The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-08-14
The KilIed and Wounded.

quircr That paper Of the 26th nit, SAYS: From m
formation received last evening, we are led to indulge
the hope that the number of our killed and wounded
al the late battle, was not SO numerous as we had at
first apprehendcd Our loss in Killed is now supposed
to be from four five hundred and the wounded ABOUT
double that number That of the enenF IS SAID TO De
from four five thousand klled-the number OF wound
ed is unknown-but is very large
Under all the circumstances we have much Tor winch
to feel thankful We have it is true, lost many gai
pant man. who could i'll be spared, and many wall e eh
heads that bowed down in sorrow and bereavement
but it must be remembered that after all the price OF
liberty is but the blood of the brave
GEN JeHNsoN's SrAFF-Coonel Thomas killed
Colonel Mason wounded.
Gen. BEES STAFF-Col. c. Ii. stephens Wouiocu
SEVENTH GEORGIA REGMEST.-Col h. j. 6artreil'
slightly wounded.
cGwETA AND DISTRICT GUARDS:
Killed. NJ Brown, Marcus A North, George b
Carmichael.
Mouaded-games Russell, dangerously = Dickard,
dangerously; Lieut. jacob Benton, Charles Shropshire,
James Brougham, NJ W Lavender, ). !. GP5ha",' W.
Sharpe, -Sprnger, james BAnkston and O. H. Adams,
slightly.
ATLANTA CONFEDERATE GUARDS;
KiIled-Wm NJ Ballard, VIM. Z. Simpson, John t.
Woodruff, W. NJ. White, ". Todd VIM IT, Whitaker CT
Witt, Lieut. r. R. billiard; Andrew Owens, Henry Clay
I. Jordan F t Ethridge, VIM. w. Stephens,
Wounded Slightly-John ]. Philips, Jesse Emboy,
Perry Cody, James A. Bennett, E. W. Hoyle
FarLDISG VOLUNTEERS:
Woma1et sezausly-Capt c. T. Jenkins, @n Bur
rows ID. g. uoilis. Allen White, Noah Adcock lhoS,
D-leam b r. Lee Moses Cooper, A. Steenham.
Wqudul S6.h1g-G. B. Harris.
clHH CONFEDERATE GUARns:
Esae3-NOnc
pouadaa sgaosaLy -capt r s. Meyer, 3. r. Word,
Rgendsd s.ipEsjv-J n. Scott, B. H. Smith, +. Nc
Duncan. b. B.sasp w NJ. Conant, S. F. May, w. +.
Meadows
HFEAEB LIGHT INFANTRE:
htIcd-None.
Wounded Seriously-W. +. Brown, W. Herring, W,
r. Northern, w W. Brum.
Wounded slightly-Jas Richardson, f, n. Nash, W.
W. Nash, Thos Atwood D. P Chandler
IyERsoN lNvINclPLE:
Ki!Ied-None.
Wounded Seriously-Captain A. T Burke.
Wounded Sliglrly-F F. Duke t. Coleman, Thomas
Mcdonald S Seter, Ledole John Harris David Harris,
Y. B. Harper.
HEARD VOLUNTEERS:
KiIlod-Lieut Z. f. Glooe A. j. MiEEsan.
Wounded Seriously-S. 7. Brown, I. J. Bwlner, }.
n Tanner, Lieut. j. V. Houston, +. z. Jackson I. c..
Micbels, D. H. Philpot j Pitman, j. LeSugart, F. NJ.
wounded SIghtly-o c. Britain, G. NJ Featbcrstonc,
w. Z. Pollard.
ROSWELL GUARDS:
Killed-Thomas Kirk, James Padden, B. F. Smith,
and there are three missing and their fate unknown.
Wounded Sevcrcly-Capt. King, in the ankle Lieut..
Dunwood in the hip Sergt Gossett, in the thigh; n.
NJ jackson d. W. Bailey.
Wounded SghtIy-Leut. J. L. Wing, in left shout
der Lieut. Rsh0p in the left VIM. Wallace, in the
IL.
in the leg; Joseph Hunter, H. \ Roberts, j. F. stephens
Joseph Simmons in the hand s Mitchell, in the Shout
der; z Cobb III the head and thigh bomb burSed over
him; VIM Baily in the jaw John Iise was run over by
cavalry and badly bruised.
