The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-11

chapiet frequently varied By beautiful crosses
Of evergreen and flowers. Not one was forgotten,
and the tender and loving manner with which the
work was done showed the deep feelings Of the
fair decorators. In the centre OF the battle-ground
was large evergreen cross, covered with white
lilies. and standing upon o raised mound. 1t
formed beautiful central figure and emblem 20
the lowly graves around.
The remains which were reinterred are not yet
furnished with head-stones but this Will be st-
tended to shortly.
The following is the list Of those South Caron.
ians who were buried at Gettysburg, Pennsylva-
MIA, in consequence OF wounds inflicted during
the battle OF July lst, 2d and 30, 1863 and whose
graves were marked and could yet be identified:
Camp Letterman BuryIng Ground
". c. c. Fullmer, section 1. grave 81, company
Sergeant T. e. Gatard, section 2. grave 5, COM
pany +, 81 reg ment.
~. Nettles, section 8, grave 81, company E,
T. J. Turner, section 4, grave 4. company, G, 22d
Jacob H. Clancy, section 4. graves, company G,
18th regiment.
II. S. Jones, section 5, grave 1s, company G,
7th regiment.
Lieutenant Austin, section 8, grave o., compa.
ny G. 14th regiment.
F. T. Derrick, section 5, grave 81 company 1,
18th regiment.
H. III Paysenger, section Z, ave IL, company
E; Sd regiment.
Austin Nabos, section :, grave Is, company G.
cd regiment.
E. r. EnricH, section I, grave Is, company v,
Sergeant P. 7. Dickson, section ?, grave 1, COM
pany {, I'd regiment
Buried at Roses, under large cherry tree, back
OF the barn.
rpntmpOt
q. W. Wllkerson, company h, 20 regiment
Sergeant d. r. Ryan, company f. I'd regiment
]. W. Polk, company E, 2d regiment.
". r. Allen, company E, ID regiment
near General Pickett's Division line OF fortifca.
tionS
Sergeant John G. Mayo, company G, lst reg-
T. 4. Rhod S, company G, 1st regiment.
Buried in Roses Meadow Peach Orchard.
". n. Riley, company F, I'd regiment.
J. NJ. Reynolds, company F, 2d regiment
". ". Waller, company F, 81 regiment.
". G. LamaX, company F, 2d regiment.
J. F. Roberts, company A, I'd regiment.
". NJ. Roach, company a. Cd regiment.
Buriel In Ample Orchard. at Blac> Horse Tavern.
Sergeant D. C. McDufiie, company I, 9Th regl-
ment.
Buried northwest Of Roses Barn, under Peach
Tree.
CantaIa Wilson, Cd regiment.
Buried north of Rose's inside the fence on south
side OF Emmettsburg Road, under apple tree
near the Meadow Stream.
Captain Cunningham, company c, % regi'
ment
Buried northwe..t of Roses, north Of the Enmetts
burg Road, near some trees.
J.. .Bligh company D, I'd -iment.
w. E: Fielder. company D.. regiment
poIll rI d..
regiment.
Buried In the woods, east OF CraWford's tene-
ment house.
G. W. Smith, company E, Jordan's Bs'rery.
Buried North OF Black Horse Tavern, lear the
Creek aud Graveyard.
E. P. Pulley, company B, Sd regiment.
Sergeant ". lsbell, company G, Cd regiment.
W. ". Koon, company l; 18th REGIMENT:
Lieutenant A. a. Fuller James,s Battery.
J. ". Casson, company A, ed regiment.
J. F. Eaddy company G., 10th regiment.
CAPTAIN R. G. Putliam, company B. I'd regiment.
Lieutenant W. X. Thomas, company K, 3d regI'
ment.
e. Adams, company X, 9th regiment.
E. II. Burgess company II, 18th regiment.
]. C. Wansill, Sth regiment.
II. Tanderford, company Il, 18TH regiment.
Joel Miller 7th regiment.
Second lieutenant George c. Bras!nglon, COM
pany H. I'd regiment.
Lieutenant ". F. Wissen, 18th regiment.
Lieutenant George III. mcdowell, company +, "a
regiment.
LIEUTENANT NJ. P. .RuzzarL, company B, Sd
regiment.
Slcho;as Hill Batty, comPany;A. sd regiment.
W. K. Person, company G, .d regiment.
Buried opposite Roses house, under peach tree.
Cnptain 7. J. Warren, company "A, l5tn reSi.
mcnt.
Buried near the barn on Crawlord's tenant farm.
7. Hays, Ehctts Battery.
TIE following are The names OF those South
Carolinlans whose graves were marked, but which
could not now be identified separately, and hence
will be grouped as they were buried:
p. Hill, battery 3d. company 3.
". p. Miller, battery 81, com naly B.
j. W. s ewart, battery 3d. company f.
Sergeant W. Y. Wolf, battery Sd, company D.
Sergeant y. L. Cuibertson, battery St, company
Sergeant ]. W. Foarthe battery Sd, company G..
Lieutenant H. P. MCGOWAN battery Sd, COM
f"ii LienienaneP P. B. Longtord company +, 9Th reg
Lieutenant ]. " Potter, company q, 18th regl.
Sergeant E. W. Eure, company h, 18th regl
ment.
+. W. Lewis, company f, l5th'regnent.
p. w. >ligh, -.
Buried west OF Roses barn, under o large cherry
Edward ]. Mills company l. I'd regiment.
T. S. Gsdsdca, company |, 2d regiment.
Buried in Roses garden.
S. C. Miles, company |, 2d reg mcht.
F. This list is prepared by Northern gentleman
who is not familiar with the names and regiments
of South Carolina. On this account few slight
inaccuracies could scarcel, be avoided.
AS soon as the decoration was over the dense
crowds hurried ouE Of the cemetery, under tile
threatening approach OF heavy black cloud. The
train was IN waiting, and the. thousands were
quickly whirled to the city.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOvERNoR.-The fol-
lowing appointments liave been announced Mt the
Executive Department. David LeecSle, as jury
commissioner for Chester County; R. G. Billings,
Of Lancaster County, to benotary public; ]. d.
Robertson, as school commissioner for Beaufort.
THE VISITING FIREMEN.-At meeting OF
the Independent Fire Engine Com any, OF Counl.
bia held on Tuesday night, it WAS decided that
they attend the Nremen's parade In Charleston,
on The 18th instant.
The Savannah Advertiser says: "The Metrosol-
tan Fire Company yesterday received a joint inVi.
tation from the Phoenix aud lEtua Fire Com
panies OF Charleston to join them in their annual
celebration Oh the l7th Of May. The GermaIta, OF
This city, have also had standing invitation for