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The Daily Dispatch: April 23, 1862., [Electronic resource], the battle in the Southwest. (search)
llinois. James CaryLieutenant58th Illinois. A McArthurLieutenant58th Illinois. D J O'NellLieutenant2d Iowa. John WayneLieutenant2d Iowa. J P KnightLieutenant2d Iowa. J M ThriftLieutenant16th Iowa. S R EddingtonCaptain12th Iowa. W C EarieCaptain12th Iowa. W W WarnerCaptain12th Iowa. J H StibbsCaptain12th Iowa. W R HaddockCaptain12th Iowa. L DCaptain12th Iowa. F M Van-DuzieCaptain12th Iowa. M F Duncanadjutant.12th Iowa. J B DoorQuartermt'r12th Iowa. G H MorrieySg't Major12th Iowa. L H MerrillLieutenant12th Iowa. J H BorgerLieutenant12th Iowa. H HaleLieutenant12th Iowa. F ElsellLieutenant12th Iowa. Rhat WilliamsLieutenant12th Iowa. J W GiftLieutenant12th Iowa. W A MolteLieutenant12th Iowa. J F NicksonLieutenant12th Iowa. D W JacksonLieutenant12th Iowa. John J MarksLieutenant12th Iowa. J J BrownLieutenant12th Iowa. C C Tobinadjutant21st Missouri Thos. RichardtonLieutenant21st Missouri R K RandolphLieutenant12th Illinois. M S McGrathLieutenant52d Illinois.
The Daily Dispatch: April 23, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 14 (search)
Federal report of the bombardment Fort Pulaski states that 17 of their own member were killed, and but one of the garrison of the fort. The fort was shelled from weakest side. The walls were not breach as reported by the Savannah papers, but garrison were completely shelled out by tremendous fire brought to bear upon the The Federals ridiculed the fact of the federate garrison at Fort Pulaski allow them to erect their batteries so near the and at such commanding positions. Capt. McGrath and son they intend to prisoners. The officers say that four iron-clad were nearly ready, with which, and force of 50,000, assisted by their other boats, they designed to attack Charleston. They assert that they receive the Sa papers nearly every day. From the Peninsula. It was rumored in Norfolk, Sunday, intelligence from the Peninsula had been received to the effect that Gen. Margude received a severe wound in the right that one of our batteries on York River bee