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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

Gen. Bragg has issued an order
which at least does justice to Tennss.
sceans. On tho battle flags of all the
regiments engaged in the recent battle
in Kentucky, the word Perryvills is to
be inscribed, and in alIusion to the
brilliant achievements of Chea,ham's
Division in capturing batteries, two
field pieces crossing each other are to
be painted on their Standards. All
plivates who absented themselves from
the post of duty, during tho fight will
be pardoned, but officers thus culpable,
will be arrested and punished. KNOB.
vllle Register.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

Rather Saiy.-Quits a crowd of ex-
cited purchasers and spectators, were
collected around the wagons of salt
dealer on Market street yesterday, who
was wholesaling his stock at the rate
of S1O2 per sack! What induced the
owner to make such o sack .riice of 80
scarce an article, we are at loss to
divine. We are informed that the
county agents have four car loads Of
fine salt on the way to this place; and
that two car loads of it will reach here
Tomorrow Chattanooga Rebel
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

Gen. Van Dorn,--Tho following is
the official verdict of the Court of m.
quiry in the case Of Gen. Van Dorm:
"After a careful ivestigation of tho
matters contained in the charges and
specifications alleged against Major.
General Earl Van Dorm by Brigadier
General John S. Bowen, the Court are
unanimously of opinion that the owl
dence before it fully disproves every
allegation contained in said charges
and specifications. At the request Of
Gen. Van Dorm, sanctioned by the or.
der of Gen. Pemberton, herewith for
warded, the court investigated the i'm,
putations Of drunkenness which have
been made against Gen. Van Dorm,
and report that tho testimony before
them does, in their opinion, disprove
said imputations.
"The Court recommend that no fur.
thor proceeding be had in the case.
lSigned,]
LLOYD TILGHMAN,
Brig, Gen. P. A. C.S.
DABNEY II. MAURY,
Major Gen. G. S. A.
" STERLING PRICE,
Maj. Gen. and President of court"
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neA. 1t is stated that VIM. B. Camp

n@. 1t is stated that VIM. B. Camp.
bell, who declined Brigadier's appoint.
ment at the hands of President Davis
in the beginning of this war because
of his ill health, will be Andrew John
sons successor as Lincoln's sutrap, ru-
ing and plundering the subjugated pro
vince of Tennessee. Johnson will call
together bogus Legislature and have
himself returned to Lincoln's Senate
Knoruille Register,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

A doctor, full of professional pom.
posity, says u late English paper, was
called upon by a sailor patient TO have
"a raging tooth extracted"
"Well, Mariner" said tho doctor,
looking very learned, and speaking
very slowly, (which tooth do you wish
to havo extracted" ''Is it the molar
or incisor? ..
Jack replied, short and sharp:
dts the upper tier, larboard side ;
bear a hand; Je swab, for its nipping
my jaw like bloody lobster"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

Sharp's Rlfes-Tho Richmond En-
quirer gives an account OF an establish
ment in that city that turns out ten
Sharp's rifles daily, and will soon be
able to make fifty Il day. The machi-
merry is very extensive, and employs
l3O workmcn, only three of whom had
ever before worked in any armory, all
the others having been taught in this
infant establishment. ="
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

The Concert.-A lot of our own boys
will give a concert tonight at the M.
E. Church, for the benefit of the fal,;-
lies of soldiers from this county now in
tho Confederate army. Give them y
good house, for the admission is only
50 cents, which is but trihe, and whil,
it goes for a noble purpose will pur.
chase much good music and many
hearty laugh. See their bills for further
particulars, 5,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

A late New York paper says: Coffee,
since the passage of the new tariff act,
and tho worry material falling off of sup.
plies, has materially advanced to price.
One year ago Rio coffee could be bought
at eight and ten cents per pound. At
the present time the price is thirty AID
thirty. five cents.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

nea- A very limited space in the Daily Bull
le,in will be allowed for advertisements. -
FERNS ST. for each square, lst insertion; scots
br each subsequent insertion.
Articles Of much length, intended for publ
oation, ,.mUst be handed in in the forenoon to
Insure publication next day.
Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect, and Funeral
Invitations charged as advertisements, but mar
Mages and deaths published as news
n Advertisements of charitable institutions at
Half price.
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ID" For the Daily Bulletin.
LINES ON THE DEATH OF REV.
VIM. NJ. BARTLEY,. Am.

