The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-16

san.s which were seized hy the state of Alabama. April g, issi-o Ordered in readiness for war.
 May 7--Left for the front with s ofii- cers and 119 non-commissioned officers and privates with three 5-pounders, one 12-pound howitzer and two rified guns about the size of the e-pcunders. and SO horses. 4 October .. lss1-one corporal and thir- teen privates detailed from battery, while making a sortie on Santa Rosa 1s-
 land, Fla, and Corporal Tuggles mortaily wounded and Private J. c. Burgess taken
 prisoner after being wounded.
 April and !, 1ss2-Battsry engaged in
 the Battle of Shiloh. and lost one killed.
 Captain Ketchum and IA men wounded,
 pieces through accident to carriages, and
 captured one 6-pounder made in Cincin-
 natl in 1860.
 May 2s-so. lss2 Battery in line of battle
 and opened fire on the enemy at the
 battle of Corinth. While the Confeder-
 ates were evacuating Corinth. siirmish
 on the Farmington Road. Battery had
 ons piece disabled by l2-pound shot
 during an artillery duel
 September 14-1e, 1S62-Engaged in the
 Battle of Mumfordsvilie, Ky, one man
 wounded.
 December s1, lss2-Battery engaged in
 the Battle of, Stone River. Tenn. Captain
 Garrity. Lieutenant Bond and men
 wounded and several horses killed or dis
 abled.
 December 5-s-7, 1ss2--Egaged in the bat
 tie of Murfreesboro, and had men
 wounded and GA. R. Rayford). cap
 tured.
 september 20. Participated in the
 batte of chickamauga with men
 wounded , s
 November 2z. Isss-Reported to Brig.
 Gen. Anderson at Missionary Ridge.
 November 25, 1s6s-Engaged the enemy
 at Missionary Ridge, opened fire and kept
 up q steady firing unti forced to retire
 Four men wounded and 10 captured. One
 caisson blown up.
 May IS, 1s64-Engaged in skirmish at
 Resaca, Ga, and one man wounded. October 8. 1s64-One section of battery ordered to report to Gen. Joseph Wheel CT near Gadsden. and engaged the en- emy on the 18th.
 June IT, 1s64-Section of battery en- gagged in skirmish near Marietta, Ga. One man wounded.
 August 31. 1S64-In engagement at Jonesboro, Ala: one man injured. November 2s-s0-Battery engaged enemy at Columbia and Franklin. Tenn. one killed, one wounded. two captured. December 15-16-Engaged in battle In l front of Nashville; one killed. one wound cd. four captured.
 March 1, 'e5-Battery ordered to Mobile and as heavy artillery ordered to Spanish l Fort. April {.
 April 4-s-Assisted in defense of Span- | ish Fort. When evacuated three men killed and two wounded. iS65-g7 battery was called on and re- | sponded on several occasions by Cover nors of Alabama.
 | r. vice to the State on call of President for volunteers in Spanish-American war. Was not accepted as the call only stipulated three infantry regiments. Several mem bers, however, volunteered with other commands. among those who thus voiun- | teered were: Privates Frank Adams. A.
 End Alabama; William Baum, hospital corps, reported as dying on duty in Klon- dyke District: Howard Hamilton, B, End Alabama; Frank Van Allen, quartermas- | ter service, last heard from in Porto Rico; W. J. Campbell, c. J. Flournoy. D, 2nd Alabama. Among the present members | of the battery who were volunteers. are Flournoy and Campbell. Private William E. Buch, volunteer cavalry in Philip pines; c. W. Moore. Lieutenant E. End Alabama.
 Orders will be issued tomorrow morn
 ing for batteries c and D to leave for home at D, Tn. A and B will leave camp Monday at a. m. Colonel Brandon paid the commanding | officers of the battalion and batteries very high compliments for eniciency in camp for themselves and gnQn-commissioned of | ficers and men.
 Lieutenant Pringie IA battery. will he | officer of the day tomorrow and LietIten- i ant Schmidt. B battery, officer of the guard.
 Major westcott, accompanied by Adju- | tant Perry, Sergeant Eisenrich and Miss | Hinderer, visited the national cemetery. A battery. while at target practice yes | terday afternoon disabled its heaviest muzzle-loader.
 Rev. I. o. Adams of Eufaula, chaplain | of the 2nd infantry, was guest of Major Westcott this afternoon. Hon. R. H. Clarke was his guest this morning. The result of the target practice by the four batteries has been prepared and will
 be forwarded to the headquarters of the Alabama National Guard. Inasmuch as