The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-05

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Maryland Artillery.
Captain Snowden Andrews company of Mary
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Richmond Markets.
We notice little change in markets, AM
transactiQus are still limited to small dealings
The quantity of old -four now in market, together
with the large crop of wheat just harvested, ha
rendered the article very dull. We quote super
fine at SIS so to $685. extra superfine sc 6215; fam
lily ST to $3.50. Corn is quiet at 60 to 65 cts a.
per quality. The sales Of tobacco for the last few
days exhibited little change in prices; there is
however, we think, better feeling in the market
particularly for the better grades of shipping W.
quot common lugs at from So to 50 Is; good So 81
to S4; common leaf S4.50 to So rs; medium Sc q
to 81; good and fine from $3.50 to SI0-with occa.
sional sales at higher rate. Bacon is scarce, and
freely commands from II to Is cts. for hog round
Leather is scarce and high, and persons having
any country tanned would do well to send it in
Groceries remain frm-cofee at the present prices
from 25 to 30 cts.-beng now almost Injury.
Salt has again advanced-S6 to 81 being asked per
sack. We think it could be brought here from the
Southwest for much less. No new wheat has been
offered in the market, and there is no disposition
on the part of our miIlers to buy.
Killed and Wounded.
We present below the mOurnful catalogue of
h0nored names belonging to the 9Th regim ent OF
North Carolina State troops who fell, or were
wounded by the side of their gallant, lamented
commander, Col. G. F. Fisher, in tbe action On
officially correct, and may be relied on:
Col Chas. F. Fisher, killed. Lieut.. Col. Chas
F. Lightfoot, slightly wounded.
CoMPANY A-CAPr. KIRKLAND, COMMANDING -
Killed -Privates VIM. d. Hammer, Barney Bleaney
Severely Wounded Sergeant James Parsons
Private Barney Brenan. Missing.-Chas. W. Bur
roughs
COMPANY B-LTEUr. PARISH, CoMMANDrSG.-Kill-
ed-Privae Van Buren, Oakley. Wounded Nor.
tally-2d Lieut.. VIM. p Mangum. Wounded Sc
vereIy-Sergeant D. c. Roberts, Cor Arthur s.
Darlington.
CoMPANY C-CAPT FREELAND, CoMNAuDrYG-
Killed--Privates John A Hutchios R0ber, Fauk-
ner. Wounded Mortally--Private William P.
Haley. Wounded Severely--Sergeant Alberto W. .
Pickett; privates James Reman, Hiram W. Vick-
ers, Spencer B. Freeman, James Copley, Sias
Hutchns, William Shambler, John E. Davis, Ali
son s. Glenn, Harrison Garden.
COMPANY E-CAPr. AVERY, CoMMANDING Nor
tally Wounded-Private Joshua NJ. Sorrels. Sc
verely Wounded-Privatcs j ohm r. Roberts Jacob
Thomas, Thomas i. Oils, John C. Freeman.
COMPANY F-LIEUT. CARTER, COMMLNpING.-Kill-
ed-Privstes James p. Stewart and Jas. Simpson.
Mortaliy Wounded-Private William P. White.
Severely Wouuded-Privates L, G. Thompson and
VIM. P. Younger.
COMPANY G-CArr. CaAGGE, CoMuAND1YG-
Kiled-Privates George Neab, Amos b. Corrhor,
Jacob r. Corrihor, Jacob S. Smith, Jason D.
Setter, John Hess. Jacob Salrit Severely
Wounded d-Privates John Howard, N. L. Daucy.
COMPANY H-CAPr. MITCHELL, CoMMANDtNe -
Not directly in the engagement) Private John
w. Evans, hand shot OFT.
COMPANY I-CAPT. YORK, CoMMANDING.-Mor-
tally Wounded-Sergeants Hiram Sears, John w.
Wilder, private Jos. Il. Morris Severely Wound
ed-Private Jas. H. Moring.
RECAPITuLATIoN.
hllIed ....r.,.. ,'-,,.,,,,,, 10
Mortally wounded ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Severely wounded. INSTRUMENTATION. 25
Slightly wounded ...,,,......,,,...,,,.. 81
so
A number of others received slight injuries, not
worth mentioning in this report.
The following is list of killed and wounded be.
longing to the Fifth Infantry, n c. State troops,
Col. d. H. McRie, in the action on the 2lst OF July:
Yates Wiley Garner and r. Richardson. wounded;
Corporal Blake W,ggns, company G, slightly
wounded .-Raleigh State Journal.
The Roclkbridgo Troop.
A correspondent of the Wig says:
In the great battle of the 2lst, four Rockbridge
companies, to wit: the College company, under
Capt. White (James), the Rifle company, under
Capt Letcher, the Grays, under Capt Updike, and
the Rockbridge Artillery, under Capt. Pendleton,
(besides Yeatman'a company, more than half from
Rockbridge, were in the hottest of the fight, and
drove the Zouaves before them at the point of the
bavonet. | send you herewith printed list Of the
killed and wounded 10 those companies 2s far as
yet ascertained. | believe Captain NJ. X. Whites
Horse Company also in the fight but | have
received no account of it. Wishing to see justice
done to my countrymen, desire that you will
publish the substan of the above statement in the
Wing, and obige Your ob't rerv't,
S. Med. NJ.
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.
