Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-23
Eist Of cnsunllEes
In the 19th regiment Mississippi volunteers IN
the battles before Richmond:

Major john Mullins, commanding, painful
wounded in tho right side by shells Captsl
n Il Harris, ID commanding. slightly woapde
in the head; Adjutaut r. IL. Allen, shgdtl
wounded in the leg; OrdnGnee-sefgeant D. +
Mckee, painfully wounded in the ioot an
shoulder.
Company A, "Jzf Davis Guards" Captain
c. NJ Thomas Killed: Corp1 Pace. Private
T. A. Jones, T. II Batemau, W. +. Thompson
j. T. CLARK, and z. Z. Bomar
U0mded-Ist Lieut. NJ. NJ. Lindsay, 2n,
Lieut. J. Q Perry, Sc .g'tJ J. j. BurIage, Corps
rails J. Merritt. G. E. Smith; Privates W. Lyles
J Ingrahsm, T. NJ Barrage, H. V. Bayne, )
NJ Burt r G. Bryant, II. G. Cullom, Z. n
Christopher, J. Downing, u. +. Eddi1s, I. w
o. Head. s. N Hutchinson Lev. Hutchinson
II L. w Hsthnmo II. A. Jackson, NJ Luke
e +. Luthers J. D. Moor, A. Mcdonald, u X
| Read n L Richardson, j. A. Simmons, Il. j
Wellborn, c. d. Wells and J. Wineburg.
Killed, 5; wounded, 30.
Conrany &, Mott Guards" stLieat G. D
! Morris, commanding g.-RaIed: Sd Lieut. John
| A Sirles, Gorporsls G. T. Christian. B. f
4 Vaughan Privstes John Wcstmoreland, T. Glib.
! son. and J. Med Mcmillan. WoUaded: Lieut.
| G.. D. Morris seriously, Lieut. Gregory, Privates
! A NJ Smith, J A. Graham, w Loudemuik, 4.
| W 0IurTin. A. II Shoup. T. A, Thumitt, J.
| Lowry, S. +. Lowry, w. b Lowry, C. Caros-
! ters F. NJ Sawyer and S. Moory. Killed, g.
wounded, a.
Company c, Warren Rifles, of Vicksburg,
Mississippi, 2i Lieut. n B Harris command
iug-Kjiled: Ist Sergt. Juo Brady, PHyates
George Green, Patrick Mclaughlin, Roger Nc
Goweu. founded: 2l Lieut.. NJ. B Harris com
manding. right thigh nd left leg, mOrially;
Sargts James C,mpbell Chas. Dippie, John
Clark, H. Couvsdie, Corporal D. Kane, Mus-
T---s-rl,-,
Jno Briclley, H. Batemsn, D. Carroll J J.
Dowling, T. Foley, Jas. Gleason, Jas. Gillian,
Ed. Garnett, VIM. Henry, NJ Kane, M. Kelly,
T. Kaefe, D. Laughlin, G, Lssry, 7. Quidly,
Jno Rowl, James Smith, Pat. Shay, Ed. White.
Missing; James Sullivan. 7. Lyons, Ed. Kelly.
Total killed, 4 +; wounded, -S; missing, 3.
Company D, Thomas Hjnds' Guards" lst
Lieut.. 7. II. Burch cOumaudng-wou in
the thigh Kalcd-Privates G. BarEn, J. Glib.
sons. H. Gaice. 0. G Johnston, A. McLsurie.
W0uHaed-3i Lieut. w S Schinny Sergeant
Lidditti, Corporal Stampie; Privates j. GuieB,
B. T. AdoUr Chas. Carpenter, Andrew Caroth-
ars. Chos. burst, Chas Etsman, J. II. Evans,
F. Frank, A B. Gardner, Jske Garret, d NJ
Griflinc, J. Hamberlin. w. A. Hill, T. II. Hunt,
L. L. johnson. c. Leighmsp, B. Mitchell, Wm
Owen. W. ?. Scott, James Toney, A L Timble,
J. g. Tubbs, A. Wilkinson. Nul Wilkinson, D.
z. Wyatt HiSSiag-H. McGl8dvy.
Killed, 6. wounded, 2S; missing, l.
Company E, "IcClupg Rihemen,' LIST Lieut.
James II. Duncan, commanding = painfully
wounded in left arm. KHled-2I Serg't " A
BIorrisoui Pdvates J. L. Carville, J. l. Hud-
son, J. Penoyer. NJ ". Karlker J. c. Black
H0uaded-Sergis L. W Smith, E A Meadows;
CorpoTals II. Hill aud McAlpjn; Musician L L
Powers. Priystss 7. II Clifford W Z Naples
S W Naples, L p Csrnith w n NJ Duke. s. |
J. Adams, r. G.. McCord, W BIcCromwell, J |
O. Rainbow. W A. J. Welsh, J. J Morrison H !
A. Mullins, B F. Has;ings, I. Nagle, E. E.
Hutton, " 7. Riley, 7. A. Ross Geo W. Cas- |
ner, W II Lundric T. II Cursbv. Cherries |
Stearnes. HisSiag-E. G. Hunt. Total-Killed |
6 wounded and missing, y.
