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From the Columbus GA nqairerl
Among all Of The lllust-ious ststssmen thas
the Empire State cf TIA C1n'eisraey has claimed
and does cisim as hers, none hss been hlnorsd
5y the woyia more for bis virrus, or respected
perhaps much for his prsctiesl wisdom, a. the
present Vice President Of this C0nfsdarzcy. He
stands just'v and deservedlY 10 he front rank
oi liviug statesmen. Tie sccuracy with which
ne fss agsIn sUd agsin i-eet1.d The occurrence
OF Important events j1s-i6as the assertion ibss
We have heard made very frequently sb0us
hm-to Wit that he Is ''.hs Wis 50 man liT-
ing" When the Provisional G0vernmsnt Was
hrst organized st Montgomery, Mr Stephens
suggest d TIE imned.s'e investments Of tWsnfy-
I'VE million dciars in Ig0u- clad war steamers %
keep open our ports ard the ind ference with
which that sagscious counsel vas treated has
cost and vii cost our Goverumsnt two billion
Eve hundred million dollars. Had the Gotten
been sent to Europe then, as it might hsVs
been Gent, end tho7e Vsr sfsg uer5 been
brought here, as they migbi tavs been bFoughi,
our ports never w1gii have been ciosed-fscor-
ton on foreign goods would have fallen 5.ili-
born to the earth-sud ext0rtion uDou home
products w0uli have never fastened its deadly
fsngs upon the viia's Of the land. Gotten
would have then been able 70 wear the cr0Hn
belonging 70 rs royal siats, and have been king
indeed. while Con.cdsTsts scrip would have con
liuusd to stand 70 this hour where II stool then,
and the voice Of distress would hav8 been no
where heard On CoBfsdsfEto soil, save the voice
Of that distress With which the heaI.hs Of our
homes are overwhelmed, when bitter iidingg sTs
flashed upon them from distant haids Of strife
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Black aad White Lis...
From the Richmond Whig.I


Tho action Of the Legi,lsturs in regard 70
prices the resolutions passed by the viesuallsrs
the meetings of the mechanics, the Outcriss Of
tenants against landlords, and other indications
show that the Pesce Of tia city is Henseed. sDd
that important reforms must soon DO mads 20
prevent serious Disturbances of social order Il
viii be well If these signs were needed by thoze
VINO ought TO be, bat are not, most interested in
them. An ouncs Of prevention is worth a
p0Uad of cure, tits said. aud the time Is st hand
when the greedy and grssping shauld lay this
adsgs to hasrt. The msximg Of Poor Richard
however readable in a tine cf prosperity, viii
scarcely avail to quiet the dise9ntent OF The DAYS
hG- now are, and still less OF the days to come
As well to hope TO hold FIRE in the hand bv
thinking Of the frosty Caucasus
But the blind horse, to whom q nod IS IS good
as a wink, Is not more inSensiois than the M
iority Of those to whom the premonitorv peT-
Iurbs!ions to which we have ALLUDED should in
Iump,t tones appeal. Bsaf as al adder and
cslous IS the c1in thsy so much eovet, the
Wsrnings so apparent to every one else roske 40
impression upon them Tae man with the n1ek
rake IS too intent upon his dirty gorR 10 notice
the shadows cast bsf0re the coming events. and
the problem is not 80 much 20 divert his attsa-
ton and keep it diverted f-cm bis sordid occups-
ton as 10 transform his whole moral being and
make him a good and useful nsmber of aoeistv.
Il is generally conceded that legislation VII,
not have this effect. What Winl We Confess
ne hardy known; and yet it seems 70 Us hat
the iOgcs Of public OpiniOa and the power of the
prsss might we'll be tried beloCe resort is bsd
to laws which there is much reason to believe
will prove ineficscious. Il remains TO be gsen
whether public opinion eau be brought % hear
upon the public Isssif for 1t really appears hat
tie matter il question involves the whole bodv
Of the people, and it is doubtful, unless We
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try ought to send forward at ones such sup
plies of these articles IS they can gather.
Especially ought they to d5this for thoa0 who,
like Hays gallant uisiaHians, fsltered not,
though cut of from homs aud friends and kim
6red. There Is another subject which, though =
home msttsr, yet, es II concerns the army, viii
venture word in reference 10 i'll mean the
question Of csfe Of the families of soldiers during
the coming winter. It is question Of deep and
vital impoftsncn, and one that should claim sefi-
Gus atteHtOn. II is Idle to- expect that our sol
disrE, brave as they are and patriotic as they
have been, viii be cheeTfut0r bold if tho wives
Of their bosoms, the children Of their lions, and
tbs parents OF thsir Bisaey are permitted to guf-
fer, whilst thsy themselves sre nObly doing and
daring 70 Save laas esass an1 The substance Of
those who ars aoaraiug their wesifb, and euablsd
te protect it by the sacr fas IF he men in the
fold Now, more ihsa ever, to be successful,
this must bs q c0rnmgn cause. or else sll may be
lost. The fsrul9r and TIE merchant, whose prop-
eTty hss been prosss5ad, aud whose e-ffsrs have
been filed, must divid9 with tbs wives Of the
soldiers who have bsea e shtiUg without money
snd Eithous prizes, for ihe Ii5art;aS OF ihs coHR-
try. or al must be involved il h0pelesI rain.
The recent executions foT jessTiions have ox-
ertsd q most So utsry influence for good UpOu
the army. and d=scFiiOn5 are nov quits Tsra. In
addition 10 the good which has been done IN
eheekipg this evil, is bas worked vol ia bring
ing back nG'aaars who, sthsrWiss would never,
probably, have returned 70 their commands.
M9sby has again bssa doing gallant work.
He has been ca 2 raid within 20 miles Of AlaI-
aBdria, capturing s1ms thirty Federal prisoners,
who ore on their way here H haq also it is
repnGtsd, burnt a bridge 97sf the 0-nga aud
Asxsndria railroad. at Csmsroa Ru0 within
wo niles of thas pl}ca. Col DllanaV. Of ths
5h Virgins infsatry, new on duty IS General /
Pierpcn.'s aid, was csD gTsd on Friday uight
and has bsen brought hsss. Among Mesb7's
men VINO captured hul, was D 3 OVH son.
Mosby also captured several other prominent
Union men.
Tiers are no indications of active operations.
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Special COrresPon suee Of the R ehraoud EasuirerJ
ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,

