Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-08

agaiust overwhelming odds, and falling ike
suruunal leaves around him. A battery 10 his
right p5uTs a terrific fire On the foe and seams.
/ the last hope of Cur Door fellows who are charr
ing to the lannon's mguta-thsy waver. fall
back. seem almost cut 10 pieces: the Gallant
colonel fals Cshot in the thigh but not as you
have, It killed. I thought the day already lost
and fell back to a place of safety with a full de-
termination to remain in the rear, but encoun-
tering Gen. Cheatham's division. and some
! gallant fellows whom I had seen on another bat
| tie field. mv a-nr;stiss cot the better of my dis
~cr-tou; I galropad long the lines and give
more a..s ring a.-oua.s han I ought.
The different c,ar1saiss sbrgs as I give the
.-,,.s r.f Trrsr .~,v5i.iy
e f I' h'| s'7 Fly
ta- Psor ial.oa ,ae next tina saw
him Hs Gallant form was stretched ia oil aH L.-
- -.L t
"'
ia danger aDa MS BROW contracted Ia agony
He had received a horrible wound in the thigh.
ca --.o+ r. no no, mortal
r
ihey are an -+e n@H u El@Pe ana MusNeuy'
which 1ad udded our left wing before reinforce
,oart Col Smiths regiment is sImos. faoi-
u.-.- L,+ .--r like +b- air ovs- rrr5.7I
AKA oyDs at e~~~ '--S0 VI t"0 F-I~ai cannon
Stephens and Douglas regiments are on the
lah. obevirr the order of our gallant. GREAT.
O. r-.,L, &. nj.
O's -5'oNs hi"I O"'0 '-'" l1'o
te+
IN tas charge Capt Rogers fell wounded
.r1 no. T,b- or .ba Gallant fiji Maid tb, Drscs
ca ND7iy-
&.as! AaS! for these regiments!
Ike Rates aad Smiths. thew are COMPLETELY
-.ssr.5 ~ .l---L 81 h.- -L
49, ~ '
'rem ms Pos"i9h lA-y eanhoti long stanu against
overwhelming numbers.
lark what shout Is thstfn our rear Whence
those martial orders, r~-echoed from Officer 20
1t1cT HsH- HAT! Dtess. Forward, marel.
DIS -H- eya gan feae1 al"'
me .ils ieats D. MS lh-t "a most
arc - enemy
gwen way -'4 cS..rt @-tia
an s"2a1s or Fa.'is 'ie' ii- IA-
h-- J -J3s- OILY guess DO WAS i--sr-ea ha
yah7 J own a' ae
a-r 8 10 say HW "t .eaaelS, ID aurtEaEor
5.i"s.oa' b --'.o FOX. hl2gie5- Caa'
nisalsl- o-sa,4En, bowen, S.aEs
e'e.aIlHosa, L''aA' WOOD a-a0sp"' ana
-L-iier' were l~ d AAe tUee mics Al
Hggth OF q eeSleiase d. ue.eI4lh70 zoe.
mat n. whipped Lem az every point, auu
q Wfa. taI' are masters OF the hela.
sooioin a Isl o. NLed ana wounded, win
whom 4 came ID cor ts On the heia ana 10
LoS2-a-s
eolIG give You more o. the El'leoi PM, alass
Wllis ee "oundao cop.- 'urllsh me then names,
ta2gs@""" On me D.,2oy ns.1 hSa lei lneA
glorious names gaiy 20 men eAAa5eh
va' -ei-I tAe'l3 a-I heaven > A-sF15st curses
rag upon lAoe5 misei7 "ao are hJaFoing g2o
"-l'- many 81 'aese Asis @. poverty anu d hooie
name arr .'''0t -oYu OK ta--sEs- +
va 50 illLL.A.o - y lsl-Ls tN' -5ieI4S
"l-A 4 o['15t % you cay q 1Is hist HuS
57 'OYo ~>eH " O- grave Joy on t~5
Leiu- H.
PARTIAL LIST OF KILLED n WOUNDED
J. w. Thompson, 18Th Tenn. wounded: J. B
Eciin. 18th T.nu. wounded: Sam. Cole, 18th I
Tenn. killed: E.. A. Chambers. 18Th Tenn. 4
killed; Cant. Bethel 22d Tenn, wounded; 1t.
j. T Hines. 5-h Tenn. wounded; Gen. Clark. .
wounded: L. Maddia. 18Th Tenn. wounded:
.Jalu Gibson. 9TH Tenn. wounded: ". Il (
Mathews. CIsrk's battalion. wounded; M- Pom
Ter. Holly Springs, wounded; 1t Abbot. I'd
Tennessee. Killed: ! n. Jones. 22d Tennessee,
wounded John Wells, 81 Mississippi. wounded;
Gen. Wood. reported killed: Jimmy NcNsuus.
.lfgbtIv wounded; Capt Chains, l54za Tenn,
killed: 6 H. McCanIy. wounded; I ". Brad
ford. 55;b Tenn. wounded Leroy Reese. 18th
T-an wounded; Fred. WekeIl. l5sth Tenn
Gr.y's COMPANY. wounded in mouth: X. T..
srs-lar. Ab Ia wounded; r II. Wells. 81
Mics vgund. ! s NAYS. 18th Tenn. woua5-
81. pr Drfy 5b ARK wounded. Jacob
~, IN arr wounded. T e Ol5ba, An
IA woundad. CIV BRIDGES. Atb Iouisisna
,-~Is5. g.. O., An Z o,IisisDa woDnde5.
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