The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-05

Company H.-A Bennatt, gun shot In thigh;
Hunt, gun shot In shoulder; Thos harper,
oontu.ei shoulder; n Tr'pr, gun shot In
thigh; 1T I Arnold gun .no. 10 arm
Il II Barnes, shoulder; David Cham pi On, arm;
7 ames Hill, shoulder; Samuel Jackson. head;
sidney Howell. FILLED;
thigh; Nell Hedgspsth, gun shot In thigh; Fe.
iix Bowlss, gun shot in shoulder; Arthur
(Iupntng ham, gun shot in thigh; Ja'b Wright,
run shot 10 foot: LIT Geo Garrett, gun shot
ia foot; u 4 Moore. gun shot In hano; Henry
The above 10 a correct list 70 far - / have
been able to gather. Many others were struck
riddied aud skin grszsd, bu. they fought ON,
anu ''"s"' ~ Sc DANCE.
Assistant Surgeon, LIST Tenn.
LIST OF oAsuALrIKs OF THa 2!D REGIMENT NORTH
cAloLrEA TROOPS.
Company A-Captain T ID Jones. killed !;
Lit ] W Sudderth, seriously wounded RI
t,ce Jacob Tridd, b A Null, killed; s.rg. l.
II oxford, Oorpi e r Miller; Prvats Cra.
ger, Al Deal. Deal Monroe Kaler, q
Oloyed, w A Todd, Sidney 20 nse. . daIper'
l. l. Anderson, John McMillon, J Stall
ines. John VI mons. NJ SIN els, n HHa Ia !:
Jacob Hilton, N Bryan, ana Sergeant q
Suddertn, wounded. Ioial-s Killed. 20
Uompany B--,st Lieu: 5 II Adams Filled;
" l. Bird, Privatss q " Stokes, Martin
v,f,rd. killed; Serss Tat>; rri Mhss Ira
ssar.ir, John 9wip, J q foget, Martin Car
It's, p r s;igley, Thos Odsar. alfred Clayton,
wounded Hamtou Comer,J j mis-
sing. Tctatez5 killed, Ii wounded. inissing
Dom pa. Y E-Lisut A Hooper, wounded;
Private ] + Maxwell, KILLED; Ptivatss Henry
Long, a MAY, W Q May, v q Oliver r
Starr, l. W Ware, woundS6.
Caudiil, l. Stompsr, A Holiway, ruled;
Priva,es John Baldwin. Asy noid: :, ames
GRANGE H ID Mains, J ohm Mains, GAVIN 20.
NJ Grouse, Alexander Toliver II q S.omper,
wounded; Serg.s David Edward, III ) Alex
auder, and Privates II X WAGNER, w
Yates, + lam. Levi Collins. missing. To-
tuI--4 killed IL wounded, missing.
Company 4-Se,gt G II STOKES, and Privates
a Elliott, Joseph loveless, Smith,
Thomas E hobinson, saunoe5S' Henry
snow. wour dad. Tptal-7 wounded.
Company HIT Zkler, MORALLY wounded;
Serge ant Mitchell, and Privates Sam uel Dote.
SOC, wounded; Corpl henderson Martin aud
Privates Forester and j ohn carter, missing.
Totals voundef and missirg.
Company 1-Privates Il Hsmphlll, W A
Cravin, II II Rsns. killed; rrivstes Wn me-.
Smith, Robert Lonnidu', w 4 Todd, Robert
Yates b Faulkner, Kelley, La am, VIM Row.
lin, S:eadman Williams, Il Redding, A +
Hollis. William Mitchell, missing; also, Sid.
ney AIf3rd and John Latham. wounded. To-
Company X -.Sergt w q BIrly, J Linden:
AMI Privnt.s = w L Brady. K ) Bird, 5 J
Scott, formerly Of CO ID + } Hooper, (pro'
baby mot hurt, ar ss1l.y wosndsd;
TotaI-7 wounded and missing.
Company L-Private A Wii5orn, killed;
Capt j f Stow, Prlvates Is Russell, Dobson
Burro y, John Il Thornborough; b Is Brady,
II
Bishop Private George Patterson, missing.
To.a: killed, wounded, 2 mssi9g.
Company NJ Private Emsj.y Aired, Kill
ed; Lieu. nj Il kivet. serz J " Lawrence,
Prlva,es Ii e Smith, David York, Steel
L. f Holdsn, J w Race, wounded; Lieut. L +
McMI s.ers, Privates II O susier, Alrhs1 s
Pugh, l. O York, missing. Total killed, !
Total in resm snt-25 killsa, s5 wounded,
and 9! missing
Ia addition, j add the loss OF Gel q f. Light.
foot and Lieu Col J q Long killed, and Maj
rs Galloway wounded making AN aggregate
Of 1877 killed, wounded, and missing
CHARLES, Adi1!ant.
TIE FIFTH ALABAMA REdIMgsr.
Editors Dispatch Observing rsques. in
late issue O.; your paper that Adj utauts of
regiments would forward a detailed account
of the movements O: their respective corps,
herewith submit report ot The movements
OF the 8 b Alabama regiment, Rods's brig
AIDE. during the memorable battle Of Barker's
Farm.
This regimen with the rest of the brigade,
approached the epemys works through Il
dense swamp, On the right of the Willisms-
burg road, knee deep In water, and emerging
In line at the edge OF the abattis formed ~
fel.ei timber, encountered heavy fire OF
grape, canister, and n ketfy. While pass
ing over these obstructions, al order was re
CeIsed to move by the right flank, SO rs to
change more In the rear. This order was not
received by the six lett com panies, which, I'M
der the comm nd of Me II bison, moved for.
ward on the redoubt. 1he others, under Col
Pegues, moved by the right II II X, and en3rg
I'd tn works more ID the rear fortunately,
however, Just before the finat charge Of tbs
brigade apou ths batteries, the left wing
| came up, and the charge Was made together
with great enthusiasm. Ths c0lOrs were
borns by Color Serst. A. II. Moore, who fell
| dead, shot In tina breast and all daboled In Il :
| LIES blood; they were INSTANTLY Sc Zsd by a
| corporal OF tna guard, and by him borne for
| ward Int the red5uot. After II short respite
| there We again moved forward in the charge,
driving the enemy back into cover, and phss
Ing through his camp. When within thirty
yards OF the brentwood we lay down, and
| here II was that we suffered SO tsrribly-foy
Pen cannot describe the terrific Int. sty OF che
storm. Finally, an order came to fall back
TO To cover OF q wood pile In our rear, which
| we did, leaving l00 OF cur nuTnbsr killed ard
wounded where re had lain Oar coIors were
| shot down three times, and were finally borne
| of / y fourth party. In the fight OF Sunday.
| this regiment was under fire., but sus taiCe d
no loss. TIE tti,.rs and men nehaved
| Throughout. with the utmos, coo.ness and Z IL
Ian try and 81 rersd severely, as Will be khown
by our official report.
darr. ed ~ ectfoG-. BIO
Killed and wounded.
Brought out Observation-Disclosures sos