Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-26
Rattle at uul Run-Add,tional Details.

, Rattle Mt Bull Unconstitutional Details
MAsAssA, July "a. Official papers found OF
the battle field, put the enemy's force At SO. 600
Gen. Johnston was noninally in command, but
magnanimously insisted that Gen. Baaurcgard's
order of battle should be executed. Gen. 3.
made the fight The Confcderates re-. OCCUPY
Fairfax Court House.
The following is a list Of the killed anc
wounded Of the 7th Georgia regiment, COL
Gartrell commanding.
cowETA n DISTRICT GUARDS.
E111ED.-C. NJ. Brown, Marcus 4. North.
and George B. Carmichael.
WouspEp.-James P. Russell, dangerously
Dickard, ditto Lieut.: Jacob Benton, slightly
Charles Shropshire, slightly; James Brong
ham, slightly w. W. Lavender, slightly
- Springer, slightly James Bankston,
slightly; G. H. Adams, slightly J. S. Upshur
slightly; w. Sharpe, Slightly.
ATLANTA CONFEDERATE GUARDS.
KILLED NJ. Billiard, VIM. e. Simpson
John E. Woodruff, John L. NJ. White, YIN,
| Todd and Vim. II. Whitaker.
WouNDED.-Capt. Forcacre, seriously Lieut.
II. II. Wilt, seriously; Lieut. Robert r.. Dill
lard, seriously Andrew Ovens, seriously
Henry q. Gartrell, seriously, land has since
died J John T. Cook, Wm. &. Mason, James
7. jordan, F. L. E,heridge, and Vim. W. Ste.
phens, all seriously, and John j. Phillips, Jesse
Embuy, Joseph Embuy, Perry Cody, James
a. Bennett, and E. ". Hoyle, all slightly.
PAuLDESG VOLUNTEERS.
KrLLED.-None.
WOUNDED. Those seriously wounded are,
Capt. c S. Jenkins, W. Burrows, D.. G. Hollis,
Allen White, Noah Adcock, Thos. Ogleam, B..
F.. Lee, Moses Cooper, 4. Steinham-oaly ono
slightly wounded, G. B. Harris.
COBB CONFEDERATE oCAsD
klLLED-None.
Observation-Disclosures I. S. Mayor,
B.. F. Ward, q. Meek SighAy--J. n. Scott,
B. II. Smith. F. II. Duncan, Z Bishop, ". N.
Conant, I. T. Mlrr, ". F. Meadows.
pE'HALB LIGHT INFANTRY.
KlLIgD.-None.
WersDED-Sssiously-W. l.. Brown, ".
Herring, ". r. Northern, W. ". Brennin.
Sljghtly-Jamcs Richardson, F. n. Nash,
W. ". Nash, Thos. Ar#ood, D. P. Chandler.
lvgRsoH ISv!NcG2LEs.
k1LLgp.-None.
BADLY WorSDED.-Capt. A. y. Burke,
slightly wounded, F. :. Duke, E. Coleman,
Thos. Mcdonald. S. Setter. l.. F. Dole, john
Harris, David Harris, Z. B. Harper.
HEARD VOLUNTEERS.
kILLED.-Lieut. E.. F. Glove, A. Ct. MILAN.
SLIGHTLY WouSDED.-S. II. Brown, I. j.
Briusr, j. n. FGnner, Lieut.. J. W. Houston,
F.. S. Jackson, I. S. Nithchell, D. II. Philpo:,
J. Pitteran, aud G. L. Suge!t.
MoaTALLY WoUNDID.-F. n. Barton.
SLIGHTLY WouNDsD-O. G. Brit.on, 6. ".
Featherstoue and W. E. Pollard.
ROSWELL GUARDS.
KlLEp.-Thomas Kirk, James Paddoa, 2.
Smith.
SERIOUSLY WoUSDgp.--Capt. T. E. King,
Lieut.. G. A. Dunwoody, Sergeant Gossett, n.
II. Jackson, ard D.. II. Bailey.
SLIGHTLY WoCEDED.-Wm. Wallace, JOHN
Simmons, Joseph Summons, Win. Price, James
Hunter, John Hunter, H.. n. Roberts, J. liisp,
j. p. Stephens, S. Mitchell, Lieut.. Il. 7. Bishop,
and Lieut.. J.. L.. Wing.
CABLE sorTTAISEgRs.
KILLrr.-None.
MoRTALLy HorSDEp.-J. \. Daniel, D. 3.
Parks.
SLIunILY WorSDEp.-J. w. j. kirbs, j. T.
Daniel. j. P. Bryant, W. J Simpson, W. 4.
johnson, II. S. Collins, end P. J.. Mullins
DAVIS INTAETKT-FHCN ATLANTA
hlLLEo.-John X. fuc2e't anu W. H. pay
HcIl.
SLIGHTLY WoySnEp.-Licu.. j. 7. Walton, 4.
&. Mcpherson, W. W. Davis, Charles Tauk,
}. y. English, J.. NJ. Wright, l.. Phillips, A.
Turner, a. G. Snead, r. J. Jordan, ana w.
". Clover.
Mr.. Pritchard the news agent Of the South
ern Press is indebted to Mr.. p. ". Alexander,
Of Epson county, Ga, !or the foregoing teie-
graphic report from ManaSsa. NJ. 4. promises
TO send similar details Of the eighth Georgia
rcSincnt to morrow.