~ ONE WHO KNEW HIS VIRTUES AND LovEI
.- ,,.r. HIM WELL. ,...',...
Death has again been in our midst
And laid his icy hand, ...., ...... .....
With firm and stealthy grasp upon
The guardian of our band
He who was wont to cheer our path
With loving words each day, '.l...
Now watches DER his little flock
Far up the starry way. ...
Hissspatience never seemed to fail, NJ .'
Though racked with weary pain,
He suf rcd, and was never heard
To murmul or complain:
The GoD, 40 took him from our midst,
He by the same was given;
A flower, gem, too pure for earth,
viii brighter shine in heaven.
AS softly as the summer cloud
Fades with the dying day,
His spirit from all earthly scenes
Thus gently passed away:
The angel band that hovered near, ..
With golden sandals shod,
Now hasten with triumphant Joy
To bear his soul to GoD. ..
His pain, his sufferings all are Ger,
His Masters work is done
He kept the faith-he fought the fight
The glorious victory won.
'Tis sad to think his voice no more
Will mingle with our own
But JOY to know he , pIai,ins COP,
Around the great white throne.
Oh now he's tasting of those joys,
Long promised to the blest;
With Con in heaven he dwells secure
He's found his long sought rest
Why then at death such narrowing fears ?
Its import we all miss
IT'S but one step from mortal woe
Into immortal bliss.
The awful warning voice of GOD
Calls to us from on high,
Fear ye the Lord, keep straight his way,
Tomorrow you may die.
Then let us hasten to obey
That solemn warming voice,
Be ready, while It's called to-day,
To make our heavenly choice.
Look not on death then as it were
Some dark and gloomy thing!
The grave Ger Christians triumphs not,
Death to them has no sting.
Then, Father, grant us grace to walk
In our good shepherds way,
That we by faith may dwell with him
In realms Of cloudless day
Winchester, Dec. 1862. LoRENA
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y Our foreman and most important
assistant. is still too unwcll to work. -
While this the case it will be impossi
ble Cor us to get out the Bulletin often.
er than every other day. PUB.
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The Spanish government has de-
manded an indemnity for burning the
blancbe from the Yankee government
'ot $297 ,729. This is rather costly
experiment on tho forbearancs Of that
government
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

Large Purchase of Confederate Bonds.
The Knoxville Register mentions the
purchase at the Depository at that
place, of 100000 Confederate Bonds,
By the resident of the East Tennessee
anL Georgia Railroad, as an investment
for the Company, He has ordered an
additional hundred thousand dollars
Forth Of these securities.
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the 2ailg gnllrtiu.
w. j. SLATTER, Proprietor.
,r s.n t. df Terms :"ar G,rl 'r .0r
CYB B3BIAM R!g@ aS0M Is Ee
Notice to Subscribers.

4 WHEN you find y before your name on
YOUR paper, please renew your subscription,
= It is q notice that the time for which it
Has been paid will expire in a few days
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

The Bulletin for three months will
be given by our carriers 3 Christmas
Address this year
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

Hon. w. A. Graham has beer elected
Confederate States Senilor by the North
carolina legislator. He takes the place of
Hon. G. Davis. ..... ....
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

An Abolition Calculation The Alba
ny, Qndiana) Ledger says it is under.
stood that CATER tho occupation of
ssChattanoosa by Con. Rozecrans, he
will leave a sufficient force there to hold
the place, and with tho balance of his
army move into Alabama and Georgia.
There would be but little thon to pre-.
vent an army at Mobile easily making
= junction with Rozccrans, and thus
Securying Alabama and Georgia and
ringing those States back into the
Union." .s"a.'.. -" D a". .
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

