The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-03

TIN UNION C0NvENrI0N.-The Union
delegates from the various townships o.
Des Moines county met at Marion Hall on
Saturday and made nominations for our
County Ticket. Mr.. Garrett, whose ability
and faithfulness not even his political op-
ponents call in question, was rsnoninated
by reclamation. Mr.. Samuel Pollock, of
Yellow Springs township, was nominated
for Recorder-an excellent choice. The
Conventson was very full, and everything
passed off harmoniously. We publish the
proceedings elsewhere. a9
Casualties.
y Official list OF Casualties in Iowa Regi-
ments, in LIST Brigade, (Gen. Rice's) I'd Di-
vision, 10th Army Corps, in the operations
S 9s1SFs ga Atlan'. Sa since the battle Of
August 4th.-Private Hiram Serfoss, co
B 7th infAutry, wonndedin the left arm,
slightly. ~
Daniel Harchime, CO E, 7th infantry
killed.
sergt John L Foster, co +. eth infantry,
wounded In abdomen, MORALLY.
LIST Sergt 81 s Kiming, CO II, 7th do,
wounded in hand.
Chas Mccoy, co E, 7th do, wounded ID
left hand slightly. aal
Alonso p Hart, 90 E, 7th do, wounded in
right thigh. severely. t3
VIM Z Dawson, co G, It'll, wounded and
arm broken.
Elvine Cramb, co B, 7th, wounded in hip
slightly. h,
Corp B Jacobe, co H, 7th, captured. "
Leander Jeffrey, co G, I'd, killed.
Corp Jerry Murphy, co B, I'd, wounded
in heel, slightly by she'll m
Daniel Rosecrans, co G, ID, wounded in
foOtslightly.
Edward stretcher, co c, "a, wounded in
neck slightly.
John Rice, co D, I'd, wounded in foot
Corp Clinton McMichael, co G, ID.
wounded In hip. @1H
Josiah Peacock. co G, I'd, wounded in
thigh, very severe. IT,
Morris F French, co q, ID, wounded be-
low the knee Isf tssSg
Josiah NJ Cehail, co H, I'd, wounded in
shoulder, slight -
Joseph Vance, co E. I'd, wounded inknee
slight. --a & N faa 10
August 5th.-W D Mason. co D. "a.
wounded in small of the back, severe. l,ls
D c Eckerman, co II, ID, wounded above
the ankle, severe.
\ + NJ Ware co E, I'd, wounded in neck
very slightly. gae a.
~ E1dtuSWs 90 20 WOUQO0O IN 0800.
August oth.-Sergt Geo w Cramer. CO G.
I'd. wounded in right shoulder.
Richard German, 90 g, I'd, wounded il
right armand hand, severe.g.sfs8 ssfsft =,
August lOth.-HarloK Echeman, co b,
I'd. wounded in right side. .soIss5 -
George MonriA co b, I'd III wounded in,
head, nortaily. aFsy va. I'M
Corp Daniel Heavier, co F.'7.h. wounded
in shoulder. severe. -4I m
J Corp zenas Johns, co A, 7th, right arm
j Corp Hugh Young. co, eth. wounded in
right hand. nex 4.y + s3te,+s
August ilth.---yictor var,uriour. co b,
IN. killed by shotin head. T-
= Albert Dumer, co B. In wounded by
rail thrown from the works by solid
shot. ~ zsI n va
Aua. A.-Serg. B Thomas, COD. eth in
fantry, killed by one Of our shells, Aug.
l4th. se ~ n a Is
Geo D Burdick. CO &, I'd Iowa. kiilM,
shot in the head. lg55 a.sf9rrrr,
w Obern, co II, wounded in the head,
slightly. al :, Z
q $ Eckerman, co II, I'd wounded in side
slightly. os.a
AUGUST l6.-Corporal c w Hench, 7tH,
wounded in forehead slightly. -SFl
AUausr lS.--Corporal Young J. Powell,
co 6, "a. wounded in right thigh and back,
v AIDE kirkpatrick. 90 G, ID, wounded in
left foot severely. sM8A . t@5
Thomas Gallayet, co G. ID, in right leg
slightly. ~
A W White, co g, "a, right arm slightly.
AUavsT l9.-John McHanna, co Is, "a,
wounded m0rtally-since died.
The following list of officers connected
with this Department, il herewith pub
lished for the benefit Of the military and
the public:
Adult GENERALS OFFICE or THE STATE
OF IOWA.
n B Baker, Adjutant General.
Col. J G Culbertson, Assistant Adjutant
General.
DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS.
Major L p Ten Brock, 9th Iowa cavalry,
officer in charge of District. s
Capt Edward Corning, Assistant Quar-
master.
Capt II N Davis, Commissary of Subsist-
ence.
Capt A. D. Castor, 26th Iowa Infantry,
acting Chief ef Ordnance.
Lieut.. A. Williams, r. @. NJ. 9th Iowa
cavalry reported here for duty.
OFFICE OF VOL. RECRUITING SERVICE.
Lieut.. Col. WIN. N. Grier, LIST U. S. caval-
ry, superintendent Volunteer recruiting
service and chief mastering and disbursing
officer of Iowa.
Capt. Alex. Chambers, 10th U. S. infant
~. Mastering Officer.
Capt James F. Miller, 18th U. s. infant
ny, Mastering Officer.
Lieut.. r. w. Peck ham, 5th Iowa caval-
~, Acting Adjutant, recruitiagseryicea and
assistant mastering officer.
Capt. w. Il. Ward. 26th Iowa infantry,
commanding Camp Mcclellan.
Lieut.. VIM. Raglan, 18th Iowa infantry,
Acting Adjutant Camp Mcclellan and As
sistant mastering officer.
Lieut.. Geo. Il. White, 18th Iowa infant
ry, A. A. Q. NJ. and A. G. 8. at Camp Nc
Clelian.
John L. Kane, Chief Clerk Of Disbursing
Office.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
DIR. John NJ. Adler, In charge Of hospit-
ais.
Fl. s. Dodd, Hospital Steward, Camp Mo