The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28


than tine Following regiments
cor the officers killed and severely
wounded ! may mention tho names OF
CAPTAIN W. NJ Loe. Tenth Alabama.
mortally wounded (since deadl. Lieu
tenant W. 6. Faith. Eleventh Atahnu,,
killed. Captain Thomas Ph@en Lieu
tenants c. NJ Maynard w III Ian.
ana Augustus Jansen. OF the Eiehth
Alabama Killed. Captain H. y. nm.
Ninth Alabama. was killed far I'm ad
vance on the field or the dangorousiv
wounded are Captain Hsnnou Lieu
tenants MoHugh and McGrath. of
Eighth Alabama; Captain T ii Hobbs
Ninth Alabama. died from wounds Tee
ceived Lieutenant j d. shelly adm
taut Tenth Alabama and Lieutenant
Weyland auarterma OF Nirth
Alahama. severely wounded The lat
ter officers duties die not REQUIRE ms
nrf sence with his reciircnt ire battle.
bat he volunteered for t and served
with his company tCaptsin ffobbs's)
with great GOODNESS and courage This
officer served in like manner at the
BATTLE az seven Pines
lieutenant Colonel Z T. Rovston
commanding the sth Alabama. was
wltn MS regiment during the entire
"nsascment. and commanded IL with
eroat courage and good iudement. and
,no losses sustained ay this regiment.
tne weakest IN numbers 's evidence
ot the severity of tho contest Ia which
it waa engaged"
Favorable notice is called 10 sur
se1fs Eoyston OF tnc s,h A1abaml.
MINOR ath Aiabama ana Assistant
surgeon Sanders lith Alabama
THESE officers We're prompt and eficl-
ant ln providing for aad attending
t wounded and - ali men -
ngfk ed skin IN tDe.r profess'on"
iold o. I7).
the Sanders referred 10 as Assist
ant Surgeon of Tho attn Alabama is
the present honorei and ancient
health officer of Alabama. Dr. " a.
Sanders
Eighth Alabama k'ued four officers
and twenty-seven men. wounded
twelve officers and 100 men Total i63.
smith Alabama. KILLED one oficer and
thirty-thrce men. wouuded eight OH
Gers and eighty-eignt men missins.
four men Total 13s
Tenth Alabama. killed one officer
and twenty-three mon wounded. seven
officers and ninety lstt men Total
laI
Eleventh Alabama. killed one OIL
Ger and twentysiN men. wounded.
seven officers and i2s men Total l57.
Grand total 5S4 ir 3 torce OF about
1850.
Brigadier General w Il C. whiting.
commanding division. said conspicuous
for great cooiness and courage. were
Brigadier General Hood ana Colonel
f. VI Law. commanding brigades.
the 4th Alabama in Laws Brgale
was IN the grand charge which first
broke the Federal lines ana closely
Followed the 18th Texas. which was the
first to break the enemys line and
cuter his works. Ghd POS 800 and
5Gii Tho record shows Captains a.
-Armistoad killed aud Alfred G Price
died OF wounds received lune a.
General L NJ Law commended Tor
coolncss and who participated ia me
grand charge IA tnls battle is sum
living in Barlow. Fla.
Fourth Alabama. KILLED one officer
and twenty one men wounded. elshN
officers and l0, men
Colonel A. H. Colqulti commanding
the brigade TO which tho Thirteenth
Alabama was attached is not credited
with a report on TINS battle IN me
OMcial War Reccrda. General o. H.
hin. To whose division Conqu!tts bril-
cade was attached. in reporting. said
Several regiments Q my division We're
thrown Into the rear and did not en-
sage the enemy" Among the number
was the Thirteenth Alabama ibid.
maze 6etl IT IS credited. however.
with having lost four KILLED and FORTY
wounded
eniciont CHIEF clerk in the state audi
tors office and who is so well and
favorably known by those who hed
business dealings with him IA That
capacity was a member Of the Thir-
teenth Alabama and received the
wound IN this battle which ever after
ward caused him to limp = minnie ball
LODGED IN his hin and he carried IT I'M
bodied there FOR eight years causing
"a running sore After having Il eN-
tractod. tho wound healed over, but
tho linn IN his walk remained until
his death
Brigsdier-Geueral Roger = pryor.
to Whose brigade the Fourteenth Ala
hama was attached. is brief in his re-
port on this battle and does not mem
ton the Fourteenth Alabama or any
record shows that Captain John T Sell
was killed and rAeutcnants r Green
wood and 2 v Hines died of wounds
received on June II
not shown separately FOR this battle
Its entire losses for the seven days
are siven in one sum
Brigadier-General r Trimble. 70
whose brigade the Fifteenth Alabama
was attached said II need not cnum-
crate the gallant exploits OF brigade
where every officer and man behaved
so well and cannot refrain from al
fusion TO the conspicuous Sallantry of
Captain Brown OF the Sixteenth Mis-
sisslppi and Captain Guerrv, of the
Fifteenth Alabama both shot dead In
front o. their companies while cheer
ing on their mon to tho charge"
Lieutenant Mcintosh vas also
Killed in this uattic. Two officers aa1
thirty-three men We're killed and four
officers and I'LL men wounded.
The Fiith Alabama Battalion. COM
manded by captain a s Van deGraff.
part of Archcrs Brigade. was engaged
in this battle It's losses Tor the see
ries OF battles fought on this move
ment are not SVEN separately for any
single battle For the whole seven
DAYS there are shown to nave been
nineteen KILLED and sevontv-nine
Wounded total ninety-oiEhj General
Archer. in fuortius on the Mechanics
VII. fight said Among the wounded
rs tho gallant and efficient Captaiu Van
deGraN commanding the Erin Ma
hama Battalion Further along he
said an thc deld officers of three resi-
meuts "and toe two senior captains
succcssivciy in command of the fifth
Alabama Battrlion We're iiiicd or
wounded. lilid. pages NA1-SNSJ Gem.
cral Is r. Hn said "Especial mention
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