1t is stated that Gov A.etcher, of Va,
Intends to get the c. s. Senatorship
made vacant by the death of Hon. Bal
lard Preston--if he can. Gen. Floyd
ID also u candidate for the place. ..
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

IN The Bush for Salt.-Thirty bags of
sNirginia salt sold at auction on last Fri.
dpy in Petersburg, at prices ranging
rom one dollar. to one dollar and sew.
cents per pound Ono gentleman
M N Fom Sussex county bought upwards of
pc thousond one hundred dollars W or,h
w salt down his pork the present sea.
;Son. u
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

A court of inquiry has recently been
.hcld IN Mississippi, presided over by
General Price, to investigate charges
0f drunkenness which had been made
agaNst General Van Dol n, which court,
liter a careful Investigation, have re-.
ported that the testimony, in their opin.
ion, disproves the charges.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-12

The Knoxville Register mentions the
purclase, at the Depository in that
place, Of 100000 Confederate bonds,
y the President of the East Tennes
ee and Georgia Bailroad, as an invest.
ment for tho Company. He has order.
~ an additional hundred thousand dol.
]ars worth Of these securities. ~.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-22
g- The best STATE in the South, at present
is cons. defci 10 bordal estate
TheNN. wIC:eorvIa SENATOR.

y
The Macon Tesgfal.h speaks illu4 Of the
Hon. lIerscLs Il III johnson. juF s elected Cox
federate States senator by tie GeorgiaI-egisla
ture.
The Lezisla I:ure hasNdone itself great honor
in the election OF Ex-Gsy- Johnson to the Con-
iederate Senate IL kasS dared TO overlook
transient popular l.rejudiSc. springibs from
the indeiieIrlentI PclFfcs course cf the Gov
cfror in Tire h1tlulS presiAef fiai election.
and 10 avail tie Sptt ard tie nation. ~ their
time o. reed OF a grand. massive intellect
Al, iHcprrnpfit.e heart and noble apd elevated
temper, Il llas freely bestou cd an ApiSolitsfsd
trust !: for we kAve reason to believe hatsGov.
Joisr. on fciased to bccoine caitdi hate {or the
office. arl siItlisriz,I 10 fr end to ahIloiDec
or TO vote Tor him The result. iheA IS pc
cnlils IL honorable 10 boih-to The Legislature
Tor the patriotic saelifce OF AL milsor ami
more unimportaif eors deratiots 10 tile single
object OF selectii & an able a worthy incum.
bent and 70 liielb petrnor under circumstances
so highly hatiering and complimentary.
And SO lar as the people OF Georgia are con-
eerned we venture to say that. whoever may
disapprore this action from personal consider
atiosss, or from any OF those prejudices which
have survived old party organizations very
few indeed viii dotil: the substantial isroprie-
y an justice Of the selection The expansive
intellect high atfaininents and large expert
enee Of Gov. johnson will make him Of i'm al
liable service as 4 colleague and adviser TO
our whole delegation in Congress. and in the
Senate he viii take At once rank and iniu-
cnce betitting tie pusition OF his State in the
Confederacy He will find no supporters and
few peers IN tl.ai body.
\ lie viii 20 10 ths Senate we would have
lin go-uucornInitted and free 10 act 10 Tia :
hest OF his Judgment for the e. innpn good o:
llle Confedrfacy- lie may perhaps differ with
Il the administration on some poiilfe fhorDh N =
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-22
THE SITUATION

