Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29
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called upon 70 uneis 10 ard w'tnes 20 sufci scene
fhs Rockingham Regiment behaved mosi gal snuy.--
They reached Piedmont station between ten ana eleven
o'clock and we're Immediately ordered TO the scene o.
carnage. Falgued from loss Of rSst having marched
nearly the whole Of the two previous nights exhausted
from want OF food. many ot them not having eaten o1
forty-eght hours yet they marched az double iiek
distance Of six miles and When they reached the hsi
of battle thew euered upon the discharge Of their duty
not reluctantly but With loud cheering and shouts and
oxidation Too much praise eanno. De awarded 70 the
gallant Col bbons who eoolly rode amid the thckeSi
Of the 6ght and deliberately isSu d his orters Lieut.
Col n r. H. Warren and MAJOR 7. Walker behaved
nobly. b, We eAanOt particulars, mention iod-
vdua instances Of bravery when adistinguished The N
selves BY their courage and GODDESS. Every com any
iron Rockr CHAM Shenandoah and Page did their day
uooy.
TIE Valley Guards, from HArrsonburg, the Bridge
water Greys southern Greys ftom Ediuourg and rag
Volunteers were detached from the Regimen, on specs
service and therefore unable 90 witness sner
eOnduct on the battlefield. but have understooo rom
reliable psrsons Who were present. nss usy
themselves hike men and VirgieAns They sustained
most Ealing Ere from an overwhelming farce OF the en-
emv comprising three regiments. The Rockingham
hes Capt jas Kennsy. Peaked Mountain GreyS, Capt
VIM B lAsesy, SrAsSorE Guards Capt. slower, River
ton Invinebles C2pL Coyington, Chrsmans Infantry,
Uapt Geo ChriSmsn, aad hecklenburs Rass, Lieut..
Campbell scm nAnding all behaved most eoolV and did
INST elective service. Rooki g1am may Nen he proud
Of her voiuDteers and may be assured tina. they will
never dim her lair sseuehsOn wh the foul sAia Of
ard:ee-
Remembering with gratitude the brilliant victory lei
a. hereafter uuceAsngly in the power Of tia Most
High and continually praise God from whom ali bess-
ings aos.'
The wounded receive every attention that it is possible
10 render
Other information than IS contained in this hss,y
sketch am permitted to give il has been order
ed that Attenuation relative the strength and move
msns Of tbs army sAsl b, plb.ishsd
Annexed send you co-rse. lis. Of the killed and
wounded OF cur regimsnr
KILLKD.
sOUrHxRS GRATs, EdinbGrg-Lieu,. John W. Heaton-
Shot in the heart ~ith masket ball Died in a few
hours after be Was sho:
YALLEI GUAKBs, Harrisonburg. -PriVltss John W.
Boues print0r OF Mes Market aud lsninus A. Moore,
of kolnt Jackson. Mr.. BoSles instantly killed By
mlskes snOg through sc heart Mr. Moore shot
AID received a bAyoost wound Hs died on Monday
M 'rsihg
PAsE voLuSrExS,, LarAy.-Privatss Ambrose Conner.
John w. Kite and James II. Gaines AL nssA all killed
- BY muske. shots
scrrHEsx GsEts-GsOrss ". ssoer,, badly wounded.
ssOs through the breast = u. Gands'aH, nesh wound
in the thigh.
YALIEs (ivAaOs.-Lieut p. ByAn, slightly wounded
In the bead. Corporal n D. COfRan, severely wounded
through the left 81 le Private John J. koof, badly
wounded 10 the ioOs Pryde David HArrigAn, badly
wounded in the foot a. d arcle.
BRIDGEwArxa GREYs.-Private jas. Ainnek wounded
siShtyjn the heeL
CHRisxANs ISFASTsy.-iieut JAmes AAlssoo, slightly
.fo19ded ia saA Forehead Private WIN Hhhmore,
lightly wounded IN the lSf. hand
PAas VoLUSrKKEs corporal Trnton D Srayes, bad
" wounded in the leg Private James u. Cabbage, bad
" wounded In the thigh
Many affecting incidents Of the bltile Am compelled
from want OF time 10 cum. IL this hurried ist'es,
Tialy but hastily s. IAsSKrh,
Chaplin 10Th r &c Va VOs.