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trenching tools, and in the engagement at Germanna, Morton's, Brandy, and Oak Hill, captured 3 commissioned officers and 60 prisoners of war.
I am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JNO. BUFORD,
Brigadier-General of Volunteers, Commanding.
Lieutenant Colonel C. ROSS SMITH,
Chief of Staff.
Return to Casualties in the First Cavalry Division during the engagements October 9-19, 1863.
[As reported by General Buford.]
Killed. Wounded.
Command. Officers. Enlisted Officers. Enlisted
men. men.
Division staff. ... ... ... ...
First Brigade.
8th Illinois. ... 6 ... 14
12th Illinois. ... 2 ... 9
3rd Illinois. .... 1 ... 10
8th New York. 1 3 1 24
2nd U. S. ... 1 ... 2
Artillery,
Battery D.
Total First 1 13 1 59
Brigade.
Second Brigade.
4th New York. ... 1 ... 4
6th New York. ... 9 1 12
9th New York. ... 8 3 18
17th ... 1 3 6
Pennsylvania.
3rd West ... 3 ... ...
Virginia.
2nd U. S. ... .. .. 1
Artillery,
Battery L.
Total Second ... 22 7 41
Brigade.
Grand total. 1 35 8 100
Captured or missing.
Command. Officers. Enlisted Aggregate.
men.
Division staff. 1 ... 1
First Brigade.
8th Illinois. ... ... 20
12th Illinois. .. 4 15
3rd Illinois. ... 2 13
8th New York. ... 13 42
2nd U. S. ... ... 3
Artillery, Battery
D.
Total First .. 19 93
Brigade.
Second Brigade.
4th New York. ... 2 7
6th New York. *1 2 25
9th New York. 1 11 41
17th Pennsylvania. ... 3 13
3rd West Virginia. ... 6 9
2nd U. S. .. ... 1
Artillery, Battery
L.
Total Second 2 24 96
Brigade.
Grand total. 3 43 190
Numbers 79. Reports of Brigadier General Wesley Merritt, U. S. Army, commanding Reserve Brigade.
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY RESERVE BRIGADE,
Manassas Junction, Va., October 17, 1863-1 p. m.COLONEL: Parties have been sent out on roads to Bristoe Station and Thoroughfare Gap, and they report strong forces in their front with artillery. I have ordered out re-enforcements and go myself, and will push them as far as possible. The impression is that the enemy is moving round toward our right (to Chantilly).
A prisoner has just been captured who belongs to the Second Virginia
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*Captain John Peirce, so reported, was killed in action.
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