The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-06
Ear Kille6 end wounded at Leesburg.

The Richmond Dispatch publishes th5 following iis
of the killed and wounded at the butte q Leesburg
The casualties Of the 18th Mis- issipp regiment were
Kiled-Richard L. Gray Levy Meyers, w. D. Wade
Wounded-Col Burt everelydied on :5atu day; sam
Mcdowell dangerously H. Jack, seriously Aaron Good
IN n arm amputated Howell L. Smith, severely; jaime:
uxon serou4lY E [ Laird, segeres; Jas NJ Oar, arm
ainputated Samuel Arlington severely ancey cooper
seriously Solomon DolverelY, do. And"J. smith, 90
Edward Mevets, slightly; VIM. Ranatl.fe, DO; d 3
Bucker. do; H. E. Pope, do NJ. R. CaGlpbell, az; J
r. GRAY, do; S. b. Burns, do; G, ch{rr, 40; - K
knight, do Lewis McLaureu, do; Capt James
Sayne do; Lient. ". P Ma1ey, do; Edward Meyers
do Total killed. % wounded.
In company B. Kiled--Wil lillian Hanson. Noundec
private Il. H. Fowler Slightly Total--l killed,
J In company G: Killed--Frank Clark Wounded
John Devine seriously; N B, Saunders slightly vii
lis Haddox, do; George G. Short, do Total killed
1 wounded
In COMPANY D: Killed.. W Mobiles, " E. Carroll
Wounded-F. b. Bostiek, seriously; Arthur Carey
slightly Jas NJ Kincaid seriously Jno 7 Morris, NOR.
tally, since dead Patrick McNeeless, motally; James
Riley do Jas. Ros.on, do. Thomas Wilson, leg ampu-
tated; Joel Wolfe slightly Isaac Foang do. Five Of
the above wounded have since died.
In company E: Killed-None WoundedA. Martin,
MORALLY; A. B. Brock, shot off w. Ii. Harris,
slightly; w E. Hambeton, do; Capt Welcome, slightly
in the neck
In company F: Killed--A. NJ. Stewart; W. L. Owen.
Wounded-Jonathan lsby, in the breast seriously j.
w FORBES mo tally; H. J, Grice in the thigh, seri-
ouslv; n W Helm seriously;W Il. Holloway, do W.
t. Holloway do ". L. WascGmbe, do; Is J. Winstead,
do; G. c. Wilcox, do.
In company G. Killed.. D. Sutherland, f. O. J.
Smms. Wounded-Capt A. D. Hill, SHOT through the
arm; C. A. Allen seriously W. W. allen, do I. 5.
gton, slightly; r + Casoh do; John Charles, do,
In complny H. Killed Benjamin F. Gees. Wound
ed--B. Z Lewis, slightly.
This company dropped twelve Of the enemy at the
first fire.
Cooper. Wounded-C R, Farr, seriously, J. L. Mat
thews, slightly.
In company K: Killed. A. Pettus, i. NJ. Holloway,
w E Territt Wounded-Lieut j B. Fe5rney seriously;
s. s. Certee, Slightly.
OF the field officers Col Burt rnogtally wounded,
and major Stuart slightly wounded.
The casualties in the 9th Mississippi ,reRIncnt were
few they being some distance away picket duty The
killed wounded and missing amountng'to about ten
Thos Bodenyeiner of the Quitman CreTs and private
Ornerv of company G wounded; private s. Flppice
Rucke seriously Mr. Owen and J. Sullivan, slightly.
Total killed aud wounded hundred and thirty eight.
The wounded have been removed as Gar from Lees
burg as practicable. few of the wouu1ed yet remain
being kindly and properly cared for.
IL THE 18TH VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
In company A: Kiled-Corporal F. A. Osborne,
private Reeier. Wounded-Wm. Jar5ubv, seriously;
Zed F. Mburn, do; FavuS Haynes, leg shot off, John
Shatfer, seriously
In company B:--Eone killed Woungied---Albert F.
Triplet, slightly wounded in the arm. !
In company c: KiIlcd-Edward Mahsr Christopher
Lambert Wounded-Lunden Carter, seriously; War.
rem Lopez do Charles Simonds, do
In company D: KiIled-no6e Woqnded-Hudey
Hutchinson, MORALLY, (snee died.
In company f: KilIed-none. Wornded-Captain
Maudley Hampton, Lieut. Joseph A. Travener slightly
jacob Pierce, do: Samuel Winbrook, slightly in arm
Benjamin Tayerner, slightly Charles Jones' do; John
T. Halves do; Hugh fitzpatrick, do,
In company +: Killed--Sergt Clinton Hatcher
corporal Donohue private Costello (ae!d shot off by
bomb private FeFr Wounded-C. FUR, lsnce diedTl
Lieut. Petit, shot in the thigh badly; Lieut. Gray
slightly, in hip.
In company G: Kiled-James BallingaF. Wounded
-prvaCcs Templer Henry OBanion John Hutcheson
Company H. was sent to the burnt bridge on Goose
creek guard the approach and did moi engage in the
fight
In company I: Killed-none WouRded--Chaa
Taylor, seriously; Lieut. Carter, slightly, in the hand
John Shilman, flesh wound in the arE,; John Smond
slight wound in the shoulder; John RusIs, slightly
In company K: Killed--none Woupded-priyages
Sias Handbook, seriously; Jos DUR, tadly, Erasmus
Fletcher do VIM. Rector, do; John Fidall, slightly;
Chas FeweIl, do J. r. Cook, do; VIM Swain, do