Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-05-15
CASUALTIES IN THE LATE BATTLE.

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rom the Guardian:-
coming in. The victory is decisive and
Of further results. The South
Carolina troops suffered in wounds, but a
small proportion in killed or mortally
wounded. Col. Perrin, of Orr's regiment,
and Lieut.. Pnckney Seabrook: are uni
versaliy reported killed Cen. McGowan.
slightly wounded; Capt Cu,hbert, badly;
Capt A. G. Haskell, painfully in foot;
Col. Edwards slightly, also Col. Miller.
will silt out rumors and keep you informed.
r. w. BARN WE'LL
GUISEAs STATION. May 5.-Editors |
Guardian: The 18th regiment South |
Carolina Volunteers have not been engaged
j., the fight. 1t was detached to guard
prison-.s.
Corporal Ellis, company T., OF Lanras-
ter district, was wounded in sLir,nish,
severely.
JOHN L. MILLER.
RICHMOND, May 5.-Lieut. Proctor lost
his leg; Lieut. Cr'hrar. wounded III hand;
Mclaughlin mortallv Lieut. DuBos", lst
regiment, killed; Maj. Miller, slightly
wounded Lieut.. Eobin>on, l4tn regi-
ment. seriously.
R. w. BARNWELL.
RIcuMoNp. May 81 up to Fred
cricksburg and could not telegraph you
Yesterday. The losses i'll kcr,haw's brig
ade is not one hundred.
Wounded: Capts. Shelton and Cuth-
bert.
Killed: Capt. Charles Boyd.
McGowans brigade suffered much in
! disabled men, but few killed, and not
ms ny seriously wounded
r w BARNWELL.
RICHMOND. May 9.-At Gulnea's Sta
ton Sa,urd y .noon-to,al caslalues i'll
, ker~haw's brigade, was sixty-ninc, OF
those forty-five were in D"-S,u>sures S
regiment. God has merciIuily sIlichied
our Carolina boys in the lhickest Of the
fight Most OF the wounded have been
removed to Rlchmond.
Il. w. BARN WELL.
RICHMOND, May s.-CasuaIties i'll Co.
C, lst S. C. ", May 8, 1868:
Killed: A. p. Abbot.
Wounded: Lieut.. ]. T. Proctor, leg
amputated; Alfred Odom, Corpl. w d
Hornsbv, severely Sergt. S. G. Hook. Pr,
Yates a II. Monteilh, j. l.. Root, J. C.
Squicr, K. B. Garwo"d, sIig ,ly.
JAS. S. MCMAHON. d.
RlcnM,Sp. May 9.-CrsuaIlies in Go
, r. 5th S. G v. in The battle Of Chauce!-
louisville, May 3:
Killed: Corpl J. y Mall ne, Private
Thom,s G. pe:rin1,E G. Riley. J. +. MAJ
tin, ". A. Montgomery.
f Wounded: Lirur. J. $. Cosperan, riyh
leg: 3. l.. Mclaughlin. chest. seriously
, Orderly Scrgt /. A. Wardlaw, thu ons
temple. seriously; Serg,. ID. X. Punns
arm broken Corpl. s. N. M'sely, sl,oul
:. der, very slight; Pr,vnres w: r Ham
ton, thigh, seriously; w. ii. Hammon,
: hand, seriously; w. y. HARRISON, foo
scrou.v; S. a. Hill, hand, seriously; j
Kutes. back and thigh, seriously; J. 1
C Pucket, leg, severely r. J. @hnte, side
J. slight; l.. i. Rsmely, Lex broken, serious
= ly; G. w. Spear, breast, slig:t; Arlhu
J. Wardlaw, thigh, severely.
IS Missing: Sergt. l.. A. Griffin, r. v
Caldwell, J. r J"yce.
= TONNES ROBERTSON,
FL Captain Commanding.
ID FnEDERIcKsBuRa, May 9.-Comple
Of list OF casualties IN Sd S. G. Regiment.
,r Killed Privates John Davis and w
ne liam Reid, both of Co. F.
IL. Company P-Lieut. Gerdin, slight.
RS. Company E-Lieut. Wright, Sigh
Is. Private ]. Hilles, slight.
e, Company F-Ssrgt. J. Ii. L. Ea'
ne slight.
nd Company G-Privates II. A. Fa
nv bourne and J. P. T.mpleton, both sIigl
= Y.J. POPE,
D. Adjutant.
q. Rlcamosp; April 1o.-Casualtics
Company G, lst S. c. v.
:: Kil1ei: G. w, Smith.
, =" Wounded J. G. Walker, sight; J..
- D. w. Jackson, slight.
-. "' Missing: Corporal Rhodes.
y, Company G, 7th S. G. ":
~ Woundei: Sergt. Bryan, severely.
re- w. L. DURSH.