The killed and wounded in the Roswell (ia) Guards
was mostly caused in the attack Shermans battery
aud at the time when the gallant general Francis s Bar
tow fell.
COBB MoUETslSEERs:
KiIled-Nonc
Wounded Mortaly--J NJ. Daniel, D. Is. Parks, J B.
Bryant, W j. Simpson, W. A. johnson, H. 0. Collins,
T. }. Mullins.
DAVIS INFANTRY:
Killed-John a. Pickett, w. l.. Bagwcll.
Wounded Slighty-Ieut. j T Walton, A.C. McPher-
son, W. W, Davis, Chas. Faux J. o, English, }. NJ.
Wright T. Phillips A. Turner A. c. Sneed, X. L DOR
don W w. Glover
ATLANTA (cA) s3prYs.--rhe Killed were two men by
the name of Hammond, Isaac Frank Smith Martin,
Anderson Orr, james George, James Kershaw, W. W.
Brooks Joel Tarbrough, Robert Hamilton, aud George
Grabbing
Wounded-J. B. Marlin, hip slightly; Lieut.. Hulscy,
severely: BENJAMIN Watkins, arm; James Adair, flesh
wound in left arm; John Grabbing, in hand, slightly
Touey Henderson, arm, slightly Mr.. Christian was Sc
verey bruised by wagon passing over him. VIM Har-
rs in the leg slightly Dave Croft wounded slightly in
the body head and foot Mr.. Holtzclaw, in the arm;
Jerry Cnunaut Slightly hut Lieut.. Smith, dangerously
in arm and hin; Thomas Norwood, arm broken; Lieut..
I,ro lirht IN thp neck. Smith
twice knocked down by the force of the bombs, but
capped almost unhurt; Thomas Stokes was severely
wounded; Mr. Elliot, Slightly injured
Jesse Thrashcr, member of the Atlanta Greys
killed three Yankees in successive shots the last was
prominent officer and Thulsher rushed qn, took his
pistols and escaped mihrrt
From othcrsources, and principal yfrom the wounded
nowtin ourcity Mr. Pritchardleerns that Capt Towers
,ofthe Miller ((ia9 Rifles is safe; Lieut.. Hall, of the
R1es is said by to have been severely wounded
and by others to be dead Lieut.; Scott and private
Lathrop of the same company, were killed.
Capt McGrudcr of the Rome (Ga.) light guards, was
wounded in the leg Geo Stoyall, and Charles Norton
were killed.
Capt Cooper, of the Floyd GA infantry, severely
wounded in the knee
These three last mentioned Georgian companies are
reported to have suffered severely but details have
been obtained.
Mai Dunwoody was shot three times, but none of
them were serious and his horse shot.fye times
Capt Clarke of Carroll county, Georgia. was severely
wounded; and captain Wsou, Of the same State slightly
wounded in the heel.
The Dawson (Greens county, Ga, company was very
slightly engaged in the fight.
General reports state that the eighth regiment of
Georgia volunteers suffered very seyareyin killed and
wounded.
Lieut.-col Montgomery Gardner, formerly of the L..
S. army and attached to the first independent regiment
of Georgia. of which Gen Barlow previously colo
ne slightly wounded in the leg, and had his horse
shot from under hin.
The wounded in Richmond that | visited on yester-
day. express their heartfelt thanks for the Godke kind
which they receiving at the hands of the fam
lilies where they are located There thousands and
tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of Geor
gans and relatives and friends of the wounded through
out the south, who will be consoed when they know
that their wounded loved and respected in the
holy keeping OF the kind and patriotic people Of Rich
mond.
% Va. REGMEST-CoL. ALLES's.-E. 0. Burgess
Isaac N. Glaze VIM Young and Lloyd Powell COM
pany F. killed. Strother Barton Richard Meade VIM.
tHcbson and - Kidd, wounded: Chas. Mitchell, NOR
tally wounded
Col. Nelson, mortality wounded.
Bets Greys: prrates Manning, Escler and Timber
Lake MORALLY wounded; private MIddlekoh slightly
wounded.
Capt Roam, mortally wounded; Capt. Clarke slight
ly wounded Capt Chambers killed; privates Palmgrate