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On Friday morning I rode forward to examine the position of the enemy. He was found to be strongly posted under his gunboats. Major-General Jackson placed his command in front of the enemy, drove back the enemy's pickets, and made the necessary disposition of his troops. Some complaint was made that the troops were not in proper condition to attack the enemy under his gunboats. I ordered, therefore, that no advance should be made, and wrote to request that the commanding general would ride forward at his earliest convenience.
Brigadier General D. R. Jones, in command of his own brigade and that of General Toombs, reported to me just before the arrival of the commanding general. These brigades were put in position on Jackson's left, and Major General A. P. Hill's division on his right, at Crenshaw's farm.
After consultation further offensive operations were not deemed expedient.
Some days were occupied in collecting the arms and other property thrown away and abandoned by the enemy, when our forces were withdrawn to their present positions near Richmond.
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES LONGSTREET,
Major-General, Commanding.
Colonel R. H. CHILTON,
Assistant Adjutant-General.
Return of the killed, wounded, and missing of Longstreet's division in the actions of June 27 and 30, 1862.
Killed. Wounded.
Offic Enliste Officer Enliste
ers. d men. s. d men.
Kemper's brigade 8 36 14 191
Jenkins' brigade 10 125 47 587
Pickett's brigade 10 62 52 511
Wilcox's brigade 13 216 52 754
Pryor's brigade 15 154 35 645
Featherston's brigade 7 107 31 510
Total 63 700 231 3,198
Missing. Total.
Offi Enlist Office Enliste Aggreg
cers ed men rs. d men. ate.
Kemper's brigade 19 146 41 373 414
Jenkins' brigade -- 13 57 725 782
Pickett's brigade -- 19 62 592 654
Wilcox's brigade 1 19 66 989 1,055
Pryor's brigade -- 11 50 810 860
Featherston's brigade 3 6 41 623 664
Total 23 214 317 4,112 4,429
RECAPITULATION.
Killed................................................. 763
Wounded................................................ 3,429
Missing................................................ 237
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Total.................................................. 4,429
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