The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-24


Bsnjamin watkins, arm.
James Adair. nssh wound In LETT arm.
John 0ranbling, In band. very slightly.
Tonsy Henderson, arm. slightly.
Mr.. Christian was severely bruised by a
wagon passing over him.
VIM. HArrts, In the leg, eighty.
Dave Croft, wounded slikhtly in the body
head and foot.
Mr.. Holtsciaw, In the arm.
Jerry Cannant, slightly hnrt.
Lieut.. Smith, dangerously in srm aad hip.
Thos. Norwood, arm broken.
Lieut.. Love, slght wound In the neck.
Sergeant Smith was twice knocked down
BY the force Of bombs, bat escaped almost an
hurt.
Thomas Stokes was severely wounded.
Mr. Elliot, slightly injured.
Jesse Thrasher, OF the Atlanta 0reys, killed
three Yankees In successive shoa-the
ushed up, took his pistols and escaped IN.
hurt.
Capt. King. Of the Georgia Roc well g lizards,
makes the following statement Of the killed
and wounded in his company
KILLED.
Thomas Kirk, James Padsu, b. r. Smith
and seven are missing, and their fate nm.
known.
Capt. King, ankle, slightly.
Lieut.. Dunwoody, in tho hip.
Lieut.. Bishop, left arm.
Lieut.. Wing or King, left shoulder.
Sergeant Gossett, in the thigh.
Z. Cobb, in the head and thigh-a bomb
bursled over him.
jim Hunter, wounded in q leg
Joseph Simmons, in the hand
John Simmons, in the leg.
IL. Wallace, in the head.
). Mitchell, in shoulder.
John Hix was run over by the Cavalry and
badly bruised.
VIM. Bailey was wounded in the Jaw.
The killed ami wounded Ia the Rozwell
(da.) Guards was mostly caused in the at
tack On Sherman's Battery, and at the time
when tho gallant Cen. Francis S. Barlow fell
FROM other sources. and principally from
the wounded now in our city, Mr. Pritcharc
learns that
Capt. Towers, of the Miller (Ga.) Rinss, IL
safe Lieut.. Hall, of the Rifles. is said 10y
some 10 have been severely wounded, and BY
others to be dead Lieut.. Scott and Private
Lathrop, OF tho same company, wore killed
Capt. McGruder, Of tho Rome tGa.) Ligh1
Guards, WAS wounded In tho leg. Geor9,
Stovan and Charles Norton were killed.
Captain Cooper, OF the Floyd (Ga Inf.n
try, was severely wounded in the knee
These three Iast-men toned Georgia com
panies are rsporte to have suffered severely
out no de tails have been obtained
Major Dunwoody wa. shot three times, bu
none OF them were serious, and his horse wal
shot five times.
Col l.. J. Gartreil, Of Georgia, was slightly
wounded, and his son severely, and it il be
lieved the latter has since died
Captain Clarke, Of Carroll county, Georria
was severely wounded and Captain Wilson
OF the same State, slightly wounded in tn,
heel
The Dawson (Greene county, Ga.,) Com
pany was very slightly engaged in the fight.
General reports state that the Eighth Rsgi
ment Of Georgia Volunteers suffered very So
verely in killed and wounded.
Lieut. Col. Mon tgomery Gardner Normer,y
Of Tbs U. S. Army, and attached to the First
Independent Regiment OF Ga of which Gen
Barlow was previously Uolonel) was slight
wounded il tho leg, and had his horse sho,
from under him.
The wounded In Richrnond that visited Oh
yesterday, express their heartfelt thanks fol
the God-hke kindness which they are rsc.iv.
ing at the hands Of the families where they
are located. There are thousands and tens Of
thousands and hundreds Of thousands OF
Grorgians, and relatives and friends Of the
wounded throughout the South, who will be-
consoled whom they know that their wounded
loved and respected ones are in the holy keep
ing OF the kind and patriotic people OF Rich
naond.
l have on iy been able to make. so far, thi.
partial report. will, q. soon "a I can, OK.
tend 1t to other oompan les and other States.