In Virginia the Yankees are wisely con-
timing themselves tp petty raids and predas
tory excursions, Oh az aggravated, but ex-
ceedingly small scale. Tie most that can be
said Of their rceeat REORGANIZATION" against
Fredericksburg. tta e principal one Of these
flying visiisj is. til ht they succeeded in car
rying of a few inpfensive citizens. tempo
rariIy scattering others. and frightening the
wits out ofs4all tn geese. chickens and 9th
err denizens of the poultry yard. in the I'M
happy vicinity of llcir march.
The intent of this valorous exploit was evi
IDENTIFY an imitation of Stewards dash. Who
it was that comm handed on the occasion i
Lot stated. But u,IuckiIy for his reputation
his emulation of Stewart, cohprehends merely
the dash, without the danger. for there was
no one in the region to meet, except harmless
men, women and cLldrcni and, before aImore
formidable rqsi4tand . could arrive. these gall
iant cdbaRercs galiopped off. as fast as they
came.
The confusion arising out OF change Of
commanders, tyseems to retard the operations
Of The enemy all along the line of the Blue
Ridge. tishuite possible that he is about
to change lbs base. Tie Richmond papers
seem to think the next ttigef leap" on thai
City. viii be from the soutl East.
Runners of the widest kind prevail daily
. ia the Confederate capital, wl,iel. seems u be
asperfect ! receptacle CT trxeliable news IasS d
folly, knavery. and plus-ugiyism. On yhsteH
day says the Examiner of Monday. I'll ! city
was full of arumor to tie effect that IJa{ ksorl
snd A. P. Hill. having Irccaptured Ha4per'4
Ferry. and nc end Of shoes ans. quar tctula IT. j
stores, lad re.crossed de Potomac into lIaryI
land. After due enquiry We have fail I'd ID
find any foundation for this-~sfoTy. ?q rsou4
who left Winchester on1Frilay and az riyed
here last night, rdpor; Jackson at VII clies
ter. aa4fa. T. nifat ql.aflestosyn.
orr own opinion is that tae cold wd aiiieI
and uitravelible soa.Is VII nip the pIesebI
canpsfgi, Of rather the anticipated cam
sesisn. 10 Ire bud. and defeat tie lollci D
the Yankees concerning the ileqt ill., til,I
have stuck MP IN place of Mec.el!a;i.,
: Would to Goa We we're as sure Of s{tia
iato Nashville. as We are q holding Ret
lnond, during tie coming winter!
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- Abop Ben Lincoln (may his tribe decreahe.l
AWoke fotbcf night 10 anything pus peace.
Ard tesr-j-st where his curtain parted-so
a phaltom With ; fake a. white as saow
Mcclellan twas. and Ike s.poor Tom cold; r.
Exceeding gin bad made Ben Lincoln bold
He round him drew bis quilt. not cloak.
Folded his arms. and Tins he spoke
Good God Mcclellan, this can't be joke
Issorne one hurt,r the figure in vagne smoke
Evanizhea. Then this brave Bet Lincoln
Much nused and mfhveEed till next night again
The spec;er came in thunder and IN rain
whereat he took no special time 70 think on.
This phsnten most ssl,nataraIIy white;
Avannt = cried hes' ayaunt.And quit M sight !
The morrow morn be rose. beFildered and dis
mayed,
To frid his mandate literally oheyed-
Like good Ben 4dhemv Greeley cried '.pi old.
..You thus have vrit yonrsei in books Of gold .
:. Why do yon thiak so:A suffered oui Ben Link.
Twas not 50 wen half began to think.
= Let's dry our eyes. and 50 let's take drink =
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AuA1TA<nuati Oct Ia. IeEI-
Il a he d4r ~ tl i, rl-er< q Iaitt r. ~ ruru 1
every lflr "a trir ,rcf-4 pisrics nl--frlur -
ca-ei rafi l~Ft. .1l ol1-rri- II re>iccrls Il -
Di>t-ltt an $780, c-ri..i ne io1nl teF nn-l -
caroii-i- Tie ilii.n All lc glren frotn rnrr.-
r. r. - r-lri n, s- -11si L. slzted rhd1r -
-ic-d u "a. L.
ce1SrI. Al re-naia u tier rs-i.eriirs ssznli>s
u1li. rallel ST. -
