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The Daily Dispatch: June 7, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 16 (search)
s also made in the number of the Regiment, the 12th Georgia being spoken of for the 28th Georgia, which, I have no doubt, was a typographical error. In justice to that gallant Regiment. I take occasion to say it is now under the command of our hero, Gen. Stonewall Jackson, and has been in more battles and done harder fighting, than any other Regiment from our State. T O Wi Adjt. 28th Regt. Ga. Vol. Casualties in the 19th Georgia Regiment. Company A--Wounded: Corp'l Sherwood, Privates Worten and Harretson. Company B--Wounded: Private Mitchell, mortally. Missing: Privates Lynch and Martin. Company C--Wounded: Privates John Rantfrow.--Pierce, Corp'l Ting. Company D--Wounded: Privates Russell and Turpley. Company E--Wounded: Privates T C Card, J P Collins, J D Alman, J M Singleton. Missing: Private R Harrol. Company F--Killed: Corporal Black, Privates W H H Bridges, W C Buise. Wounded: Privates S P Barret and B Thomson. Missing: Serg G
The Daily Dispatch: June 7, 1862., [Electronic resource], From New Orleans. (search)
Ran away--$10 reward. --From Sherwood, (the late residence of Roger B. Atkinson, dec'd, in Lunenburg county, Va.,) on Sunday, the 20th of April, 1862, a Negro named Arch, between 17 and 18 years of age, about 5 feet 4 inches high of black color, and pleasant countenance.--He went off dressed in drab fulled linsey frock coat, vest, and pants, black slouch hat, and coarse boots, worn through the winter. He and other slaves were removed from the county of Loudoun to Sherwood early in March lSherwood early in March last, and Arch was doubtless on his way back to that county. He was arrested and lodged in jail on the 23d of last month at Hanover C. H. In company. however, with two other negroes and two white men. (the two white men charged with felony,) all confined in the same room, Arch escaped from jail about the first day of this month. One hundred dollars will be paid by me for the apprehension and delivery of said Negro in some jail so that I get him again, besides all reasonable expenses. My