Sergt. Martin C. Van Gilder, wounded.
Sergt. James W. Mullery, wounded.
Corp. Peter Smith, wounded.
Corp. James Cassedy, wounded.
Private Isaac Byram, wounded, head.
Monmouth Boyd, wounded, arm and side.
Chileon Brown, wounded.
Seaman Conklin, missing.
John Card, Jr., wounded.
Daniel L. Coykendall, missing.
William Flannigan, wounded.
Benjamin M. Hough, wounded.
Mordecai W. Holly, wounded, arm.
Lewis L. Kent, killed.
James Lacy, missing.
Sidney N. Monks, killed.
Jesse Mullery, wounded, dangerously.
Bowdewine Meddaugh, wounded.
Isaac Paddock, wounded.
Frederick Van Riper, wounded, hip.
Total officers and men killed, 76; wounded, 162; missing, 41. In all,
279.
Since the foregoing was in type, we have received a list of the killed
and wounded, drawn up by Chaplain Haines, which differs in a few
particulars. For instance--
In Co. B--the Chaplain puts down A.G. King as wounded, and O.W.
Vossler wounded and missing.
In Co. C--Capt. Lewis Van Blarcom, wounded and missing.
In Co. D--John Hubbard, wounded; John Moran, killed; Abraham Johnson,
missing; Barney Johnson, wounded in both arms and missing.
In Co. G--Lieut. H.M. Fowler, missing.
In Co. H--Jacob Garretson, killed.
In Co. I--Sergt. James E. Cole, wounded and missing; David Moore, do.;
Alfred J. Taylor, do.; Elijah Pelton, wounded.
In Co. K--Wm. Flannigan, missing; Benj. M. Hough, do.
By comparing these returns with the list made out by M.B. Stull, the
variations will be seen. We do not know which of the returns is the
more correct. Both have been very carefully compiled.
[When the army crossed the Rapidan on the 2d inst., the 15th regiment
mustered about 450 officers and men. After the series of battles from
the 4th to the 15th inst., there were but 157 fit for duty left.]