Special CorresP POnasuce Of the eiIaoHd Enquirer
ARMY OF NoRTHEBN VIRGINIA
Oct-ber 5th, 1863 5
The sitUstian is unchanged, The piekets Of
he enemy reach from point on the Robinson
river some distance sbsve its junction with the
Rapidan down to Germans ford, and ever fur
JbeT on toward Fredericksburg The army is
scattered all over Culpeper Court House, At
which point, It is said, Mesde's headquarters are
locsted. Scouts report that a portion of the
Yankee cavalry hss certainly gone to reinforce
RcsecTsns, and their deserters say that there il
no likelihood Of our being attacked by them.
IheY further say that, to prevent deserti0p,
which is of every day occurrence, Thers Is =
heavy lear 2s well a. front guard.
Oar army is tavOTably situated; and let Meade
coma when he will, warm reception will greet
him. Oar men are receiving further supplies Of
comfortable clothing, and, on the score of sub
sistence, are doing very well. Full rstons of
beet sTe issued dHring fOur days Of each week
snd bacon for the other two days. This enables
the meD to procure fst enough to cook their
bread. Some of the brigade eommissGries-
these who are more fortunsgs than the rest
msHage to save tailow enough to supply their
commands with candles. We learn that the
e3mm-sssTy OF Cuts battalion Of artillery,
whose name We do not know, manages 70 tufu
the entrailS into service by converting them
ioio soap, and thus securing enough of this de-
s4i1oi9 al tteis III ms camp Tor tho use OF his OWE
command.
Of course the men are well fed, aud, Ia the
main, comfortably eAd-ths only articles need.
ed being shoes and blankets. The hrst article.
1 am told, Is much needed, aud [ hape a full
supply viii soon be sent the men BY voluntary
contributions from those portions Of the coun
try which have suffered the least aud made the
most. Let not the brave defenders of oar eoun-
tIys hS9or be made to feel the biting severity of
frost and snow upon their unprotected feet in
land aoOunding in plenty, and they themselves
fighting for people whose only misfortune is a
superabundsace of means And let not our peo
pie wait to see the foos-trscks of their brave de-
tenders imprinted upon the snow, and sleet and
ice OF this rigorous wintTy climate; but let con-
tTibutioas pour forth st oncs-contributious that
may be grateful to the soldiers, creditable to he
dOnors, and honorable to the country. Shees are
needed, and we shall soon see if they ara forth.
coming. Blankets, too, are in great demsnd.
and the need must eDcIease as the weather
grows colder. The noble women Of the coun-
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The MONSTER GUN aF CHARLESTON We
understand that the second monster gun in
Charleston has been tried lately under the 6f-re-
ri0n of a board Of Cfieers with entire success,
throwing its huge pr j=elilo over two miles at
an elevation Of only Two degrees, the gun beihr
not yet ready to FIRE st a higher angle This IS
fsr beyond any thing ever done By artillery be-
fore. These immense nhs guGs are constructed
On new principle which permits e11rmouz
charges Of powder 10 be used safely, and thus
impaTts the required momentum to the ponder
GUS SHELLS and solid 'bol.s
Ths injury sustained By ths first gun was an
oversight, and it is understood from good au-
th0risy can be offscsuaily repaired. Tns pswder
70 be used with .hese guss IS now being mana
iae.Ursd a. the Government powder works, and
is quite curiosity, looking lie anything else
thsn guupOwdsr; the PrsIns--if they eau DO 50
cailed-beiug solid blocks, locking ike ebony,
9ae inch square it would be supposed that
hey were pr,isculss themselvst b. their Ep-
PasrsDce, each grain weighing ab0u5 one ounce.
augusta ScHiiRsi.
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VOL. XIV, NO. 2O5

