More Wounded From Pittsburg

The steamer Tycoon arrived at Cincinnati last week from Savannah, Tenn., which place she left with 140 wounded and 60 sic, of which number four died on the passage.  We find the following Iowa names among her list of passengers:

Dan. A. McCleary, Co. A, 3d infantry; wounded in right arm.

Jas. R. Smith, Co. B., 6th, right leg.

Henry Z. Howler, Co. E, 8th, left arm.

M. Schellaberger, Co., A, 11th, shot in right arm.

John Ramsey, Co. B, 11th, right arm.

H. B. Moon, Co. A, 12th, diarrhea and typhoid fever.

John Dolloson, 12th, typhoid fever.

____ Heallison, Co K, 12th, bilious fever.

J. Darth, Co. G, 13th, shot in left arm.

Wm. J. Jackson, Co. G, 13th, left arm broken.

Thos. B. Pearce, Co. A, 16th, lung fever.

Thos. G. Stockdale, Co. B, 16th, rheumatism.

Aug. Shultz, Co. B, 16th, gathering in the head.

Peter Esmoil, Co. C, 16th, left hip.

Joshua Carbin, Co. D, 16th, typhoid fever.

Daniel Holcomb, Co. D, 16th, left elbow.

Gabriel Miller, Co. D, 16th, kidneys affected.

Henry Biscall, Co. I, 16th, wounded in left arm and side.

Ira Rhodes, 16th, chronic diarrhea.

– Published in The Davenport Daily Gazette, Davenport, Iowa, Thursday Morning, May 8, 1862, p. 2