The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-15

Ai4a; ~ Uaftoll co u, 9Th Fla; q Allan an n ,ath
Mis-; F ssllsrs, 60 u, I3,h Ni.; J Ea,ss. 90
3, 18th Miss; N Russell, 60 X, als. Nise J 7 Ban.
nett % X, sist Mis-; Helm, o. K. 2,st niu. q
WilliAns CO K. 2lst Miss; L, " Price. co X. l7,h
Hiss; Cpl 0raner, % X, 17th Aiss; ] n Conner.
GO a. 18TH Miss; McCade, co q, s.h Fla; H strons
Go !, sise HES Schneckenburg, co B, l7th Mir.
Garter. co q, 18Th Miss; ridwell, co @. nth
A'ss; Lynch, co B. l7th Mka II Holt % A.
sist Miss; 1t Clayton Co q, nth Mias
Brady, 60 4, 1sth Miss; w + McDousal,
% b. i7th Miss; d Knapp co ID, 18th Miss;
serst Bsgg, co C. l3th Miss, Sgt r sadlsr,
90 Il aist Mss; Cap. + Sessions, CO - 18th Miss
N R"bertson, 90 j, 10th en; RI Hughes. co F
Hth Mise; Carn, 60 G, 18th MISC; p w Murphey,
CD ~ i'th miss; Hurst, co g. 2lst Mis-, W
oannon' Co f. l7th Miss, N Anthony. co g. alst
aiss' T Huns, co q, 18th Miss; So. w Iasop.
60 l, l1th Miss; Witherley, co /, 18th Miss; w
Lusk, co l, i1th Miss; Asst Surg D Hooker, sth
fla W II Parker, co A,l5th G; J Barnard, CO X.
Eth Miss; n o'Heil, GO 3. 18th Mim; L Finley.
CD o. 18th Miss; ID A Cole. co D, 18th Mas; I.
Smith, CO q. l7th Miss J Fields, CO l. sist Miss
ID Chapman co G. Eth Ga; A q Williams, co r,
ista Misc; Thos Mlsse CO K, 9Th Fla; Z A Har.
ringson, CO II. 18th Miss; Fielding, co A. 9Th
Fla; w Harper, co B. 9Th Fla; Capt G G-esn, co
L, l7th Miss; w Hiburne, CO d, 5lst Ga.
The following are the names of those who have
disd since their removal, to the hospital:
J KAser, 90 E. 2ist Miss; James Msuldea, CO I,
aist Miss; w Smith, % G, 18th Miss; J @ Collier
Co 3, 2ist Miss.
This following officers arrived yesterday after.
noon:
ient A II rEar q ~
knee; 1t Wlsgins. co Il, 18th G; 1t w II
Holt, oe d, 3sIh N q, throat and leg; Capt
Fi,e co f. 37;h q. left arm and breast.
LOSSES In RICHMOND COMPANIES.
Leases OF the Le:cher Artillery, commanded by
Capt. Greenee Davidson. in the battle before Fred
ericksburs, On Saturday. the l3th inst:
Lieut. Thcs. A. Brandsr, OF Richmond, slightly
wounded in side.
Seriously wounded -Privates John Shea, of Rich
mond, both feet smputsted; James Wilson, of Rich
mond in leg; 8. w. Coles, of Brunswick coanty, in
arm, and r. Smith, of Richmond, In leg.
Slightly wounded-Corp' Winston, of Manches-
ter in foot and prIvatas Janes Teinenger of Rich.
mond in hip; Opie Static, of Richmond. In FOOT
Frank Bernard, Of Richmond, in eide; John A. Es.
tes, of Eadison county, LII arm; Frank Delaney, CT
Richmond, in hand; Mohael Nallniu, of Richmond,
in head; d. Douglass of Richmond, Ia les, and Jno
Morrissey, of Richmond in arm
Sixteen CT the horses attached to the battery
were killed or disabled.
During the action Capt. Davidson had command
Of battalion of seven rifle pieces and two light
II pounders composed of three of his own pie ces,
one Of Capt. Brsxtons two Of Capt Browns Ches.
apeake Artillery, and .hrss Of Capt. Laiimer's-
Eve Of the pieces were under the immediate com.
mand of Capt Lstmer.
In Capt. Latillsr's command, Lieut.. Gfayssn, of
the Chesapeake Artillery, .gas mortslly wounded;
four privates we're killed. sia,ees wounded, and
eloveu horses killed.
Lisat Zsph. G. HcGruder, of the Pcrcel battery,
OF Richmond, was killed
Lieut.. James Elicit OF the Orenshs ~ battery,
was killed by fragment Of she'll wiiis standing in
conversation with Major Pegram. Hs sbattery was
not firing d. the time. Lieut.. 1. was Clerk of the
Circuit Court CT Richmond. His body has been
brought here.
In the Sd company Richmond Howifzsrs, Lieat.
Jas. 8. Uts and private w. T. Mathews were killed,
aud privates Geo. Nicholas Geo. Smith, Oost an
srm,) and Samuel L. Wakehsm wounded.
In the Is: Company Richmond Hoyvitza ra, private
Murphy was wounded.