The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-10-06
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
NOTES OF PAST AND CURRENT EVENTS.
BY J. L. POWER.

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Confederate Generals Killed or Mortally
Wounded in Battle.
While in Columbus in May last, We
copied from "Fox's Regimental LOSSES"
volume Of great value, in the library |
of Gen. s. D. Lee, the following list of |
Confederate general officers-seventy- |
two in all-killed or mortally wounded |
in the battles Of the Civil War. Those |
marked thus were mortally wounded.
Those marked I were Mississippians.
Students of Confederate and State his
tory should transfer this to their scrap
book:
ARMY COMMANDER.
Gen. Albert Sydney Johnston, killed
at Shiloh.
| CORPS COMMANDERS.
Lieut.. .-Gen. Thomas A. Jackson
killed at Charlottesville.
Lieut.. Gen. Leonidas Polk, killed at
Pine Mountain.
Lieut.-Gen. Ambrose P. Hill, st
Petersburg.
DIVISION COMMANDERS.
MAJ. j.-Gen. VIM. D. Pender,* Gettys-
burg.
MAJ. Gen. J. E. B. Stuart. Yellow
Tavern.
Maj. Gen. w. Il. Walker, Atlanta.
Maj. .-Gen. Robt. E. Rhodes, Opequon.
Maj. j.-Gen. Stephen D. Ramseur,~
Cedar Crsek.
Maj. Gen. Patrick Cleburn, Franklin.
!; Brig. g.-Gen. John Pegram, Hatchers
Run.
BRIGADE COMMANDERS.
Brig. Gen. Robert s. Garnett, Cheat
Mountain.
Barnard E. Bee, First Bull Run.
|, Francis s. Barlow, First Bull Run.
Felix X. Zollicoffer, Mill Springs.
Ben. McCulloch, Pea Ridge.
James Mcintosh, Pea Ridge.
. VIM. Y. Slack.* Pea Ridge.
. Adley H. Gladden." Shiloh.
| Robert Hatton, Fair Oaks.
. Turner Ashby, Harrisonburg.
/. +Richard Griffith - Savage Station.
Charles S. Hinder. Cedar Mountain.
Samuel Garland, Jr., South Mountain
George B. Anderson Antietam.
I'll L. O'Branch, Antietam.
3 William e. Starke, Antietam.
=. Henry Little, Iuka.
l. Thomas R. Cobb, Fredericksburg.
gl Maxey Gregg, Fredericksburg.
O. James E. Raines, Stones River.
' Rogers w. Hanson, Stones River.
e E. D. Tracey, Port Gibson.
lie e. F. Baxter, Chancelprsville.
N Lloyd Tilghman, Champion Hill.
st Martin E. Green, Vicksburg Seige.
al William Barksdale, Gettysburg.
" Lewis Armistead. Gettysburg.
,e Paul ]. Semmes.* Gettysburg.
r j. Pettigrew,# Gettysburg.
,e Preston Smith, Chickamauga.
,p Benz. II. Helm,~ Chickamauga.
of James Deshler, Chickamauga.
IS. tCarnot Posey,* Bristow Station.
IS. Alfred Mouton, Sabine Cross Road
he Thomas Green, Pleasant Hill,
s. w. R. Scurry, Jenkins Ferry.
RI, John M. Jones, Wilderness.
in Micah Jenkins, Wilderness.
rlx L. A. Stafford, Wilderness.
Abner Perrin. Spottsylvania.
julius Daniel, Spottsylvania.
James B. Gordon, Yellow Tavern.
us George Doles, Bethesda Church.
'st w. E. Jones, Redmont.
ISL G. H. Stevens, Peach Tree Creek.
IL tSamuel Benton, Ezra Church.
re John &. Cham bliss, Jr., Deep BottoI
SIT ]. G. Sanders, Heldon Railroad.
Robert 81. Anderson, Jonesboro.
ct John Morgan, Greeneville, Tenn.
cir Archibald C. Goodwin, 0pequon.
Is John Donnovant, Vaughn Road.
lie John Gregg, Darbytown Road.
Is Stephen Elliott, Jr., Petersburg.
lat Victor J. Girardy, Petersburg.
ity Archibald Gracey. Jr., Petersbu
tn' Trench.
ern John Adams, Franklin.
nt' s. R. Gist, Franklin.
om h. B. Cranberry, Franklin.
ses Oscar +. Strehl, Franklin.
ron James Dearing, High Bridge.
Is It win be noted that there was o
IND major-general and four brigadi
ith generals killed at the battle of FraI
ana lin, Tenn.
loss
H. An "Au-Hound" STATE
~. "There is no better 'all-round' St'
d;s. in the Union than Mississippi" says
mi. Durant News. "She is capable OF gre
The ing greater variety of products tn
10 any other spot under the shining
'" of day. She has entered upon an
of unparalleled industrial activ
the which will develop her numberless
ner: inexhaustible latent resources and ms
ing her one of the wealthiest in the gala
the of States. Mississippi is pre-eminentl
way poor mans country. 1t is the place
pro- the man with limited means but
rhis dowed with energy to make q starl
was life. Industry and thrift are sure OF
the ample reward. The opportunities
core Mississippi are immeasurably grea
q of than in the congested East or drou
~..t stricken West. Every native OF ,