The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-23

What is the aggregated loss during
the entire campaign ] am unable to
state, but the lst Ohio has lost in kill
cd and wounded up to last accounts
107 officers and men.
Officers kiiied-Licut. Geo. J Grove,
Co f; Lieut.. Sylvester S. Dixon, Co.
Do. ,..... ............-. ....
Enlisted men kRled-19.
Officers w0unded-Capt Kuklman,
Co. b; Capt. Dornbusch, 60. Il; Lieut..
IIomaD, Go. A. (lcft arm amputated) J;
Lieut.. Varian, Co. ID; Lieut.. KuhIman,
Co. b; Lieut. McCrackcn, Co. II; Sur
geon J. c. Barr. -f I.'.
Enlisted men p0unded-S0.
The casualties in Co. A. Capt. Hook
er, are as follows, SO far as known by
me- There may be more, but give
it to you as | have received it from
the front:
JV0unded-Lieut. Solomon Il. IIe-
man, Acting Adjutant, left arm ampu-
tated below elbow; Nathan NJ. Smith,
Noah +. Lewis, Levi Wagner, Wm,
Hcbcrling, J. Wismcr, i. Stanheart,
Robert Shannon, George Myers, Henry
Dietz. Ht'"
Ka!cd-Sargeant Weltcr Applcgate,
Joseph +. Croft.
OF the above killed and wounded.
four have been wounded bcfore-Lt.
Homan, at Shiloh through the right
arm; Robert Shannon at Stone River;
George Myers at Chattanooga, and
Joseph Croft at Mission Ridge. .
have great faith in the final COM
plctc success Of the Union arms and
the utter rout and overthrow of the
rebel armies everywhere. but when
the shouts Of joy 90 upward towards
Heaven for the re .ccmcnted Union
and Peace based on perpctuity, ]
fear but very few of that old company
Of l1S men brought out by Major Stat.
ford and Capt. Hooker will be left tC
tell the tale. On the other hand il
; may be possibl) that no other casual
ties may occur So mote it be.
MISCELLANEOUS.
David Rhodes, properly member
Of Co. a, but transfer to Co. ID, wa.
again wounded near Burnt Hickory
Major Stafford, commanding regiment
had ball pass through ~ MicAdesseI
of pdsteGoqrd and lodge in his watch
, Capt. Trapp with but one useful arm
(thercsult Of the Mission Ridge battle,
has acted throughout as Major. refus
t, ing his discharge until expiration {
n service. ........ .....
The Atlanta r, r. has not been de
stroyed and rations come up punctuaI
ly to here, from whence they are trans
ported by road TO the front in wae
e ons. .I -....
4 Sanitary goods come into the hosp
tails gradually, but the demand Of sic
and wounded for something more pa
II atable than army fare, overreauhes til
II supply. In this connection l ma
q state that | have ever looked upo
Al Suffers as necessary evil, q species
- humanity to be endured but with r.
- gret; yet when | saw them taking Of
h. canned fruit apple butter, soft brea
20 and other delicacies to the maine
s and crippled soldiers on the cars, m
:. idea of "drmy there's changed consic
, erably. Foremost in this work ofloN
c, and patriotic sympathy was $,
l. Bickford and Jack Reed, doing bus
IS ness for w. J. Carly, Sutler Goth
n, V. |. A few men more such as thes
= who Supplied TO men they had new
H. seen and in all likelihood would new
ia sec again, would be a great blessing
III the army, and elevate Suffering
st what it was intended to be-a blessir
10 to all.
IS / have already written more than
u intended to in the start. In fact |
IN not dixie my present course OF go
y boys and clean them 0ut!' 1t shou
ST be: "Come on boys-lct's give e
,o fits!" Phrenologists tell me | ha'
: one bump very largely developed
~ Possibly. From the hips down | II
K, not reliable, but from there upl n
Y every particle D. X.
:. HARRY CONFER,
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