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William H. Dean (search for this): article 1
anies from this city and neighborhood, was in the severe battle of the 1st instant. The casulties are as follows: Col. Thos. P. August, wounded, Major John Stewart Walker, killed. Company A--Corporal J. B. Dodd, severaly wounded by the bursting of shell, Privates H. Schwalmeyer and George W. Brooke, wounded slightly. Company B--Private Wm. M. Marshall, slightly. Company D--Privates August Harris and Benj. Faudre, slightly. Company E--Private Thomas J. Barnett, severely. Company H--Corporal Wm. H. Dean and Wm. H. Holmes, slightly. Capture of Yankee Barbarians. Four Yankees captured a Confederate soldier on Thursday and deliberately-- hunged him to a tree, having pinned upon his back a card inscribed, "We hang all the rebels we catch." The miscreants were immediately afterward captured by a squad of our cavalry, and were yesterday brought to the city in company with a negro owned by Capt. White. We are surprised, that summary punishment was not inflicted upon them on the s
James M. Leonard (search for this): article 1
taken in one of the recent engagements below this city. While there were some very fine specimens of well developed manhood in this aggregate of human depravity, the majority were not calculated, from their appearance, to produce any favorable impressions. The following officers arrived at the same time; C. M. Hildebrand, 1st Lieut. co. G, 5th Pa.; W. J. Harrison, 1st Lieut. co. C, 7th N. J.; C. M. Angell, Captain co. E, 61st N. Y; Wm. C. Besseliever, Captain co. D, 4th Pennsylvania; Jas. M. Leonard, Aid-de-Camp to Gen. Birney; D. E. Gregory, 1st Lieut. and Adjutant 61st New York. Accident to Gen. Pendleton. We regret to learn that this distinguished officer, while giving an order to Capt. Rogers, on Thursday last, received a severe kick on the foot from one of his battery horses, which will unfit the General for active duty forseveral days. Stolen Bible recovered. A member of company D. 2d Mississippi battalion, has caused to be sent to this office for restoratio
George W. Brooke (search for this): article 1
up at the same time a large lot of ammunition, which the enemy attempted to destroy before leaving, but failed in their purpose. Fifteenth Virginia regiment. The Fifteenth regiment, composed of companies from this city and neighborhood, was in the severe battle of the 1st instant. The casulties are as follows: Col. Thos. P. August, wounded, Major John Stewart Walker, killed. Company A--Corporal J. B. Dodd, severaly wounded by the bursting of shell, Privates H. Schwalmeyer and George W. Brooke, wounded slightly. Company B--Private Wm. M. Marshall, slightly. Company D--Privates August Harris and Benj. Faudre, slightly. Company E--Private Thomas J. Barnett, severely. Company H--Corporal Wm. H. Dean and Wm. H. Holmes, slightly. Capture of Yankee Barbarians. Four Yankees captured a Confederate soldier on Thursday and deliberately-- hunged him to a tree, having pinned upon his back a card inscribed, "We hang all the rebels we catch." The miscreants were immediately aft
Garland Hanes (search for this): article 1
Inscribed on the fly leaf of the sacred volume, in the handwriting of the owner, appears the following: "The angel of the Lord encampeth around about them who fear him, and delivereth them. "Blessed is the man unto whom the Lord imputeth not iniquity, and in whose spirit there is no guile. "The eyes of the Lord are upon the righteous, and his ears are open unto their cry." In concluding this notice, we may remark that the wife of Dr. F. W. Power, is a daughter of Garland Hanes, Esq., of Henrico, who has lost one or more sons in the present contest. Gen. Featherstone's brigade. Gen. Featherstone was wounded on Monday evening. It was his third light with his brigade, comprising the 19th and 12th Mississippi and the 2d Mississippi battalion. He was struck by a grapeshot in the left shoulder, shattering his collar-bone. He remained on the field after he was wounded until the fortunes of the day were decided. Gen. Featherstone, we learn, is now at the Ar
Sydney S. Lee (search for this): article 1
unholy invasion. Parties reached Petersburg yesterday at mid-day who left the vicinity, of Gen. Lee's headquarters early yesterday morning. They state that they crossed over at a point opposite rtant piece of information, which they asseverate most solemnly to be correct. They state that Gen. Lee was visited early yesterday morning by a flag of truce, bearing a letter from Gen. McClellan, t 4,000 or more of his sick and wounded; that they were at certain points which were named; that Gen. Lee would find some 200 tens of ice at one place, and an abundance of medical stores at another: th Confederate and Federal Governments had agreed to regard surgeons as non- combatants, he hoped Gen. Lee would respect them, and not treat them as prisoners of war. The Federal General very politely ccur, it would afford him great pleasure to reciprocate the kindness which he had solicited at General Lee's hands. We do not vouch for the correctness of this statement, but it comes to us in su
