Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-26
Wm Harris. in !he leg slightly.
Dave Croft, wounded slightly in the bodC

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Lieut. L,fe, slight wound in the neck.
Selgennt Smith, wastwce knocked down ny
the force of the 'bumbs, but escaped almost un'
hurt
Thomas Stokes. was severely wounded.
Mr.. Elliott, slightly injured
Jesse ThTashrr. member of the Atlanta
Greys, killed three Yankees in successive shots
the last was prominent officer, and Thrasher
rushed up, tock hls pistols and escaped un'
hurt.
Capt King, Of tie Georgia Roswell Guards,
makes the the following statement Of the killed
and wounded !r his Company:
| KILLED.
Thomas Evl:, Lanes Padcu F. Smith,
and so7cn ara missing ard their late unknown.
WOUNDED.
Capt. Hing. ankle slightly.
Lieut. Dunwoud. in the hip.
Lieut.. L shop, left arm.
Lieut.. Wing or King left shoulder.
Sergeant GOssett, in the thigh.
P. Cobb in the head and thish; G bomb
burs,ed over him.
Jlmes Hunter. wounded in the leg
Joseph Simmons in the hand.
John SinnonR, in the leg.
II. Wallace, in tho head.
S. Mitchell, in the shoulder.
John Hx waS run over By the caTalry and
badly bruised.
VIM. Baily was wounded in the Jaw.
The killed and wounded in tho Roswell (Ga. }
Guards was mostly caused in the attack on
Shernan's Battery and at the time when the
gallant General Francis S. Barlow fell.
From other sources, and principally from
the wounded Tow in our city, Mr. Prtchard
learns that Cupt Towers Of The Miller (Ga
Il l.s, ia safe; Lieut. Hall, Of the Rlcs, is
said BIZ some 70 have been severely wounded
and by others to be dead; Lieut.. Scott and
private La,hrop, Of the same company, were
killed.
Capt McGTuaer, of tho Rome (Ga Light
Guards. was wounded in the leg; Geo S!ovall,
and Charles Sortoa were killed.
Capt Cooper, Of the Floyd (Ga.) Infantry,
was severely wounded in the knee
These three last mentioned Georgia conpa.
nies are reported to favc suffered severely, but
no deluils have been obtained.
Major Dunwoody was shot three times, but
mono Of them were serious, and his horse was
shot Eve timcs.
Col. L j. GaT,rell, CT Georgia, was slightly
wounded, and hls son severely, and It is be-
licved the latter has since died.
Captain Clarke, of Carol county, Georgia,
was severely wounded and Captain Wilson,
Of tho sauo Stale. slightly wounded in the
heel.
The Dawson Greene county, Ga company
was very slightly engaged in the fight.
General reports sIa.e that the f ghth Regi.
ment of Gc"rgia Volunteers suffered very Sc.
ycrcly in k lied and wounded.
Lieut. COL Montgomery Gardner, (formerly
Of the L. S. Army, end attached to the First
independent Regiment Of Georgia, of which
Gen Bartuw vas previously Colonel,) was
slightly wounded IN the leg and had his Eorse
shot from under him.
The wounded in Richmond, that visited
on Yesterday, express their heartfelt thanks for
the God like kindness which they are receiving
at the hands Of the families where they are
located. There arc thousands, and tens Of
thousands, and hundreds Of thousands OF
GeorgIaus, agG relatives und friends Of the
woundrG Throughout, the South, who will be
consu-d when they know that their wounded
loved and respected ones are in The holy keep
ing of ,he hiad ard patr lotto people Of Rich
mund
haze only been able 10 make, so far, ihis
partiul report will, rs soon as can, extend
It 10 other companies and other States.
Killed and WouuGcd at the Battle OF
Stone Bridge, Sunday, 2l,t July.
The 10 low ns IS partial list oil killed and
wounded nb;aEeG l7c.n ffcers and priratcs al
Manessa by our correspondent there:
SECOND VIRGINIA REGlMEST.
Colonel y lsoil, rnor,a!ly wounded.
Bot,s' Greyv-rnvat. Manning. mortaly
wnuudcd private rmbcrhkr, IHortaly wound
eli private E.,cIer lnor!ally Wounded ; private
M!ddickctl, slightly wounded.
FOURTH VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
R9ckhridgc Grcys-p.iya,e Goolsby, NOR
ta'ly wounded private C.x, nortally wound.
cd private Marsea, slightly wounded.
Montgomery Fcncibles. Langhorn
slightly wounded.
FOURTH ALABAMA REGIMENT.
Licutcnant'Juun Simpson, company II, prob
ably killed Pirates James jackson, OF Flor
encr, wounded; Tom knkman, Of Florence
wounded; Colonel Jones, severely wounded
Lieutenant L;ws, wounded; Major Scott,
wount!cl; Charles Wecm, wounded.
sgco:;u VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
Captain Roam, morlally wounded Captain
Clarke, slightly wounded; Captain Cnambers
killed; Private Scott DIshman, Company G..
killed; Private palngrate, Company c., Killed
Private Sam. Ritter, Company c., wounded
Private Z. Whiting, Company c., wounded
Private Mead, Clarke county, Company F..
wouadci.
WASHINGTON ARTIL.ERT CT NEW ORLEANS.
Sergeant Joshua Reynolds, killed, struck il
forehead by shell, while 6 wing word OF com
mand Private John Payne, wounded; Priya,
Crulcher. wounded.
HAMPTON LEGION, CT s. c.
Col. Hampton, wounded; Lieut.. Col. John
son, killed; Lieut.. Esan, Ct Davis Guards
killed; Private Coutr,e, Washington Light In
fan,ry, Charleston, wounded; Private Bouk
night, WATSON Guards, slightly wounded; Pri
vatc Brown, Washington Guards Slightly
wounded.
col. sLoaE's 4Tu S. C. REGIMENT
: Corporal ". A. Young, Of Capt. iIollins
worihs company, killed, and Capt Poole DIOR
tally wounded.
2Sp w. EgGiARST--c0L. ALIENS
Z. O. Burgess Company F. killed; Tsasc \
Glazc. company T. killed; WH Young, coin
piny L, hliieo; -oEh Po"ell, company +
killed; Capt. Clarke, company F, wounded
Wm Glen. wounded; Strother Barton, wound
ed; Richard Meade, wounded WIN. Hobsor
wounded; Caas Mitchell, uor;ally wounded
- Klcd, wounded.
S0TE VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
Capt. Winston R,dford, from Bedford, G
Radfrrd's RAJ g.is. Killed; Edley Irwin, sam
company, killed; Private Fuqua Clay, ORA
goons, company T. R.dford Rangers, killed
Corpcrl! Z. rurpin, wounded, same company
: col. cAsu's SIN SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT
Lieut.. Cook, company II, wounded; Capt
Harrington, company G, wounded; Prl7at
Cook, company G, wounde''; Private Long
company &, wounded; PriVale White, compa
ny Z, killed: Private ElIaby, company c
wounded
Private Dixon, Company F, killed.