The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14

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REGIMENTS SUSTAINING THE
GREATEST LOSS IN THE GREAT
BATTLES OF THE WAR BETWEEN
THE STATES; NUMBERS KILLED
AND WOUNDlSD.
First battle Of Nanassas-Elghth Geor-f
sia lost 200. Wilson'S Creek. Alo--Third(
Arkansas. 10. Shiloh, Tenn.-7E' ourth Ten
nessee 2l9. Williamsburg Va.--Twenty-,
fourth Virginia, 1S9 Seven 4Pines-SiXth5
Alabama, S7a Cedar Nountain--TWentN-l
first Virginia, 100. Cross Keys-Flifteent
Alabama, 81 Port Republic-Seventh
Carolina Rifles $40. Frayserss Farm
Palmetto Sharpshootcrs 254. Malvern
llIJill-Third Alabama 200, Seven days
Seventh North Carolina. 255 Second Ma
liassas--Fifth Texas, 24O Sharpsburg,
Md.-Third North Carolina, 253. Corinth
| Miss.-SiNth Texas, las. Perryyille, Ky
Seventeenth Tennessee, 100. Frcdericlss
burg, Na.-Fifty-seventh North Carolina,
I'd Murfreesboro Tenn.--4EiEhth Tennes-
see, 3o6 Charlottesville. Va.-Thirty-
seventh North Carolina. 227. Nicksburg,
Miss.--Ihird Louisiana, 49, Gettysburg,
Charleston harbor. S. C.-TwcntS- first
South Carolina, 1872 Chickamauga, Ca
| Eighteenth Alabama, 297.
LOSSES.
| The following statement ,of the killed
| and wounded In some of the great bat
| Ties OF INT WOTIu rs tiihtll lioHl
sons Life of Stonewall jackson, and may
| be of interest to many Of your readers:
| Leipsic, lS13-rroops engaged. Allies,
| 300 600; French, 100000. Killed and wound
| ed Allies. 42,o9o: French, $1,000.
4 Waterloo, 1SlJ--Troops engaged: Allies.
| 10000: French, 10000 Killed and wound
4 ed: Allies. 10000; French, $4,000.
/ first Manassas. lS6l-'rroopH enga ged:
/ Federals e7,OO0: Confederates, 1900
I Killed and wounded: Federals. 300; Con
1 federateF. l,S%
Seven Pines, ls62-Troops engaged; Fed
erals 5lGNO; Confederates, 5000 Killed
and wounded; Federals, 5.Gl;' Confeder'
| ates, G,l37.
J Malvern Hill, 1S62-Troops engaged Fed
/ erals, $1,000; Confederates. 10000. Killed
and wounded: Fedcrals. $500: confeder-
ates, $500,
A .ciraveiott, lS7o-Troops engaged: Ger
mans 2o0,oo0; French 10000. Killed ant
4 wounded: Germans, 10000; French, 10000
s,etond Manassas. lS62-Troops engaged
Fffderals, 1900; Confedemtes $4,000
Killed and wounded: Federals, 1900
n COnfederates, 5000,
sharpsburg 1ss2--Troons engaged: Fed
erals. 5000; Confederates, $1,000. KILLED
Irnd wounded; Federals. 1900; Confeder
ates. $500
Fredericksburg, ls62-Troops engaged
!, lTederals. 10000; Confederates, 10000
liiled and wounded: Federals, 4-Ia7; Con
y
, Charlottesville. 1S63-Troops engaged
Federals, 10000; Confederates, 62 ,0ot
9 Killed and wounded: Federals. $4,000 Coz,
: tederates, 10000.
Spotsylyania Courthouse. 1s6a.-Troop
engaged: Federais 10000; Confederates
!, 50;0o0 Killed and wpunded: Federals
= 1900; Confederates 5000
!, Cold Harbor, 1861 Troops engaged Fed
: erals. llo00o; Cpnfederates, g. 900 Kille
D and wounded; F'ederals, 1000; confede,
stes. 100
Gettysburg. lS6i-Troops engaged: Fed
: erals. 5000: Confederates. 10000 Kille
$ and wounded: Federsls, 1900; Confedel
: ates, 1900.
BATTLE AT IlELLYtS FORD.
u II is said that In war mon are nothing
: ii is the man who is everything, In IN
S first engagement with the Fedcrals a
!. 1leiley's Ford. Va. March II. 1863
!. witnessed the death or rather the morts
/ . wouudlpg, OF one OF the South's creates
Is heroes. mere boy. scarcely past ii
: majority. 4 aluGe 10 the gallant Majc
!. Pelham. lie was shot down while a!din
= in the charge OF the Third Virginia CavaIr
II } Regiment His battery was not In pos
r ton 10 be used, aud he could not stan
y and zee aicaralry charge without tilroy
y ing iimsdlf into II. He Won his star :
= the ps tile Of Fredericksburg where h