Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-08-08
Col. Fishers Regiment.

We are indebted to the politeness of j. A Engehard
ESQ., the Governors Private Secretary, for the follow
ing official list of the killed and wounded of the 9th re-
gment of State troops in the late battle OF Manassas
Company f., Capt kirkland, commanding Phi
Yates William D. Hannah and Barney Bleany, killed
I'd Lieut. Thos. A. Price, Sd Serg't VIM. W. Tarpiey
and Daniel Burnes slightly wounded; 1st Sergt James
Parsons and Barney Brennan, severely wounded, and
Chas w. Burrows missing.
COMPANY B.. Lieut.. PdrasA commanding .-Private
Van Buren, Oakley killed; I'd Lieut.. Willie 2. Man
gum mortally wounded Serg't David O. Roberts, anC
Corp1 Arthur Darlington, severely wounded; Aler
lilly, William Ray, and Guord Laws, slightly wound
ed
Company c., Capt. Freeland, commanding.
Yates John A. Hutchrs, and Robert FalkDer, killed
Private VIM. Haley, MORALLY wounded Serg't AL
bert W. Pickett, Privates James Roman, Hiram W
Vickers, James Cop!ey, Spencer B. Freeman, Silas
Hutchins, VIM. Shamblee, John E. Davis Allison S
Glenn, and Harrison Garden severely wounded Harri
son Pickett, and Owen w. WiIlett slightly wounded.
Company E.. Capt. Avery, anding-Privatt
Joshua NJ. Sorrel mOrtaly wounded; Privates j. Il
Roberts, Jacob Thomas Thos L. Oils, and J. c. Free
man, severely wounded Capt. Isaac f. Avery, Serg
James E. Howell, Privates Joseph Boone Tillmar
Vance, Anderson j. Davis, and Brice MCGEE, slightly
wounded.
Company F., Lieut.. Carter commonding-Privates
Jas P. Stewart and James Simpson killed private'
w. P. White, MORALLY wounded privates Eldrige G
Them son and w. p. Gouge, severely wounded; pri
vate Joseph B. Thompson, ear shot off i; and Jas. g
Watson, slightly wounded
Company G., Capt. Craige, COMMUNICATIONS.
G. Noah A. B. Corrher, j. r. Corriher j. S. Smith
Jason d. Setter, Jno Hess and Jacob Safrit, killed
pryates John Howard and N Lindsay Dancy, severely
wounded prvates w. Rufus Owen, Henry w. A
Miller, Jacob W. Miller, and Bartlett Allen, slightly
wounded.
Company H., CAPT. Mitchell, command1ng-
directly in the engagement, private John W. Evans
hand shot off
Company l., Capt. York, commanding. -Ser'g. Hi
ram Sears, Serg. Jno w. Wilson and private JOSEPH
+. Morriss mortaly wounded private JAS III. Moring
severely wounded; and JOS ID. Ausey slightly
wounded.
Col Charles F. Fisher killed. and It. Col c. E
Lightfoot slightly wounded making Is killed. NOR
tally wounded, % severely 81 slightly, and missing
making So. A number OF others received slight inju
ries not worth mentioning.
The above is taken from 1t. Col. Lightfoot's ofcia
report.
ARRIvAL.-Leut. EDWARD DICK, son of Judge
Dick of North Carolina arrivei in this city Monday
evening from Florida en- route for home. Lieut.. DcE
was formerly first Engineer board the Q. s. steamer
MohGaOk upon hearing of the action of his State
resigned his commission and refused to continue biz
service board the ship They landed him at lamps
Bay without money, keeping back amount of hacl
pay due him from the United States Government o
1878. He procured conveyance however, as far al
Jacksonville, and there wrote home to Greensboro
c., for funds. He Oh his way home, coming by th
Savannah route, when he suddenly arrested sus
pcion of being spy, the remark to his former po
sition on the Mohaapk having been overheard.
He was examined before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing, and produced letters from JNo A. GILMER ESQ ant
was also vouched for by Mr.. L. BARBor and other re
spectacle citizens with whom he acquainted IN thi
city. OF course the Mayor at once released him, ex
pressing his regret for this untoward circumstance
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