Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-02
LIST OF CASUALTIES IN THE BAT.
TIE NEAR fEESBURG.

TIE NEAR LEESBURG-
We find in the Petersburg Express the fol-
lowing list of killed and wounded in the bat
tie near Leesburg on the 21st:
EIGHTEENTH MISSISSIPPI REGIAlEST-CoN-
PANY A-KiLled-Priya:es Richard L. Gray,
Levi Myers, w. d. Warte. Wounded-CoE
Burt, $50 seriously that he died Satur-
day. Samuel McKnowell, dangerously; H.
Jack, seriously; Aaron Goodman,-slrm am
putated; FL. l.. Smith, severely; Jas. Blax-
ON, seriously; E. L. Lain, severely; JAS M.
Orr, arm amputated; Samuel Arlington, Sc
riously; Yancey Cops, seriously; Solomon
Dobson, seriously; Andy j. Smith, serious
1y; Edward Myers, slightly; William Rad
cliffe, slightly; d. b. Buckner. slightly; I'll.
E. Pope, do; NJ. r. Campbell. do. y. r.
Gray, do; S. B. Burns, do; c. c. Clary, do;
J. r. Knight, do; Lewis McLarin, do;
Captain Joseph M. Jayne, do; Lieut.. w. P.
Maxey, do: Edward Myers, do Total
killed aud 25 wounded. -il. .y<RE
CoNPaSY Kllled-willian Hanson.
Weunded-H. II. Fowley. slightly.
COMPANY C-RiLIed-Frank Clark Woufi-
ded-John Devine, seriously: n. B. Ssun-
ders, slightly; Willis Maddox, do /: George
Q. Short, do. t1-- ttze 90
COMPANY D-KiHed- W. Mobly, ". z. .
Carroll. Wounded-F. Bosin, seriously; a.
Gary, slightly: James NJ. Kencaine. seri-
ously; John 7. Morris, MORALLY, since dead;
Patrick McNeeles, mortally; Jas S. Riley,
do; James Rossin, do; Thos. Wilson, leg
amputated; Joel Wolf, slightly; Isaac
Young, do.
ComPANy E.-Kilked-None. Woundsd-
Martin, mortality; A. G Brook. arm shet
OF; w. ii. Harris, slightly; w. E. Ham,
bling, do; Capt. Welburn, slightly in the
neck.
COMPANY f.-Kaled-A NJ Stewart, ".
L.. owen. Wounded-John Busby, serious
", in the breast; j. W. Forbes, mortally;
IL j. Grice, seriously, in the thigh: Y. W.
Helm, seriously, W. Il. Holloway, do; W.
l.. Waseombe, do; S. J. Whist I'd do: G.
c. Wilcox, do.
COMPANY G.-hilIed-J. ID. Sutherland.
E. V. X. Sims. Womuded-Capt. A P. Hill. -
shot through part of of the forearm; c. A.
Allen, seriously; w. w. Allen. do: FrS.
Coulon, slightly; r. F. Carlton, do; John
Charles, do.
COMPANY acknowledgement F. Deas.
Wounded-J. E. Lewis, slightly This COM
pany dropped II of the enemy at the first
fire.
COMPANY I-Kiued-H. V. Taylor, John
J. Cooper Wounded-C. r. Pair. seriously:
j. L. Matthews, slightly.
COMPANY K-KiUed-J. A. Pettus. son of
Gov. Pettus; L. NJ Holloway, W. E. Ferritt.
WoHnded-John B. Freamy, seriously; Sc.
Courteice, Slightly.
FIELD 0FFIcERs-Co. Burt, MORALLY, and
Major Stewart, slightly.
EIGHTH (yA.) REGIMENT.
COMPANY A.-Kiued- a. Osborn, VIM.
Reader. Wouaded-Wm. Janney, seriously;
Zed. F. Milburn, do, Flavius Hayones, leg
shot off; John Shaffer, seriously
COMPANY None Killed. Wounded-
Albert F. Triplett, in the arm, slightly. -
COMPANY c. Killed - Edward Maber,
Christopher Lambert. Wounded-London
Carter. seriously; Warren .Soper, do; Chas::'
Simond, do. =
COMPANY D.-Kaled-none. Wounded--a-
Hudley Hutchinson, MORALLY; since dead. I.
COMPANY E.-RiUed nome. Wounded--
Capt. Mauley Hampton, Lieut. Joseph E.
FOrman, slightly; Jacob Pierre, do; Samuel
Winbrook, in the arm, slightly; Benz. Fore
man, slightly; Charles Jones, do John T. q
House, do; Hugh Kirkpatrick, do.
COMPANY F.-KRLed-Clinton Hatcher.
Corporal Donohue; private Costel, head shot
off by a bomb; private C. FUR; wounded,
since dead. Lieut.. Petit, thigh badly.
Lieut.. Gray, hip slightly.
Company G.-Knled-James Ballenger.
: Wounded-private Templar, Dewey, o.
Bannon and Joseph Hutchinson. sst
COMPANY H-Was on detached service and
not in the fight. s.a
COMPANY KILLED none-WouHded--
Chas. E. Taylor, seriously; 1t. Carter, in.
the hand, slightly; John w. Stallman, flesh
wound in the arm; John Simond, slightly
in the shoulder; John Rush, slightly.
COMPANY K.-RiHed-none. Woundea-'
siias Handbrech, seriously; Joseph Farr,
badly; Erasmus Fletcher, do; VIM. Rector,
do; John Lidal, slightly; Charles Jewell
do s. 7. Cook, do; VIM. Swain, do. --..,.,,
The casualties in the 18th Mississippi ;.
were few. They were out on picket duty,
miles away. The killed and wounded were
about ten. Hilled-Thomas Bodenheimer
of Quitman Grays; and private Query, of
Company g. Wounded-Priyates Flippa
Rucket, seriously; VIM. Owen and ]. P
Sullivan slightly
Total killed and woundedin the fight, las. -
= The killed and wounded have been re-
moved from Leesburg as far as practicable.
But few now remain, and they are kindly
and properly cared for.