Dead Soldiers

The following Iowa soldiers died in the hospitals at Cincinnati last week, viz:  Francis Varner, Co. A, 18th regiment, James A. Whitney, Co. E, 2d regiment, and George Hubbard, Co. E, 12th regiment.

– Published in The Davenport Daily Gazette, Davenport, Iowa, Thursday Morning, May 22, 1862, p. 1

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

Deaths among Iowa Soldiers

The following Iowa soldiers have died recently at the times and places mentioned:

John Luellan, Co. I, 2d, at St. John’s Hospital, Cincinnati, April 19, of wounds.

John Hall, Co. C, 13th, at same place, April 20.

A. J. Edwards, Co. C, 13th, at Fourth st. hospital, Cincinnati, April 20.

Patrick Looby, Co. K, 11th, at Keokuk, April 25.

Josiah Harris, Co. A, 13th, same place, April 26.

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

Iowa Soldiers at Cincinnati

The steamer Louisiana reached Cincinnati on last Friday crowded with sick, wounded and dead soldiers from Cairo and Mound City hospitals.  We find the following in the list from Iowa:

Fed Hollin, Co. D, 14^th reg. (dead.)

H. H. Siebert, 14^th regiment.

A. C. Tatro, company C, 12^th regiment.

Wm Broadhead, company F, 7^th regt.

Albert Brown, company C, 12^th regt.

C. D. Newton, 10^th regt. (dead.)

Joel Gregory, Company K, 7^th regt.

John Butts, company B, 12^th regt.

J. L. Bayles, Co. D, 7^th regt.

– Published in The Davenport Daily Gazette, Davenport, Iowa, Wednesday Morning, April 2, 1862, p. 2

Iowa Soldiers

Among the soldiers sent home from the Cincinnati hospitals at the expense of that city, we notice thirteen Iowa soldiers, at a cost of $68.45.

– Published in The Davenport Daily Gazette, Davenport, Iowa, Tuesday Morning, April 1, 1862, p. 1

Iowa troops at Cincinnati

We are indebted to Mr. L. C. Burwell, who returned yesterday from Cincinnati, for the following list of the sick and wounded soldiers of the Iowa regiments now in hospitals in that City.  The information can be strictly relied upon:

THIRD STREET HOSPITAL.

Wm. P. Wade, Co. C 2d regiment, Davenport; flesh wound in both thighs.

J. S. Schrawyer, Co. F 2d regt., Belleville, Monroe County, Ohio, wounded in neck and shoulder.

J. G. Granawalt, Co., C 2d regt; Plymouth, Indiana; wound in groin.

S. W. Evans, Co. A 2d regt., Navoo, Ill.; wound through the tibia.

C. D. Sayler, Co A 2d regt., Louisville, Ky.; wound in the jaw.

A. S. Thompson, Co. K 2d regt., Ottumwa, Iowa, wound in knee and leg.

Ed. M. Manning, Co. B 2d regt.; Arazonia, Missouri; wound in heel.

P. Q. Stiner, Co. G 2d regt., Ashland, Ohio; wound in the right arm – amputated.

F. B. Wilson, co. F 2d regiment, Keosaqua, Iowa; wound in the left hand.

Robert Patrick, Co. D 2d regt., Mount Vernon, Ohio; wound in neck and shoulder.

F. M. Armstrong, Co. F 2d regt., Van Buren county, Iowa; wound in the abdomen.

J. H. Patterson, Co. G, 2d regt., Davis co., Iowa; in the side.

Henry Lawrence, Co. B 2d regt., Fort Wayne, Ind., in the throat.

J. S. Bayden, Co. B 2d regt., Wyoming county, Pa.; below the base of the brain.

MARINE HOSPITAL.

Robert Hall, Co. A 2d regt., St. Clairville, Ohio; in shoulder.

COMMERCIAL HOSPITAL.

T. G. Cree, Co. D 2d regiment, Des Moines; arm.

M. N. Boardman, Co. K 10^th regt., Madison, Iowa; back and shoulder.

W. H. Fauquier, Co. B 10^th regt., Virginia; sick.

FOURTH STREET HOSPITAL.

J. S. Doron, Co. F 7^th regiment, Ottumwa; sick.

L. Z. Newsbaum, Co. A 10^th regiment, Polk City, Polk co., Iowa; sick.

A. J. Byron, Co. K, 10^th regt., Polk city, Polk co., Iowa; sick.

E. Vaughn, Co., K 2d regt., Fremont, Mahaska county; breast.

Wm. Steers, Co. F 12^th regt., York, Delaware county; frozen feet.

C. Goodno, Co. A 7^th regt., Muscatine; shoulder.

G. W. Blood, Co. K 12^th regiment; sick.

H. Wheeler, Co. G 12^th regt.; sick.

J. A. Dolezeum, Co. C 12^th regt.; sick.

John Brown, Co. B 7^th regt., Shell Rock Falls; Cerro Gordo county; hand.

ST. JOHNS HOSPITAL.

Edward Wells, Co. I 12^th regt., Bridgeport, Jackson county; rheumatism.

A. Bevin, Co. I 10^th regt., Newton, Jasper county; sick.

– Published in The Davenport Daily Gazette, Davenport, Iowa, Wednesday Morning, March 12, 1862, p. 1