The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-10

mounted men, estimated The number ol
the Indians engaged at not less than
$500. Other officers think that the num-
Der was greater than this. The village in
the valley was three miles in length and
mile in width. Besides the lodges
proper, great number of temporary
brushwood shelters were found in it, in
dicating that many men besides its proper
inhabitants had gotten together there
Major Reno is very confident that there
were lumber of white men fighting
with the Indians. IL is believed that the
loss of the Indians was large, l have,
as yet, received no official report in re-
gard to the battle, but what is stated was
gathered from the officers who were on
the ground then, and from those who
have been over il since.
[Signed1 ALFRED II. TERRY,
Brigad,er- General.
BISMARCK, ID. T., July THE Bis.
marck Tribune extra gives the following
special list OF the killed and wounded in
the recent. encounter with the Indians on
the Little Big Horn river:
80. Killed.
Field, staff and non-commlssioned
staff Brevet. Major.General w. w.
Cooke, Brevet-Lieutenant-C Colonel Lord,
Assistant Surgeon j. NJ. DeWolf, Act.
ing Assistant Surgeon w. Ii. Sharrow,
Sergeant Major Henry Vose..
Company A-Corporals Dallans and
King; privates Armstrong, Drenan
Moody, Rawlins, Mcdonald, Sullivan
and Switzer.
Company b Lieutenant Hodgeson
privates Donovan and Moss.
Company C-Colonel j.. w. Custer
Lieutenant H. NJ. Harrington, First
Sergeant Bates, Sergeant Farley, cor
porsls French, Folly aud Regsx; pri-
Yates Antn, Crindle, King, Buchanan,
Eiseman, Engre, Brightfeld, Fahold,
Griffin, Hornet, Hsttlsdsle, Kings,
South, Lewis, Mayer, Phillips, Russell,
Rex. Rsnter, Short, Shea, Shade, Stuart,
st. John, Sbodied, Stansb!an, Warren,
Myndhsm and Might.
Company D-Charles Vincent, far
rier; privstes, Patrick Golden, Edward
Hanson.
Company h E-Captain, A. Smith;
Lieutenant, Sturgles; First Sergeant,
Hohmcrier; Sergeants, Eigen and James;
Corporal, Hogan; privrtes, Miller,
Tweed. NeHer, Cashon, Keller, Andrews,
Crisiield, Harr ngton. Higge, Kav,
snsugh, Saboring, Mahoney, Smicht,
Lemon, S-wanson, RieboId, OConneli,
Butler, Warren, Harrison, Gilbert,
EULER, Washington, Andrews, ASsldelly,
Burke, Chever, McGee, Mccarthy, Do
gan, Maxwell, Scott, Babcock, Perkins,
Tarhox, DYE, Tessier, Calvin, Graham
Hamilton, Snow, Hughes.
Company K-Flrst Sergeant Winn-
rev, Sergeant Hughes, Corporal Callahan,
Trumpeter Helmer, Private r. st. Clair
Company Col NJ. keogh, Lient
j. +. Porter, First Sergeant Warden,
Sergeant Bastard, Uorporals Wide, Nor,
ris and Staples, Interpreters j Mezraccr
nni j Pardon. Blacksmith IL. Bailey,
Trumpeters McElroy and Mooney. Pri-
Yates Bronehurst, Barry, Connor, Down.
Ing, Mason. Blsrn, Maer, Baker, Boyle,
Bath, Connor, Darcy, Dsirs, Far,
rell Habes, Hemil, Henderson
ust). Henderson (2d), Leddison,
Z. OConnor, Root, Reese, Smith
Qsu, Smith (2d), Smith (3d), Stel.
Ter. Stafford, School, Smsllwood, Tarr
Vsngarl, Walker, Bragen, Knight.
Company F. Col q. w. Gates, Lieut.
Bailey, First Sergeant Kinney, Sergeants
Mersey, Vicksry and Wilkinson, Corpo.
rails Gorporsls Coleman aud Freeman,
iarriers Brady and Bronson, blacksmith
tanning, privates Atchlsos, Brown (lst),
Brown (2d), Bruce, Brady, BurRs, Sam
Color, Cevary, Donsn, Donnelly, Gar.
den, Hammond, Kline, Krysnth, Human,
Loosc Milton, Madison, Monroe, Red
der, Smetting, Syctoos, Sand, War
rcn, Way. Larue, Kelly, Driscole,
Getter, Gross, Holcome. Horne, HIT
Ittismere, Lehman, Henry Lehman,
Llay five. Machsrge, LitcheIl, Lossslly
Obricn, Parker, Pitten, Post, Quenn,
Reed, Rossburg, Tymons. Troy, Van
Brown, Whally.
Company G-Csptsin Mcintosh; Ser
gents Balziel, and CslsedIne; Corporals
Martin, Hognsn, Wells, Former, Henry
Dodge; Trumpeters Crawford and Sad
dler; Privates Pogers, Monroe, McGin-
MS, Lebsliey, Steffermsn and Patf.
Company H--CorPOral Lee; Privst's
Jones and Meader.
Company M-Sergeant IL. Harris, Cor
porals Scottie and Struser, privates Geor-
don. Klotzlnrs her, French. Myer, smith,
Sewers, Tonner, renley, Vigton, Twin
teeth.
Infan,ry-Lieut John X Critten den.
Civilians Boston Custer, Arthur
Reed, Mark Kellogg, Charles Reynolds,
and Frank G.. Mann.
Indian Scouts Bloody Knife, Bob
Tailed Bull and Stabs.
R.capitulation on-CommIssioned officers
killed, IA; scting assistant surgeons, II
enlisted men, 237; civilians, s. Indian
scouts, 3.
The following is s full list OF the
wounded.
Privstes Davis Cory, Company /,
Seventh Cavalry, right hip; Patrick Nc.
Donneli, Company ID, ieit ieg; Ser
geant kohn Eahl, Company h, back
private MIchael G. Maiden, Company h,
right leg; William George. Company ii,
LETT side Cdied July 3D.; First Sergeant
William Hegn. Company A, iea knee;
privsl. John McVsu, Company Z, hiPi
Patrick Corcoran, Company l., right
sboilder; Max Wick., Company 4, let
foot; Alfred Whittier, Company {, right
elbow; Peter Thompson, & mPany =,
right hand; jacob Deal, Company A,
face; J II. Meyer, Company NJ back ;
Rou,sr Butler, Company N, righ; shoul-
der; Daniel Nsyel, Company N, leii
thigh; james Mullen, Company b, right
thigh; Elijah S,rouder, Company A, right
leg, Sergeant Polk Carney. Company N,
right hip; private Jsmes A henne.
BODY, tdied July 5thI; Pr-ne-s w
Reeves, Company A, right hand and
body; Jane. Wilbur, Company n,
left leg; jasper Mazhan. Com.
pspy l. lett TOO, oerseaD'