Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

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home.
Casualties in General Barksdale's HEississ
siPPi hrizade.
From the Richmond Enquirer
The following are the casualties Of the I8t
Mississippi regiment in toe engagement nea
Sharpsburg, Maryland, on the 11th of Septem
Der, 1852. Subj iined are the killed and wounde,
in the other regiments Of General BArksdsls'
brigade With few exceptions, those who were g.
severely wounded as 10 be unable to walk wer
left on the Maryland side within the enemy
iae, about four miles from Shepherds.owu Vr
inis. Surgeons and nurses have been left wit
hem to ses nat they ara properly cared for
The Grenada APPEAL and jackson MississiP
plan will please copy these casualties
CASUALTIES OF THE 18TH MISSISSIPPI REGI
MENT, MAJ J. C CAMPBELL COMMANDING.
Wounded Nj r J. C. Campbell, seriously
Company A-Kiled Pivstss Michael Jenl
AMI d B +. Rucker. Wounded Sergeant J
2 lay, very slightly; Sergeant J.. W. Person
arm of; Privatss John Anderson, severely B
W BJetler, severely, on MARYLAND Il CHS S
D Byrns, slightly S F NJ Davis, slightly J
9 Ksinwster, severely J G Hays, slightly
Company b Wounded Captain H Z
Vaughan, seriously; Pdvates Richard Lnse
/ tEH VI Atm OhGAI AoS ~ C1
slightly.
Company C-Wouaded Lieutenant J. W
81 Ke, very slightly Privates Russell Wag
yoner, mortatly c a. Gilmer, shot through
sg; W s Hicks, slightly P G. Wslrs
slightly John E wing, slightly " L Mckee
| 81 ghtly G c Short, slightly A + Leggett
slightly William Grifiu, slightly James Fin
ley, very sIig! tly.
Company d.. Killed sergeanss Clarke auC
Gerard Woupded Captain Hubbard slightly
Sergeant Dyer, severely Privates s. Frsnkio
slightly; W S Goosey, severity H. houston
severely Cover, slightly d l. PEBBLES, leg
II; rubervil1e, slightly c. Wyman, slightly
Company E-Kiled: Peter Octave, Wound
ed Sergeant E. G.. Banks. slightly; Piyate.
Tnos. Dunn. severely A Fa-aT, leg II, K. 1
Haley, leg shot #; Noel Nsckay, severely L
H. Nagee Slightly.
Company F.-Kiiied: Lieutenant WIN. Elm.
son Sergeant K L Blackmsn PnYstes Ma
than Lee, John Busby. Wounded Pnvare'
Oliver Campbell, dangerously J. A. Lluans
slightly Harrison Moore, very slightly.
Company G-Kdled Tom Walker, on Ma
( ryland lights. Wounded Lieutenant Stjnson
very severely; Sergeant Shippi Privates -
Graves, slightly; J. Cobb, slightly Nat. Wat
kins, slightly.
Company H-Kiiled: none. Wounded
Prvstss A. L. Norton, zoTtally A T. Butler
severely.
Company Killed J B Warren. Wound
ed: Lieutenant James Cowan, slightly Pm
Yates james Barrow, slightly J T. Brdsong
slightly E Howard, leg off Vincent, slightly
Company KILLED Sergeant Marsh Good
loe. Wounded: First Lieutsns Burt, slightly
Second Lieutenant Patton, severely in arm
Sergeant BAttley, severely Sergeant McCsskilr
slightly PivaIes w & Bryant, leg If; J T
Burke, severely W, P DuIausy, right arm of
Thomas Gordon, slightly d Long, slightly
Wsiter Cooper, dangerously Clarence Miller
slightly Isaac NSgel, slightly G. A Newton,
slightly J. Price, slightly 7. Rucks, severely
Lewis u. Jiggets, very slightly.
This regiment went into action with only one
hundred and ~sixty-two. Ies casualties summed
up are IS follows:
Recapitulation.-Killed, 49, wounded, 20.
Total, 81. FOSTER Ely,
Chaplain 18Th Mississippi r gimsnt.
LIST OF CASUALTIES IN THE 18TH MIssIs-
SUPP IN THE ACTION OF SEP.
TIMBER NTH scar s~HARPSBURG MARY
Field and Siaf-Wounded LieuteuantCol
K. M.Elroy, slightly MsjOr J. Ii Brady,
through the thigh.
Company A, Captain Edmonds Wounded
Captain n. Edmonds and Private J L. Petit
grew.
Company B, Captaiu Powe-KHIed Pd-
Yates G L POwe and J.. Sessions-Wouuded ::
Private J. P Jones, II. b Chapman, and J
f. M'Ilwsyne.
Company C, Captain Wocd-wouuded
Lieutenant J 81 Ssovsll, Sergeant J Hardy
Privates Z " Anderson, J L Eidridge, J.G
Tinslsy and a. S Rash, Sergeant G.. 3. Flour
Doy missing
Company D, Captain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f.:
Pfivates A Williams, B David, ]. W. Young
and S Keith.
Company Z, Captain Csmoron.-Wounded
Lieutenant J V Shelton, Sergeant J. G.. Love.
T igstss G. W. Gibson, Z b Wood, J. z
Choate, J. C Choaye, and J. W Young.
Company F, Captain DAuolds Killed FRS,
Lieutenant E@son. Wounded Sergeant W Z
Mckinley, Pnvates John Eskin, aud Robert
Briton. Missing: a L Moore.
Company G, Captain Djnald-Wounded /:
Sergeant W W. DilisTd. PrIva;es L W. Warde,
J.. c Griffin, James Robinson and D A. Cole.
Company h, Captain Clark-Kil-d Private
" l. West Wounded J D Gardener, J
Fall, J 8. WaldrOss, s. Cartiig F. Durrett, W
w Williams, W R G IS, J ". Thompson J
C Wells and r B Dsvis Missing T. S. Barr
COmpsnv K, Captain Brown-Killed Ser-
geAni E L. K ipsuick, Private n. G Alexander.
Woundeo Sergeant R. S Jones, Pdvatra W
A.. thinner, W. Tucker, W. J. Miles and D S
Malone.
Company /, Captain O'B-ien Wounded
Lieutensnts @ NJ Fuller and R G Kelly, Cor
Doral J. c. Bridges, Privatss J Painter and J.
Gof. WALLCE MCELRUY,
Actirg Acjutant.
EOTToRs APPEAL: A few days sgo I sent
you a list of the casualie, Of the I7th Missi
sippi volunteers, in the bsttle of sharpsburg,
Maryland, September I7.h, 1852, except the fol-
lowing promiscuous names, which you will
please publish as soon as possible:
Company A-Woundsd H P Foster, Sc
v-relyi W. B NAugIes, slightly G.. W. Nc
Fsrland, missing.
Company B Wounded a Lieut.. J. n
James, mortslIy, in lungs J D Franklin, Sc
varsly, thigh broke; A. J. HEun, II. Dsber,
severely; S-rgt. c. Z Cummings, T Nowin.
J F Duncan. S. F Coleman, J. S. Coleman,
sliEstly W II. Ciary, missing.
Company C-WOunded: J IL. Plant, slightly.
Company D. Wounded j.. D. Brutiu, Sc
vsrely.
Company E-Kitied: J. N. Wallace.
Company H Wounded A. N. Dickens,
Company WOUNDED J G Riley, slightly.
w B OWN, Chaplain. J
From tine Army.
Correspondenee Of the Richmond Eoquirsrl
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