ice He premises 70 modsrsts his tore toward
be suihoriiies A. Richmond. in desersuco 70 his
trends, and avoWs himsell loyal 20 TIE South.
and opposed % any but sn honorable close 5f the
war. he still favoT5 negotiation g the read 10
peace.
Ieis section Las been visited daring the past
week with killing ff0s-s Much late corn hss
been Destroyed. and vegstatioH gauegsilY ltfoks
IS i il had undergone tho stswi5 z process A
great loss 10 he p essut condition Of the c0untry
when everything that can feed man and beast i8
in most urgent demand nd-Ass5iils NsI5s.
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GENEEEAal ORDER NO. 49,

EHUNU0I Ha.oHAT : UTFTI|-
ATLANTA Ca, September IS Is63 (
II, o. rer- and -oGierh srrislnF ~ this no.t ",
a rtpc-l 10 - Provost Marsha tmm dists v La d n
Ta ia resr ths ls- orders, furl0ugas, leaves Of ab
Eence. ETC.. l.ay be- ez =m n-1
lie Provost Guari is lnstrucsU1 % halt al 0fdcsu
aud men ana demand Of lhem paasss foOm ths Pr0vou
MnrhI
Tlt orsr Is net intended 20 interfere with hose FhC
&c absent from eif comm nds with pr per hOuty
but lie large number sB5entees without -eaFe5 re
quIo that all a10Uid IePor in order that the gui y
Ou1l may BE- dstecfed.
By order Of n r. v RIGHT
Do0nsl Commanding TT ops aud DeisnssA
CdAS. " PEDEh,
Ed25-31t Captain snd Provost MsEslaL
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prisoner, but has einoo made his escape and re-
taTHed. F E B'aek5urn, c. A, died OF woaads
since former publication; n Z Donellg, co B,
since died; J Ddrh,m, W Moss, W Il Oliver,
Co D, siucs died; Il " MYnsts, Co G, since
died; E Crawford, Co L, siucs died; S H
Burnamsu. Co @, was killed in a skirmish on
the goth ult. A P FORSYrH, Adjt.
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Judge Ship, S)ieitog Msrimon. sp5 o,bo,
legal gsntlsman who started to attsn5 49, -
psriOr court fer Cherokee county. LAD vveeL -
turned reporting it imprsesica6ls 70 rnaLs IL
at,emp5 10 the present condition of tbat co7--
ty. Many OF the Southern men are lsevjpg tbs
county.
There are only four regiments Of Federal
tro1ps now at hewbern, North Carolina
Holden has c0mmsncsd the regular issue Of
the Standard, in the 6rst number Of which he
publishes long account Of the attack on his Of.
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LIBERAL-Cspt. J D. Stewart, whose ulsus.-
ten Is situated six miles frsm Jackson. proBoges
to give i've hundred bushels ct corn 10 -
needy families Of Hiads county, whose yroseet-
ors are absent IN ihe army, and who can bring
proper vouchers attesang ths fact The exam
pie Is worthy OF imitation.
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An EFFECFUAL CURE PoR TIE E.p.crr-
Tsks s small pIeee OF coitou-battiDo or ,-o,I
mske depression in the center vis6 tbs end y
the hager, and ill It with as much uuiveTizs5
black pepper as viii Tess on half d5ns. Gerbe-
II Into bali and tie it up; Zip the Dali in 10 svess
oh' aud mssgE it into ths ear, covering he a.
Ter vita cotton wool aud use d baudgs or eaD
% retain l. ID its piaoe. A most instant re-
llei viii be experienced, and he APPLICATION
Is so gentle that infant viii lot Be iniursd
oy It, bat experience relisl as well Is adults.
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DKATH or BRIG -GEs. MARSH WALKER
CoNFIRMED.-We learu from gentleman who
was present az the duel fought between Gems
MAFmsdUks aad Walker, on Sunday, the Oh
ut, that the LATER was shot in tho right side on
tB- second fire, from he tfsc5 cf when be died
On the Tuesday morning following The weapons
used were navy Tev0lVers, at hfssen PAGES, 10
ne and advance. After Gen Walkers death.
h.s commission aTrIYed promoting him TO the
rank OF maj0r-geEeral.
His desta was extremely regretted By an I'M
men5e number OF friends IA Arkansss.-lHoBas
IrI6HEe.
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Y The London Underground railway frs.l-
y railway uu0er gr0und, and iutsr,ec,fs's- -,
eiiJ carried 2S0 900 passengers In one 80 -
Gently. New lines ara 70 be formed. one az
H9lch may possibly adopt the Tna,aes I'm
nsi--a Structure as ugly as it Is At present ugs,
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CAPITAL CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
The Western North Carolina Mining,
smelling and COpperaS
Manufacturing company
Capital Stock $1,0O0,000.

