Return of Casualties in the Army of the Frontier - Continued.

Killed. Wounded. Captured or

missing.

Command. Offic Enlis Offic Enlis Offic Enlis Aggr

ers. ted ers. ted ers. ted egat

men. men. men. e.

Second

Brigade.

Colonel

WILLIAM W.

ORME.

94th Illinois ... 1 1 30 ... 2 34

Infantry

19th Iowa 3 42 5 140 1 2 193

Infantry

8th Missouri ... 1 ... 3 ... 9 13

Cavalry*

1st Missouri ... 2 ... 6 ... ... 8

Light

Artillery,

Battery E

Total Second 3 46 6 179 1 13 248

Brigade

Total Third 5 95 17 327 1 26 471

Division

ESCORT.

1st Missouri ... ... ... 5 3 10 18

Cavalry

(Battalion)

UNATTACHED.

1st Arkansas ... 4 ... 4 1 46 55

Cavalry

14th Missouri ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

State

Militia,

Cavalry+

RECAPITULATION.

First ... 24 9 171 ... 6 210

Division

Second 3 44 15 265 6 164 497

Division

Third 5 95 17 327 1 26 471

Division

Escort ... ... ... 5 3 10 18

Unattached ... 4 ... 4 1 46 55

Total Army 8 167 41 772 11 252 1,251

of the

Frontier.

OFFICERS KILLED.- Seventh Missouri Cavalry; Major Eliphalet Bredett and Captain William McKee. Nineteenth Iowa: Lieutenant Colonel Samuel McFarland and Lieuts. Thomas Johnson and Loammi M. Smith. Twentieth Iowa: Lieutenant Harrison Oliver. Twentieth Wisconsin: Captain John McDermott and Lieutenant Thomas Bintliff; Captain John Weber and Lieutenant George W. Root died of wounds.

Numbers 4. Report of Colonel John M. Richardson, Fourteenth Missouri State Militia, Cavalry.

HDQRS. FOURTEENTH Regiment CAV., MISSOURI STATE MILITIA,
December 15, 1862.

COLONEL: A standing order requires reports to be made to the State headquarters of the part taken by the State troops in all scouts, skirmishes, and battles. In compliance with that order, I have the honor to submit, through the hands of General E. B. Brown, the following report:

On the 3rd instant, I received from General Brown an order directing

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* See note (#) on p. 85.

+ No loss reported.

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