Company F, Aren't Souhro0s," Capt. w |
G Vaughan. KI'sd-SerF J. 3. Burney, Pr |
Yates ". J Aycock, W G. Morris. J. w Foust |
C c. Mooney, A. n Wolf, P W Carter, Jno |
Silvors UoHgdsd-Cspt. W. G. Brown, pain |
fully in right breast and left arm; 2l Lieut. |
W Burney, Sergt John Terrell. Corps. -
Gen51o and 3 r Hunt, Privates i. r McNa.lp, |
J Kinney, J. l. White, S. J. Bilingsbv, !. /
Howell, - Gstrop, J. n Black, W. Crow,
". Ormsby, T. ". Waters, !. T. Clark, ". v |
Strickland. J Lu3wick, W. Coukle, L. Forest,
" n. Jordon J. Milton, J. g. Mowry. c. A. |
Robinson, c. r. Brown, 7. J. Quick, d. B |
Singleton. Totals killed, 2S wounded.
Company c. Spriugport Invincibles" =" lst
Lieut. W. S. Lester, commanding Killed
Privates S w Allen, J. F. Cook, VIM Perry,
". NJ Wootten. WouR3ed 2d Lieut. L. D. |
Raiues, slightly in side; Sd Lieut.. 7. L. Holt
painfully in the arm S rgesnts Z. S. Hawkins,
A. J. Todd II II Caldwell, J. w. L. Williams,
Corporal r. G Hudson, Privstes A. David, T.
H. Arnold, J. c. Covingtcn, D. L. McEwen, J.
w. Murphy, W. T. Rhodes, J. C Robinson,
Simeon Royal, L. w. SIogner, Benz William
.on, J NJ Goodnight. Total-killed 4, wound
d Is.
Company H Dan Wright Rifles" Sd 1t.
". J. Wall, commanding. Killed Privstes G.
=. Terrell, T H. Sadler, w. NJ Casey, W. H.
Wall. HoRuded Sergeant J. c. Wilby, Ri-
yates J. ". Coats, r. c. Hill, W. G. Hays,
James Stone, R C. Perkins, r n. Gist, J. J
2loff, J. A. Adkins, James Baughmnn, Joseph
@nyeTd, WIN. Fusthuy, II. B. Rusiun, L. II
Wall. W. p. Mealock J. n. PrarO, J w. Jobe
Missing: I. W. Harris. Totsl-killed 4,
wounded II, missing !.
Company L" Marshall Rihemen Capt T.
!, Hardin, commanding. Kaled-Ist Sergeant
T. n Black, Corp. S. S Street, Privates P P
Jenkins, B. +. Owens, p. Bradley, j. S. Car
er, J. T. Mitchell, J. w. Houze F. N Lipsey.
!. G. Siby. acknowledgements W 3 Ellis,
} Bowen, Corporals H. Pryor, Frank Venu,
William Haynes, Pnvatcs a. B. Casey, J. H.
Jovington, james Garrett J S Logan, John
lshan, +. McGoerty, D. Odell, T. J. Peel, G.
'uryear, II. D. Threadgill, II. G. Wallace, J. P
Joyington z. NJ. IDgrsham, II. D. Threadgill,
r. D. Street, J. A. COwen, Z. N Martin, d.
l. Ellis, II. 3 V. Faulkner, ". Fitzgerald N.
Mcneil, J. II. McCluskie, J. S. Logan, J. NJ
IawkiDs, Moscow Faulkner, j. A. Lang, I. J.
harp, W. II. Phillips, H. r. W. Childresr, B.
!. Clemmonds, T. W. C0viDgton, J. ID. Holt,
oe. Fowler, J. d. Murphy, VIM. MalDskie, F
l. Shaw, c. NJ. D. Terry, L. D. Wilson, G. 81.
'ouDg, James A. Stuart Nissing-P dvaie Jas
. Taylor. Total-l0 killed, A wounded, 1
Missing.
Company K, Jake Thompson Guards. Capt
,avid b. Crockett commanding Killed: Pri-
ates J. Allen, II. J. Austin, w J. Clark, G.
lease, J. w. Mossr, J P. Means, N. Price,
(. J. johnson, J. Vaughn. H0HHded: Capt. !
Da7id N. Crockett, right shoulder, serious; Lieut.
'. s. AFnew, lst Sergt. 7. w. Baunsc, Corpor-
Is J L. Blythe, J 81. Tines, G. W. Gusban,
rivates a. ID. Blythe, 7. NJ NJ Beck, 4. w.
'svis, g. w. CrUier, J. D. Duncan, S. B. |
ally, D. Camp, G. w. Rogers, J. NJ. Lyth, w.
|. PrapP, J. r. Ksler, J. J. Rice. A A. jones,
0. Clark, z. NJ Clark, j. D. Kirk, A J.
tovall, w. J. StOvsll, A. w. Grggs, J. White,
[. P Childer, G. H. Irwin, Z. Y Turner, J. A. |
liddall, J. Pratt-9 killed, 30 wounded.
Many reported wounded are slightly SO, and
re rapidly recovering.
RECAPTTULATION.-Wen into action on Fri
az, 9th ult, with an aggregate of 5l1 men.
illed, 65 wounded, 26I; missing, Z. Total,
81.
Our Teeth.
They decay. Hence unseemly mouths, bad
reath, imperfect masGcstion. Everybody re-
rets it. What is the csusel ITeply, want of
eanliness. A clean tooth never decays. The
louth is a warm place-95 degrees. Particles
f meat between the teeth soon decompose. !
iums and teeth must suffer.
Perfect cleanliness will preserve the teeth to !
ID age. How shall it be secured Use quill {
lick, and rinse the mouth after eating. Brush
nd CASTLE soap every mornings the brush and