Nntr = r1-l = male tie = .air-nan III Euperin-
ten1 t-ie Llf-lS u4oeIs. - f1ey sil 80 lint 81
er<ols t-lor4rc1 N he caH ll-y IA. lrn1Ir1inlrIT
AIR tEe sty az, IA. tor nze,ai' re c1u-irr,
ne r-roi-ng 1crrz rt1'irrl % arIezi c1ck n.n
- c->critf b. nay IT, tind II teir districts
Httlirri = 'clfll1c1te Of excnptla1. Tbey nay cal
foa tne >1crl1 and crnsla1Ics aid 1lIea. md II
oiher a>s-st41ce oe Decr~aly. they ui1 - pat IL
t4<t 10 lne. ana trosl.r- HiI x farnl-lci-
t1r'.ilz o-rt1- Ie.i11 rir ri.lflts And DIX
-rtes % it ell sra t fI>l erI.lIl1cut- I1sr nrs
r-qulfrd - EatlI II Dl-rrct I'D - u4ke Er-kir
frl'fi- iItE All &c tril - --rli accr1tl iIltT
ur te .rcrn - f1c.r reflsrt-, AL Nhlrfrr 20 theu
Hill1ly fans IIr--s arrest rr,..rI r-tr.,a-
c.lusi a. llre1 alose- Elll h1srli 1-alt
riih iLr 0a1ie.eIzte tss1Eeru1t1l kiFes tnr1z
ile rom iIt-i..I. Il l11-i nc thlg
cu-hiF- Chairunsa "a The s1Lly Courts az chlfx1l
aifi The rclfr4l 1tcr - - e1rlr1elf u
thrir tslaiies- sAu- l. uDf6lN>- A. a. T..
oc- - 49, Al s1l.l- -, Elr1i.Llg t1srsrI-
~ 80 -. a. -IIlE
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.
Fool was not only scarce, but indifferent
in quality until we hung few Contractors
when the beef market began to improve alriaz
ingly. Nlopier's History Of The Peni,.s'lln'
The indelible warnings of history teach
US that it is as essential in time OF war 70
oyerpowcr and cast out those domestic cneE
mics, who assail a people from within. Is it
is to defeat the invader, who comes from
abroad, and assaiis the nation from without.
There are in every country and community
class Of men who have nothing to gain
from the ordinary routine of peace, but who
may and do prosper above all others in
times of disturbance Such men are alive
to every chance they miss no occasion
whereby their pockets may be enriched at
tie cost of their neighbors and nothing
pleases them SO much as that which exeites
a universal fear and forcboding Thus the
approach, or apprehension of famine IN
the land the total lack Of some necessary
article of daily comfort, even iof daily ex
istenee; in sickness the want of medicines
in winter the want of fuel, of clothing, b
shoes and stockings, sends thrill iof pleas
ure through their hollow bosoms, which sets
all the brazen chords of cupidity ant
cruelty in motion.
Prosperity in time of war, especially il
time of revolution, is bad index to an,
mans character; for he who can grow sleel
and fat whilst all around him dwindles an,
grows slim who can add to his wealth whel
most men are losing their all, must, in min
cases out of ten, be the recipient of ihegiti
mate gain. Nothing is truer than that wa
is the last of all Seasons for honest men t
thrive Honest men are usually brave men
and brave men generally go out and fight
They have as little opportunity as incliDp
ton to enter the ranks of those who, inslea,
Of struggling for their country, are en
gagged in the heated conflict for the I" loave
and fishes" The miser, whose blood ha
never known the purple Of the vine Q
lfe," the usurer and the thief outright, ar
the men who make fortunes out Of the desc
lation of war, just as only the carriOn cFo'
Is gorged off the sickening debris of th
battlefield.
Everybody is engaged in crusade again:
the spectators. But what is everybody
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business, according 10 an old saying, is
noboHB's ken The Government and the
auth@ftities are the parties 70 take the matter
in hddd and were they 20 carry out on an
extended scale the precedent of the British
officials Oh ltea By Napier, in his !. History
Of tbe PehinsuIar War, We should ethat
not bply the .. BEEF market, but every
other market, would improve amazingly
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lsTRAYED-

