American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-06-27

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yates Frank Smith. p. Perkins, D. RavI.
5. p. W. Wyatt, McRoall. Isaac Strong.
w Nolan, Il. McMurry. slightly.
CASUALTIES II THE SECOND MISSISSIPPI
BATTALION.
Company 4. Sergeant John Priddy,
commanding Wounded, Privates ohm
Galiack. Jas Barry, Tbos Brady. Bill
Hardy. Frank Stuart slightly P MeS#ee-
nv. Pat Hensey, seriously; Bill S@indle,
dangerously.
Company B. Capt McAfee. COM
mapding Killed, Private B F Fra
zier.
Wouaded-Serg't W F McAfee, Pri-
vate Z 6 RammeIl, L Floy. Comd'g {:
wounded. Lieut. Floy, seriously ; Corp.
Glass, Private Loony Galaher
Company II. Capt L c Moore, com
handing Killed W Stevens wound
e.. Corporal Jake Shaner. mortally W
G Downinz Rob't TOwnshed. n S Har-
ris. II Watt. seriously; r B Walton.
dangerously; T " Anderson. F NJ
Phelps. W Harris. J D Baughlin w
Cummings, Chas 81 Kai1, Geo W King.
slightly.
LIST OF CASUALTIES IN COMPANY D, 10TH
MISSISSIPPI.
Kjilcd-Mosrs Grace, Jesse Gibson.
WoundeI-Sergeant Liddel. badly
Corporal Stampl-v. slightly Privates-
J 4 Grace. c G Carpenter. & Dewitt.
J A Evans, Fed Franks, " \ Hi, bad
II D ii GnGiag. c Lehman, w Scott,
Leroy TTimble, \ B Wilkinson, slight
"; Wan Owen, D p Wyatt, Chas Bor-
land, badly.
LIST or CASUALTIES ~ HArCHzz rEScIELEs.
/ WounIed-Jas Brady. " Brady,
Jas E4gan. seriously; 4 II Castle aud
McLiIly, slightly.
j LIST OF CASUALTIES ~ PETTUs RELIEF.
KiIled-H T lIuliin. Wounded--N
L Strong, mortaliy; i f Butler, a ii
( Chartam. S Hardy. G " Jones. A Green,
+ J T Parker, H B Thompson, Seth Mar
tin ; slightly, Capt " J Rae.
LIST OF CASUALTIES IL RAYMOND FEsCIBlEs-
Kllrd-Ljeut Thomas, John Borden
" z BrauderiG J " Cox. j F Dunn. A
S Epperso0. j Z Lancaster. p Mullen
Slightly Wouaded-A D Cassidy.
S=riou>Ig-J 4 Roberts
Wounded in Co. K not known.
Killed to day in b4tsle-Merriwelher
Jones, Anderson and Foran.
WouadeG-I4siass, Heck and Cone;
all slightly.
LIST or CASUALTIES ~ LAWRENCE RIFLES
Woundei-L;sut PATTERSON, hip 1t.
Di;kerson. Abe Hall, shoulder; II 81
Ueury. thi.h; Sam Knapp. arm Corp
All,n, 7 J Coleman, slightly; J R Roo
erc,on. side. Two missing.
LIST OF CASUALTIES Is sARDl5 BLUES.
! Klled-B Perry. Wounded-G "
Williams. Q w Hickg, II P Live, fatally;
/ A. Stewart, Il. Clanloa, Il. d. Smith.
slightly.
COMPANY @, TWELFTH MISS. REG.
KIed-R z Perry. Woundel-Robt.
Kelly. seriously; j Nuikany, B Hum
phreys, slightly. W. W. Divine.
JaRE. CLEMEss.-A correspondent. o.
an Atlanta paper says: As 1 candidly
believe chat justice has not been done
! Gen. Jere. Clemens in the report pub
iished SO derogatory to his honor. be
ieved at any rate by some, give you
the authority now have for denying the
same, and hope the papers which gave
so much publicity to The charge, will do
the justice of publishing the denial, that
sentence may be suspended till Gen.
Clemens can speak for himself.
! Mr. 7. III. Tennile, of Marshall coln-
ty, North Alabama, says that to his per
sonal knowledge, on the Goth ult., Jere
/ Clemens with Messrs. Bell and Morgan,
of Nashville, were at Blount Springs,
Blount county, Ala, making speeches
and calling for volunteers to drive the
Yankees from North Alabama.
Mr. Tennile's life is now that of p
Bushwhacker and so are all his neigh
bors who are not in the army. He says
sit is as much as mans life is worth
to trade. or show sympathy with the ras-