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RATTLE OF FREDERICKSBURG' W.
106ed and Wounded of the Third La
Regiment, S. C. V. C.
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.aarnsville Herald. Mi
Ne folowing is a list of the killed I S.
a" wounded oi the Third Regiment,, sli:
-'zf Carolina Volunteers, in the (
of Fredericksburg, fought De- co1
-com s 3, t862, as reported by Ad- Hi
jai.nt Y. J. Pope. and published in W.
-Aie Columbia Guardian. December 25, Fu
Carried into action: thi
Commissioned offiecrs, 36 ryr
Enlisted men, 364 ba
.W.
Total, 4o .
_ield and Staff-Col. J. D. mn
Naxcei wounded in leg; Lieut. Col. Pr
W. D. Rutherford, wounded in breast;
.aj. R. C. Maffett, wouded in arm; Jo
'Adijant Y. J. Pope, wounded slight- he:
'Company A, Capt. W. W. Hance-- Ki)
INed: Lieut. James Hollingsworth, H e
Se-r-geant Jno. Garlington, Privates
'H. W.. McKnight, M. L. Elmore and T,(
C. f Hix. I sh
Sevetrely wounded: Capt. W. W. Do
19ace,* leg amputated: Sergeant R.
^F. i1leming, 4n foot; W. D. Griffin, La
eg *oken; Privates 1L. Macabee, in da!
Iead; R. Darnel. shoulder; J. 0. C. Pr'
.34muing, leg; John H. Hudgens, He
*high; W. D. Hudgens, arm; R. Mott, L.
eg; E. Roberson. thigh; A. Roberson, foc
.aide; 1. L. Templeton, face and arm; (
E. West, foot; T. J. Wilson, leg; W. -1
1. *t, hip; J. S. Adams, face. vat
Siightly wounded: N. T. Day, in
arm. T. B. .Franks, arm; J. B. Haw- Sw
ims,head; W. 0. Hix, foot; R. H. Hi
M4gdy* hand; T. N. Simpson, arm; no
P. Awida, arm; J. S. Wilbanks, head; Sp
-V .Wi.son, sect
-Cmpany, E &pt. T. W. Gary- Fu
10ed; Privates E. A. Butler, D. P. T.
Davis and A. J. Robinson. Pr
Set4ously wounded: Lieut. W. P. Ime
_N4M1,er, in ieg; Sergeant J. A. Cope- (
3and, ankle; Corporal E. P. Bradley, ma
:arn broken; Privates J. B. Crooks. T.
:Urwi; W. M. Grimes. leg amputated:
-. McKittrick, in face; W. G. Peter- K
sor, thigh; G. A. Suber, ankle and \\.
head; W. Saddler, arm: R. Workman,
emriach. B.
Mortally wounded: R. Connor, in Tih
Ireast; A. J. Longshore. abdomen: G.
f. White, thigh. IS.
Sightly wounded: Lieut. M. P.
Buzard, in head; Corporal L. M. leg
Spees, leg and head; Privates N. F. G.
Buer, arm; 3. B. Campbell, arm.; D. th.
P. Craddock, hip; J. T. Davis, breast; R
Wv. P. Davenport,.shoulder and head; St:
'W. Gibson, loins; T. J. Graham, head: J.
T'. A. Grimes abdomen; E. C. Long- W
shere, shoulder; J. H. Middleton, leg:
iR.-*N. McElhaney, leg; J. Neal, head.
Company C, Capt C. W. Herbert
'%1Bed: Lieut J. S. Piester, Private
z. 's. Key
Sightly wounded: Privates WV. G.
Davenport, A. J. Long, J. Q. A.
Ste'c1caan
..Company D. Lieut. 3. R. Mloore :1h
commanding-Serious5ly wounded:
Pivates 7. J. 'Ray. H. P. Cathcart,.
bead; slightly: Sergean:s \i. M. Dav
is. R. E. Mi1frphy, J. D). Myers. S. P. r
Westm.ore.land. :
C-inpany E, Capt J. K. G. Nance--:
seriously wou!nded: T. M. Lake, in:l
shaotAder; J. WV. McMillan, abdomen;'!
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;lightly wounded: Sergeant P. I
ngford, foot; J. G. Duckett, arr
D. Hodges, arm; J. M. Mathi
)ulder; W. G. Metts, arm; J. V
Iler, head; W. T. Tarrant, side; I
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,ompany F, Lieut W. A. Williarr
umanding-Killed: Lieut. J. (
11, Corporal W. S. Gray, Privat(
M. J. Boyd, J. R. Cannon, S. A
Her, S. S. Speak, and John Feltz.
;eriously wounded: J. B. Conno
gh; A. Corney, ankle; T. E. J. Da
nple, side and arm; T. P. Darne
:k; W. R. Johnson, leg and foo
W. Lowe, thigh; A. Nelson, leg.
;iightly wounded: J. B. O'Nea
hip; Corporal, B. W. Wells, heat
vdtes W. R. Darnell, hip; W. I
)nroe, head; R. M. Nichols, fact
in Shirly, abdomen; Thos. Snide
d.
ompany G, Capt R. P. Todd
led: Privates W. J. Brooks, B. I
Ilams and T. A. Starnes.
eriously wounded: Capt. R. I
dd, in arm; Corporal J..R. Dorrol
>ulder, since dead; Privates J.
.rroh, shoulder: P. Langford, kne
;lightly wounded: Lieut. B. V
ngford, elbow: Sergeant A. Bark!
e, leg: Corporal W. Lamb, arn
ivates B. F. Franks, arm; J. '
lams, hand; E. Jones. cheek; I
Langford, head; M. P. Martil
t; M. Rogers, face.
,ompany H, Capt. Jno. C. Summ<
illed: Capt. J. C. Summer, Pr
:es W. D. Geiger, R. G. Slice.