T1ROA The prentice Of Col Wm- Lowry one nli't
Il /Wlist OF Charleston. Tenn. BAY HORSE.- l5s
hands gh four white feet and blaze face having alS1
r,,S,ito,l~ saddle-tlars- said hor.e wien ia-t seen
Vas oil the Old fe3crai rosd. Bradley clunty re-
mad N City dollars $500 r Dc paid Dr The appTe-
ieuson and rciisa q aid horse q The place iron
whence he .sra.iedl " d. BULLOCK. i
nov20-lws III BrWafd's Cav Lrgt.
- Atlanta conteaeracy please copy aud seai biz
10 this o.iice-
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In he SD Regiment. Tennessee Volunteers
A. a. ctunpbeH. CoLneE commandTng, a
Pts7xpiHe. XIV. Ocf. 8. 1862.

ffTypfne. n.y., Ocf ., lobz-
st.aI Maj Henry Mcneil. uoanssd in the leg. :.
Company A. Capt H. ". Hickman eoaaandiat
Killed. Private VI n Alexander Morally Eounded
I'D Lieut. Stickmaa IN the left shsuIder private
Vim Hntchersor on the right hip, % SerE. Riilisn
10 the fopts priyates John t1strldge the len hip.
Lister IN In leg. Doush.dy IN right arm, <
COMPANY D, Lieut. L : Johnssa conn Andin,t.
Moaneed severelyii G W Rains 10 the foot Brivae
Il. Cutler severely in the abd3uien- Slightly--N L
Lezihefr side } P l-aaier IN tie thigh.
/ Company c, Capt W Narberry commanding
Killed Corpora & " 0rbsrne. private Jobnathi,n
Underwood Wbuided severely-Capt " Narberry
m tAe leg, Sergf II Sanders ankle shattered. PAT
lSheehan leg broken J L Elkins shoulder. " Il Wet
arm. J II West Zee = " Kimsro leg G siusble1eid
thigh. Slightiy-LN Lassiter.
+ Company u. CAPT Jas K scott Commanding Wound
/ ed moria lg-ls< IA Cummings IN the fereteal
Yates P Osborne 10 hip, Chambisy in ihsh. 4;
| Works IN leg hEhty-( apt Jas Z Scott IN arm
Serg; John Ihoinp-on n arm. priy.tss " nr6ennls
sIde = : ''''-''-.. : : -
Company f. u Jas C Riley. commanding wopal
cd morally. John sullivan II the thish seFsrely-
Serst Ha.ehett ID The leg Slightly Ninson ieit
arm, Dan Canada IN the hip. Nan Oldham in cheek
Company F. II WI II Adams eonnahding- lKiilea
t-Corfl Ailen W4de- Wounded sryerel y-Serxt AZ 4
Naupia in arm 4 ToailinS,n ieit arm, fhos yer-
hip, McNan len brea-t { Shpre right arm lke-
wounded sligtiR-lIL I BranruEi ies, . ShoIe
both iees, " N 10trti-ou arm
Company .. Capt o q smith connrnand-as- Killed Il
SerEt Joha y King, pfivstes u A Allison. ID 2 Davis.
JasJ DAVIS Wsaildsd seserey-Ses - Jno Aka.
Sergeant Major sam " Phelps ia IA "a. prvstss
} Allison both thighs jain Click rght shoulder W q
Atkinson thigh Johu II Shape lez blckc. i.andai
Wilson right LEI. n L Staniclds both II kh- wlun ed
siightly-zd II Sieti.en colkran finger SHOT o.
COMPANY II. IL krbebreE cglnnAndi4g- Killed
/, Corp " Brooks prvstes VI htoktr. wounded
mortal y-l'Tivates ~ A Hail. J. X. Maberry u \
A1stia1 Wounded $evereiy-Strgt A II Ross in le.s
private b = Porter tharlb shot o.
l Company 4 Capt " 4 Caldwell comfrhndng
Killed 1t Lieut. Tics Storall, private ID y fuck-f
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