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Also, Kemper's Battery and the Richlsnd Volun-
teer Rife Co.
Seven of the above regiments were in the battle
at Bull Run On the 2lst, and each regiment viii av
! erage 600 men each
The Sixteenth Regiment of South Carolina Militia
was at Charleston on the Sth. Also, the following
/ companies
Cadet Rifemen, Calhoun Guard,
The Edgefeld Rangers were at Horse Greek
Bridge the same date.
NORTH CAROLINA.
The following was the location of many Of the
| North Carolina regiments one week ago:
| The First at Yorktown, Va;
The Second Volunteers, Gel. Williams, Richmond,
| Virginia;
The Fourth in Virginia
The Fifth. Col Jones, at Yorktown, Va;
The Sixth Volunteers, Col. Lee, Powhstan county
! Virginia
The Sixth State Militia in Virginia
The Second State Militia, Col Tew, Lower POtO-
mac, Va;
The Third State Militia, Col. Meare, Lower POtO-
mac;
The Thirteenth State, Col Hoke, Petersburg, Va.
| Col Kirkand's Regiment in Virginia.
! Col Kely's Regiment in Virginia.
The Third Volunteers at Suffolk, Miss.
The Seventh, Col Martin, on the North Carolina
coast.
The Raleigh Rifles at Suffolk, Miss
Hundreds of horses have passed through High
Point, since Aug. l, for the encampment at Kit
! trell's Springs.
| Five thousand troops passed through Wilmington
| for Virginia, between July Il and 2s, and more
| were on the way.
| Capt Crumbler's cavalry of 100 men and horse
J from Ashe, were at Raleigh, Aug l, on their way
! to the camp at Ridgeway
| Capt Satherwaites company of Cavalry 81 in
number, arrived at Raleigh from Washington, n. c..
July 9O and left the same day for the Camp at Kit
| trell's Springs
|
| butte ten or fifteen more regiments.
! Thousands Of troops were passing through Colds
| boro', Aug. 2, for Virginia.
Several hundred troops from Georgia and Ala
bama passed through Raleigh, during the week
ending Aug. 2.
Captain Anderson's company Of cavalry from
Rowan and Nedeli also Capt Rankin's Caldwell
Mountaineers. arrived at Raleigh, Aug. l.
Three companies had been made up in Moore
county one of which was cavalry.
MISSISSIPPI
The following Mississippi troops, at the latest
dates, were IN Virginia:
The Second Regiment Col Faulkner.
The Eleventh Regiment, Col. Russell.
The Twelfth Regiment
The Seventeenth Regiment.
The Eighteenth Regiment.
The Thirteenth Regiment Volunteers.
The Nineteenth Regiment
Col. Burt's Regiment.
Col. Featherstou's Regiment.
COl. Barksdale tSeglnenL
The Kemper Legion
The Volunteer SouthrOns, at Richmond, from
Vicksburg.
The Sunfower Guard, Captain Humphrey, from
Yicksburg August 4.
The Adams County Troop.
The Twelfth Regiment left for Virginia August
s. and the Eleventh, Col RUSSELL August G. The
Eleventh belongs to FOrney's Brigade.
At Vicksburg there is a small battery of six
pieces
ARKANSAS.
There were ten regiments called for from this
State. Eight full regiments are organized and IN
the field One of these is the legion of Col Hinde
man. numbering 500 men.
Col Green's regiment of cavalry were at Van
Buren, July 30, on the way to JOIN McCuAOch in
Missouri. Four hundred infantry left TO Join Nc
CuHoch Aug. 4. The Hampstead Cavalry, Capt.
Gamble armed with doube-bsrreled shot guns,
were at Fort Smith, also destined for McCulloeh's
camp.
Capt PattersOns band of guerlas was at Jack
sOnpOrt July q, and the Cotton Plant Guards
Capt Duboise, were at Fort Smith.
The First Arkansas Regiment, Col Fagan, is IN
Virginia
Col. ClaibOrne's Regiment is on the Missouri
border.