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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 3. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 243 (search)
did not occupy more than forty minutes. We had one man killed on the spot, an Iowa soldier and volunteer aid to General Davis, name unknown; eight wounded. Their names I have ascertained from Dr. Brodie, the division surgeon, under whose care they have been treated: Privates Graham, Twenty-fifth Illinois Volunteers, wounded in intestines, since died; N. Jubert, Company C, Fourth regiment Cavalry, wounded in knee-joint; G. Collenburth, Company D, Fourth regiment Cavalry, wounded in the nose; T. Tracy, Company D, Fourth regiment Cavalry, wounded in the leg; E. Dillon, Company D, Fourth regiment Cavalry, wounded in the lung; William McGee, Company D, Fourth regiment Cavalry, wounded in the head-dangerous; F. Hyar, Company D, Fourth regiment Cavalry, wounded in the head — dangerous; T. Dormey, Company D, Fourth regiment Cavalry, wounded in the ankle; F. Kinney, Company D, Fourth regiment Cavalry, wounded in the head. The prisoners are composed in great part of recruits from the counties