8 k. and w. 34 p. or killed. 12 k., 12 w., 300 p 9 k. 20 w. Confederates defeated. Loss in killed aud wounded on each side about 60. D. McGee killed. 100 k. 400 w. 300 p Confederates repulsed. 90 horses taken. 11 k. and w., 25 p. Confederates defeated. 4 k. 5 w. 20 k., many w., 6 p. 8 k., 20 w., 4 p... 14 k. 12 w. 6 k. 26 p. 3 k. 48 p. 2 k. 12 w. 3 W., 6 K., 5 W. 200 k. and p.. 1w. Federals defeated. 50 horses, 300 stand of arms cap. Confederates dispersed. Confederates defeated. 8 k., 30 w., 89 p..Confederates retreated. 25 k. many p. 86 p.. 10 k. 20 w. Federals retreated. 40 k. 140 w. 12 m.. Confederates defeated. 1 Near La Grange, Ark.. Gen. Stanley... Morton and Wharton.. Gen. Granger.. Van Dorn.. Col. Bryant.. and White... Gen. McNeil.... Marmaduke.. Col. Campbell... Van Dorn's Col. Nixon.. Pickets..... Gen. Grant.. Gen. Carter Capt. De Huff.. 2 Before Fredericksburg, Va... Gen. Sedgwick. "2-3 Chancellorsville, Va... Gen. J.S.Bowen. Col. Morrison... 26 South Anna, Va.................. Killed, Wounded, and Prisoners. Union. Confed. Remarks. 85 k. 463 w. 13m. Total loss 28,198.. Total loss 37,000.. Confed. k.&w. not rep'td; 1634 p. 245 k. 3688 w. & 9000 k. & w. and Confederates paroled. 30,000 p. 250 k., w., and m. 500 k. or w., 1000 p. Confederates defeated. 4000 p.. Rear-guard of Johnson's army captured. 50 k. 75 w. 65 p.. 700 k., w. and m..500 k. 331 w..... 75 k. 150 p.. Confederates defeated. Federals repulsed. Virginia and Tennessee Railroad destroyed. 300 k. or w., 60 p. Confederates defeated. 100 p.. 200. 2000 p.. 17,000 k., w., & m. Gen. Morgan and all his cavalry, 400 men, captured. Federals defeated. Gen. Jeff. C. Thompson and Staff captured. Naval engagement. Federals defeated. Federals defeated. A large supply of army stores captured. Federals defeated. 1200 k. & w. 800 p. Confederates defeated. |