Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-24
OmcIaI nist I'd YgIounaca
IN CoBJ's Briqads Of Mississippi P0lnn,esys,
tks Aciion Rear Franklia. Aeril IOh. ISG3.

IN C6bJ's BTigGde Of Mississippi Volunteers. Ia
ths Action near Franklin, APrii I0h, 1868.
FIRST MISSISSIPPI CAYALEY, COLONEL PIHsoS
COMMANDRG.
Company A-Killed: D. NJ Jennegar.
Wounded: J II Siovsll, slight
Company B-Killed: A. Robertson. Wound.
ed none
Company C.-Kiued: B. P. Bfc8lina. Wound.
ed: j ". Buckley, severely, shoulder w. A.
TabeT, slightly; @ a. Lyon, slightly.
Company D.-Wounded: CorporalN. Harris,
slightly W. T. Cooper, severely, knee; E
Eewby. slightly, esr.
/ Company E-Wounded; s. Farrenbaek,
slightly.
Company F-Woundsd: J. J. Hunter,
Slightly
Company G-Wounded: Lieut. T. J Du-
pTee, very slightly ". Jackson. slightly
Company I. Wounded: s. Turner, slightly
Total; killed II wounded, none missing
COL. BALLENTINE's CAVALRY REGIMENT.
Killed none, wounded none, missing none
23TH MISS. CAVALRY REG-ATAJ. T. P. JONES
COMMANDING.
| Co. A.-Wounded: w. +. Lesry, slightly.
Missing F. Sowell
Co B.-Killed: S. Moornan, W Caperton,
Pentecost. Wounded: Lieutenant Leslie, Sc
verely. shoulder; Lieut. Campbell. left hand
soTgt. Payne, jesse Riddle, J. Woods Miss
ing: II. D. Money and A. Keys (reportod
killed.)
COmpany C.-KiIled: Corporal Christian.
Wounded: w. O. Mccall
Copauy D-Killed: S. W. Jelks, M. Mccoy,
J r. Ioseley, G. Viekery. Wounded: Q. j.
BaIkley, A. Fl BTice C. F. Upper, leg, So
veTeyi John Weiss, thigh, severely Missing:
Z S. Fraser, 81. d. / Franklin z E Morris
Company E-Wouaded: F. G Gcff. severe
y, stomach; S, Hogan. Missing: Capt Bella
lsny, (reported kilied), Sergeant Y Daniels,
Corporal Goby.
Company F.-Wounded; Corporal Lindsey,
severely; G. III. Kounfz. slightly; c. Littlaton,
slightly. Missing; r. M. Sledge, W. D. Rus
sell
Company G Killed: Lieut.. s. F. Billings
ley, Private Sandsfer W. Barr. Wounded
McNseley, slightly; John Finneane, slightly !
Musings. }. Mulhollsnd.
Company H.-WOunded; z. II. Whitiew, |
Leigh P. FerIil, slightly; J. Late, Samuel
Oiaytoa, ". I. Avsnt Missing A. G. Lott, |
P. Walsh. j. Huffman and Major E p Jones |
Total killed, ii wounded, "a mssiag, H.
[o&eial G. B COSBY. Bdg.-Gen.
The TmRs-A friend Of ours, an intelligent
gentleman, arrived yesterday IN Cur town, direct /
from tho scene of the lsts cavalry fight at Frank
In. His statements can be depended upon, and |
hs says that cur whole loss was about fifteen
mea, instead of fifty, and that Colonel Starnes,
who was commanding brigade, lost only SIX !
men. None Of them from this county.
Our informant confirms the report, which we
published, that the gallant Capt. freeman was
murdered in cold blood, after the Yankees had
had him prisoner for several hours. They found
that cur troops were about to rscapture Free
man, aRd therenpon shot Aim in the face, kill
ing him instantly. But The three men who fred
upon Capt. freeman were killed in turn by our
men, ss a retaliation for the inhuman deed
which brought upon them the just penalty of
death.
A division of the enemy is reported to be On
eamped at Franklin.
As to the future in our front, we would re-
mark that we shall soon have stirring times
To say more would be indiscTeet.- Winchester
BRltstiH, 17th,