THIS CO.PANY hsz y a special set Of the Legs.
L iature o. North Carolina, been regularly inO0rpo-
Fut-a and Organized
TIE eariors mines sre very fsvurably situated ard
s--v Of sscea by railroads and p 0nuuucsd by the
Et-fe Ge0.oTlst superior to the lBueus "DUckfoWn
Macs. possessing sutaEss 0var al Mining Compa.
mes iu De- Confederate ~ts es-
.ass7l0tia nF 70 ile lapits Stock viii be received
bv the Unfera lTuel- share S5Jl As there nut q
limited Cf stock offered for sale al pE-ties
aFTEs aaia- -z.1Ha Ha-zlsa va 7r-ft
examine tie ores, ard other evidences Of tler intrinsic
vaI e. deposi ed a. Office.
MCHAUGHT, ORHOND & co,
srI2 Hm Whitehall street.
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GENERAL ORDERS


General CTr5eH No. Ia5
z TNFDRMA TIuh having baen received Of reusef ed
-isc0n-lructJns and violations Of paragraph XII,
General Orasrs No = 1862, it g. reiterated tuat no
per-. n liable ip0n viii be permitted under
any t-uoas 70 volunteer la regime o, bata
lone 1aues, organize slice the 10th Of April
1861 except -uch were aIFsnized under the prOVis
ions q De aet Uf C0lRress that date, emitted Al
sct further 20 proviCs for the Dubic daiensa.'
II SO sglbarily exists for organ ziug new compsHies
o. C8mpaasz portions ol companies now in asr
via-
scrpIs Information OF persons being received into
cola auies contrary o. ths Pr1v us THE der, 20
maze ilmel te reguistiOus for "a persons the
oro-r ding ana o. failure ei ihe n s5r O. re
furu emo 10 rln 30 rseived 70 the camp Gf iestrulIi1u
tie comaaa5a1t snail report ihe matter with the faes
OF Tire csse The Bursau Of ConscTiption, 10 be de-
cioed 5y tEiH department
~ 10 ofiasr commsndirg. whose COMPANY reaches
The maximum aIOsgrd BY regulations, shall be permit.
ted 70 crits either volunteers or in any
" 10 officer commanding shall scoapt or mlsier IN
su0ns Of 90 script age unless such person shall rst
- ia h. - son,esrsd and ss sis5 his e6Hi ii
Bspv which company is allowed 10 receive r-crulls
VI The Bureau Of C0nscdpton is charged " th the
ssisbshmelt such regulations as @li enforce this
orieE
By ordes.
Adiuiant and Inspecto--,3eneEa
unoRs. Vol. AND CO.'S 8RIPT BUREAU,
7,sl,r'fnelt 0f Tennessee AIEbsmA snd hisssr ppi
MAEIETrA Ga, De oboE 2. 1905. }
General Orders 30. i6l
F,HE attention Of o3ocrs Of this Burssu is especially
. iu q o. g. the above extract froa Gen raj Order
r. 1t5 Of zCJu-ant snd Inspector. Genera Of he
Army al oihc-rs OF this Buresn are di--oisd
10 tbapropsr eEolu ion % The Ebogs order They viii
repo7 al ,ioAtons ol s eresE . less head quarters
givHi BE name ralE a1d ned OF duty Of sl q ca
'By oTser Of brig-disr-G nerd Pillow
Superintendent Of Bureau.
JOHN U BUKCH
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TeHHsssss Regiment.

