: MES Of Captain Cook and Captain Smith
=. was sent to Washington more than a weok
4 aimee, and when last heard from by us, was
in the direction of Leesburg. The majority
|. = Of Companies B and were with the Regi
4. nent, under command of Captain Black.
lr Letters for members of Companies u and
'r 7, will probably reach their destination
y - more quickly If directed to Camp Parole, An
a napolis, as it is thought these Companies
10 will return there soon; and If such should
ei not be the case, letters will be forwarded
!. - to tho proper address of tho Companies, by
a the members now remaining there.
III Tho late raid in this State has proved tha
p the rebels sill know how to treat thO
y prisoners in borbarous manner. A few
r. days since saw -four members of the l49tl
's' Ohio, who were taken prisoners at Monoc
acy, on Saturday, 9th inst, The robel
p kept them, aud made then march with thei
Ia army, until Monday evening, the llth inst
At that time these men fell down in tn
OF road from exhaustion, when the rebels pa
no rolled them. They wero also robbed a
soon as taken, of everything Of value the
lie had about them-money, watches, knives
., OF pocket combs, &C.; aud in some cases, art
N cles Of clothing were also taken.
IN am told that Americus Wade, Of Comps
re ny !, was taken prisoner, but couldn't stan
the march, and "gave out from exhau'
tion, when the rebols threatened to shoe
ia him, unless he kept marching on" II
ok concluded that they could "shoot" il tho
ler wished to, but he couldn't march. The
"a ilnally parollod him.
~, Affairs in the vicinity of Company L AT
it very quiet, and the countenanoes Of til
re. "secesh in this locality, which daring III
NV NV raid were so "joyially joyful" have resi-
ON med their lank proportions and wos-begor
in, appearance. They have started rumo
ny however that their friends arc already Q
OF their way North on another raid, with Il
% intention of making their permanent res
Of dence in this locality. A
es- The health ct the Company continu
IN good. Two or three members Of the Cor
- pany are Wnweh, but there are no cases
: a siOkness which are considered at all la
ace gerous.
IN A long train Of cars, loaded with rsb
ass prisoners--genuine "graybacks "--pass,
II through here Saturday afternoon last, f
a tho North, Throsght the kind consider
'gs ton = Of sOsebody.T = eoNplo OF barre
~ of ice water were placed on tho rAihos
he platform, for I ,eir entertainment, q
luck would have il, however, train 10,
an Of Union soldiers came along just aheOd
not the ssoesls. and the boys Of Company
by hlrned in aud dealt tho loo water all out
eel the saldisrs--in consequence of.whioh, VIII
~" ~, water the "graybaokss got was of 4
em ordinary kind. ii. s. G.
far -
'om General Grants Progress.