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The Daily Dispatch: April 16, 1862., [Electronic resource], $50 reward. (search)
y, do; wounded; E W Bradford, 155th Tenn, do; Leroy Reese, do, do; Fred Wekell, 154th, (B C Grays,) in the month; R F Maclay, 4th La, wounded; R H Wella, 3d Miss, do; J H Maye, 12th Tenn, do; Peter Duffee, 8th Ark, do; Jacob Oldham, 4th La, do; Guy Bridges, do; a Green, do; Wm Smith, 4th La., wounded; Lt Miller and younger brother, La. regiment, wounded; Col Kit Williams, killed;.--Kirkpatrick, Marshall county, Miss., wounded; John Jones, 13th Tenn., wounded; Capt Johns, 6th Tenn. killed; Gen Hindman, shell exploded in horse, and wounded by concussion; P Lawler, 4th La, wounded; James McDonald, 4th La., wounded; D J Robchaux, 4th La, wounded; A J Thompson, 4th La., wounded; J P Muse, 4th La, wounded; T J Andrews, 4th La, wounded; Lieut-Col Tyler, 4th Lt, wounded;--Grisson, John Black, two Scarboro's, Ren Lique, Adj't Howell, 13th Tennessee, wounded; W L McWhiter, 27th Tennessee, wounded; W S Hubbs, 27th Tenn, wounded; Joshua Phillips 55th Tenn, grape-shot in eye; J D Moore, 27th Tenn,
The Daily Dispatch: April 16, 1862., [Electronic resource], $50 reward. (search)
-Whence those martial orders, from officer to officer? Halt! Halt! Dress! Forward, march! Breckinridge, far as the eye can reach along the bills, leads on his martial host. Already the enemy's left are, retiring on his gunboats — has given way — his centre shaking, and shouts of victory pierce the air. But I could only guess at what transpired beyond my own little sphere. Suffice to say our gallant leaders, Beauregard, Bragg, Johnston, Gladden, Pork, Ruggies, Chalmere, Hindman, Cheatham, Bowen, Clark, Breckinridge, Loring, Wood, Slaughter, and Hardee, were charging a line three miles in length of a desperate and determined foe. That they whipped them at every point, and at night fall, are masters of the field. I was so fortunate as to capture two Federal, whom I brought to your city as the first of the 6,000 taken by our brave boys on the field. Results of the battle. The Appeal, of Tuesday, sums up the result as follows: A gentleman of d