ColonelJ。A。McDowell，commandingthefirstbrigade，heldhisgroundonSunday，tillIorderedhimtofallback，whichhedidinlineofbattle;andwhenordered，heconductedtheattackontheenemy’sleftingoodstyle。Infallingbacktothenextposition，hewasthrownfromhishorseandinjured，andhisbrigadewasnotinpositiononMondaymorning。Hissubordinates，。ColonelsHicksandWorthington，displayedgreatpersonalcourage。ColonelHicksledhisregimentintheattackonSunday，andreceivedawound，whichitisfearedmayprovemortal。Heisabraveandgallantgentleman，anddeserveswellofhiscountry。Lieutenant—ColonelWalcutt，oftheOhioForty—sixth，wasseverelywoundedonSunday，andhasbeendisabledeversince。Mysecondbrigade，ColonelStuart，wasdetachednearlytwomilesfrommyheadquarters。HehadtofighthisownbattleonSunday，againstsuperiornumbers，astheenemyinterposedbetweenhimandGeneralPrentissearlyintheday。
ColonelStuartwaswoundedseverely，andyetreportedfordutyonMondaymorning，butwascompelledtoleaveduringtheday，whenthecommanddevolvedonColonelT。KilbySmith，whowasalwaysinthethickestofthe，fight，andledthebrigadehandsomely。
IhavenotyetreceivedColonelStuart’sreportoftheoperationsofhisbrigadeduringthetimehewasdetached，andmustthereforeforbeartomentionnames。Lieutenant—ColonelKyle，oftheSeventy—first，wasmortallywoundedonSunday，buttheregimentitselfIdidnotsee，asonlyasmallfragmentofitwaswiththebrigadewhenitjoinedthedivisiononMondaymorning。Greatcreditisduethefragmentsofmenofthedisorderedregimentswhokeptintheadvance。Iobservedandnoticedthem，butuntilthebrigadiersandcolonelsmaketheirreports，Icannotventuretonameindividuals，butwillindueseasonnoticeallwhokeptinourfrontline，aswellasthosewhopreferredtokeepbacknearthesteamboat—landing。Iwillalsosendafulllistofthekilled，wounded，andmissing，byname，rank，company，andregiment。AtpresentIsubmittheresultinfigures:
[SummaryofGeneralSherman’sdetailedtable:]
Killed318