Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-30
Our Dead in Georgia.

Perhaps no Confederate cemetery in
the South has been the object of more
care since the close Of the war than the
Stonewall Cemetery, at Griffin, Georgia,
and the people of the South owe TO the
ladies of that place debt of gratitude
which words of thankfulness can but
poorly acknowledge. The Ladies Me-
mortal Association of Griffin have the
cemetery in their charge, and are doing
all their limited means will permit to
beautify and render attractive the ex-
tensive grounds. The following is list
of officefs and men of Tennessee regi-
ments inferred in this cemetery, with the
letter of each company and number of
each regiment:
C.P. Acklip, co. f, 4Sth; Lieut. W. H.
Aldridge, co. G, 10th; Pleasant Barns,
co. c. 18th; Robertson Broome, co. E,
sth; j. C. Broach, CO l, 5Ih; G, Barnes,
co. E, 29lh w IL Banks co. G, 49th;
W. Brookman, co. |, 4lst; Capt. }. f.
Bostick, Nashville; j. W. CLANCY, co.
C, 10th; W. S. Cowen, CO, E, 18th; d. II.
Carmack, co. A, 18th Henry B. Collins,
co, C, 4th; R. N, Cock, co B, 95th; Lieut..
W. A. Chandler, co. l, 45th Col. E. c.
Cook, S5th: w. W. Claxton, co.
|, 18th; Tobias Dalton, co K,
goth; James D. Dark, co. A, 4th;
]. o. Daniel, co C, 55th; Captain j. H.
Darden. co. f, 10th; FL. H. Emerson, co
|, SD; W. Elton, co. Fl, 10Th; j. M.
Fackler, Memphis; Thomas Futrell, CO.
F, l7th; David R FarmiS, co. A, 35th; b.
H. Garvin, co. E, 2Sth; B, c. Gay, co.
c, 35th; W. L. Hackett, co. G, 10th;
George Hickman, co. d, lst Bat. j. A.
Hill, co. A, 47th; VIM. A. Hughes, co. |;
H. A. Hudson, co. A, 55th; Dr. s. A. NJ.
Harris, 18th; j. +. Hill, CO. K, l2th
and 47th; ]. j. Jones, co. X, 20ih;
Lieut.. Colonel ]. B. Johnson, 29th; En-
sign E. P. Jett, 4lst; W. B. Lynch, co. B,
llth; W. r. Lacy, CO. C, 9th; Madison
Moore. CO. +, 37th; J. NJ. Marlin, CO. H,
llth; Captain J. l.. Moore, co. A, 22d;
]. T. Matthews, CO. d, 46th; Robert
Morris. CO. +, 9Th; W. Menies, co. A,
both; Sergeant C. L. McNamee, co. G,
18th; John D. Priehard, co. IL, 10th;
Charles L. Polk, CO. D, 3Sth; l.. M. Par
risb, co. F, llth; JOS. Rugger, co. f,
23d; ]. NJ. Reeves co. G, 18th; j..
F. Ruthenburg, CO. /, lst and27th; W.
r. Robertson, co. F, 46ih; W. Q. Chives,
col, 32d; James r. Smith, co. c,
lst; n. N. Shelton, co. d, 4thi Leroy
W. Snow, CO. E, 54th; Ensign John I.
Shook, 9Th; Z. Shorter, co. II, AID; j.
W. Sariin, CO. G. 5sth Lewis l.. South
erland, CO. D, 46th; Captain 'Wm. X,
Southgate, lst; Charles Thomas, CO. ID,
9Th; J. W. Tomlin, co. c, 53i; B. S.
Thurmond, co. A, 4th Captain John IL.
Turner, CO. E, 30th; w. l.. Walker, co.
f, 26th; S. II. Whitwell, CO. X, 42d;
Colonel L. II. Walker. Sd; Colonel
+. NJ. Walker, 18Th; Msjor p. V. II.
weemes, llth; Adjutani VIM. B. Whit
field, 2sth.
The Grenada Miss. Sentinel, gets of
the following:
When William III. crossed the chan
mel from his Holland home to become the
King Of England, bis people called upon
him, as he entered London, for a speech.
The new monarch did not speak the
Kings English" without q oonsidera-
bic Dutch accent, ard when be com
menced, be said: Nine boobies, have
come here for your gooi; in fact, have
come here for all your goods With
William Of Orange il was for a long time
doubted whether The language vas an in
teutionai or real mistake, but there IS no
chance for difference Of opinion ns 10
What brought the carpetbag scalswags
10 the South-they have come here sure
enough "for all our goods