Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-12

pAign, oflcers and IA arms-bearir
men.
Company D-Killed: Sergeant F. M. Cor
molly. Died of wounds: Lieutenant 7.
Compton. Private r. o. Hays. WOUNDED
| Captain J. II. Yancey, Sergeants c. Kun
J. p. Moss, w. w. Snyder. Corporal v
p. Arnold. Privates 7. J. McGinnis. d. !
Matheney, l.. Marks, j. Putnam. !
Stump, ]. w. White. Taken prisoners
| Privates T. j. McGinnis. L. Marks. J.. +
Smith. Missing: Privates j. Heater,
L. Stalnaker. Total-KiIled, 1; died 9
wounds. 2: wounded. IL; taken prisoners
3; missing, 2. Effective strength OF con
pany during the campaign, officers an
10 transferring men.
Company E-Killed: Corporal II. A
| Hiner. Died OF wounds: Leutenar
Henry Beverage, Private o. M. Birt
Permanently disabled: Corporal Ro. Bod
kin, j. Bird, Jr. Wounded: Captain J. {
Matheny, sergeants w. c. Snyder. A.
| Clendening, r. X. Devier. p. w. Carpen
| ter twice), william N. Chew. NJ. z
| Campbell (twice), A. A. Devier, Il. II
| Hite, II. b. Hinegardner. J. s. Robertson
| Sias B. Jones, j. y. M. Pullen, Williar
! d. Townsend, NJ. n. Pullen, j. c. Page
| Taken prisoners: Privates William M
Chew, William r. Erwin, John Beverage
j. w. Bird, j. M. Sprouse. William J
Rexroad, Joseph Jones, j. s. Robertson
| r. w. mclaughlin, M. N. Pullen, VII
| liam Robertson. Captured ard escaped
| Privates ]. S. Erwin. E. II. SHite. Miss
| ing: william j. Rexroad. Total-Kilied
L. died Of wounds. 2; permanently dis
| abled, 2: wounded, IS; taken prisoners, IL
captured and escaped. 2; missing, l. Ell
fective strength OF company during IN
campaign. officers and IS arms-bearin,
men.
Company F-Killed: Lieutenant L. D
Long. Sergeant j. Arbogast. Corpora
Joseph II. Stipe. Private J. W. Folks
w. T. Gay. Adam Heavier, Il. Klttle
Died from wounds: Private M. Crouch
Wounded: Lieutenant w. II. Wilson
(twice), Sergeants John B. Pritt. s. N
Bosworth, Privates III. II. Douglas, G.
e. Daft, John Friel. 8. NJ. Gay (twice)
Lewis Gay, c. s. Kelly, j. W. Lemon
(twice) James c.. Link, John e. Lank
A. c. Mace. ]. NJ. Ramsey, David Shell
ton, Chesley Simmons, James Simmons
j. M. Smecker. j. Vandevender, ID. o.
Wilson, L. ID. Westfall, f. ]. Snyder
Levi Heavier. Taken prisoners: Ser
geants s. N. Bosworth, Moses Bennett,
Corporal J. Riggleman Privates James
Anthony, NJ. S. Channel. Emmett Craw-
ford, II. II. Douglas, John Friel. c.. s.
Kelley, A. c. Mace, z. McCloud, w. r.
Stipe. ID. Simmons L. d. Westfall. II.
$. Snyder, j. f. Taylor Total-kilied.
4; died OF wounds, 1; wounded, &c; taken
prisoners, is. Effective strength Of COM
pany during the campaign, 2 officers and
40 arms-bearing men.
Company CHILLED: Sergeant ]. W.
Nottingham, Privates ]. W. Long, J. c..
mclaughlin, j. w. Shales. Died Of
wounds: Privates William NJ. Hughes,
G. w. Arbaugh, w. Woden. Perma-
nently disabled: II. Heavier. Wound
ed: Lieutenant J. r. warrick, Ser
geant William II. Hull, Privates John
p. Warner, ]. w. Hughes, @. p. Ar
baugh, G.. II. Carpenter Gwice). James
Hamilton, S. C. Higgins. r. D. Lindsay,
Henry Long, NJ. l.. Moore, Charles
Moore: Robert Mclaughlin, zack.
