...rses lying dead on the field after the battle was over, nine were white. All the white horses on the field, with the exception of General Pillow's and Colonel Logwood's, were killed. Every man on General Pillow 's staff lost his horse, and a number of them had two horses shot under them. Geo. Pillow, a son of General Pillow, had his horse shot no less than seven times, and was afterward himself injured by ...