Subjoined you will had the names* of the killed and wounded at Fayette, Cotton Hill, Montgomery's Ferry, and Charleston.

Very respectfully, your obedient servant,

JNO. A. HUNTER,

Surg., C. S. Army, Medical Director Dept. S. W. Va.

Major General W. W. LORING.

Supplementary return of casualties in the Army of the Kanawha, September 6-16, 1862.

Killed. Wounded.

Command. Office Enlist Office Enlisted Aggreg

rs. ed rs. men. ate.

men.

22nd Virginia, --- 1 1 8 10

Colonel

Goe. S. Patton

36th Virginia, 1 --- 2 18 21

Colonel John

McCausland

45th Virginia, 1 1 --- 14 16

Colonel William

H. Browne

50th Virginia --- 1 --- 1 2

51st Virginia, --- 3 --- 16 19

Lieutenant Colonel

A. Forsberg

63rd Virginia, --- 2 --- 3 5

Colonel J. J. McMahon

22nd Virginia --- 2 --- 2 4

Battalion,

Lieutenant-Colonel

Derrick

26th Virginia --- 2 --- 8 10

Battalion, Major

A. M. Davis,45th

Virginia, commanding

30th Virginia --- 1 --- --- 1

Battalion

Otey's (Virginia) --- 3 --- 11 14

battery

Stamps' (Virginia) --- --- --- 5 5

battery

Total 2 16 3 86 107

[JNO. A. HUNTER,

Surg. C. S. Army, Medical Director Dept. S. W. Va.]

P. S.-I may here say that the numbers reported as wounded, namely, 43,included those whose wounds prevented them from moving on with the army. In this supplemental report I have included all those who were slightly wounded either by ball or accidents, but whose injuries did not prevent their continuance with their commands and in line of duty.

[J. A. H.]

No. 9. Report of Brigadier General John S. Williams, C. S. Army, commanding Second Brigade.

HEADQUARTERS SECOND BRIGADE, September 18, 1862.

CAPTAIN: On the morning of the 10th instant, agreeably to Major-General Loring's order, I detached the Twenty-second Virginia Regiment (Colonel Patton), and directed him to report the turnpike and took a mountain path to the left, about 6 miles from Fayette Court-House, for the purpose of attacking the enemy in the rear. It was agreed between him and myself that the march of my brigade should be retarded one hour, so that he might turn the enemy's position and the attack be made

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*Nominal list omitted. See supplementary return, following.

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