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Return of Casualties in the Army of Northern Virginia, &c. -Continued.
Command Killed Wounded Captured Aggregate
or
missing
Benning's Brigade. 2nd 25 66 --- 91
Georgia
15th Georgia 8 64 -- *72
17th Georgia 15 75 --- 90
20th Georgia 21 83 --- *104
TOTAL 76 299 122 497
Artillery Battalion. --- --- --- ---
Bachman's [South
Carolina] battery
[German Artillery]
Garden's [South --- --- --- ---
Carolina] battery
[Palmetto Light
Artillery]
Latham's [North --- --- --- ---
Carolina] battery
[Palmetto Light
Artillery]
Latham's [North --- --- --- ---
Carolina] battery
[Branch Artillery]
Reilly's [North --- --- --- ---
Carolina] battery
[Rowan Artillery]
TOTAL+ 4 23 --- 27
TOTAL Hood's division 343 1, 504 442 2, 289
RESERVE ARTILLERY. --- --- --- ---
Alexander's Battalion.
Jordan's [Virginia]
battery [Bedford
Artillery]
Moody's [Louisiana] --- --- --- ---
battery [Madison Light
Artillery]
Parker's [Virginia] --- --- --- ---
battery
Rhett's [South --- --- --- ---
Carolina] battery
[Brooks Artillery]
Taylor's [Virginia] --- --- --- ---
battery
Woolfolk's [Virginia] --- --- --- ---
battery [Ashland
Artillery]
TOTAL+ 19 114 6 139
Washington [Louisiana] --- --- --- ---
Artillery. 1st Company
[Squires']
2nd Company --- --- --- ---
[Richardson's]
3rd Company [Miller's] --- --- --- ---
4th Company [Norcom's] --- --- --- ---
TOTAL+ 3 26 16 45
TOTAL Reserve Artillery 22 137 22 181
TOTAL First Army Corps 910 4, 339 2, 290 7,
539
SECOND ARMY CORPS. --- 1 --- 1
Staff
EARLY'S DIVISION. 5 31 13 49
Hays' Brigade. 5th
Louisiana
6th Louisiana 5 34 21 60
7th Louisiana 8 43 6 57
8th Louisiana 8 54 13 75
9th Louisiana 10 39 23 72
TOTAL 36 201 76 313
Hoke's Brigade. 6th 20 131 21 172
North Carolina
21st North Carolina 9 65 37 111
57th North Carolina 6 20 36 623
TOTAL 35 216 94 345
Smith's Brigade. 31st --- 20 7 27
Virginia
49th Virginia 12 78 10 100
52nd Virginia --- 15 --- 15
TOTAL 12 113 17 142
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*According to regimental reports, the loss was: Fifteenth Georgia, 171; Twentieth Georgia, 121.
+Not reported in detail.
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