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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 5. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 97 (search)
he house surrounded. He was subsequently wounded and left on the field. Seargeant-Major August Kaiser, First Sergeant Stanley Moniton, of company H; Hopkins, of company I; and Litzinger, of company K; Smith, of company B; Hessian, of company G; Coady, of company F; Shaeffer, of company E; Morris, of company C; Hanlef, of company D; and Sergeants Flynn, Ackland, and Scully, of the regiment, are mentioned as having been distinguished for coolness and bravery during the entire contest. Lieut. Devoe, Adjutant of the regiment, rendered me important services during the action, and behaved with the same indifference to danger which has distinguished him on former occasions. Our entire loss was five killed, fifteen wounded, and twenty-five missing, many of whom were no doubt killed. John D. Wilkins, Captain Third Infantry, Commanding Regiment. To Lieut. H. H. Powell, Asst. Adjt.-General First Brigade Regulars. Jeff. Davis's message, communicated September 2, 1862. To the Senate an
Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 5. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 110 (search)
he house surrounded. He was subsequently wounded and left on the field. Seargeant-Major August Kaiser, First Sergeant Stanley Moniton, of company H; Hopkins, of company I; and Litzinger, of company K; Smith, of company B; Hessian, of company G; Coady, of company F; Shaeffer, of company E; Morris, of company C; Hanlef, of company D; and Sergeants Flynn, Ackland, and Scully, of the regiment, are mentioned as having been distinguished for coolness and bravery during the entire contest. Lieut. Devoe, Adjutant of the regiment, rendered me important services during the action, and behaved with the same indifference to danger which has distinguished him on former occasions. Our entire loss was five killed, fifteen wounded, and twenty-five missing, many of whom were no doubt killed. John D. Wilkins, Captain Third Infantry, Commanding Regiment. To Lieut. H. H. Powell, Asst. Adjt.-General First Brigade Regulars. Jeff. Davis's message, communicated September 2, 1862. To the Senate an