Swinck, Jacob Sheets, J. w. Wallace,
John Wilfong, w. G.. Wilfong, Elias
Wilfong, III. A. Yesger. Taken prison
ers: Captain L. Wilfong. Lieutenant ].
r. Warrick, Privates James Wilfong,
John Doyle, james II. Higgins, j. A.
Tracey: Total-killed, 4; died OF wounds
8; permanently disabled, L. wounded, q
taken prisoners. 6. Effective strength Of
company during the campaign, 2 officers
and 90 transferring men
Company H-Killed: Sergeants L. Polig,
William j. Boner. Prvates Joseph
Church. Isaac Jones, William Seybert
Died OF wounds: Sergeant William Isner.
Privates G.. w. Henderson, F. Humph-
reys. Permanently disabled: Sergeant
w. Music. J.. ID. Humphreys. Wounded:
Captain @. T. Thompson, Private G. w.
Henderson (three tiInes). f. Humphreys
twice), John Campbell, J. NJ. Golden
0wice), John Woodford e. Jones, j. w.
Jones. William Barrett twice. p. NJ.
Talbot Benjamin Warner, John Warner,
Taken prisoners: Captain G. T.. Thomp-
son, Sergeant T.. T. Corder, John Camp
bell Captured and escaped: John VAR
ner. Total-hilled, s; died of wounds,
3; permanently disabled. /; wounded, Is:
taken prisoners, g. captured and escaped,
!. Effective strength of the company
during the campaign, 2 officers and 30
arras-bearing men.
Company I--killed: Private David Bur-
rough. Died of wounds: Private Will
liam Harris. Permanently disabled
Lieutenant Ed. II. Bradbury. Wounded:
Corporals John Edmonds. n. Clark, Pri-
Yates ELI Burrough, James Johns twice),
G. ID. Casio, F. NJ. Waugh (twice). VIII
liam II. Hartman. A. Caste twice), j.
w. Spour, d. c. Gibson, Abel Spour, w.
r. Rowan, William J. Bradshaw, o. VIII
fong. Taken prisoners: Sergeants S. A.
Bragg, J. w. Burbridge. Private ID. c.
Gibson. q. ID. Spour. James Rodosky.
ID. C. Wellen. Missing: n. Rowan. NJ.
Rowan. Total-Killed, /; died OF wounds,
II; permanently disabled, /; wounded, II;
taken prisoners, s; missing, 2. Effective
strength OF the company during the cam
paign, officers and n arms-bearing men.
Company KILLED: Lieutenant j. w.
Bryan, Lieutenant George II. Bolinger.
Died of wounds: Sergeant j. g. wells.
Private r. II. Goodwin. Permanently dis
abled: Captain j. X. Phillips. Lieutenant
NJ. Polling. Wounded: Sergeant f. Z.
Phillips, SOL Gamer, j. II. Wilt twice),
Corporsls George Keller Gwice), Il. NJ.
johnson twice, Private j. II. Afford
twice., Jacob Goodwin twice. M. Moore
three tines, f.. Il. Polling (twice), Isaac
Stockwell twice, f. Il. Digman. Taken
prisoners Corporal r. Goodwin, Privates
j. p. Bennett. L. 7. Polling. c. Phillips.
2; died of wounds, 2; per-
manently disabled 2; wounded, 20; taken
prisoners. 4. Effective strength OF COM
pany during the campaign, officers and
20 arms-bearing men.
AGGREGATE.
Killed ................ ..................... 80
Died of wounds ........... .............. Is
disabled ........ ......... IL
Wounded ............ .................... 173
Taken prisoners ........ ................ ~
Taken prisoners and escaped ..........
.....,.... ...... .......''.''.'..'
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Total casualties ......... ........... 81
This statement is very nearly correct
and shows that during the past single
the number of casualties 1t has
suffered were only nineteen less than the
whole number Of officers and men in the
regiment. This regiment was engaged In