William M. Marshall (search for this): article 1
the enemy attempted to destroy before leaving, but failed in their purpose. Fifteenth Virginia regiment. The Fifteenth regiment, composed of companies from this city and neighborhood, was in the severe battle of the 1st instant. The casulties are as follows: Col. Thos. P. August, wounded, Major John Stewart Walker, killed. Company A--Corporal J. B. Dodd, severaly wounded by the bursting of shell, Privates H. Schwalmeyer and George W. Brooke, wounded slightly. Company B--Private Wm. M. Marshall, slightly. Company D--Privates August Harris and Benj. Faudre, slightly. Company E--Private Thomas J. Barnett, severely. Company H--Corporal Wm. H. Dean and Wm. H. Holmes, slightly. Capture of Yankee Barbarians. Four Yankees captured a Confederate soldier on Thursday and deliberately-- hunged him to a tree, having pinned upon his back a card inscribed, "We hang all the rebels we catch." The miscreants were immediately afterward captured by a squad of our cavalry, and were
Thomas J. Barnett (search for this): article 1
The Fifteenth regiment, composed of companies from this city and neighborhood, was in the severe battle of the 1st instant. The casulties are as follows: Col. Thos. P. August, wounded, Major John Stewart Walker, killed. Company A--Corporal J. B. Dodd, severaly wounded by the bursting of shell, Privates H. Schwalmeyer and George W. Brooke, wounded slightly. Company B--Private Wm. M. Marshall, slightly. Company D--Privates August Harris and Benj. Faudre, slightly. Company E--Private Thomas J. Barnett, severely. Company H--Corporal Wm. H. Dean and Wm. H. Holmes, slightly. Capture of Yankee Barbarians. Four Yankees captured a Confederate soldier on Thursday and deliberately-- hunged him to a tree, having pinned upon his back a card inscribed, "We hang all the rebels we catch." The miscreants were immediately afterward captured by a squad of our cavalry, and were yesterday brought to the city in company with a negro owned by Capt. White. We are surprised, that summary p
W. Sidney Wilson (search for this): article 1
test intellects, and as recent events have shown, one of the bravest and most daring of the gallant sons of the Magnolia State. His Adjutant General, Capt. Geo. P. Foote, a most estimable gentlemen, was killed in the fight of Friday evening.--The remainder of his staff, Major J. M. Part ridge, (for the Vicksburg Whig.) Major W. R. Barksdale, Lieuts. Parker and Sykes, escaped unhurt. We hear that the mortality in this brigade was fearful. Every field officer except one is disabled, Major W. Sidney Wilson, of the 2d Mississippi battalion, who is now in command of the brigade, or what is left of it. There are but three captains left in the brigade, and but four lieutenants, and the enlisted men, all told, do not number five hundred. Truly has our gallant Southwestern sister nobly defended the Capital of the Confederacy. Among the killed, we regret to learn, is Col. John G. Taylor, of the 2d Mississippi battalion. He was a relative of "Old Zach," which name he answered to a mongst hi
W. R. Pendleton (search for this): article 1
ed manhood in this aggregate of human depravity, the majority were not calculated, from their appearance, to produce any favorable impressions. The following officers arrived at the same time; C. M. Hildebrand, 1st Lieut. co. G, 5th Pa.; W. J. Harrison, 1st Lieut. co. C, 7th N. J.; C. M. Angell, Captain co. E, 61st N. Y; Wm. C. Besseliever, Captain co. D, 4th Pennsylvania; Jas. M. Leonard, Aid-de-Camp to Gen. Birney; D. E. Gregory, 1st Lieut. and Adjutant 61st New York. Accident to Gen. Pendleton. We regret to learn that this distinguished officer, while giving an order to Capt. Rogers, on Thursday last, received a severe kick on the foot from one of his battery horses, which will unfit the General for active duty forseveral days. Stolen Bible recovered. A member of company D. 2d Mississippi battalion, has caused to be sent to this office for restoration to its proper owner, a copy of the Holy Bible, taken, as he says, with the assistance of an Enfield ball, from the
Sgt Martin (search for this): article 1
A member of Stuart's Cavalry, who left the scene of operations on Thursday afternoon, informs us that the mass of the diminished army was then at Westover, on the north side of James river, some thirteen miles below City Point. McClellan's headquarters were at Berkeley. There were none of the enemy at Shirley. Our informant ascended a bluff, and saw twenty five Federal transports, and on Wednesday another gentleman counted 150, all beading up the river. The Jeff. Davis Legion (Col. Martin) took 150 prisoners on Wednesday evening, one man alone capturing 25. The latest. I was reported by a gentleman who came up last night, that about 100 vessels were near Berkeley, and that a large force of the Federals was gathered there. It was rumored last night that the Confederate gunboat Teazer, while on a reconnoissance down the river, was captured by one of the enemy's ships. The Teazer was originally a tugboat and carries two guns. Artillery Duel. An engagem
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