Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-28

Y0RKVILLE, SOUTH CA
vas Gen. Wheeler's order. Here a ferc
fight ensued. The Rangers charged dowr
the Pike, and Lieut. Col. Cook command
ing, and Major Christian, and two Lieu
tenants commanding companies were woun
ded. Gen. Wharton's horse was killed
and three pieces were captured. The 4tt
Tennessee, 11th Texas, aud fst Kentucky
were cut off, and had to cut across the coun
try. to regain the command. Our loss a
that point must have been $50 men. The
enemy were finally checked. We marched
during the night to Comersville, and through
Pulaski to Sugar Creek the next day, where
we camred. At this point the I'd Georgia
under Lieut.. Col. Ison, and a battalion o.
Morgan's men, under Capt. Fitzpatrick, re.
mained as rear guards while the command
proceeded through Rogersville and crossed
the Tennessee, at Muscle Shoals. The
crossing was safely accomplished, but the
rear guard was charged by heavy force,
broken and scattered, and Lieut.. Col. Ison
captured, Lieutenants Lancleford and Da.
vauga aud thirty men from the I'd Georgia,
and several officers, and about 40 men from
the battalion of Morgan's men, captured.
We are now on the South side of the
Tennessee river resting-will leave here in
day or two.
I have thus given you ? brief, unembel.
ished, dry account of the raid. l have not
time to give you fuller particulars. In the
number of men engaged this is the greatest
raid of. the war. It is not the, greatest in
its fruits. Many mistakes have been made
in its arrangement. It is not prudent at
this time to say more. "OFFICIAL." :.
Cor. Savannah Republican.
Casualties Among General Officers on
Both Sides During the War.
The following is list of the Yankee Gen.
erals killed, died and resigned since the
war
Killed or lied from voands IN battle
Maj. Gems. Phillip Kearney, at Chantilly (;
Isaac I. Stevens, Chantilly; JeSsee L. Re-
no, South Mountain; J. K. T. Mansfield,
Antietam Israel B. Richardson, Antitam !;
Hiram G.. Berry, Charlottesville A.,W.
Whipple, Chaneellorsville j. #. Reynolds,
Gettysburg. -.
Brig. Gems. Nathaniel Lyon, Wilson's
Creek; f. w. Lander, Edwards Ferry (;
W. H. L. Wallace, Shiloh Thos. Williams,
Baton Rouge; Fl, Bohlen, Rappahanuock
Ford; Geo.. W. Tayloy Mauassas Isaac
P. Rodman, Antietam; P. A. Hackleman,
Corinth Jas. s. jackson, PerryviIle; W..
K. Terrill, Peryville; George D. Bayard,
Fredericksburg G. F. Jackson, Frederioks-
burg Joshua. w. Sill, Stone River; e. N.
KirE, Stone River; Edmund Kirby; Chan:
cellorsville; George Boomer, Vicksburg ];
Stephen H. Weed, Gettysburg; B. J. Farms
worth, Gettysburg; S. K. zoOk, GettYs-
burg; Geo. G. Strong, Morris Island Nv.
Fl. Lytle, Chickamauga.
Diea.-Maj. Gems. C. f. Smith, O. NJ.
Mitchell, VIM. Nelson, E. " Sumner.
Orig. Gems j. II. Helm, r. L. McCook,
T. E. Patterson, Thos. Welsh, C. D. Jami-
son, j. B. Plummer, James Cooper.
Restgnea.-Maj. Gems. T. D. Morgan,
Charles S. Hamilton, c. NJ. Clay, R. J.
Oglesby.
Brig. Gems. J. W. Phelps, c. NJ. Thurs
ton, j. w. Denver, Willis A. German, Jas.
Craig, T. T. Crittendeu, a. G. Harding,
NJ. S. Wade, VIM. G. Campbell, James
Shields, John Cochrane, Thos. F. Meagher,
Leopard F. Ross, C. G. Dodge.
Cashiered.-Maj. Gen. -Fitzjohn Porter.
Dismissed.-Brig. Gen. j. W. Revere.
The following is.a list of the Confederate
Generals killed or died from wounds recei-
we'd in battle: .-" .
Gen. A. Sidney Johnston, Shiloh Lieut..
Gen. T. J. Jackson, Chauoellorsville.
Brig. Gems. Robert S. Garnett, Carrick's
Ford; Barnard E. Bee, Bull Run; F. S.
Barlow, Bull Run; f. X. Zollicoffer, Mill
Spring; Ben. McCulloch, Pea Ridge JAS.
Mcintosh, Pea Ridge; A. H. GLADDEN.,
Shiloh T. ". Ashby, Cross Keys; Robt.
Hatson, Fair Oaks Richard Griffith, Chick
ahominy; IT. G. p Rhett, Chickahominy;
c. S. Winder, Cedar Mountain; R. e.
Garland, South Mountain; L. OBJ. Branch,
Autietam Geo. B. Anderso, do. - Stark,
do. ;; J. II. Hughes, Lexington; Henry
Little, Iuka - Moore, - Martin, Coriuth ;,
Maxcy Gregg, T. R. R. Cobb, Frederioks.
burg; j. E: Rains, Roger Hanson, Stone
River; E. +. Paxton, Charlottesville; E.
D. Tracy, Port Gibson Martin i. Green,
Vicksburg; L. Tilghman, Champion Hill ;
William D. Pender, Richard B. Garnett,
- Barksdale, Paul J. Semmes, Gettys-
burg; j. J. Pettigrew, Falling Waters A.
E. Stein, Prairie Grove; B. H. Helm, P.
Smith, Chickamauga..
Died.-Maj. Gen. D. e. Twiggs, Earl
Van Dorm, J. S. Bowen, D. r. Jones.
Brig. Gems. j. B. Grayson, P. St. G..
Cooke, W. b. Smith, Daniel s. Donelson,
John B. Floyd, T. A. Flurnoy, J. B. Vii
lipigue, j. X. Duncan, W. H. Carol.
Resigned.-Ma. Gems. NJ. L. Bonham,
Gus. A. Smith, George B. Crittenden.
Brig. Gems. T. 7. Fauntleroy, G. W.
Randolph, S. c. Anderson, Albert Pike,
Humphrey Marshall, II. r. Jackson, L.. T.
Wigfall, j. R. Anderson, Robert Toombs,
Roger A. Pryor.