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oow segnny, u ouuier bead slightly. Missing, Private J A Gibbs.Co F, Irwin county.—Killed, Lieot LG Young, Private B G Kigdoa. Wounded, S*rgeant J A Smith Heve'ely in thigh, Privates M~ Clemons (•lightly id neck. A G Brooks slightlr in thigh. Missing, Lieut W Whitby, Sergte G W Hamans, D S'Oi'h, Clt;»-pI A P Walter, Privates 8 B Town* tend, P Fitzgerald, G Whitby.Co G, Laurens nounty.—Woanded, Privates D AUsgood breast severely, B Clark foot slightly, J Bradweil hand shgbily, J Fordharu breast slightly, A Pop^ arm slightly, J Alligood side slightly. Missing, W’ K Brsnw-'l wounded in thigh, W II Wright, JS L .Mi*:er Co II. Washington county.— Killed, Capt CM Jones. Wouided, 1} W Fluker thigh severely. Missing, M P.rker, •/ K ileli, F Wbiddon.Col, Uncock county.— Wounded, B F Duun legerrr.e y, amputated. Privafs James Moat leg severely, T J Dunn lingers slightly, E Pounds arm ahgiitiy, F Pool neck sligh'ly, P Puol slightly, V I Rainwater be ex slightly, returned for du'y. Missing, W D Brantley wounded, B W »!■'■«• do.Clt; K, Pulaski county.— Wounded, John Kale in artn severely, J P Kincher shouidsr severely, J C Thompson loot (-cvereiv, Capt J II Pule arm slightly, did not leave the field, Woo Rezier in hip slightly, J D Re* er knee sightly, R Marsh man back slightly, J Williams leg tl gbtly, W J Kennedy slightly, T J McPnail face slightly, returned for duty. Miseiug, W B Toshey wounded, M Scar boro’ do.Central Georgian *nJ Macon Telegraph please copy.CASUALTIES IN 14m GA. REGIMENT IN BATTLES NEAR GETTYSBURG, PA.Field and staff none killed or woundedCo A- Killed, Corporal* A J Baldwin and J A J Dumas. Wounded, privates S I) Martin, severely, shoulder; J Dewberry, frg. Capt J W Mays, slight in shoulder, privates A J Davis, knee, missing A G Hathorn. Total loss, 7.Co. B—None killed. Wounded, 8«rgt M A Whitaker, leg, Corp A J Ryle, seriously in th'gb, private Mixon, slightly in leg. Total loss, 8.Co C--Killed, privates Joel A Cornwell and N U Chcfio. Wounded, dargt J P Morgan, shoulder and aide, private W D Vaughn, arm ampn« tated. Total lots, 4.Co D—Killed, Bargt F K Poor. Wonnded. Capt J H McConnell, supposed mortally, Corporal G W Anderson, severely la thigh, Corporal J G Dupre*-, severely arm and aide, arm amputated, private G W Turner, severely in back, privates J B Putnam, leg. Total los*, 6.Co E— Kil'ed, private G W Light. Wounded, Capt 8 B. David, severely in thigh, private G E Phillips, left lag, private'W Holluun, led elbow. Misstug, privates 8 M Whitley, A E Winders, G D Aarons, and 8 J Ellis. Total loss, 8.to F —Killed, private W Spell. WoundecSrivatcs J B Sharp, J Jones, thigh aid hip, J W lightower. bead, D Jordan, leg. Totol loss. 8.Co G—Killed, none. Wounded, Capt R £Fulton, arm, private 8 Tipton, leg, severely. To tal loss, 2.Co H—Killed, none. Wounded, privates J ' Bender, shoulder, severely, T A Jones, arm. ToUl loss. 3Co 1—Killed, nont. Wounded, privates 1Thazton, thigh, J O Andrews, leg. Total loss, 2 Co K—Killed, none. Wounded, private N . Williams, severely in shoulder. Total Joss, 1. Total loss m regiment:Killed.................... .........7Wounded...........................23Missing.............................540.A. Taliaferro,Adjutant.CASUALTIES IN THE 45ra GEORGIA REGIMENT, JULY 1, 2, 8,1805.Field, and Staff—Killed, none. Wounded, none.Co A—Wounded, Lieut Tompkins leg amputated, Sergt 8 J Kent severely m thigh, Carpi W Duesberry severely in hip.Co B—Wounded,Lisut C C McGough mortally, since died, Privates 8 H Bush severely, M C Mc» Giniy severely, L L Culpepper severely, J Pierson severely.Co C—Wounded, J Mercer both thighr, prisoner, W R Webb severely in hand, J Fore baud severely in arm. W T Folds slightly, H Thompson severely in sbonlder. J Mnsslewhile mis3tng.Co E—Wounded, J Sturdivant arm oroken. C R Bays severely in neck.Tbos II Brown mortally, since died.Co F—Wounded, A Gi'es severely in cheek, G A Perdue severely in arm, D W Dorsett severely in leg, M L Chain severely in leg, J G Chapman geverely in arm.Co G—Wounded, Lieut Newell foot amputated, Privates Geo Hancock mortally,since died,II Kirkpatrick severely, E Haunah severely, Geo Porter severely.■ _Co. H—Wounded, Lieut W S Killen groin and arm, Privates I« Goodtn arm ampn'ated, H Smith severely in hip, A J Smith severely in T*g, J Me- j Donuald urrn amputated.Col—Wounded, Lieut Dickinson severely in leg, Sergt Bankston severely in head, J H Ridgeway severely in arm.Co K—Wounded, D S Whactor severely in avm, J D Drew severely in arm, W Miller severely in arm, G B Roman severely, J H Scarborough severely, W A Mathews severely.Gao. F. Chzbry, Adjutant.THE BATTLE OF OETrVS3lRIUi.Hermes, of the Mercury, thus alindes to the battle of Gettysburg:Lee is believed to be ia Culpeper, to whichrnnt newspaper men are ordering their papers, heard last night some facts m regard to Gettysburg, which throw some light oa our rep alee. Governor Smith says, as I am told, thac we whipped them every day, and that Meade retreated six hours before Lse did. Our ammunition had given oui, and we were compelled to fall back. On the night of the second day’s fight. Ewell received a letter from General Lee directing him to begin the assault at daylight the next morning ; Hill and Longstreet would do the same, the object being to envelop the enemy, cut off hit retreat and capture him just where be was. Ewell opened at 4 o’clock in the morning, and fougbton until mid day before Longstreet fired a gun. Some say Hill was also prompt, but handled bis division badly. Longstreet’a delay may be accounted for by the fact that the enemy was principally entrenched m front, and General Lee waited to demoral zj them with the fire of his guns. Ho saw ihe effect of concentrating artillery at CbaQeel-lorsville, expected much from it at Gettysbnrg, md had, besides, the utmost eonidence m hia iB. Fantry. Hence Longstreet’* delay. Petogru Failed to sustain Picket, and the plan (ailed.Hra*xs.Th« Empress’ Haxb.—The Court hair-dresser n attempting to dye the French Empress’ hair hanged its golden lnstrt first to deep black, thetlv brewn. Eugenie was fori.
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Augusta Weekly Constitutionalist
Augusta, Georgia, US
Wed, Aug 05, 1863
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