Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-28
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formution as to its losses in the recent
fghting in Georgia, will be read with
interest by many. The regiment was
raised in the counties of ouyshOga, LOrsin
and Medina It was commanded, in the
sbseace Of Colonel Easement, by Captain
W. W. Hutchinson, of this city, who was
killed in the action
CHA1TANoEGA, May 20 1854.
Eos HERALD;-I send to you for pubEcs-
tiOn the following list of killed and wounded |
from the l03d Regiment V. I. Our loss |
was net with in the battle near Rssaccs, |
Georgis, on the 14th instant. Our |
regiment was on the left of the Brigade, |
(Gen MsDsons) and went into the fight 400 |
strong, under the command of Capt ". W. !
Hui chiason. Our brigade charged the enc
my's works, and of course our loss was
bea7y. Capt. J. 7. Philpot was killed
viii gallsntly leading his men into
the works of the enemy. He was struck
by solid shot, and his body nearly covered.
As No sank to the esrib, to rise no msre, he
exc aimed, 4" We are driving the enemy"
and 40 he died A more faithful and drawer
solcier never gave his life for his country's
| coed. There Was q calm look Of satisfaction
| upt his brow even in death, whirh seemed
/ otty, " have done what I could for my
| dear native land" In that charge fell many
of IT brave boys, and just as the foe, beaten
and psnio-stricken, fed from the works,
/ Csp.oin Hutchinson was struck and killed
by a musket ball. Bravely had he led the
| regiment into the thickest Of the fight,
over the outer Hue Of rife pits and close up
| to the main position of the enemy. He fell
in advance Of his men, and even in death
waived his hand to the boys to cheer them
on.
We have the proud satisfaction Of having
carried our flag fsrthest to the front Of any
regiment that fought on that day: Our
brnve Color SeargentI Martin Strioblerj
Co. E, was killed, and falling upon the
flag he had borne so bravely, stained it with
his blood. Brave boy, we buried him where
he fell, and the battle-scarred trees that
stand as sentineis over his grave will tell to
all visitors how hsreeIy the battle ragged
around him. But I must haste to give you
our long list of fallen, and let it suffice to
say that all did their duty, fought braveiy
and successfully:
KILLED.
Capt " " Hutchinson, commanding regiment;
Capt T Philpot, co D; Color-Sergt Robert
SCHUYLER. co D; Color Sergt M4rtin Stnobler co
E; John Bacon, co H. Andrew Clingman, co F.
Harry Kennard, co B.
WOUNDED.
COMPANY A.
Corp Chas Cole, face badly; Franklin Gould
left hand Homer Jerome, finger wrist and
shoulder; James Canield, foot; Harris P LO-
sey; arm, amPutated; Ezra Brewster, hip,
flesh.
COMPANY B.
Charles Brown, thigh, badly; Sergt Lewis
Prindle, hand, slight; Corp NJ Warner, leg,
fracture; G Il Miller, right arm, slight; Matthew
HoefInger, left thigh, fracture; Corp Elisha A
' Osborn, cheek, slight,
coMPANY0
Patrick Riley, leg lssh h. James Welsch, eye,
/. | very severe; Corp A NJ Young left side, severei
e John " Welsch, thorax, died May Is.
COMPANY D.
e Earl Kennedy, knee and wrist very severe
. F G Parr, great toe, very slight; WIN NJ Bos-
worth. hip, shell, slight; OTIS Button, knee
shell, bad SeTgt Geo d GOOdsell, left thigh, am
= putsted, probably mortal; ThomBs Martin,
right cheek, slight, by shell; N L Bull, very
sight, returned TO duty; Patrick mcGuire, arm
= shell, smPutated at shoulder joint, it is feared
coHPANYE.
Corp Geo " Simonds, legs, flesh; James Cobb
arm, slight; Corp Jsbez Pufter, right lung
probably mortal.
:. COMPANY ?.
Frank Nolan, fingers, amputated; llobt Pen
son, right thigh, fractured, bad; Frank Oberly
finger, slight; Selden Hall, left shoulder, severe
Frank Sherburn, leg flesh; Sergt VIM d Ayers
left thigh, bad Edward Haekett, leg, flesh.
COMPANY c.
Albert Dunham, hip, severe; - shrier, very
slightly.
coNPASH H.
Chaplin NJ Bannister, hin severe; Harrison Nc
2 Cloy, shoulder and breast, severe; Chas Low.
= man, thigh, severe; ThOs Harris, shoulder
u severe, ball lodged Emery Chapman, neh
hand, slight; John Wsrnock, thigh. severe
VIM Taylor, thigh, severe; Orderly Thos Al
len, conclusion Of shell, slight; Byron McNeal
left great toe, slight; Loren Bement, finger am
: putated I; Cephas Castle. abdomen probably
rio hf arm r,r1faf tod
not Otdangerous; Color Corp Solomon Alcott, thigh
flesh, severe; o Whitaker, thigh, flesh, severe
g Augustus ToWner, flesh, severe: Sergt Francis
Freeman, by conclusion Of shell, very slight.
It COMPANY 1.
James Houghlsnd, finger, amputated. Har.
, mon Hipensteal, thigh, flesh, severe. EdWiT
i Wise, head, skull fractured, severe. Corr
o stephen Schlahae, not severely. Henry Aeker
wounded in hip, and while being carried from
the held received another shot through the body
}, which will doubtless prove fatal. VIM F yelling
/. hip, flesh, severe. Had three other wounds
, which we're slight Edwin Bisnop, supposed tC
G have been slightly wounded, but having beer
taken to the hospital Ofsnother corps, his exac
condition is not yet known.
8 ooHPANTK.
: Aonzo Holcomb, thigh severe. David Hohl
, arm and eye, severe. Sergent Agustus Stevens
| thigh, severe Corp John J Forbes. died o.
= wounds, May 16. The wounded are being re-
moved 70 Chattanooga As fast as possible.
BURsTIEG A BoILER.-About noon yes
8 terdsy, the boiler used in the kitchen Of the
American House for cooking purposes, ex-
e Ploded with great violence, bursting out the
brick walls of the building on Long street,
J. smashing all the windows in that part of the
. house, laying everything in grand confusion
around the room, and frightening everybody
5 within square by the startling consussiOn
and loud noise. Only one person was in the
room, woman servant, who was consider
ably bruised, being struck by bricks, &C., but
: will soon be entirely recovered. The boiler
had been gradually oOrrOding until quite
thin in several places, and, there being quite
head of steam on it took the opportunity of
declaring its independence and dissOlving its
union. The loss is supposed to be be.Wes
$4OO and $500
EXPENDITURES OF THE SANITARY Cox
NIssION.-As e specimen Of the way in which
the money OF the Sanitary Commission is ex-
pended, the following memorandum of cash
disbursements for fifteen days, from May 9Th
to May 10th, inclusive, for the relief Of our
forces in Virginia, will be Of interest:
Paid for purchase of hospital and
battle-f 500 $50 48
For horses, wagons and harness
TO transport these and much lar
ger amount of supplies contributed
IN kind to the Commission for army
O,sOO. .4s
outfit of ReliefC6rPs, GOO menJ ss,Oss,ss
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