privates James Ward, Antonio Ward, Salestin Sanfey, David Pashue, John McDermott, B Garibes. Wounded: Corporal Jos J. Helter, slightly; privates Michael Gaino, slightly; William Dickons, severely; James Ryan, slightly Samuel; Gough, mortally; Morris Rainy, mortally; Jos Go slightly; John T Munday, severely; Louis Dondero, slightly; Michael Shaying, slightly; Joseph Gisborne, severely; Charles Raynold, slightly. Patrick Linshan, severely; Robert Feville severely James Sanford, mortally; J A Fritz, mortally J. Drabis, severely, Killed 7, wounded 17--total 24 The Gardes Lafayette went into action on the 31st with 43 men, having just half their number. Corporal Helter had two muskets crashed by shells in the engagement. Wounded soldiers in Jackson's between him and H. A. Wootan, co L, 12th Ala, slight. Wealry Thomas, co L, 12th Ala, slight. Jas Burts, Thomas co L, 12th Ala, slight. Wm H Sullivan, co F. 49th Va, slight. B B Cody co A, 27th Ga. slight. Thos J Byneham. co F. 27th Ga. severe. Wm Gilmore, co B, 26th Ala, slight. A B Pace. co C, 14th Va. slight. W B Chestham, co G, 23d N. O, slight. Campbell, co H, 4th N. O, slight. John Campbell, co C, 4th N. O, slight. B G Stewart, co B, 6th Ga, severes. Mike Precock, co F, 8th Ala, very severe. N A Bowles, co--, 4th N C B T, died June Weber Roster, co C, Ala, severe. W. L. B. Bledsoe, co G, Ala, severe. Mark Plasters, co 1, 14th Va, severe. W. H. Norvell, Buckingham Troop, 41st Va, slight. S H Howell, co D, 1st Palmetto, S O, slight. of wounded in the Alabama hospital, from the 5TH regiment. Officers.--Lieut M. L. Ramny, company D, Lieut. J. Kirkland, company G. Trent F S Herbert, company 1; 1st sergt S. C. Coleman, company E; Sergt W L Smith, company B. Privates — J Hancock, G. H. Thomas, A J. A. McCants, A Ward, R S McCall, E Nutting, J C White, J C Arrington, J McSoyd, J. H. Thomas, Thos Kennedy, J A McCanlly, A C Nickolls, J Silk, Jas Harper, M P Stewmank, Jes F Free, H W Story B Y Franklin, J H Wright, W W Allen, J J Wimpush, W R Gwin, H L Britt, J W Streete, E M Thompson, C B Deshear, M McCall, T G Prather. Company C. Sixth North Caroline (Capt ) --Serg't Barringer, Privates A Blackwinder, Wm. . Wounded — William Cauble W Miller,-- Eastleman, W Smith, J A Holt, Wm Carriter, Pink Thomason, G A Starrett. Missing and supposed to be killed — Serg Wm R Owens, Private Wm S Sain.
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privates James Ward, Antonio Ward, Salestin Sanfey, David Pashue, John McDermott, B Garibes. Wounded: Corporal Jos J. Helter, slightly; privates Michael Gaino, slightly; William Dickons, severely; James Ryan, slightly Samuel; Gough, mortally; Morris Rainy, mortally; Jos Go slightly; John T Munday, severely; Louis Dondero, slightly; Michael Shaying, slightly; Joseph Gisborne, severely; Charles Raynold, slightly. Patrick Linshan, severely; Robert Feville severely James Sanford, mortally; J A Fritz, mortally J. Drabis, severely, Killed 7, wounded 17--total 24 The Gardes Lafayette went into action on the 31st with 43 men, having just half their number. Corporal Helter had two muskets crashed by shells in the engagement. Wounded soldiers in Jackson's between him and H. A. Wootan, co L, 12th Ala, slight. Wealry Thomas, co L, 12th Ala, slight. Jas Burts, Thomas co L, 12th Ala, slight. Wm H Sullivan, co F. 49th Va, slight. B B Cody co A, 27th Ga. slight. Thos J Byneham. co F. 27th Ga. severe. Wm Gilmore, co B, 26th Ala, slight. A B Pace. co C, 14th Va. slight. W B Chestham, co G, 23d N. O, slight. Campbell, co H, 4th N. O, slight. John Campbell, co C, 4th N. O, slight. B G Stewart, co B, 6th Ga, severes. Mike Precock, co F, 8th Ala, very severe. N A Bowles, co--, 4th N C B T, died June Weber Roster, co C, Ala, severe. W. L. B. Bledsoe, co G, Ala, severe. Mark Plasters, co 1, 14th Va, severe. W. H. Norvell, Buckingham Troop, 41st Va, slight. S H Howell, co D, 1st Palmetto, S O, slight. of wounded in the Alabama hospital, from the 5TH regiment. Officers.--Lieut M. L. Ramny, company D, Lieut. J. Kirkland, company G. Trent F S Herbert, company 1; 1st sergt S. C. Coleman, company E; Sergt W L Smith, company B. Privates — J Hancock, G. H. Thomas, A J. A. McCants, A Ward, R S McCall, E Nutting, J C White, J C Arrington, J McSoyd, J. H. Thomas, Thos Kennedy, J A McCanlly, A C Nickolls, J Silk, Jas Harper, M P Stewmank, Jes F Free, H W Story B Y Franklin, J H Wright, W W Allen, J J Wimpush, W R Gwin, H L Britt, J W Streete, E M Thompson, C B Deshear, M McCall, T G Prather. Company C. Sixth North Caroline (Capt ) --Serg't Barringer, Privates A Blackwinder, Wm. . Wounded — William Cauble W Miller,-- Eastleman, W Smith, J A Holt, Wm Carriter, Pink Thomason, G A Starrett. Missing and supposed to be killed — Serg Wm R Owens, Private Wm S Sain.
The Daily Dispatch: June 6, 1862. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. June 6, 1862. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
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