The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-04-25


sistance--delayed their retreat too long.
Almost before they were aware Of their
danger, the fanking forces rushed in
liom either side behind them, and they
ssooo, perhaps two thousand strong, in
threw down their arms. and The rebels
signalised their first attack by marching
three Lincolnite regiments, with a diyis.
ION General, MS prisoners to their rear.
Overwhelmed by this fresh d;soster
without General to organize tben, will
still hotter ana hotter fire to their 'front.'
and TANKS, the remainder of the tiiv;s;on.
whole regiments at time nave wav in
disorder. For a short time few main.
tanned n confused defence, retreatinp.
hating, firing, counting death by remain
ing in isolated squads or companies, to
resist little longer the overpowering adj
vance; but before ten o'clock the whole
division was in rapid retreat. Some reg
iments came off the field in degree Of
order; the most in sad confusion.
And thus by ten o'clock one entire di-
vision OF our army was hors de combat. A
deep gap in our front line was made, the
rebels had nearly pierced through, and
were only held back by McArthur's bri.
gade, and the rest of w. II. H. Wallace's
division which hurried over to its nssist-
ance.
Fol- the present let usleave them there.
List of Killed, Wounded and Mis-
sing of the 10th Tennessee Regis
ment.
Col. d. III. Cummings, slightly wound
ed; Maj. A. Fulkerson, sergeant-maor Ii.
M. Doak, severely.
Company A.-(Caps Powell,) Sergt. G.
P. Godby, killed; privates L. D. Crawford;
VIM. Cooke, A Rains. L. Francis, f. P.
Edwards, Z: F. Hill, slightly wounded;
J. M. Seay, Thos. Hays, missing.
Company B.-(Capt. Willett,) Capt. z.
7: Willett, sergt. j. McD. Baines, Killed;
Lieut.. N. Gregg. sergt. j. L. P. jackson,
privates Robt. Upton, b. M. People,
slightly wounded; l.. Depew, missing.
Company C-(Capt. Snapp. s. L. Vance,
missing; 7. Peetole, r. b. Allison, @. D.
Harr, A. Hall, John J. White, slightly
wounded; A. L. Earps, Jack Roberts, Sc
verely wounded; Jas. O'Conner, MORALLY
wounded.
Company D.-(Capt. Colville,) Lieut..
Wallace, VIM. Dunlap, mortally wound
ed; private VIM. Booker, killed; sergeant
Jno. Thompson, privates N. Newport,
VIM. Ward, j. Lincoln, slightly wound
ed L. McSingo, missing.
Company E.-(Capt. Miller,) Corporal
w. L. McCamy, privates P. d. Nance, F..
r. Mooring, slightly wounded; private s..
T s. Brady, killed; privates S. H. Cunning
ham, T. j. Leath, missing.
Company F--(Capt. Hanna,) Capt. j.
II. Hanna, Lieut.. J. M. Sims, o. S. j.
H. Brock, sergt. j. Il. Latham, privates
VIM. Morgan, Z. Donohoo, E. w. Town
sen, slightly wounded; privates J. w.
Brock, j. Former, Geo. Allen killed.
Company G.-(Capt. Gammon.) Lieut..
J. A. Rhea, privates VIM. Bruce, P. G.
Montgomery, S. Duncan, C. c. Bennett,
Jno. Gray, ID. Hawk, VIM. Porter field, II.
Ship, d. Shay, N. Thomas, slightly wound
ed; private J. Chace, killed; j. Millhorn,
severely wounded; Dennis Stare, NOR
tally.
Company H.-(Capt Lowry Lieut.. d.
A. Wilkins, o. S. B. F. Hoyl, privates J.
NJ. Johns, s. higgins, slightly wounded;
E. w. Cheek, John Buckner, missing and
MORALLY wounded; l.. Grizzle, severely
wounded.
Company I.-(Capt. walker,) Capt. T.
ID. Walker, private j. c. Montague, kill
ed; sergt. David Faulkner, corporal J. +.
Wooding, privates S. George, j. McCaib,
A. G. G. Brewer, slightly wounded; 7. II
w. II. White, MORALLY.
Company K:-(Capt. Heiskell,) Lieut.. i
9. Hodges, severely wounded; corporal
E. q. Webster, MORALLY wounded; pri.
Yates ). Woolfenbarger, Thos. Keener,
killed; j. Carmack, slightly wounded; ].
F. Pickering, c. G. Etter, j. j. Herd, A,
X. Courtney, missing. All told-0A