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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 11. (ed. Frank Moore), Doc. 16. operations in Tennessee. (search)
The enemy's artillery being silenced and captured, and our infantry having possession of the work, at about five o'clock P. M. I moved the battery in the general pursuit, with Colonel Morgan's brigade. The casualties on the fifteenth instant were as follows: Lieutenants E. D. York, severely wounded, left arm broken, and T. H. Stevenson, slightly wounded, musket shot; Sergeant I. V. Elder, severely wounded in left side, musket shot; Privates Wm. Campbell, severely wounded in thigh; James Stuard, severely wounded by shell in back; James Evans, seriously wounded in breast, musket shot; I. O. Eversole, slightly wounded by. shell; T. E. Stanley, slightly wounded by shell. Five horses were killed, three by musketry, two by shell; nine horses were wounded, two by shell, seven by musketry. The following ammunition was expended:   shot. shell. Sph. Case. total. First day 272 176 176 624 Second day 160 230 290 530   432 406 466 1204 No casualties on the sixteent