The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-27
List Of Casualties

e From Southwestern F9TylHsu w uSc No
Il Battles.
As has been the case after every great battle,
the casualties come in very slowly and but few
at time. Those in, the recent battles ties on Tue
Rauidan and the Rappahannock, however, nave
baen; far mora numerous than in previous en-
and will carry sorrow and sadness
to many family circle
The following have been received since l e,t our
Inst issue: ,as-s
Z co. F., 9Th REGIMENT.
1st Tt. Ben. Reid, wounded and missing.
Private a. J. Debusk, wounded severely.
Private A. NJ Neff, wounded slightly.
MISSING.
ID Its NJ H. Duff and s. q. Hutton; Sergts.
7 Love. Henry Garrett, and Robert 5. Low
~. corporals Samuei N. Edmcndsen, John Nc
Mccall and John Wright
,Priyates M H. Buchanan, - barbary. A.
r. Hawthorn, M. B. Hawthorn, Wm.T y. haw-
thorn. Geo. Kelly, John NJ Loggins. SAINT Lei
lers Ph;ip Lewis. VIM. H. Miller, James More,
I.rrv poor. n. w. Pafford, S. H. Powers. 3. A. |
Powers. T. H. Sfringer, W. NJ Snodgsass, . -. /
snodrrasss II. Shupe. Edwin Thomas.
Ina r,ote sending the foregoing, sergeant'
Kelly says, .sThe missing are oil fhenght 70 be
prisoners. unhurt, except Reid wounded. and
Barbary supposed to be killed. Private James
Rosenbalm and myself escaped by hard run
ming" Fl ~ =. tfsss'
i MISSING IN COMPANY z.
/ J,;euts. r. s. Bowie and Walter s. Preston;
/ Serg't 7. J. Warren Corp. Ben. G. Cole; Sergt
/ Mai. John D.. Mitchell. "a, Is IL 81 4 !.
| Z Priyates VIM A. Aven, James Brown, Jesse
! Brown, ]. A. w. Clark, James =. Davis, y no. a.
| Davis. Lorenzo Davis, James Denton, Elias Ben
! ton. JOY. Fields, j. T. Forrest, ]. w Hobbs,
Elkanah Hobbs, E. Kane. g; Lewis, q =, NC
4 Cauley. Robert A. Preston, VIM Osborne, Jno
w Rirgle.. Th0s. Stewart, D. G. Stevens.
Kuiea-Lieut Forrest and w. G.. Rosdman:
Capt. Preston, in giving the foregoing list
!: says-.I believe that Osborae and Cole are
killed, though am not certain. 81 81 s ~
Mr.. Hickok reports Cole killed.
A Letter from Mr.. Charles II, Hickocl
under date Of, the 18th May. to his wife says
..All Of the.S7th has been captured hut 3
! E-Ali Of CoIR, Ibut .Pippin, Shelton, Wasl
9 Clark and myself Clark is badly wounded
!, Or Brigade is nearly all captured: s.
= Endorsed upon the back Of the letter. MI
2 Hickoek says, sPeter Bowman, Of Co. tB'
. was killed yesterday, and Ben Cole Of G
u (K. = and lit. Forrest and VIM. Roadman.
is In the engagement near Harrisonburg, p
d tween GEN, Breckenridge and Seigel, on Sur
off day last, Thomas W. WHITE son Of Mr.. Wn
Of 1 Y. C. White, Of this place, was dangerous!
i wounded in the thigh. 4 49, .lss
Is Aaron Dooley, son of Mr.. Hiram Dnole
y. Of this vicinity, was killed inou Of the bs
=, ties on the Rappahahnock last week. s
snI 1t. C. M. Knott, commanding Go. B. 81
j Regiment, was wounded on the 7th.
Re Serg't BARLOW killed.
d. "A. 500 Of John 8. Caldwell, Esq, Of th
d county, severely wounded.
IN LYscHBURe, May 90.
- NCaaualties IN Go ID, Ist Va.n Cavalry,
ss the 18th May. -.
on K;lied-Lseut. I. B. Edmondson, privai
1e.l Jos. ii. Baker, C. r. Williams, Il Pendlete
tart Wouaded- Sergt. P. Miles, MORALLY; Ser
q @. II. Dalaney, ankle. ss.,ss
1Ke Privates Ghas. B. Fields. supposed mort
Dut lly--in the. hands of the enemy; Henry Jon
severely; Frank Catrnn. Andrew Catron,
M. Crockett. slightly. :.
:. The above information received from +
iils yate John Morrison who left the field !
ind 18TH. Findiay Harris was captured
ms. C. w. BUTTON
ms We have hesrd of the following casualties
10 the Valley fight: ss# 2
the Mr. Stevenson, son Of Mrs Stevenson, N
INIT this place, and member Of Co C, Goth
the battalion was killed. ). $50
IN Mr.. John W. Minnfck, of this county, Of
fol. Eseth Va. battalion, Was slightly woandsd in
los. thigh.
pOo Weregret to learn chat Coll Fnlkerscn, Of
it e3d Tenn.sregimsnt, was slightly Wounded,
therh(Lt. Col. Aiken killed, in tie fight near Pet
ears1 burg Z..,s,ssAl
LincoIn's Prayers, I
oA0 I We sawa few days ago.. doubtless pres
'i0re ia upon Hsncoek,s flaming dispstch. tha
= = had swallowed one division Of the rebel =
nan md would make breakfast Of another
= morning, that there was great rejeicin
agur Yankeedon,. and that Lincoln had issu
'na' | proclamation setting apart . certain de-.
WHO general thanksgiving To- Almighty God
VIM What? BE says for 5 victory over tho Re
leeo- bat the civilized world viii soy for the I
s ish slaughter of two score thousand
rs 4 ,.tl1, 4, l,;;s own f.rf,S