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The Daily Dispatch: June 10, 1862., [Electronic resource], A voice from over the Sea. (search)
ny A, Capt A. M. Chappell.--Killed: None. Wounded: Sergt J. Perrin, arm, slightly; Privates C. Holland, shoulder. slightly; S. Butter, thigh, severely; W. Wills, hand, slightly. Company B, Capt W. D. Tompkins.--Killed: Private J. C. Powell. Wounded: Corpl J. C. Saunders, hand, slightly; Privates J. A. Parker, shoulder, severely; J. H. Hepinstael, arm broken; J. C. Drewry, hand, slightly; T. A. Jacobs, body, slightly. Company C, Capt R. H. Poore--Killed: None. Wounded: Privates B. C. Richardson, (since dead;) J. R. Baltimore; foot and leg, severely; J. R. Westcott, hand, slightly; A. B. Pace, neck, slightly; J. W. Hutchings, leg, slightly; B. C. Keetly, hip, severely; J. F. Humphreys, thigh, severely; J. E. Ross, shoulder slightly. Company D, Capt W. W. T. Coghill.--Killed: 2d Lieut Thos J. Adkins, Sergt D. A. Moore, and Private J. W. Nunnally. Wounded: Privates A. W. Mann, arm, severely; W. T. Perdue, arm, severely; P. Godsey, leg, severely. Company E, 1st Lie
The Daily Dispatch: June 10, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 17 (search)
give Sunday to care for the dying and dead than we heard the pickets at it. It was in front of Richardson's division. Richardson's line ran, as we have intimated, parallel with the railroad, and was Richardson's line ran, as we have intimated, parallel with the railroad, and was on the northern side of it. The enemy was in our camps on the southern side of it, and in a strong position, covered by a swamp. Force was immediately sent forward to support the pickets, and became , but the gallantry of the officers kept the men up to it. How Hooker's men did. From Richardson's division the fire spread around to the New Jersey brigade, on the front which the enemy had through the thick swamp, slowly and steadily. On this front the fire was not so severe as on Richardson's, but still it told heavily on our brave fellows, though it did not prevent the advance. we except several Innocence shell that the enemy threw into the wood over their heads. On Richardson's front, also, the fight dropped off very much as it had begun. It was apparently not the des