The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-05-30

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Tn CASIO AffsdrmH
cpmgru Miss
April lotb, lgGl
Editors % tho Appeal Forllf
benefit M our humorous friends ]
Ibog leave io t,tort through yuur
column ihc usmlue tofthc Como
Ageneer Ocol Martins M
regiment during tho engagement
.of tlc Gth and 1th Inst 10 shiIoha
Killed Capt " y Davis sorgt
H. u White sergeant major ri the
1T Strgt MeGchcc
cambridge 2nd Sorgt T u Hlan'
.k|cu.hip and private ] Il Turncy
Wounded Lieut. Chase, slight.
Isl W II BlankGship, severely,
l. Brewer and j l. Butler slightly.
W Hale aud j Hunter, severe
II, Il Harris and W + Nlkols,
slightly $ II johnson, l. W Mctt-
aud l. II Mctts, severely Jno A
Polk and J G Tumcy slightly,
G. KoN Caruthcrs,
Lieutenant Commanding Go.
The Corinth correspondent Of
the Appeal, writing Of the battle
of shiloh, thus refers 10 the Pano.
lian&-ln the fight we lost some Of
our best men,
Licut-Col. T.. 7. McGchcc, Of
Pamela, was wounded while nobly
leading his men; Capt W y. Da.
Wis was mortally wounded at the
head Of his fine company Of Missis.
sippians, who went into the fight
with 10 men and came out with
10! This attcsts their gallantry
more than idle words.
Scrgt. Blankcnship, also Of the
Como Avengers fell here.
McGchcc cambridge from Pamela
Co. Miss, fell fully fifty feet in
advance Of his company, having
by his gallontry and impctuous
bravery won the admiration Of his
regiment. lie was a brave and
noble boyl "Nonc know him but
to love him, none named him but
to praise lie was the pride o
his family, and is another OF pano
las offerings upon the altar Of he.
countrY's liberty.
lie forms with Davis, Whitcm,
Blankcnshipa quartette of noJl
dead, who will be long remembers
as having reflected undying crcdi
upon themselves, their family
their State and their countr,
Farewell brave panoliansl Far,
WELL
, lludson's Battery, from Pano'
= Co, Miss, acted most gallant
and greatly distinguished itsel
Capt. Alfred Hudson was killed
> the last charge, than whom new
died u trucr OF a noblcr man, !
was an ornament to his State n,
and will be much missed
A., our army. Few men can fill i
place. Lieut.. Ed Walton "
slightly wounded, and throughor
q he, rs well rs Lieut.. Swccny q
r, Floyd acted with great coolnessa
lc bravery.
Lieut.. Swceny took comma
upon Capt. Hudson being killed
!, "IlupsoN's BATTERY
~ In Camp, ComSrH MISS.
April i2th, Is
With sorrowful hearts, we,
remaining members Of Hudso
as Battery, now meet together. c
CT beloved Captain, ever cheerful d
devoted TO his men, is no Ion.
with IA, and several Of our bri
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are .tifIci
corpscs upon the plains OF Shil
Our hearts prompt us to otter
last tribute to their memories ,
of make known our appreciation
.it the patriotism and valuable SCI
rs eos Of our departed friends; tn,
It's fore,
Resolved, That tn the death
81, Capt. Alfred Hudson our Bait
A, has sustained a most serious
nal heavy loss; a head to plan, a h,
.bo TO feel, and y will 10 execute;
patriot and a man In whom
the virtues were prominent
1ly Resolved, That Capt. HudsI
TN death deprivcs US Of a friend
On camp, where he was ever syn
~ thctic and kind Of bright cli
ars .ian example a, all times, an,
leader whom il was our plea.
to follow through laborious maj
les, as well as all dangers Of
battle. field.