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The Daily Dispatch: September 4, 1861., [Electronic resource], Tennessee and Kentucky. (search)
rteen men were engaged. The second was on the 26th, when 15 were killed and 49 were wounded. Of the first affair the Plain dealer says: Fourteen men from company K, (National Guard,) Seventh Regiment, under Captain Shutt, were engaged on the 21st, near Cross Lane, Virginia. They were surprised by the Richmond Blues, who killed privates John Relie and John Shussier, wounded and took prisoners the captain himself Bohn; and privates Henry Luiber, George Wensennseck, F. Bruckelmen. Corporal Grebe, Geo. Denzel, Lewis Demil and Andrew Marcher were also wounded, but not severely, and made their escape, Captain Shutte is said to be mortally wounded. Of the killed and wounded in the engagement on the 26th, the same paper says: Capt. Stering, who was killed, was from Youngstown. Capt. Shurtuff from Oberith, and Capt. Dyer, from Painesville. The latter served through the Mexican war, was in several battles, and came off without a scratch. He was Captain of the Painesville