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Return of Casualties in the Army of Northern Virginia, &c. -Continued.
Command Killed Wounded Captured Aggregate
or
missing
Gordon's Brigade. 20 83 --- 103
13th Georgia
26th Georgia 2 4 5 11
31st Georgia 9 34 --- 43
38th Georgia 12 51 29 92
60th Georgia 4 29 5 38
61st Georgia 24 69 --- 93
TOTAL 71 270 39 380
Artillery Battalion. --- --- --- ---
Carrington's
[Virginia] battery
[Charlottesville
Artillery]
Garber's [Virginia] --- 1 --- 1
battery [Staunton
Artillery]
Green's battery 2 5 --- 7
[Louisiana Guard
Artillery]
Tanner's [Virginia] --- --- --- ---
battery [Courtney
Artillery]
TOTAL 2 6 --- 8
TOTAL Early's 156 806 226 1,
division 188
JOHNSON'S DIVISION. --- 1 1 2
Staff
Stewart's Brigade. 25 119 --- 144
1st Maryland
Battalion Infantry
1st North Carolina 4 48 --- 52
3rd North Carolina 29 127 --- 156
10th Virginia 4 17 --- 21
23rd Virginia 4 14 --- 18
37th Virginia 10 44 --- 54
TOTAL 83 409 190 682
Nicholl's Brigade. 9 30 --- 39
1st Louisiana
2nd Louisiana 10 52 --- 62
10th Louisiana 14 77 --- 91
15th Louisiana 2 36 --- 38
TOTAL 43 309 36 388
Stonewall Brigade. 1 13 --- 14
2nd Virginia
4th Virginia 8 78 --- 86
5th Virginia 5 46 --- 51
27th Virginia 7 34 --- 41
33rd Virginia 11 37 --- 48
TOTAL 35 208 87 330
Jones' Brigade. --- 2 --- 2
Staff
21st Virginia 6 29 --- *35
25th Virginia 3 37 --- *40
42nd Virginia 8 48 --- 56
44th Virginia 3 14 --- *17
48th Virginia 15 43 --- *58
50th Virginia 13 47 --- *60
TOTAL 58 302 61 421
Artillery Battalion. --- 1 --- 1
Staff
Brown's [Maryland] 4 12 --- 16
battery [Chesapeake
Artillery]
Carpenter's 5 19 --- 24
[Virginia] battery
[Alleghany Artillery]
Dement's [First 1 4 --- 5
Maryland] battery
Raine's [Virginia] --- 4 --- 4
battery [Lee Battery]
TOTAL 10 40 --- 50
TOTAL Johnson's 229 1, 269 375 1,
division 873
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*According to regimental reports, the total loss was: Twenty-first Virginia, 50; Twenty-fifth Virginia, 70; Forty-fourth Virginia, 56; Forty-eighth Virginia, 76; Fiftieth Virginia, 99.
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