' s c!s J. Dunn.—Rv a
i !l 'oce.ved Hi this City
L v ' e learn that Francis
n V ’ ,! lIU,| lyH'ahi* City die*'
, ( i»ii, at 5 o’clock on
v No p iticularg further
h. s ; li ' inl ‘4 his ileath was
’v, '‘l'F'teh was t,»t about
iiyint 4 rxvutie.
From Capt. Palmer’s Company.
lIOSPIT.U. DEP’r. C, B’KS. NO 1 >
l.ouiavi.ie, Ky., Oct. 16th, 1562. ’ y’
Friend Cover:—Hav : ug a few mo
ments to myself, I thought 1 would send
you a list of the killed and wounded in the
late battle at Perryville, Ky., of Company
F, 10th Regt., Wis. Vu!s:
Killed. —Color Corp’l. Philip L. Glo' ei;
Corp'l. Abraham M. Dodge; Privates F.
N. Shoemaker, Marcus L. Gleason, lloh
ei t Jarrett, Mark Ch Boweti, Chapman
Lumpkins, Win. R. Ayers.
\\ounded. —Sergt. James Kilgore slight
in neck; Corp’l. John Maims very bad in
bead and thigh ; Privates, Albert'Taimage
very bad in head; John Singer slight in
thigh; Joseph Costly arm broke; Joseph
Hurst slight in shoulder; William Pierce
slight in arm; Byrov P.Taft, through nose
with musket ball; Timothy Lath an slight
in arm; Josiali Daily slight in loot ; David
Robinson bad in side; Daniel Doyle slight
in leg; Manager Bass slight in arm.
1 think the above named persons are
the only ones in my company that were
kid'd and wounded. The Regiment was
cut up very bad; Major Johnston of our
regiment and one Lieutenant, was killed.
