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The Daily Dispatch: November 12, 1861., [Electronic resource] 5 1 Browse Search
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and left their tents behind them. Of the disasters there were some not mentioned yesterday and some incorrectly stated. Corporal J. B. Gladney, 15th S. C. Reg. Vols., was slightly wounded in the ankle. Private Columbus Hunt, of the same regiment, wounded in the leg. Private Henry Wessinger, of the same regiment,C. Vols., flesh wound in the left arm. Private Philip Heaton, Company H, 9th Reg. S. C. Vols., flesh wound in the thigh. Private J. S. Ayres, 27th Georgia Reg. Vols., wounded in the left foot, slightly. Lieutenant Norris DeSaussures Reg. S. C. Vols., wounded in the back by a shell; died yesterday in this city, and boLieutenant Norris DeSaussures Reg. S. C. Vols., wounded in the back by a shell; died yesterday in this city, and body sent to Charleston. Lieut. Myerhoof, Co. D, German Artillery, Charleston, killed by the falling of chases on him in the fight. Private Burnette, Co. F, 9th South Carolina Regiment, killed. Claus Meyer, German Artillery, foot shot off. Private Hawkins, same company, arm shot off. Geo. Monroe, Co. C. 9th S.