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The Daily Dispatch: November 19, 1861., [Electronic resource] 2 0 Browse Search
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ightly wounded, 2--Alfred Hornsby, (seaman,) and William Wall, (seaman,) Susquehanna.--Killed, 2--John P. Clark (O S.:) Wm. Price, (2d coal heaver.) Wounded severely, 1--Samuel F. Smart, (1st class boy.) Wounded slightly, 2 --Patrick Dugan, (O. S.,) and Samuel Holbrook, (2d. Gr.) Pawnce.--Killed, 2--John Kelley, (O. S.) W. H. Fitzhugh, (1st class boy) Wounded slightly, 3--Alfred Washburn, (Master's Mate;) Jacob Hause, (O. S.;) Patrick Quinn, (O. S.) Mohican.--Killed, 1--Jon. A. Whittemore, (3d Ass't Eng.) Wounded seriously, 3--W. Thompson; Isaac Seyburn, (Acv'g Mrster;) and Sherman Bascodt, (O. S.Wounded slightly, 4--Maryland Cuthbert, 3d Ass't Eng.;) John C. Pitman, (Master's Mate;) John W. Townsend, (O. S.) Charles Blown, (O. S.) Bicaville.--Killed, 2--Patrick McGuigan, Alexander Chambers. Wounded slightly, 3--Peter Murphy, Alexander Fivey, Wm. Gilchrist Seminole.--A few slightly wounded; not reported. Total killed, 8; wounded seriously, 6; wounded sli