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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 11. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 169 (search)
. Some of them were fierce-looking heavily-bearded cutthroats, while a few were smooth-faced boys. We noticed one who seemed to be a stripling of scarce seventeen summers. On the left of the Salem turnpike, near the left of the Quaker meeting-house, we saw five graves. The wooden boards placed at their heads stated that these were all killed on Friday, the seventeenth. On the other side of the road a man was laid out on a blanket, with a piece of paper pinned on his breast, marked Robert J. Simpson, Company I, First Virginia Light Infantry. Another account. The fight on Saturday, near this city, says the Lynchburg Republican, was a much heavier one than at first supposed, and its results greatly more disastrous to the enemy than stated yesterday morning. It is now stated that their dead alone left on the field numbered one hundred and twenty, and their wounded in field hospitals, who fell into our hands — being too badly hurt to be moved — are reported at one hundred and f