The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-13

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 E. Q: Thornton. General Clayton. Jan c. Meslier. General Higgins. February
 D. B. Hall. General Cranberry. March chas. ,ss. T. Pollard. General Allen. April
 Frank L. Glover. General Wilcox. May
 MIlas W. Walker. General Law. June
 Samuel "; Oliver. General Gardner.
 Joseph F. Dennis. Gen. A. Baker, June l5 1864.
 Joseph V. Thomas, General McNair. December Il, 1864.
 Colonels of Infantry. 1st Alabama Regiment-Henry D. Clay kton of Barbour, until reorganized; l. G.. l W. Steedman of Wilcox, captured at Is- | land Ten and Port Hudson, now resides i in St. Louis Mo.
 l 2nd-Harry Maury of Mobile. Sd-Jones M. Withers of Mobile. pros noted. Tennent Lomax, promoted, but | killed at Seven Pines: Cullen A. Battle | of Macon. wounded at Sharpsburg, pro- noted, now resides at Raleigh, N. C.; Chas. Forsyth of Mobile. 4th-Egbert J. Jones of Madison, killed at the first battle of Manassas; Evander sides in BIrtow. Fla; Pinckney D. Bowles of Conecuh. now resides in Ev- | ergreen, Ala.
 | promoted: Allen c. Jones of Greene. un- | til re-organized; Christopher c. Pegues | of Dallas. killed at first Cold Harbor; | Josephus Hall. wounded at Spottsylvania. resigned; Edwin Lafayette Hobson Of l Greene. recently deceased 6th--John J. Seibels of Montgomery, till | re-organized; John E. Gordon of Jack son. wounded al Sharpsburg, promote1, NAyx~, -A-fI IA~x ftz A tlava ata 1a TaAC Lghtfoot of Henry. wounded at Chancel- l lorsville and Spottsylvania- 7th-Sterling A. M. Wood. of Lauder dale, promoted.
 Stli-John A. Winston of Sumter. re- signed; Young l.. Royston of Perry | wounded at Fraziers Farm and Salem | Church, retired; Hillary A. Herbert of | Butler. now resides at Washington, D. c. promoted; Samuel Henry of Marshall. resigned; Horace King of Morgan. ! wounded at Gettysburg.
 1 10th-John H. Forney or Calhoun, wounded at Drainesville, promoted. now resides in Jacksonville. Ala; John j. | Woodward of Talladega, killed at Gaines Mill; Wm. II. Forney of Calhoun. wound cd at Gettysburg. promoted Wm. T. | Smith of St. Clair.
 11th-Sydenham Moore of Greene, mort ally wounded at Seven Pines; J. C.. c. | Sanders of Greene. wounded at Gettys- burg, promoted; George F. Tayloe of
 12th-Robert T. Jones of Perry. killed at Seven Pines; B. B. Gayle of Morgan. killed at Boonesboro; Samuel B. Pickens of South Carolina. wounded at Spottsyl- ! vania and Winchester.
 13th-B. D. Fry of Talapoosa, wounded at Seven Pines and Sharpsburg, and promoted; James Aiken of Randolph.
 14th-Thomas J. Judge of Montgomery, resigned; A. c. Wood of Randolph, wounded twice; Lucius Pinkard of Ma 1nI ~ Inrf nI~t,rx frA1
 15th-James Cantey of Russell. promot- ed: John F.; Treutlen of Barbour re- | in Montgomery; A. A. Lowther of Rus sell wounded at Fusselrs Mill.
 16th-Wm. B. Wood of Lauderdale. | transferred: A. Fl. Helvenston of Marion. renee, killed at Nashville. Tth-Thomas H. Watts of Montgom- cry, resigned R. c. Farriss of Montgom- cry. resigned; Virgil s. Murphey of | Montgomery, captured at Franklin. 1Sth-Edward c. Bullock of Barbour, died in service; Eli S, Shorter of Bar bour. resigned: James T.. Holtzclaw of Montgomery. wounded at Chickamau- ga. promoted; Peter F. Hunley of Shelby. 19th--Joheph Wheol3r of Georgia, pro- noted, now resides in Wheeler, Ala; Samuel K. McSpadden of Cherokee cap
 :oth-Robert T. Jonss of Perry trans | noted, but killed at Vicksburg in com | mand of the regiment Edmund W. Pet tus of Dallas, promoted. u. s.. Senator from Alabama, James M. Dedman Of Dallas, wounded near Franklin. 21st-James Crawford of Mobile, re- signed: Charles D. Anderson of Mobile, captured at Fort Gaines 22nd-Zarh c. Deas of Mobile, wound ed at Shiloh, promoted; John c. Mar rast, of Mobile, died in the service: Ben jamin R. Hart of Montgomery killed near Atlanta; Harry T. Toulmin of Mo bile. where he now resides. 23d-Franklin K. Beck of Wilcox, cap- tured at vicksburg. killed at Resaca; Joseph B. Bibb of Montgomery. wound ed at Nashville.
 24th-wm A. Buck of Mobile. wounded at Murfreesboro. resigned; Newton N. Davis of Piclens. wounded and captured at Franklin.
 25th-John c. Loomls of Coosa wounded at Shiloh and Murfreesboro, resigned; Geo. D. Johnston. promoted. now re-
 26th-Wm. R. Smith of Tuscaloosa, re- signed: E. A. O'Neal. wounded at Seven Pines. Boonesboro, Chancellorsville.
 ath-50th-John G. CCltart of Madison, wounded at Shiloh and Atlanta
 t,red at Fort Donelson. died in service: James Jackson of Lauderdale. wounded
 Sth-J. W. Fraser ,f Tennessee, re- signed. originally a U. s. Army officer. promoted to Brigadier-General: J. c. Reid
 zeth-J. R. F. Tatnall of Georg'a, trans ferred to the navy; John F. Conoley of Dallas.
 3Oth-Charles M. Shelley of 2'aladega. promoted, now resides in Birmingian4,