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The Daily Dispatch: June 3, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 14 (search)
unded in arm; J J brown, do; John B Dodd Jr; face, slight; R L Dobbins, breast, slight John W Houchens, arm, badly; Marion Pearce, head and shoulder; Charles Lightbaker, shoulder; A C Wingfield, hand; M W Wingfield, wrist and arm. Company B.--Sergt Wm Mullen, shoulder, badly; Privates Lucien Cox, arm; A Duun, do; M D Johnson, do; G Y Shepherd, very slight; Palmer Hamner, missing. Company C.--Sergt Charles Evans, wounded in arm. Company D.--Corpl W. H. Ferguson, allie, Privates J C Anderson, body; Wm A Crank, do; B N Drambeller, do; W D Harris, mortally; S H Straughan, arm; James A Sutherland, leg; Ausin Woody, hip; H H Hughes, hip and arm; L Walker, foot and arm. Company E.--Corpl R P Ferguson, mouth, badly; Privates D H Byers, arm, do; G Eastin, arm, slight; J Y Flynt, hand and arm; J W Leake, bowels, seriously; R B Wood, thigh broken by ball. Company F.--Corpl Daniel Murphy, shoulder; Privates John Spruce, do; James Taylor, hand; George Madison, missing. Company
The Daily Dispatch: June 3, 1862., [Electronic resource], Late Northern news. (search)
gorous attack. Featherstone's brigade led the advance. It was commanded on the occasion by Col. Anderson, the General being ill in the city. Garland's brigade commenced the attack on the left, andere killed instantly, and 19 wounded. Capt. Hacon, of the 27th Georgia while as aid to Col. Anderson, was killed. In the last charge on the retreating Federal beyond their camp, Col. D. L.n the thigh. As an incident of the fight, we may mention that reinforcements were order to Anderson, but one regiment could be spared, the South Carolina, Col. Jenkine, was sent.--upon arrivingBratton, and the Palmetto Sharpshooters, Lieut-Col. Walker. The former commander, Brig Gen. R. H. Anderson, commanded a division in the fight. He has not resigned; the Gen. Anderson who resigned is Anderson who resigned is from Tennessee, and his place as commander of the Tennessee brigade was assigned to Brig.-Gen. Robert Hatton, who was killed. While proceeding down the New Bridge road, endeavoring to get to the