The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-05

List Of Rebel Officers Killed and
Wounded at the Battle Of sharps-
burg,
The Sharpsburg correspondent Of the
Savannah Republican gives the following
partial list Of rebel officers Killed aud
wounded at the desperate battle Of
Sharpsburg. He prefac,s the dismal roll
by saying
"Our own losses have been heavy, in
Guiding many officers Of worth and posi-
ton. For the present II would seem
from this that the rebels lost many more
officers can only mention the follow
ing
KILLED.
Brigadier Generrls Starke and Brach,
Col. Douglas, Of the 18th Georgia, COM
manding brigade, Colonel Holmes, %
Georgia, Colonel Mlligan, of the 18th
Georgia, Col S. B. Smith, Of the 9th Ca,
Col. Newton, OF the 9th Georgia, Capt.
Nesbit, commanding Sd Ga and Lieut..
Col. Barclay, of the 23d Georgia (report-
ed killed. Major Il. S. Mcintosh, Of Gen.
McLaw's staff, and Lieut.. s. b. Parkman,
OF Reads Georgia battery. Also Colonel
Strong, Captains Richie and Galloway,
and Lieuts. Little and Lynne, of the 9th
Louisiana and Captain Mcfarland and
Lieut.. Newman, of the 9TH Louisiana.
WOUNDED.
Major General Anderson, of s. G.:
Brigadier- General Anderson Of n O.
Gen. LaW ton, of Georgia, in leg Gen.
Ripley, Of s. c., in throat; Col. Duncan
MCRea, Of n, c., who succeeded Ripley
in command, slightly Col. Magill, of
Ga. Regulars, lost an arm; Majors SOrrel
and Walton, of Longstreet's staff; Col.
Gordon and Lieut.. Col. Lightfoot, of the
4th Alabama; Capt. Reedy, of the 3D.
Alabama, (wounded and missing at
Boonsboro' Gap; y Col. Cumming, of 10th
Watson; of 9th Georgia; Lieutenant
Georgia; Major Tracy, badly, and Captain
Col. Sloan, of sd Georgia Lt-Coouel
Captain Jones, OF the 22d Georgia:
Crowder badly, of 3lst Georgia; Major
Lewis, Captains Henry and St. Martin,
and Lseutenants Murphy, Cook, Current,
Dea, Mont emery, Bryant, Wren, Bird
sail, and McJ imsey, of the 9Th Louisiana;
Colonel Penn, Captains Frank Clark and
| OConnor, and Lieutenants Smith, Orr,
and Martin, of the 9th Louisiana; Capts
Herrin, Morgan, and Harper, and Lieuts
Knox, Tarpey, Flower, Talbot, and
Wells, of the 7tu Louisiana Major
Menger, Capt, Hart, and lieutenant Pat
tersOn, Of the 9th Louisiana Colonel
| Hately and Lieutenant Colonel II. &.
| Lamar, and Sergcant-Major Anderson, of
! the 9TH Florida; Captain Gregory and
privates Hagin, Henry, Bryant, Parker,
Strickland, Bateman, HOn, Barnett Dill
lard, and Martin, Of Company II, Of the
same regiments; Color Sergeant Of OgIc-
thorpe Light Infantry, 9Th Georgia, above
the knee, and leg amputated Captains
Karackor and Carey, and Lieutenants
Macon, Gay, and Hubert, of 18th Gcor-
gia; Major Randolph Whitehead, of 18th
Georgia, and Captain Charles White
head, Of General Wrights Staff; Major
Harris, of 10Th Georgia, and Col, william
Smith, Qate Governor, aud known as
Extra Billy Smith,) of Virginia, badly.
Generals Lawton's and Wrights wounds,
though severe are not considered dan
| BcIOus' uC same may DC Salu " Nol.
GOrdon's and Lieutenant Colonel Light
foots, of the 9th Alabama; Major Cen
eral Anderson's, Brigadier- General An
derson's and General Ripley's.
Ihaye omitted to mention in the proper
place, that Major Robert S. Smith and
! Lieutenant Lewis Cobb, Of the 9Th Geor-
gis, were killed also, Lieutenants I'm
! derwOod and Cleveland, of the 18TH GeOr-
gia, Capts. Geo Maddox aud Crawford,
Lieutenants Callahan aud Williams, and
Sergeant McCurry CHE latter mortality,
of the same regiment, were wounded.
Private Sladc, of the oath Georgia, kill
! ed.
This list is imperfect perhaps, limited
as il is aud comprises only such names
as | have been able to gather up during
the progress of the fight.