Companies A and I Captain Sbep Hay, com.
msn3ibg-Klled Corpl A A DunPsn,
Shaw. G W r Sc, n d + R.ckmsn. c z P liner
and A D Garrett. Wounded: " n Dunno
usv. arm broken; I 3 Wright arm, slight; "
A DUNCAN, leg, slight c 7 Woodson, shoulder
slight; J W Leonard, arm, slight
Companies 3 sud g, let Lent " A Bushy,
coumandiug-Killed: E c Chiidsrs and J G
/ GiTFken. Wounded: L eas N Wisher5, S=rgt
J " Key, " 7 HsDsirg, W a Wood aud John
Withtrspo6n gevereiyi Ss'gt J g Smith, G 9
Randy. WIN Asl,ev, J c Askew, II q Peguss,
f NJ VVhitwe-.h md } E Hawkes., slightly.
Companies c and f, commaudsI by Captain
A B J mes on she 9 a, sud by lat Leut " c
Msrehal on the 20 aud 22i-Klje3: Sergt
W S Wesver and q J Stark Wounded: Ssrgt
R A Cain, y A CempbsH, ('eg aupuiatod. Eincs
dea5) n a Z Finy, " d Hsitom, " P Hughes
snd II G Spuriock, severely; Capt A 3 Jones
.Sergt TN G Johnson, CoTpls E1gens Brooks
and f B c Hamilton, " jarrett, " Z LscY,
Mike McAy7y, T / Auuaii. P A Sypies, J L
Viewer i ghtly. Missing: G Gates.
Compsfies d aud &. Cspt R G Wliismson,
oolnmanaiug-Kill Carpl A Ross and r J
Poor. TUuud-8s g Y austin, J n Ellington.
J B Askew, B r Goodriche and J P ed,
severely; 1st Iiaut } 3 Stanley, S Cooke, A
Crews, R B Hall, S W Hall, J johnson esd
| / R Gilbert, slightly
Companies * and L, commanded by CsDt E
C Herbert, on the 18Th, and by 1st Lieut. John
con Penn, en- the 2O5h and 22I-Killed: S4rgf
y a Kendrict, Corpls r n Scruggs snd a E
Mcrilt, J B Bunst, L MeBoYd. J A Tyson.
Wouudsd Capt C Hghsrt. J Il Sharpe, Gid
Smith. severely; 2 Linut VIM II Ingram. CoTBl
z Weaiheriy, J q Bs.cbelor, " II Ksarnev,
J II MulbeTn, W II Shsuod, Ii P Tauer aud
8 III WaatherV, sig tlY.
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING House 4!
Army Blanks and Books.

NETE HAVE NOW IN OPERATION N MOBILE
" Ala. one Of tbs largest
Book and Job Printing Offices
Ia the C0-f-derzoy,
RULING and BOOK-BINDLNG ATTACHED.
We sr- now repaired 70 an al regulations and cr5srz
with BLA EKS and B Ks rsei ia The Army, such a.
RGgUR BOOK
BRIGADE FIELD REPORT BOOKS,
REG n EETAI. REPORT BOOKS
Rssineutsl Order s-uks Descriptive Bo ks Company
BooFs Letter Book. Gs srai Ur-er COOKS Special
o dr. B5. zs QusreTmsEysrs' Ahstrsct Psy Books
IN bort, al Einas Of sooSS wanted BY Adiutants
Guar ierllssters. CrI1uis-s lee and Psymasiers-
MUSTER AND PAY ROLLS,
Fisld and at E.a + aid kinds Iuks one Rulers
stsEaasrv Of 81 k.DdE -IC
s- Ures g s.. -iichael street. next door 20
The nice Of -5i0r HIn. Barnevall, Ir. Mubil0 Ala
Hsz9 WISE ..rY d. GRAHAM
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TH05. E FLSEER & co.
C0MNss955QN MERCHANTS,

No. = ~ st, Atlanta, Cta.
salnsONaL s.tsniisR gNAHDIEE' nd - 4
YsstRf fsso 0f s. kincs Of shku ~ EstEts.
iFtes7rsus-a Of EaanaF - 0gts62 aE
fuffEu
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IT Is ABOLISHED.

