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The Daily Dispatch: July 5, 1862., [Electronic resource], List of casualties in the recent battles before Richmond. (search)
s D A Bars Revan, J T Robinson, W A Shepherd. Company Killed: None. Wounded: Lieut. Corp W C Brown, Private J A Company G. Capt Crawford.--Killed: Private J B Symington. Wounded: Privates J Lovenstein, E E Nimmo. Company G, Capt Owens.--Killed: Corpl T B Braithwaite; Private Lewis Meyers. Wounded: Sergt J R Baldry. Company I. Capt Jones.--Killed: Privates John Delbridge, W. E Edwards. Wounded: Sergt T J. Harwell Privates G. W Lee, L F Kelly. Company H, Capt LewelLynch, Chas Law, J N Norwood, H J Norris. N A Rawis, J J Stoker. Co. K, (Mobile Rifles.)--Killed: Corp'l Wm. Lieut. Wounded: Sgt. Traylor, Corp'l McGuire, Privates Buford, Jones. Keeler, Closeby ), Moseby 69, Innerarity, Clark, Young. Hunter, Howard. Co. L. (Dixie Eagles.)--Killed: Privates J A Pipkins, W J Keener, G Hutson. Wounded: Lt Kennon, Sgt Martin; Privates C Delbridge, M W Dick, G Oliver, McKennon, Young, Patterson, Coggins, Greenwood. Missing: Privates Owens, Tillery.
The Daily Dispatch: July 5, 1862., [Electronic resource], The Murderer Butler. (search)
Taking prisoners Prayed out. --The following paragraph taken from the Philadelphia Inquirer will serve as a hint to our own men: "The notorious Missouri rebel, Col. John Owens, who made himself conspicuous in burning bridges, and depots, and by firing into passenger trains, last summer and fall, was last week hunted down by a detachment of sent out from Palmyra. They found him near his farm, and, after a slight resistance on his part, they succeeded in capturing him. Preparations were made for his execution. He begged the soldiers to take him prisoner, They informed him that 'taking prisoners' was played out. They then placed him upon a stump, in front of a file of soldiers, and, at the word of command, eight bullets pierced the body of the rebel, killing him instantly."