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The Daily Dispatch: December 17, 1862., [Electronic resource] 1 1 Browse Search
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The Daily Dispatch: December 17, 1862., [Electronic resource], From Gen. Floyd's command. (search)
From Gen. Floyd's command. It is reported, and generally credited, that the Virginia State Line, under command of General Floyd, has obtained a signal success over the enemy at a place called Piketon, on the Kentucky border. One account states that the enemy's forces, numbering some five thousand, were completely routed, and that nine flatboats, with valuable stores, were captured, and Col. Dilly and fifty men were killed, and sixty prisoners taken. General Floyd is also said to have dispersed the Peter's Creek Home Guards, a band of Kentucky Unionists that have made themselves a terror along the Kentucky State line.
The Daily Dispatch: December 22, 1862., [Electronic resource], Interesting account of the battle of Fredericksburg. (search)
ded: H D Bryson, slightly. Company L--Wounded:--Alkin, severely. Total killed, I; wounded, 5. 19th Miss, Major Harris, Com'g. Company D--Wounded: W T Seal, slightly. Company G--Wounded: Serg't J W Williams, slightly; Corporal J M Lee, severely; privates J J Holcombe, right leg off, since dead; D Archibald, very slightly; J M Murphy, shot in left hand; A B Sanaom, stunned by a shell; J R Petrea, two fingers on right hand. Total killed, 1; wounded, 7. 12th Miss., Major Dilly, Com'g. Company A--Wounded: Ben Fortner, J C Cleary, slightly. Company E--Wounded; Chas Kean; severely; Wm Heard, contusion. Company C--Wounded; Sergeant E H Derbin, slightly. Company H--Wounded: A J Davis severely. Total wounded 4. Grandy's battery. Casualties — None. Total killed in Featherstone's Brigade, 5; wounded 35. I omitted to state in its proper place that we are in Anderson's Division, composed of five brigades, and we were placed in the follo