;eriously wounded: Lieut. G.
-ygert. in both arms; Sergt. A..
pp. Privates W. Busbee, J. J. Cai
a, S. 0. Hartman. Geo. Lester, I
illers.
lightly wounded: Sergt. 0. 1
Imer, J. S. Haltiwanger, Corpora
C. Nunnamaker, W. A. Buzbe
ivates J. S. Bedenbaugh, J. E. Fu
r, W. T. Green, J. L. Haltiwange
:ompany I, Lieut. T. H. Pitts con
nding--Severely wounded: Lieu
H-. Pitts.
onmpany K, Capt. L. P. Foster
lled: Capt. L. P. Foster, Priva1
D. Laurens.
everely wounded: Sergeant V
WVofford, thigh; Corporal J.
omas, shoulder and arm; W. I
ncaster, thigh; W. J. Mays, leg;
Roundtree, wrist.
ightly wounded: J. I. Brewertoi
James Harmon, Levi Hill, han
T. Hyatt, shoulder; J. M. McA
tr, arm: J. S. Rogers, shoulder;l
gers, shoulder and head; A.(
-iping, ankle; R. D. Watkins,thae<
H. WVofford, thigh, and T-hds. I
est, knee.
Missing: 3. Shuning.
Killed: 25
Wounded: 137
Total:16
Y. 3. Pope,
Ad.jutant.
Capt. WV.. W. Hance, reportedi
foregoing list as "severely woun<
leg amputated," was mortall
unded: carried to Richmnon
er he died in hospital, after a h<
e struggle for life, eight or te
's la-er. The writer of this not
Ing been sent to Richmondi
irge of prisoners captured b
.mptons cavalry, two or three da)
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after the battle of Fredericksburg,
3. learning that Capt. Hance had been
sent to the former city, succeeded in
s, getting a permit to see him, through
T. the kindness of the chief Surgeon, Dr.
L. Morris. We found the gallant fel
y low, though suffering severely, quite
cheerful, and remained at his side all
s night. We being obliged to return F
to the front next morning, he bade us
s a smiling good-bye, still hopeful and
f. cheerful; yet willing to yield his
young life, if need be, for the cause S
r, he loved. But the time soon came
I- when
1, "The warrior's spirit takes it flight
t; To greet the warrior's soul."
a
, Capt. Hance was in command of
the regiment when he received his e
- death-wound, all the field officers be
ing wounded, he being the senior cap
r, tain.
- In Gen. Longstreet's book. "From
3. Manassas to Appomattox," page 315
-316, he gives the losses a-: Freder- t
icksburg as follows:
T, Federal-Killed, 1,284; wounded, b
. 9,600. Total casualties, 10,884 .
e. Confederate-Killed, 595; wounded,
1. 4,074. Total casualties, 4,669.
s- Federal loss in prisoners, 1,769,
i; making total loss 12,653.
C. Confederate loss in prisoners, 653,
making total loss 5,322.
, The same author, Gen. Longstreet,
gives the forces available for battle S
:r at Fredericksburg as follws: Feder
i- al, 116,683. Confederate, 78,ooo. 14
Troops put in battle, Federal, 50,000.
3. Confederates actually engaged, less t
. than 20,ooo.
I- Speaking of the bravery and loss of
. life on the Federal side, Gen. Long
street says:
?. "A series of braver, more desperate
Is charges than those hurled against the
e, troops in the sunken road was never
1- known, and the piles and cross-piles
r. of dead marked a field such as I never
i- saw before or since."
George Washington Thomas, an
- able-bodied negro or Sleepy Hollow,
.e appeared before Magistrate Nuss
baum charged with stealing chickens.
. The negro was accompanied by his
lawyer, Col. Simmons, a rising young
I. white attorney. The old judge saun
J. tered into the dingy court room,
where he had reigned for more than
n, twenty years, and after calling for
1; order, look d around on the little
r- company there assembled. Seeing
.George Washington Thomas, he
-pointed to him and said:r
1; "Be you the defendant in this
{. case?"
Quick as a flash George was on
'his feet, and not understanding legal
terms, he exclaimed politely:
"No, sah; no sah; I ain't de 'fen'ant -
dar's de 'fen'ant over dar." And he
poiinted to his lawyer. There was aY
general laugh about the room, in
which the queer old judge joinedW
n heartily. The darky felt abasihed. fl(
H e was visibly embarrassed, andL
y thinking to correct the mistake, if
d, mistake it were, said again, pointing u]
. at his lawyer: "Yes sah: he's de
n 'fen'ant," and pointing to himself, he S
e, said, "I's de gent'man what stole de
n chickens."
sSenator Hale Was There.
- Senator Hale met Senator Spooner
one day last week when there was tol
be a night session of the senate, says
}the New York World's Washington
letter.
; Spooner." said Hale, "I suppose
you will be at the night session?"
"I don't see how I can," Spooner
replied: "I have a dinner engage
ment."
"Spooner," remonstrated Senator- 4
Hale gravely, "that isn't the right
spirit. We have atn enormous quan
tty of work to do, anid we must give
uptepleasures -.t ties for the du
iescnr constituents have intrusted. A
to us to perform. We are needed
here at our desks.".
SSenator Spooner thought t over
and telephoned Mrs. Spooner that he
a could not get to the dinner because
of~ th,. night ss:ion of the senate.
slHe told Mrs. Spooner to go and have
ta good time and he remained at his
2 desk until the senate adjourned.
'When Senator Spooner reached
t home that night he asked Mrs.
e Spooner if she had a good time.
"Oh, delightful," Mrs. Spooner re
e lied.M
a"Who took you out to dinner?"
e asked Spooned.
" Senator Hale," Mrs. Spooner re
n1pled.
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