Ibid l99. The whole question. therefore, wzs
comprised in the these wogds--to nay high or
have nothing Il would be vain 10 attempt 10
supply the lack Of spontsueous activity IL man.
ufsetures and commerce by TsquisitOs; that is
10 say, by the action Of the Government A
trading government was a ridiculous monstros-
ity It was necessary, therefore, 30 re-
turn to iniividual activity, that IS to free trade
and 10 rely on herself The maximum
and the Tequisisou Of transport we're abolished
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9ailg SppeaI.
nAsuALTERa

IN THE BATTLE OF CHICKARiAUGA, sEPTEH-
BER 10TH AND 20TH. 1858
slh ard 9h TsnHsssss Regia-rris, Commanded
bg Cot Geo. e. Porter
Field ard Stsf-MsjOr A Wilder, severely
wounded in shoulder; Ssrgssat-Msj9r J H Ca
Tuihers, csptHTed.
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Capt D Rice, Of this regiment. Command.
ing st battle OF ChiekamGugG, was taken
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JOh TeHHsssss, Lieut. Cot. J. j. Turner Com
IHaEdtag.

Fisld and staff Wounded Ls-ColJ J Turner severe
All g Bash.
Conpzny A-Kills3; Capt Croekstt Szs r Il
X zsr, ! I BeInts a, x Breakheld W Fueaa, w L,
D1zier, O LpU5ab wounded: 1t r ole. sew;
Hs4iy D5Wiia, sew Harris DOwln, sew 4 Bnkley,
sey; s Felts, sew; W Porter, W q -zartin W Hark
" r SayeTB, sew; A WOOdard
Company B-&ied; W FizoT Il Rose. Wound
ed 1t q N Z s S.srk, sew Corp ! Drsughon, r 4
Jones' moIta; g 7 Holland ssY; Il = Plit, Il r Rose II
. smith, Il giis, sev. Missing Jos Howard.
Com9suy U-Kilea; W II Franklin. Wounded: Corp
I n Scott ssv; Csrp Hale, mortal, since dea1; J
Brszer ssvg 4 d Armstrong, J A Jones.
Company D-Kiied; A Hayer, 4 Burton, Woua-
dSd Il q Steeis, ssV
-omPany E--Kihedi D @ Rodgers, r McGlithen,
f McGh;hen banded; 1t q W Guthru, SRts David
O0n6s, " Webb. Corp Jos Jackson, dang OorP y
Lowell dang " Martin, Baskerville, dsagi W
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DsmBsey. dang; G Groves sew Il Ga'es W p
Hunter, r L Huffman W Hicks J Johnson W
Emms J r Strather, n o Lowell.
Company F-Killsd Corp Jos Elanl. Wounded IL
G Dunn, dang; 1t Z i Lloyd, Set w L b OlenaeV'
ing sev; corp @ Me9oin, sew T s Eis sew Bra
zier, sev; IsUs Davis, sew; L AoRcrief, dang
Clompsng G--RHled II II Hesson- Wounded; g W
Clahsm sew; J z Taylor. A A Ferguson-
Cloulpaav H-Rlled: Henry Ghost YFoundsdi Sg'
T Il Browning sew; j A Bfigg dang; W AGFuo6ai sew
A Hal ssv; G w Hail J Al Nswiand, sev, a1d miss
ing; W Fl O'GWn.
Company K-Rillsd. Capt L Jones' T J Carroll g
r Link. Wounded 1t ! y Burney. Sergt " ites- r
u n Estes. sew; w Underwood ssvi g 3 ac.ey, W y
fTrslapd ] p Griffin. ] q Hutchtns0u W II Rodgers
W Swain, V; P L Thompsou " r Terrell T Gov
ir gtoa, rev. Missing. JnO BaldWridgs
sospiulatlon-Kiied, "a; wounded 10 nlsain g.
3-g7
Ist Tsnnessss Battalion. Maisr S. n. CsLias.
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8. COOPER,
Adiutsnt and Inspeoto--6eHsral.

r4DORg. VOL. AND CONS 3RuPT BUREAU,
7,-,r'l8elt % Tennessee Alabama snd Miss,ss ppi
MkEIETTA, Ga, Dc obor 2 1865.