The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-25
LATEST FROM MANASSAS.
LIST OF KILLED Ann WoY,Nnrn

MANASSAS, July "a --Ofncial parars found
n the battle Held put tie enemy's force az
u COO. General j ohnstou was nominnIly An
rommand, but magnantmousiv insisted tina.
ienerai Beauregard's order Of battle should
he executed. General made the fight
The Confederates re occupy Fairfax O. Il
The following Is list OF the killed and
wounded OF the TN Georgia Regiment Col.
far;reli commanding:
cowsrA AND DISTRICT GUARDS
KiHsd.-C NJ. Brown, Marcus A. North
md George Carmichael.
Wounded James p. Russell, dangerously;
Dickald, ditto; Lieut. Jacob Benton, eight
Charles Shropshire, slightly: james
t sro1shan: w W. =, g.ysnder, slightly }. T.
Springer, slightly; James Bankston, slightly,
o. II. Adams. slightly.
ATLANTA cosFEDgRArE GUARDS
Killed VIM. NJ. Ballard, WA. f. S,mp-
-oD, John E. Woodruff, John T. NJ White,
Nm Todd, and VIM. II. Whitaker.
Wounded Capt. Foreaer.. seriously
Lieut. ii II. Witt, seriously; Lieut.. Robert
K. billiard, seriously; Andrew Owens, esri-
'usiy Henry Q tiartreli, SERIOUSLY, t,nd
las since died J John I. Cook, VIM u. Ma
son, James I, Jordan, +. L. Esheridge and
Vim. w Stephens, ali serious iy; and John
! Phillips, Jesse Emoury, Joseph Embury.
Perry Cody, james A. Bsnnett and 4. ".
dayie, all slightly.
PAuLDISa VOLUNTEERS.
Killed-None
Captain o. S Jenkins, W. Burrows. d. e.
Hollis, Allen White, Noah Adcock, Thomas
Oglam, II. +. Lee, Moses Cooper, A stein
ham. Only one slightly wounded. q. B. Har.
COBB coSrRpEsArE araSos.
Killed None.
W Z, ,g.s ss',Sssly- +. y. Mayor.
Slightly Hoanded. y. N. Scott, g. H.
Smith, +; M. Duncan, E. Bishop. W. n 10,
aant, 5. +. Mayo, w. +. Meadows.
pEcALB LIGHT IaRAsTRY
Killed None.
Herring, W. X. Northan, W. W. B,enniu'
Sfghtty Wounded james Richardson.
F a. Nash. W. W. Mach, Thomas Atwood,
IvERsos ,sv1scrsLss.
KttIed.-None.
Bodty Wounded Captain A. T. Burke.
aSightty Wounded-F. +. Duke,E Coleman.
Thomas Mcdonald, s Setter, l. +. Dole, John
harris, David Harris, L. h Harper
HEARD voLUSrxsRs.
Ktlted.-Lisut. E +. Glove and A. J. NIL.
liam. -N
Seriously Weundsd.-T. T.. Brown. T. J.
Brimer, ) N Fanner Lieut.. j w. Houston,
j. Pittman. and q. l.. Sugart.
Mortat1y Wouaded.-F. III. Barlow.
EeatnerstOne, and w. L. Pollard
ROSWELL GUARDS.
N st'eu - uothds MIX, JAM Padt0H, aud
Il. Smith.
Seriously acknowledgement T. F.. King.
Lieut. = A. Danwoody, Serg't Gossett, N
NJ. jackson, and ID. II. Baxley
Slightly Wounded.-Wm. Wallace, John
simmons. Joseph simmons, VIM. Price. jas.
Hunter, John Hunter, II. N Roberts. j Hise,
J. p. Stephens, s. Mitchell, Lieut.. b. r.
Bishop and Lieut.. J L. Wing.
CABLE MoUyTArNEgRs.
KiIed.-None.
Hortatiy Woundsd.--J. N. Daniel. -. r.
Parks.
Slightly Wounded -. w. j. kirbs. J. n
Daniel, 2. Bryant, w j Simpson, w A
johnson, H. s. Collins, and 2. J M uilins.
DAVIS INFANTRf-FRoM ATLANTA.
Killed john A. Packet and w. l.. Bay-
we'll,
Sighfig W0naied Lieut.. J. T. Walton
A McPherson, w. w. DAVIS, Ohas Tauk
J, o. English, ]. M. Wright, T Phillips, A.
Tuner, a. e. Sneed, Il. T. Jordan, and W.
w. Glover.
Mr.. Pritchard, the news agent of the South
ern Press, is indebted TO Mr. p. w Alexander.
OF Epson county, Georgia, for the foregoing
Geographic report from Manassas MIR. A.
promises to send similar Diet tails of the Eighth
Georgia Regiment Tomorrow. p.