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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 9. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 86 (search)
gainst great odds, until ordered to withdraw. The regiment fell back in good order. The following is a list of the killed, wounded, and missing: Among the officers, Colonel L. M. Lamar was seriously wounded; Lieutenant-Colonel J. B. Towers was taken prisoner; Major E. J. Magruder was wounded slightly; Lieutenant J. M. Montgomery, company E, was killed; Lieutenant C. M. Harper, of the same company, was taken prisoner; Captain A. F. Butler, company B, was wounded dangerously; Lieutenant W. W. Williamson, company G, was wounded seriously; and Lieutenant T. J. Blackwell, company I, was wounded slightly, besides twenty-three enlisted men killed, fifty-five wounded, and nine missing. The bearing of officers and men on the field entitles them to the commendations of their superior officers, and the gratitude of their country. Respectfully, George O. Dawson, Captain, Company I, commanding Eighth Georgia Regiment. Battle of July 1, 1862. headquarters Eighth Georgia regim