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

v,eu,<eroy ARTILLERY OF New ORLRAss.-Ser-
ceau oshun REYNOLDS killed struck in the forehead
by shell, while giving the word ct eomnand private
John Pvaae ~eunded private Cfutchef wouhdeu.
4rH ALk REGIMENT.--Lieut. John Simpson pfool-
blv killed Company II; prvates james jackson ana
Tom Kirkman Of Florence, wounded; Col Jones, Sc
yerely wounded; Lieut. Laws Major Scott aHd ChaS'
Weem, wounded.
From the special correspondent Of the Montgomery
Advertiser under date OF the 9th gather the toll
lowing additional casualties, in advance OF the oieia
report 1t may not be entirely correct.
|. Alabama Zouaves Tuskcgee.-T. j. Sinclair, w H.
WYNN. L. Lewis, Jasper Newsome killed; VIM. Toury,
James TAYLOR, A. A. Greene, W. A. Hunt Jno Gles-
pie and j Lynch slightly wounded. Capt. Dyer was
very slightly wounded and Lieut.. /. A. Chapman was
wounded in the head.
Marion Light Infantry, none were killed; S W. Nc
KeralI. G. f. Stephens, I'd corporal f. G. Butler, S.W
Peasants and J. g. Tarrant, severely go0aded >. H.
Grove. A B. Down, w H. Fiquet w d. Johnston,
and J. NJ. Shivers, slightly.
The remainder of the 4th has been moved forward,
and shall not them probably, until arriving at
Alexandria That may be long time, however
The Ripley Miss Advertiser publishes an Extra,
dated the 3lst giving the following list of the killed
ard wounded in the I'd regiment Mississippi volunteers
who fell in the battle Of the 2lst ult, at Manassas
/ Col. ". c. Falkner commanded them
Company A., Capt Leath.-Kiled: j. h. Thomas,
Henry Hill Wounded; Benz. F. Boone, mortally; j.
D. Parker, T. }. Cody J. P Rose and John Whit
field, severely; John p Burge, slightly.
Company B., capt j. II. Buchanan. Wounded: j.
T. Thorne MORTAL y-sincc died; Lieut.. John n. Seal
". severely Corporal John. w. Parr, severely; Ser
ieant Wiburn, severely, Jno. w. Mcdaniel, John l.
Grace Allen Talbert, II. l. Webb, Peter Hammer
smidt and Rose Byrn, seVeselFs Matthew Knox, Alex
D. Wolf, Allen W. livingston Benz. F. Thompson, L
E. Delaney and serg j. G. Lauderdale, slightly.
Company C.-Killed, David H. Taylor, Thomas
Deaton Luciu5 w D. Nelson and R. +. Merheant.
! Wounded: VIM. w. Westkaoeks, severely, and Geo
II. Turner slightly. Missing: Vim. J. Sisk.
Company D., Capt. w. D. Beck-Killed; Lieut. j
I c. Butler Moses J. Baker Wounded Jos 7. Plum
kett, Henry L. Thompson and Robert Ross, severely
Capt. w D. Beck, Joseph j. Cox, NC. Seph, Pete
Mooney, q. A. Cathey Thomas X Todd, }. Fulton
R. A. Allen and Vim. s Cooper, slightly Missing
4 r. NJ Walker.
Company E.-Thos X Strickland, Chas Nelson, J
T. Bates, severely; Robt Whitby, W. NJ. Combs, W
! Powell and Ivy Woodward slightly
Company F., Capt, W. L. Dayis.-Killcd Lieut.
IL Smith, Lieut.. Nathan r Brasseln4an, serg. E. D
sullivan Sam. \. Mcbride, Lewis j. Hudson and Jno
/ A. Green. Wounded John A. Norton m6rtaIly; "
/ A. Morgan, W. L. Luna, John Cook and K. C. Wor
sam, severely Missing: James b. Robinson.
/ Company G.. Capt. H. Il. Miler-kied Lieut.. r.
/ A. Palmer, John NJ. Ward, and William E. Wiley.
Wounded: A. J. Clements, J. j. Pickens, Sposwood
Cambridge Berry u. Elzey and A. J. McMichcn, Sc
verely; J. w. Alexander j. Ii. w williamson Eli Crit
fin, J. w Combs, Slas Aaait, Marx Stewart, D. Boyce
and VIM. Newsam slightly.
Company H-Killcd: D. " McCarty. Wounded:
Arch Clark, mortally; Vim. Gaillard, j. NJ Hubbard,
VIM. Johnson John Mitchell and N. A. Hill severely;
Newton Clayton, Thos Ayrcs, A i, Roberts and A !.
Gaines slightly. Missing: ". NJ. T. Thompson, Nm.
Younger.
Company WOUNDED John n. Lyons, severely.
Company X. Killed w. 7. Fay, JEFF, Williams.
Wounded: j. H. Miller Andrew b. Harvey and Robt.
Weaver, severely; H. J. Inman, J. A Keenan, and A.
F. Tubb slightly.
FIELD AND STAFF OEFIcEHs.-Wounded Col, VIM.
c. Falkner slightly; Serg. Maj. J. Blair, severely.
Missing Lieut. B. b. Boone
/ lSigned W. c. FALK>En, CaloBeI. /. B. HovIs,
Adjutant, I'd Reg. Miss Volunteers.
| 18TH REGMENr.-Killcd Capt. Neville, Camden
Rifles; Lieut. York, Miss. College Rifles; Serg. Lcvey
Brown Rebels; privates Anderson, Hi Taylor, Means,
Marntzc and Cayitt Wounded Lieutenant McTaurin;
privatcs A. McLaurin Off Bridges Brady Bald
win, Bate since dead Bishop, Tbornton Allen, HoI-
lingsworth Tucker Cassidy, Parsons, Dr. Gordon Ne
Nell, Capshaw-lost leg, Martin, Carraway, Logan,
and G. +. Allen.
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