The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-30

Geo Notices, D, leg.
Adam Waldie, D, foot.
Color-Seargt Jas P Dunn, 2, thigh.
Thos McKelley. A, thigh.
Isaac NJ Reed, D, groin.
Elliott Park, X, thigh.
Corp Jno Klingensmith, 4, leg.
Corp G T Darr, A, leg.
Joseph L Ayles, B, head.
Corp Henry Carghill, a, head.
Geo Ketfleson, X.
Sergt SthrOm, arm and mead.
Franklin NJ Hamblin, 4, -.
Cornelius Kelly, E, arm.
Hans Hansel, G, knee.
EIGHTH IOWA.
VIM Roback, E. head.
SerQt Saml w Dennis, A, arm.
TwENTY-FOURTH IOWA.
Matthew Edminston, B, leg.
jackson H Hall, G, hand.
Henry Heffelfinger, G, wrist and band.
Jno s Foote, D, run over ~ cavalry.
il Kent, b, elbow fractured.
Jas L Gilmore, X, thigh:
Can't J NJ Holbrook, 9th Iowa, in arm
and Zip. is doing well.
Joel Wright, B, 35th, in right arm.
Christian Merkel, C, 35th, in left hip.
Milton D Miller, A, 9th, in rightshoulder.
A. Patterson. 4, Mth, left thigh.
John Garrison, G, oath. left side.
Cbas o Torrey, F. 9th, right hip.
Chas L Untley, F, 9th, in left foot.
John 81 Telschner, F, 9th, left shoulder.
John Wright, g, 9th, right leg.
Sylvester Bement, 6. 9th, in left knee.
Emil Reese, B, 9th, right foot and left
seret W L Allen, E, 9th, hip.
Jas Stephenson, g. 9th, left wing.
Capt Rlank, 35th, killed.
I.ieut Kennedy 35th, wounded.
Lieut. w NJ Dungen. 35th, wounded.
Lieut. Smith. B, 18th, killed.
Lieuts Granger, Rupee and Pipes, 9th,
all wounded.
Lieut. Bush, 9TH. wounded and left on
the field.
IN THE 32D INFANTRY
AT PLEASANT HILL, La, APRIL 9Th.
FIELD AND STAFF.-Klled-Lieu Col 2
II Mix. Missing-Adjt Chas A Huntley,
supposed to be wounded.
COMPANY A-Killed- -SeIgt Hull; pri-
Yates Croker, Sweden and Burns. Wound
-Sergts Ripley, Quiggle, Corp Hines !;
Pr,ystes Misr Mac., 'onn aer 0~n ss sna
Doane, Corps Hierodt and Kent; privates
Belts, Taught, Frank, Gray, Hooking, J A
Packard, Payne, Smith, laden, Townsend,
Williams and Talbot.
COMPANY B-Killed-Capt A B Miller
and private Wilbur F Hoyt. Wounded
LIST Lieut. Howard, supposed MORALLY, lat
sergts Broctway, Barr. and Wood pr
ran, Cornell, Crogier, Ford, Florence, Har-
Morris, McConville, Randall, Russell,
Spalding, Cole, Wilson and Ingalls,. Mis-
sing-2d Lieut. Griffin, Sergt GOodell, Cor
porals Jenkins and Frink, privates Parker,
Tobin and Turnure.
Observation-Disclosures and Palmer, sup
posed MORALLY; dangerously, Capt H F
PEBBLES, Hewitt and Shaw; severely, Cleve-
land, Duke and Mccormack; slightly, Hunt
Baldwin, Dixey and Webster. Missing
None.
Company D-Knled-C orpl Pettibone,
privetes Burlington, Wright, Starr, Law
ton. Peoples and Butlin. Wounded severe
ly-Sergeant Spurrier, Corporal Weston,
privates Caps, Barley, Davis, Hickman,
Samuel Blank, A. J. Blank and Merrick /;
slightly-Lieut. Shannon, Corporal Will
Jams and private ]. A. Atkinson. Missing
-Sergeants Miller and Jewett, Corporal
Robbing; pFivates Moriarty, Thompson,
Speckelmire, Linn, Joyce, Leonard and
Harter.
Company E-Killed-Lyman,J Jones, Ju-
Illus A. Waters, Delos Patten, r. Carter,
Bloss, Conner and Quinn. Wounded-Dan-
gerously, Parrot, Leverich and Hite; Sc
verely, Lieut.. J. F. Wright. Clayton, Chas.
Lewis, Robert L. Olmsted, w. w. Olmsted,
A. d. Blackman, Aspey, E. E. Needham,
Howard, Oliver Codner, Newc0mb, Whee-
ler and Ketterman; slightly, 9. II. Will
Jams, O. p. Olmsted, and F. G. Putnam
Missing-sergt Guy, w L Lewis, HJones
and d. Plummer.
Company F-Kilied-Corporal Caldwell,
and private Royal. Wounded severely
First Lieut.. John Devine, Serg't Benson,
private Chaplin; slightly, L. Couch, w.
Mutt and A. w. Parks. MISCONCEPTIONS
r. Modlin.
Company Killed-serg Kane, Corp'l
Folger, Corp'l Barton, private Jas III. Phil
lippi. Wounded sevsrely-Corp'l Boggs,
Harrison and Butler, privates Modlin, II.
Brooks, Michael Cline, II. g. Haws. g. C.
Poisal, J. r. Brown, w o Bishop, W Com.
stock, D. N. Clark, A. Sturtz and N w Da-
Wis; slightly, LIST Lieut.. c. A. Bannon, Cor
poral Allen, -privates D D Warner, II. Poi
eel and A. J. Ellis. Missing-Privates 8.
W. Bragg, John Phillippi, John Swine, NJ.
v. Wamsley and B. Witter.
COMPANY H-Killed-COrpora Ballou,
Ross and Ward. Privates Cole, g A De-
mander. w Fry, Hoisington, B w Nee
ham and b Woodward. Wounded, dan.
gerously-J McCord; severely, Sergeant
Pound. Corporals Criley and Barry, pri-
Yates Harner, II w Smith, Rhiney and
Underwood. Missing-S Brooks and E w
Crosby.
CoxPAxY I-Killed- Private Matthias
Hutchinson. Wounded, severely -Corp'l
Rowley, privates Mayberry and Hiram
Hultsizer. Missing-Pflvate Salsberry and
Vandevender.
COMPANY K-Killed-1st Sergeant w A
Falls, Corp'l Isaac N Alderman; privatee
Frakee, Wood, Henderon, Lewelien, Dan
iels, Hardness, Brown, and 81 @ French
Missing-Privates Ballard, Pearson and
Bloice.
Many Of the severely wounded being lefl
On the field, there - painful uncertainty
- to their exact condition. It II feared that
many Of the missing were killed or wound.
ed.
The whole number or mulattoee. slava
and free, in the Union, In 1850, was 6s3. 352
OF whom SO, $50 belonged to the free State1
and SIC, SSS to the slave States-a number
greater than the combined white popuIs-
ton OF Arkansas, Delaware and Fforida-
greater than the white population Of Mary.
!and.almost twice a. great as that Of South
Carolina, and twice rs great as the COM ,.rl.
bined population Of Delaware and Florida,
The mulatto population of Virginia alone
exceeds the number of yxhifas IN Dola.a-s