While doing some research recently, I found this list of Confederate Dead buried at Iuka - it is from the Memphis Daily Avalanche, June 27, 1867. This is not the same list from the Avalanche that was published on October 26, 1868; while the two lists do have some of the same names, the list I found has over a dozen names that are not on the other; it also has dates and causes of death for some of the men listed. My article also states: "The following is a list of Confederate dead, so far as could be obtained from the head boards of the tombs of those who have lately been removed and reinterred at this place...There are also one hundred and thirty-eight others, known by the citizens here to have been Missourians, but the registry of their names and of the companies and regiments has been lost, and the head boards that were placed originally at their graves, were so much defaced that I am unable to make a report of their proper inscriptions now for the benefit of surviving friends and relatives. - Dr. Wm. M. Willson"

Here is the list from my article as I transcribed it, the newsprint was fuzzy, so I did the best I could - I took the liberty of putting the names in order:

Confederate Dead
List of Those Reinterred at Iuka
Memphis Daily Avalanche, June 27, 1867

• S.J. Beaver, Company and regiment unknown

• R. Brown, Company B, Third Arkansas Cavalry

• Thomas Coffee, from Missouri, Company and regiment unknown

• Corporal M.D. Creasey, Company B, Sixth Missouri regiment; died October --, 1862

• T.E. Crook, Company G, Forty-Third Missouri Regiment

• Captain Dally, Company D, Second Texas Regiment

• E.G. Dunham, Company and regiment unknown

• Captain J. W. Fair, Company E, Fifth Missouri regiment infantry; died in hospital May 5, 1863

• Wm. M. Gort, from Bellville, Rush County, Texas; wounded in battle of Iuka; died October 14, 1862

• G.D. Hutchinson, Private, Company A, Second regiment Missouri Volunteers

• Athuiston Johnston, Company A, Second regiment Missouri Volunteers; died in hospital, October 22, 1862

• Lieutenant D.G. Kelley, aged twenty-six years, Company K, Second Regiment Missouri Volunteers; died October 14, 1862

• ----- Knight, Company and regiment unknown

• W.B. Lafave, Twentieth Arkansas regiment

• M. Langley, Company D, Fifteenth Arkansas Regiment

• T. J. Loyd, Second Missouri regiment

• W. Malone, Company F, Fifth regiment, Missouri Volunteers; died in hospital, October 25, 1862

• W.T. Maxwell, Company ?, Sixth Missouri Regiment

• Lieutenant McGhee, Company and regiment unknown

• J. Miller, Company F, Fifth regiment Missouri Volunteers; died in hospital, October 12, 1862

• W.R. Reed, Company E, Fourth Missouri Infantry

• T. J. Reeves, Company and regiment unknown

• Captain Shelby, Company H, Second Missouri Regiment; died October 18, 1862

• E.D. Sims, Company H, Tenth Alabama Regiment

• A.G. Smith, Company K, Thirty-Seventh Mississippi regiment

• C.C. Stay, Company F, Sixth Missouri regiment; killed by a railroad car, December 31, 1864

• C. Tucker, Company I, Sixth Missouri regiment

• W.T. Walton, Company A, Third Missouri regiment

• S. Watts, Company F, Stinman’s regiment of Sharpshooters, Arkansas volunteers

• ---- Westbrook, from Aberdeen, Missouri, Company and regiment unknown

• C.A. White, Company I, Fortieth Mississippi regiment

• S.H. Willis, Company and regiment unknown

• Lieutenant Wind, from Missouri, Company and regiment unknown

• ---- Yearger, Company and regiment unknown