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The Daily Dispatch: August 6, 1861., [Electronic resource], Twenty-five dollars reward (search)
vates — Thos. J. Kavannaugh, James L Patterson, Luther W Cooper, J. Mat. Neff, N. D. Oglesby, Mississippi. Wounded--(none considered dangerous)--Samuel F. Furgeson, M. Wisor, W. H. Harrison, S. Harsh. J. Briant, R. R. Balley, H. Matthews, H. H. Lockett, H. Lampkin. The gallant dead. Among those who fell in the great battle of the 21st July was Lieut. Richard A. Palmer, to whose memory a friend pays the following tribute: He was born in Yorkville, South Carolina, on 31 September, 1833, and graduated with distinction in 1852 at the Citadel Academy in Charleston. He was soon afterwards chosen professor in the "Saint John's Military and Classical Institution," at Spartansburg, S. C., and was afterwards engaged as an instructor in an institution in Marietta, Ga.--He subsequently settled in Pontotoc, Mississippi, and was a Professor in a Female Seminary at that place, when he volunteered as a soldier in the service of the South. He was elected 1st Lieutenant of the "Po