We are indebted to Mr.. J. Wallace Ruff, of the
Rockbridge Rifles, for the following list of killed
and wounded in the late battle at Stone Bridge in
the companies from Rockbridge:
List of the killed and wounded of the Liberty
Hall Volunteers, company }, 4th regiment Virginia
Volunteers:
Ked-B A. Bradley and C. W. Bell, bv the
sa m hal 7, hv CHI oil md
OFT and H. l.. Wilson, in the charge on the bat
teries. Wounded Severely-C D Strickler, shot
in the shoulder, the ball striking the pine Cal1iu
Utz, struck in tho mead with a piece Of shell |---
o. w. Bell died just as he was put the cars
the other four were buried together, and their
graves marked with head d-boards.
List of killed and Wounded of the Rockbridge
Greys, 4th regiment Virginia volunteers
krlled-Leut. }. L. Moffett; Privates J. r.
McCorkle, S. p. Wilson, John Goolsby and j.
McManamv.
List of killed and rounded of the Rockbridge
Rifles, 4th Virginia Infantry:
killed-Frederick Davidson and Asbury c. Nc
Cluer.
Wounded severely-D. G. BowYer P A. David
son, Adam Miller, John E. Moody, E. Y Northern
and Joel Nef
List of wounded in Rockbridge ARTILLERY:
Lieut.. Brockenbrough and Private Jordan.
None killed.
official Report of Killed and Vo unsied in
First Regiment Virginia Volunteers, in the
18th and 2Ist.
Wounded-Ce. P, T. Moore, left arm and side;
Quartermaster VIM, G. Allan, in calf of right leg;
Major Skinner, head, slightly.
COMPANY B-CAPr. JAS K. LEE.-Kied-
j. E. Allen Wounded-Captain j. X. Lee, through
the body; Lieutenant w. W. Harrison, right foot;
Sergeant J. Lumkin, left hand and side, slightly;
private N. Kepler right breast, dangerously; pri-
vate Frederick Lutz, head slightly.
COMPANY C-CAPT. JOHN DooLEY w ound ed
Lieut.. VIM. English, ankle; Sergeant Pat Ran
kin, leg, slightly; private Joseph W. Briscoe has
since died. Michael Ledman, since died. private
j.. L. whitaker, body, dangerously; Michael
Hughes, breast, dangerously; John Hamilton, in
the arm; Andrew Forsyth, in the arm; John Ka-
vanah, in the hand.
COMPANY D-CAPr. GaIswoLD Two men acci-
dentally wounded, names not reported.
COMPANY E*-CAPT g. X. SHERMAN.-Killed-
Corporal lsidore Morris. Wounded-Corporal
James E. Marrow, leg, which has been amputated;
privates P. X. Riley, severely, in the thigh and
calf of leg; Thomas Collins severely, in the shou-
der; c. M. Hennng, slightly, by fragment of a
shell.
COMPANY G-CArr. WIN. H. GoRpox.-Khl.
ed-Lieut II. H. Miles, Privates J. Scott Nal
lory; L. S. wilkinson Wounded-Privates-
Henry Ashby, left foot, slightly; Geo. F. Knauff,
left hand, slightly; Jas. A. Ro, ster, right arm,
slightly; Robt. Ashby, blow on the neck; VIM. l..
Ware, ankle, slightly.
CoMPANy H-CApr. F. j. BoGGs-Killed-Pri
vate Milton A. Barnes. Wounded-Sergeant Jas.
l.. Bray, hand, slightly; John "a. Morgan foot,
slightly; John Fl. Hartman, hand, slightly.
COMPANY l-CAPT W. o. TAYLoR.-No one in
jured in this company.
COMPANY K-CAPr. F. F.M1LLER.-Killed-Priva
Wofgang Deacomb. Wouuded-Priva; es w. Z.
Gree thigh; F. Cartier, hand; Henry Dobel, hip,
slightly; P. c. Daginhart, left arm.
Total killed, nine. Wounded, thirty-three.
ROCKINGHAM REGIMENT.
The Harrisonburgi (Va.) Register furnishes the
annexed list of the killed and wounded of the Rock
iugham Regiment, which was in the thickest of the
fight:
Killed.-Southern Greys, Edinburg.-Lieut.
John W. Heaton shot in the heart with musket
bal; died few hours after be was shot.
VALLEY Guards. -Harrisburg-Privates John W.
Bowles, printer, of New Market, and lsminius A.
killed by musket shot through the heart Mr..
Moore shot and received bayonet wound.
He died on Monday morning.
PAGE VOLUNTEERS, LURAY.-Privates Ambrose
Conner John W. Kite and James H. Gaines, all in
stautly killed by musket shots.
SOUTHERN GREYs w Wounded-Geo W. Sibert,
badly wounded--shot through the breast.
VALLEY GuARDs-Lieut. P. Bryan, slightly
wounded in the head; Corporal M. D. Coffman, Sc
verey wounded through the left side; private John
J. Roof, badly wounded in the foot; private David
Harrigan, badly wounded in the foot and ankle.
SECOND REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
The Winchester Republican furnishes the an,
nexed list of the killed. wounded and missing of
the I'd regiment (Col. Allen) Virginia Volunteers:
COMPANY A. OF Jefferson County W ounded-
Capt. j. W. Roam. in the ankle; Private 7. j.
Hurst, shot through the body; Ogden, in the hip;
Edmonds, in the hip; G. N. Myers, shot through
the leg.
COMPANY B, Jefferson County-W Wounded-Pr
vate A: Boteer, slightly on the knee by piece Of
spent shell.
COMPANY C, Clarke County. .-Kied-Privates
George 5. Whittier, Benjamin E. Grubbs, Scott
Dis6man Wounded-Captain W. N. n elson, Sc
verely in the left breast.
COMPANY D, Berkey county-Captain j. 0. A..