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The Daily Dispatch: April 25, 1864., [Electronic resource], Additional particulars from the Plymouth fight. (search)
e arrived in Petersburg, and were assigned to the S. C. Hospital, Washington street. They were wounded on Monday, while storming the outer line of entrenchments. Some few of the wounds were severe, but most of them slight: Pegram's Battery--Sergt George Trent wounded through the arm; private Archibald Carmichael, burned by the explosion of a shell; B. L. Wiltsie' severely in both legs; Barney Winfree, in shoulder; and John C. Eckles, contusion from caisson. Blunt's Battery--Sergt Thos. M. Ross and private Wm. Noell. Fayette Artillery--Privates Wm. Allen and Jas. G. Barnes. First Virginia Regiment--Privates John Belcher, company H; Henry Toler, company H; Washington H. Wood, company G, and E. W. Callahan, company B. Eleventh Virginia Regiment--Privates Abner P. Bateman, company C, and William Gregory, company G, through the thigh. The latter is from Lynchburg. Twenty Fourth Virginia Regiment--Private Josiah Dunn, company B. A Yankee who was wounded an
The Daily Dispatch: April 25, 1864., [Electronic resource], Rumored Evacuation of Newbern, N. C. (search)
From the Southwest. Dalton, April 23 --The enemy's cavalry captured twenty-four of our cavalry near Spring Place yesterday, and killed the Lieutenant in command. Gen. Wheeler hearing of it, ordered Colonel Ross to make a dash on their pickets in front of Tunnel Hill at daylight this morning, which resulted in the capture of thirty horses and killing fifteen men. The enemy are reported quite active at Cleveland.