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7ft*A private letter from the Sixtieth Indiana regiment, puts the federal loss in the battle of CaroneroBayou at twenty-five killed and eighty-two wounded; Confederate loss fifty tlt; killed and about one hundred and twenty wounded. The wounded are nearly all in New Orleans and well f| cared for. The wounded of the Sixtieth are the following:Company A—Jacob Boyer, flesh wound, left thigh; Herman Filbe, left ankle, slight*Company B—Joseph Williams, skull fractured, probably fatal; John Clifft, right shoulder and back, flesh.Company C—Thos. Richardson, right thigh, flesh; John P. Cavitt, right side, slight; John Wade, right hand, wrist and fourth finger; Thos. Barret, right hip, painful.Company D—W. H. Rickstrew, flesh wound in neck.Company E—W. Calvin, slight, not in hospital: W. Malone, slight, not in hospital._! Company F—C. Case, right breast; «j|W. Chamberlain, right shoulder; Lieut. C. K. Cole, calf of left leg.Company G—Jacob Lity, calf of left leg; F. Wuchendorff, left hand, bones injured.Company II—Ilenry Bowman, left leg, amputated above knee; J. B. Kelley, right leg, amputated above knee.Company I—William Yount, right knee; Samuel Endieott, right hand, forefinger destroyed.Company ft—N. Campbell, right shoulder and neck, slight; Oapt. C. Larch, right knee, serious; W. Clark, slight, not in hospital.st'
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Evansville Weekly Gazette
Evansville, Indiana, US
Sat, Nov 28, 1863
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