, 1864-08-02


I sympathizers beyond our lines.
The train from Sandy Hook arrived tn
morning. There are no rebels on the road,
/: THE WAR IN GEORGIA..
Losses to-. Illinois aud Wisconsin
Troop. In tho I.s1e Battles.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibune1
MADISON, Wis., Monday, Ant;. l..
Private letters from Sherman'e army stat
that the 12th aud 10th Regiments led bri
iant and successful charge on the Rebe
works in front CT Atlanta on the 21st, IN
were also engaged on the ed. The LIT
regiment lost about 100. The E,th regimen
lost 152 killed and wounded, and % miesfn
on the list, and altogether in both days
| about zoo. ''..'>..'
The Colonels Of both regiments are safe
Lieut.. Col Reynolds; after the charge va
over, was shot by a ;sharpshocter, the bal
entering his thigh midway between the kue
and bip, ffactuling the bone, but not enougl
to require amputation. He-is getting a1out
we'll In the 10th Capt Wheeler, Co. G, wa
wounded in the thigh Capt. Hovey, Co. c
IN the ehoulder: Capt. Stevens in the scalp
Lieut.. Cleveland lost an arm.
|
nesdaY.1 The 31st regiment reached the from
| Thursday.
CASUALTIES TO THE 10TH ILLINu1s.
] From the Ottawa Republican; 1ssh.1
The following letter has been received from
| Sherman Leland, OF the 10Th regiment giv
ipg list Of the casualties in the gzeat battle
In TIE FIELD, NEAR PEACH TREE GREER, Co.
l ~: July af. 1851
| Our regiment has Bgain been called on il
| this great struggle for freedom, and nov
u4ourns the loss Of Is officers and men, los
| yesterday In the bloody fray. Our regiment
| was about 100 yards in the adyancs.of thu
line, and was fianked bY the rebs, who charged
By the cross-f1re Of the 18th Kentucky. on,
right was advanced 50 far that the rena first
came On A.. then on B, till -they were driver
back, and till then the 18th could not Are
for fear Of injnring our boys, but. when they
were out Of the way, checked the rcbs quick.
y. Our boys etood their ground and fell
back Lo farther than necessary to connect
the lines.
The following ia the list Of casualties: :.
Co. A--Ktlled: Serg't Oliver Harding. Wound.
ed; nav,d xatpe7 aud "a Al1559 E,rkns
teha S}eh shawbac sid bnsSeae, Gas pstsqson
CO. EKiled: Capt David Rynearson: Corp
Ed Mun.on: private Wash Parker,
CO. D-K.llea serr't Henry E Prics; Corp Thos
S1se Joh
Port; Corp Lewis E Hutton; prtyates John saap.
lard, Hiram Anderson {not Henry B}, John
C.. f4Kilied: capt 5o6a us II boty: % Peter
nunn, Jchn McCp,loaeh, VIM Abbott. Wound-
ed: Se1Ets Drattou, Wm Anderson Corps
Wm Gonard, e Mead priss VIM " phktngton,
Co. oIse4t John Thorson, killed in the'morn-
Cos. F, q, and Z. escaped without loae.
Four are reported missing, and am told
Pat O. 'Donnell, Co. a, is one. don't know
who the others are. None Of them are from
b, D or E.
Our men were badly shot. Captain Doty
received four bullets Ia Ills thighs, and lived
IN hour or more When taken to the hoapt~
til, he called for Chaplain and had htn
pra' for him. When told Of bis approaching
death, he left this message for Ills father:
"Tell hin / died 1,utriot and Chrlsttan,''
and room inter said, " Farewell, hoysu and
a smile settled on his face. and his sou1 took
its departure. His loss Is severely. felt by
all. Henry Price gas shot in three places,
and several Of the living have three or -four
wuunda: The Colonel, Maj, Adjt: and Qmn
are all light.
JUEY 2p.-since writing the foregoing,
William Jsff; r5op, Co F, has been killed, and
Samuel McCaehland. James Gatchel, aud
Gro. Muehberger, Of Co F, wounded on the
skirmish line.
Losses to the 129tl I1llnof.-O1ictaI.
[speciai Correspondence Chicago TrIbunc.l
HEAoeuAKEERs t2aEM '11Lssoas voLusrzzas,
July a3d, 1861.
Below p]ease Ind list ;,of casuslties In this
regiment in the engagement Of the 10th inet., on
Peach Tree Creek, near Howe'la MIL. VIII you
via lab %1r t,~ $k1 {vEn- -
their friends and re!ativea~in Illinois, and oblise
Yours respectfully, II. CASE,
Colonel Commanding REGIMENT.
Llf Of Casualties IN tbs 1s9h Illinois ToltDtesr
Infantry, July e0th, 1861, near HopSI4's Hllf;
tuo mHesnorA ef A.Aanfa, Ga.
eieen, 8; 81 stoldsIa, T =; Corp u Sallman 1; Z;
s Bower. n; Tin,sthy. King, Il :; sergt George
Sisyt Ksyi :; s; Corp Alexander King K; Valentino
Eraetus J Neleon, 4, breast and shoulder eeyare::
Corp BEandenbarser, B. arm and thigh eeyere,
John Cam, B, right arm amp. :
Hfn1yi Isw,s b tnSn seTe5e eht
James Huston, e hee aad neck severe.
Elijah Schloeer, G, head severe.
John Funk. G.. right arm severe.
1nshnh f:raen r. III arm severr H.
James Foster, G, Eight SHOULDER tlesh.-
+ril!man swan, c, right arm he=h-
Nathan Springer. G, .bigh flesh.
Gap1 Ram p13ae1 = hqsshl 3et tlsd y, heaa s ehsnt'
John Stainsby. D. LETT arm severe. u
James Howard, D, hand deeh:
V1E'H W EReed. III Es ricbt 10 au am os seSe1s.
DA Patton. F, tight ann severe.
Amos sffsr, sSsy. + Z t Fieht IT tbtn6 dsa desh.
Robert F Tanner, E, 1et index dnger.-
IoS, ~ ~ IShat,, ~ = shaniSa. nHsu nash
sauauei AnGerson. 6, neck asshs
AnGrew Stuart. d. hand desh.
samnes anne campbs @ h. C. c. left am 1esh..
.A1ber. D Marble, @. left shoulder severe.
Sis@ tsa.Ipa ktS9y :9 =, isSs !s{! arm severe
4i7oR \ L ,!,!ssm MaIDl9 e H. naGd 1sl% tIesh..
9nh1 MarnR Tsaf5En M'hfnstan ~ 1a hands nds
5oep :ioe1 casWen. 4 ~ 1eIt H' Wrist ' esSere.
sss;.S sssa Kasn, Ssa. i. T. 'tS,ss GS' seyess: %
m% aa3o 6oh l,ehs sn: seye1e ss1sle
Il Il l. Weat, G, thich desh. '9'@ T''
Capta1 Alhe1t t,L Lamb H. 4: s9onlder a'isha eight.
/: Eisa 1:aisb oeborn;' d K, (, nscE aesh. '
IT Tota Eded' y; "ounded' o. Aggregate Killed
49, ss.t *.... ~ rasn,,.,a. w .. .p,a 1.+.,.
Apanta on 3ne %%1 uit' :,
s..,.s s+,a.ts mnn,a =. 1o.s e 80. !sha..1ss
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