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The Daily Dispatch: April 2, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 25 (search)
f the 21st, had his horse shot under him and acted his part well. Col. Echols, of the 27th, had his arm badly broken while leading his men to the field. Col. Burks, of the 4d, received six shots through his clothing and his horse was shot four times. Lieut. Dall, of Delaware, who joined the 5th at Harper's Ferry, was killed, fighting bravely. Capt. Austin, of the 5th, was badly wounded and left on the field. Capt. Robertson, of the 27th, going on the field lame, was taken prisoner. Lieut. Junkin, Gen. Jackson's Aide-de-camp, was taken prisoner. He mistook a body of Yankees for our men, and was taken. The whole army regrets the loss of the gallant Lieutenant. Capt. Morrison, and Lt. Lisle, of the Liberty Hall Volunteers, of Washington College, who fought so gallantly at Manassas, were taken, and his company badly cut up. It is impossible to get a full list of the killed and wounded — The missing are coming in every day, and the first estimate made is greatly reduced. Gen. Jac